Bloomfield Hills

You don’t need statistics to tell you that Bloomfield Hills is one of the wealthiest cities in the United States; you can smell the money as you drive through. Tour through the neighborhoods and notice that each house is bigger than the last and somehow, everyone’s vehicle always seems clean, even in the winter.

Although the census will tell you that of the nearly 3,900 residents, that 87 percent are Caucasian, in all actuality, the majority are Jewish. So, what does this mean? Delis everywhere! If you enjoy a fat corned beef or pastrami sandwich from a place that knows the difference between an old and new pickle, you will love Bloomfield Hills.

The school system is dynamic, as one might expect, but do plan on keeping up with expensive trends and name brands. Kids of all ages here are stylish. You will find countless spas, a few amazing yoga studios, workout facilities, and an abundance of boutiques, organic grocery stores and an impressive selection of restaurants, cafes, bars and martini lounges. What you will not find is a drive-thru anywhere! There are no fast food restaurants or coffee places that use a drive-thru in Bloomfield Hills.

There are also a few points of interest to enjoy, such as the Cranbrook Institute of Science, Cranbook Art Museum and a few country clubs, including Forest Lake, Oakland Hills, Bloomfield Hills, the Heather’s Club, Stoneycroft Hills and Wabeek.