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FOR REAL OLD FASMONED EATING ENJOYMENT
Old-Tyme Big Sandwiches
DELICATESSEN—CHARBURGERS
STEAK & EGGS
DESSERT FANTASIES
Eat In or Take Ott ALL ABOARD!
THE DETROIT JEWISH HEWS
Friday, March 12, 1971-33
JAVA JUNCTION
The Best of Everything
4286 N. WOODWARD
■ etwoen 13 R. 14 MU. Rds.
576-1588
By Danny Raskin
LARCO'S
Pies FiallimsAssarkan Cuisine
, Deliskrogy Pressared fIsr the
Dismukes Taste
• BANQUET FACIUTIES
New: 0111011 &sudsy 12 Uwe
703 W. 11cHicimels Rd. UN 24111
BANQUETS!
MEETINGS!
PARTIES ! .
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NORTHWOOD INN
WOODWARD
JO 4-6688
A T
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TAJ MAHAL on Cass and Willis,
is looking for a place on the north-
west side of town .. The little
North Indian eatery has some of
the most delightful dishes encoun-
tered by savory taste buds ... and
is a prime example of good food
overcoming its surroundings .
In fact, some of the best food
served in America can be found
in little two by four spots without
any atmosphere.
IT'S A NICE RIDE and well
worth it to Duffy's on Union Lake
. . . with cocktails, good food and
delightful entertainment all fea-
tured . . . Take Orchard Lake Rd.
to Commerce, left to Union, right
to Cooley and left to 8635, which
is the address for a good time at
Duffy's . . . also open on Sundays
at 4 p.m. and closed Mondays .. .
Reservations are suggested on the
weekend eves.
MEREDITH McIIEA
Lovely star of Petticoat Junction
in a limited one week engagement
show
MARCH 15-20
Hass is VELVET TAVERN:
Mea.-Thaw f & 11—Weeks's& 9, 11 & 1
NOW IN LUNAR LOUNGE
The
Expression
ea Me&erts Records Nayise Latest Hits
Aka km Laser Leurre. Tony Thomas, Lie& Hurst sad the Tartans
Show Those: 8-10-12. Your Host—Jolus Buzyleski
Cover as•114: Waskaaw $3.50—Weekenui $4.50
THE MOON SUPPER CLUB
22010 Crysler Drive, Hazel Park
548-5700
D
WOODWARD AVE AT 111/2 MILE ROAD
"A Culinary Treasure-Trove" of
Seafood Specialties
WISCONSIN FROG LEGS—w.
are probably the only place in the country
serving FRESH Wisconsin Frog Legs at this time of year.
FRESH MAINE COAST LOISTER
FRESH FILET OF LEMON SOLE
FRESH MOUNTAIN 'ROOK TROUT FRESH FILET OF ROUNDER
FRESH CANADIAN LAKE PERCH
FRESH LAKE SUPERIOR WHITE FISH
FRESH FLORIDA RED SNAPPER
THESE FISH ITEMS ARE SHIPPED DIRECT TO US
SEVERALL TIMES A WEEK — WHY SETTLE FOR LESS?
Of course, our excellent
Prime Ribs of Beef and Steaks
also served anytime!
GEORGE GENOFF'S TRIO
plays every Tuesday and Wednesday night.
Dinner music from 6 p.m.
Dancing after 9 p.m. nicely.
THE GOTHAM TRIO
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Nights,
Reseivalies JO 4-411311 sr U 1-2577
BANQUET ROOMS AVAILABLE
FOR ANY SIZE PARTY
IT'S A FAMILY AFFAIR at
Angel's Hour Glass on W. Mc-
Nichols, six blocks west of South-
field . . . with Angel and Hank
Panek plus beautiful daughter Deb-
bie and handsome son Wayne—a
couple of real fine young people
. . The Billy Rose Trio is still at
Angel's for listening and dancing
. Billy, Ronnie Sbandel and Lou
Marr.
