THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
38—Friday, Juste 30, 1972
ONE OF DETROIT'S FINEST
SUPPER CLUB LOUNGES
FEATURING
• ONSINESSAIllt LUNCHEONS
• ALTER THEATER SELECTIONS
• DINNERS
ROMY RAND
GREAT DAY TO
IDERE8CDIE?
CHINESE FOODS
Ii The eeeleeerd Mqhrly
The Best of Everything
Milano's Restaurant in Wind-
sor, last week, was extreme-
. . excellent
ly enjoyable
nr-carirrirsm-strirs-s-rsirvir food and fine service and
magnificient atmosphere
Here is a place that literally
noses with continental charm
and i. probably one of
the Ni th American conti-
nent's finest Italian-Ameri-
can restaurants . . Amid
Americo,' 8. Danish Foods
strolling musicians. our fare
was delectably delicious .
minestrone soup, cannelloni
beerteniment Nightly, bow Mon .
(you'd maser believe it was
Pat Flowers at the Piano Bar
spinach and Italian creamed
32305 GRAND RIVER, Farmington
cheese—guaranteed. in fact,
476-5320
to make you a spinach let er'
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fresh vegetable salad with
the special Milano's garlic
dres.m.: . the house spe-
cialty of Braciolone, a truly
• SWEET SIXTEEN
classical Italian dish of
rolled choice sirloin steak,
• SHOWERS
with cheese and meat, sau-
teed in Marsala wine and
• WEDDING
smothered with juicy fresh
RECEPTIONS
mushrooms - . . Our ex-
tremely fine waitress in the
• BAR MITZVAS
Verdi Room where we sat.
serYed us the delicacy from
a platter that included as-
sorted fresh cooked Yege-
W00010VARO AT I I MILE RD
tables . For dessert, we
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selected 110,11 her tray an
Italian cream puff with liqu-
baked on the
eur inside
ACTION PACKED
. .
premises at Milano's
No skimping on the liquor
real healthy cocktail
servings . With our meal
we had a gracious waiter
bring us a dry red French
wine and after dinner he sug-
gested a beautiful Courves-
icr brandy . . Dining at
Milano's in Windsor is an
DANCING
elegant experience . most
memorable and certainly one
NIGHTLY
that merits many repeat
visits . . The Tedesco fam-
ily need prove themselves
no longer!
THE OPENUNG - of the La
Scala di Milano Room at
DANISH
INN
We are Party Planners
Northwood Inn
Fun!
TROY
MADDOX
QUARTET
ANGEL'S
HOUR GLASS
NEW QUARTET at An-
gel's Hour Glass on W Mc-
Nichols is good . . . Troy
Maddox has a new group
. sery Enoch the opposite
18800 W. McNICHOLS
6 Bibs. W. of Southfield
S38-41350
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Chuck Muer's Epicurean Empire presents...
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4114"F e.
4 01 tittly
4 .30
June 28 thru Aug. 30
The Austin/ Moro Band
"1$ great super musicians"
The Brookside Jazz Ensemble
"A wild bunch of 22 and Ursula Walker
Washington Blvd. U Lamed
965 •0200
IRV SACHS &
SAM GILBERT
By Danny Raskin
of his former noisy trio . . .
and the young men have a
versatile knowledge that is
most pleasant for listening
and dancing enjoyment.
OVERHEARD . . . (secre-
tary on the phone) . "The
boss is out to lunch now but
he won't be gone long. No-
body took him "
MICHIGAN PALACE ends
its country western music
jamboree session tomorrow
night . . . with sax man
Boots Randolph, pianist
Floyd Cramer and mandolin
jokester Homer Burns . .
Songstress Diahann Carroll
comes in July 5-15 . . . The
Palace w ill be closed for
fishing Mon. and Tues.. July
3 and 4.
