LIFE
Highland Park coney island gets Food Network makeover
Customers dine at Red Hots Coney Island May 9, 2015, in Highland Park.
John M. Galloway/Special To The Detroit NewsLisa Alfelt, left, of Rochester, owner Carol Harlan, and Daniel Eller of Rochester hang out at Red Hots Coney. Alfelt and Eller were instrumental in getting Red Hots exposure on the Food Channel.
John M. Galloway / Special To The Detroit NewsOwner Carol Harlan talks with customers Anthony and Debra Eaches of Woodhaven at Red Hots Coney Island May 9, 2015, in Highland Park.
(John M. Galloway/Special To The Detroit NewsOwner Christina Harlan waits on Shannon Zion of Northville at Red Hots Coney Island.
John M. Galloway / Special To TheDetroit NewsOwner Christina Harlan at Red Hots Coney Island.
John M. Galloway, Detroit NewsEmily Zion of Northville helps her two-year-old brother, Matthew.
John M. Galloway / Special To The Detroit NewsOwners Christina Harlan, left, and her parents, Carol and Richard Harlan, are shown at Red Hots Coney Island.
John M. Galloway / Special To The Detroit NewsOwner Richard Harlan rolls the hot dogs at Red Hots Coney Island.
John M. Galloway / Special To The Detroit NewsOwner Richard Harlan pours his chili on Coney Islands.
John M. Galloway / Special To The Detroit NewsOwner Richard Harlan add onions on Coney Islands.
John M. Galloway, Detroit NewsRed Hots Coney Island in Highland Park is shown.
John M. Galloway / Special To The Detroit News