28 Friday, April 29, 1977

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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out... "Everything was
superb," says Al. "I had a
great piece of red snapper,
Mildred's white fish was ex-
cellent, the place is abso-
lutely beautiful and the
service wonderful."
CLUB 1001 NIGHTS is
open on W. McNichols, six
blocks west of
Southfield...Lebanese and
American food...Former
Angel's Hour Glass spot
will have its official grand
opening, May 1, 2 and
3...with floor show including
belly dancing and orches-
tras for show and dancing.
BIG SUNDAY for restau-
rateurs is May 8...Mother's
Day...No cooking or wash-
i n g dishes for
mother...Most places will
also have a children's menu
for that day...so they can
be with mom...and it won't
cost dad a bundle to have
the whole family together.
DETROIT PLAZA Hotel
in the Renaissance Center
may have a kosher kitch-
en...Kuno Fasel, food and
beverage head and catering
manager, is working on
it...Among those who have
big hopes for one is Kuno's
administrative secretary
from Johannesberg, South
Africa, Renee Stein...Has
nothing to do with Kashrut
or catering, but Renee is a
very rare individual...While
it rained buckets last week,
she very enthusiastically
reveled with "I love it! I
love it!"
"MR. NITE LIFE" of
yesteryears in Detroit,
Turk Prujanski, song
writer, emcee, show biz en-
trepreneur, promoter, etc.,
is here visiting fr6m Los An-
geles for a couple of weeks.
QUESTION... Why do
some restaurants serve
what they erroneously call
"cottage fries" which in
reality are re-fries and
hardened, like wooden nick-
els?
ANOTHER RESTAU-
RANT is being opened by
Chuck Muer...whose C.A.
Muer Corp. already oper-
ates 17 in Michigan, Ohio
and Colorado... This time
it's Pittsburgh, as he'll
spend about $2 million to re-
store the historic Grand
Concourse of the Terminal
Building at Station Square.
SCOTT'S KOR-
NER..."Since I am only 16-
years-old, the employees at
many places evidently don't
want my business. Like the
recent restaurant I was at
with my friends...When we
walked in, the hostess said,
`We don't want you here.
There's a dollar mininum.'
Because of her, the restau-
rant lost out on a nice size

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tab, which four of us spent
somewhere else.
"There's a way of saying
things that don't make
them seem offensive. Also,
waitresses and hostesses
should be taught to treat
everyone equally, regard-
less of age. If the restau-
rant doesn't want our busi-
ness, we will be more than
happy to accommodate
them by going elsewhere.
Funny thing about money.
It's the same color and has
the same value regardless
of who spends it."
TOMORROW NITE is ap-
pearance of L.A. rockers
Little Feat...and first time
in Detroit for Pablo
Cruise...at Royal Oak Thea-
ter...7:30.

EVERY SUNDAY, 9
p.m., is King Gong Show at

Ramada Inn on—Wickham
Rd. in Romulus, near Metro-
politan Airport.
A LITTLE BIT OF
EVERYTHING...Gourmet
tableside cooking by reser-
vations only _at Roman Ter-
race, Orchard Lake at
12...Jim Schwall's band at
the Raven Gallery, Green-
field and 12, thru May
8...Songs by Jose Riojas,
Monday through Friday at
Red Cedars, Nine Mile and
Telegraph...Charlie Dubin
and Don Preston, pianists,
at Kingsley Inn, Woodward
in Bloomfield Hills.
Bob Posch, the complete
entertainer, at Sundown
Steak House, Long Lake
Rd. and Livernois in
Troy...Sundown's Sunday
brunch ($3.95, 11 to 2:30)
and dinner buffet ($5.95, 3
to 6) are both 1/2 price for
children 12 and under...Ron
Coden, Thursday through
Saturday at Railroad Cross-
ing, E. Eight Mile... "Me
and Bessie", Broadway mu-
sical about blues singer Bes-
sie Smith, at Music Hall
through May 1...Ronnie Phil-
lips, Tuesday through Satur-
day at Danish Inn on Grand
River in Farmington.
Jo Thompson on piano,
Wednesday through Satur-
day at Scotch 'n Sirloin,
James Couzens and Green-
field...Bob Elliot, Sunday
and Monday...live lobster,
$9.95 Thur,sday and
Friday...Jim Joseph in the
catering dept. at Troy-Hil-
ton...Rina's good eating
spot on Schaefer now closed
Sundays...Pianist Jim Jew-
hurst from 7:30 p.m.-,
Tuesday through Saturday,
Bloomfield Canopy, Or-
chard Lake at Maple...It's
now called Ira Levy's
Mama Zelda's, Southfield
and 121/2...He's the sole
owner... Tony and Carolyn
and Company at Centaur
Rinkside Restaurant, Drake
Rd. and Walnut Lk. Rd.
Sing-a-long Friday and
Saturday at Sussex House,
W. 12 Mile at Ever-
green...Chef Ezzie Holyk
doing a great job bringing
back food of yesteryears at
Club Berkley, Woodward at
111/2 Mile...Music of Ma-
gyan Gypsies and good Hun-
garian food at Hungarian
Village, 1-75 Freeway at
Springwells exit...Mike Tay-
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