TIIANKS TO WALT
ZUKIN. two fifth grade clas-
ses at Pepper Elementary in
Oak Park, had lots of fried
chicken for their final field
trip, to tne nature center at
Kensington Park . . . The
kids and teachers were most
appreciative . . . Walt has a
new spot now with Jerry
Weisman I remember Weis-
man's Bakery next to Dar-
lisls" and Jewel Bakery in
Harvard Howl') Its on
Orchard Lake Rd just south
of 14 Mile . . and quite a
picture, both inside and out
The decor is so very
ultra modern
. like anoth-
er world
vet, some old-
tone flavors still exist at the
new Zukin's . . like those
menus on the order of the
old punch-out cards . .
Folks mark their menus and
take them to a counter . . .
and a courteous waitress
brings you the barbecue ribs,
chicken fish, pizza or other
goodies checked . . . When
the license goes through, old
time movies will be shown
. . fhe new Zukin's seats
about 190, serves beer and
wine and has folk singing en-
tertainment . . . Jerry and
-Frieda's son Sheldon, 26. is
manager of the spot, which
locks more like the inside of
'a mammoth Martian space-
ship. Most interesting in-
deed .
HAD A CONEY ISLAND
Hot Dog at Pump-R-Niks on
W. Maple and Telegraph . .
it was good . . lots of chill
with onions mixed in.
IF YOU SPILL liquor or
wine on the furniture, soap
and water are not recom-
mended because permanent
discoloration may result . .
Best thing is to wet the stain
with a little warm water on
a clean cloth . Follow this.
after drying, with a clean
cloth moistened with carbon
etrachlorid•
So MANY VERY FINF:
('!,i-e.c Restaurants in our
local.
each one a favor-
You're
■ Ie amour.. f,lks
sure to pick wisely of the
recom;nended Chinese spa••
listed
COFFEE ALASKA is good
. . . one oz. brandy, hod cof-
fee and a scoop of vanilla
ice I ream . . In tall 10 - nr.
or dear Lla ,is, place
three or lour ice cubes and
. . Fill
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of hrioolL
lreslerd
with
hilt coffee so within
. Then
inch of top .
carefully float one scoop of
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368-1370
IN SOUTHFIELD
Eaciting!• New! Modern!
CHINA CITY
24535 West Twelve Mile Rood, West of Telegraph Rood
Full course Chinese 8 American Luncheons 8 Dinners
OPEN
• Daily 11 A.M. to Midnight
Tel
all
THRE E
PORT
FRESH
FISH
FLOWN
IN
DAILY
DANCING TUES. — SUN.
[JIMMY DIXON
FOUR
SM. 11 to 2 A.M.
• Sun. Noon to 10,30 P.M
867-4747
o- - 4 p.m. to 2 a.m.]
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Closed
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DANCING NIGHTLY
NOW APPEARING -
WOLFGANG
!
•
MO • POPCORN • OLD 155W SALOON
WINE en TAP • SANDW1CN MORTON
ITALIAN SOUARE PIZZ• ANO
OUR OWN LOAROEURGER
COMMON
OFF
$
ON OUR FAMOUS
ITALIAN SQUARE
PIZZA ANY SIZE
—ANY KIND
CARRY OUT OR EAT HERE
carry outs
Ions
Phone 681-1122
FORBIDDEN city
Henry Yee's
TE 1-0775
314E
31411
Second Blvd.
at Seville Hotel
N of
Masonic Templ•
in
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Exotic Cocktails
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OUR BEAUTIFUL
TEMPLE ROOM IS
DELIGHTFUL FOR SWEET SIXTEENS
SHOWERS
•
AND
PRIVATE PARTIES
Free
Perking
GOLDEN PHOENIX
CANTONESE & AMERICAN RESTAURANT
Open Mon.-Thurs. & Sun.. 11-12 p.m.
Fri. & Sat 11-2 a
Spec.oliz.ng on Almond Sonel.,‘Ch-,ke n Bolornolo. Etc
Lunchoons A DInners
COIA•lEIE CARRY OUT AVAILABLE
4067 W. MAPLE, 1/2 Ellk. E. of Telegraph
642-8386
HOA KOW INN
C S aP netc r:n ae h s :e 'nF g 'oic7d
Open Dolly 11 pm. to 11 pm. — Sat. 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.