KIM, the little Korean waitress
at Piper's 24-hour spot on W. 10
Mile Rd. between Southfield and
Evergreen, is so very cute and
fast . . . adding a most delightful
touch of Asian courtesy, too.
NAME OF THE FIRST musical
by Center Theater, scheduled for
production this year, cannot be
used yet, but it's "Fiddler on the
Roof."
BEHIND THE BAR AT After: -
glow Lounge on W. McNichols,
just west of Woodward, are a cou-
ple of know-their-stuff gals . . .
barmaids Dolores Gonzalez and Jan
Edwards.. . Great organ stylist
Dan Holley is still packing them
in for owner Dick Larry . . . and
big news is that former chef Chuck
Formosa is back at the Afterglow
. . . with his top notch knowledge
In preparation of food. --
STAN AND YETrA YATES
write that the group called "The
Lion's Den" at the Steering Wheel
on W. Grand Blvd. is "very good."
GENE WOO, bossman at Hoa
Kow in Oak Park, not only has
excellent Chinese food, but plenty
of cameras to take your picture
. Gene's a photography bug and
lives just back of the restaurant
. so if you want some very good
Oriental dishes and advice on pho-
tography . . . Gene is the guy to
see and Hoe Kow the place to go.
NEW NAME OF PIETRO'S in
the Cultural Center, at the Park
Shelton Hotel, Woodward and
Kirby, is catching on fast . .
Takes time, but the old Hugo's
name is slowly dying away . . .
and Pietro's is taking over . . . The
food has gotten back to the old
days at Hugo's, before it started
getting bad and folks stayed away.
OWNERS OF Saksey's on Wood-
ward and Seven Mile Rd. are Irv-
ing Sachs and Sam Gilbert.
ED PIPER IS BANQUET man-
ager at Black- Forest Inn on S.
Washington near 11 Mile Rd., Royal
Oak, and the parties are coming
in fast for the private upstairs
area holding up to 400 people . .
Tony K, is beverage manager and
assistant to General Manager Tony
Nestico.
SAUL CASTER, group director
with Restaurant Associates, with
his wife Betty, hive been in De-
troit since October, to get things
upgraded at the Bronze Door on
Kercheval, Fox and Hounds on
Woodward and The Ambassador
in Ann Arbor .. . Restaurant As-
sociates took over the three local
spots about a year ago and is
making a big effort to restore A-1
quality in food and service.
A TOURIST IN CHINA watched
as three prominent Chinese were
being buried . . . As the first cas-
ket was lowered, several Chinese
women came forward, placing
chickens, rice, bread and wine on
the coffin ... "What's that for?"
asked the visiio
r*. "That is our
custom,"_ answered one of the
mourners, " so that the body of
the dead man will not go hungry."
. . The same procedure was fol-
lowed when the second casket was
lowered . . . When the third was
lowered:only a single cup of rice
was placed on it . . . "Say," mut-
tered the stranger, "how come
they put such a little bit of food on
that coffin?" . . . The Chinese
shrugged, "That was Sing Lee. He
was on a diet."
Pony'
is having a birthday party !
69?
ALL THE PANCAKES
YOU CAN EAT
Fri. - Sat. - Sun.
I
1.95 I
Complete Swiss Steak Dinner
FREE! FREE! FREE!
Balloons, suckers, games for the kids!
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G POriy. Restaurant
8 Mile Road between
Telegraph & Lahser
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$19
MINIMUM 12
CHOICE OF 5 MEATS (Corned Beef, Pastrami, Pep-
pered Beef, Tongue, Salami, Bar-B-Q Beef and
Breast of Turkey.)
ALSO INCLUDING Potato Salad, Creamy Cole'-Slaw,
Dill Pickles (New & Old). Dill Tomatoes, Assorted
Olives, Mustard & Bread.
I GREAT SCOTT DELI
SUPER DELI SPECIAL
RAW PICKLED TONGUE 21Vb.
IN THE NEW
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30850 ORCHARD LAKE RD. (nr. 14 Mile Rd.)
851-5266