Free Parking
Carry-Out Service
13715 W. I1 MILE ROAD, OAK PARK
KIM'S CARDERS
•
•
LI 7 - 4443
Open M.. Om, RNA II o en Il p.
Thvn in Set II e
Midnight
Svsdes Noes II pm
16337 W. McNICHOLSRD.
I
PIPING HOT TAKE OUTS
SPECIAUZING IN C•NTONISE FOOD
PLENTY Of FREE PARKING
BR 3-4332
KING LIM'S GARDEN
O PEN 7 DAYS
AIR CONDITIONED
Authentic Mandarin & Cantonese Food
8410 W. NINE MILE RD., OAK PARK
Mem .111sm —11 e in .10 p m.
U 8-1544
KOW KOW INN, INC.
Corry Out
Serve*
Catering to Parties
Available
Open 11
to
2 •.6.. Doily
Famous Chop Suey • Cantonese Food • Steaks • Chops • Sea Food
EASY PARKING
■
TO 11-72311
Woodward and Second
CARRY OUT SREVIC
322 W.
MCNICNOIS, SehoW•ON
LEWIS UM Cordially Invites You to
LIMS
LAST 2 DAYS
TONIGHT & SATURDAY
A
Also China City 41) 1070 W. Huron St., Pontiac
A, t h e Pone Bo.
LIMBO'S
18300 WOODWARD Bet. 6 & 7
for
parties,
UNUSUAL IL EXOTIC SEAFOOD
POLYNESIAN F000 • DRINKS
Telegraph & Long Lake Rd.
ormerly Devon Gables)
645-5050
Cards
facilities available for private
sweet sixteens, showers, meetings, ete
BOB ELLIOT
BANQUETS, PARTIE S
ALL OCCASIONS
354-9077
mayor
credit
• Fri.
I Opp. 7 Dew • week i.e I
Uwe/. wed Dower
OF FARMINGTON
CANTONESE AND AMERICAN CUISINE
lerheeet Facolores
11.... ..hp Nye bray Rowan ..d het. Dooks
I. Ow CothOwl Lowe.. lor Vow Now.. Plooswo
100 People
CARRY OUT ANO CATERING
Av.:y.1001e Per
SERVICE
30687 GRAND RIVER — FARMINGTON — AMPLE PARKING 477-5646
Country Western
FESTIVAL
Boots Randolph
Floyd Cramer
Jethro Burns
2 SHOWS NIGHTLY
Fri. Cover . . . 55.00
Sot. Cover
$6
CLOSED JULY 3 & 4
CANTONESE and AMERICAN RESTAURANT—LOUNGE
NORTHLAND CENTER LOT D
SUNDAY from 1.00 p.m. to 10-00 p.m., Monday Thursday 11 aim to 17 PM
Friday and Saturday 11 a m to 1 a m.
luncheon, Family Dinners, Parties, After-Theater Snacks. Cocktails
and Carry Outs
Call 356-5293
•
authentic Cantonese Food
•
riental
OPEN JULY 5
DIAHANN
CARROL
• VALET PARKING
• BALCONY SEATS
• BANQUET FACILITIES
25298 GREENFIELD, Near 10 Milt Rd.
Also Serving Businessmen Lunches
and American Food
MON.-FRI. 11 A.M to 10.30 aid.
SAT., 11 A.M. to 1 A.M.
SUN. 12 NOON to 10 P.M.
543-7763
Corry
OW SeOCe
ry
ara,
to 3,000
lhinese-Amerii an
ThE
Michitim PALACE
235 EAGLET at Graaf River
Resetnnttiass MINIM
alekfed AINeed•el1 iher6114.
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OPEN 7 DAYS
KE 8-2860
Cuisine
20441 W. 8 MILE RD., 4 8Iks. W. of Evergreen
WING HONG
Chinese-Americ•n It•stoutent
1112C3W ID Mk Rd.
353 tot`?
et lexthYield
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