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"Since the publication of
last year's book, additional
restaurants have opened
(though fewer than last
year); most have rapidly
disappeared from the scene.
Those that are left are of the
best quality that we have
seen among the 'Newcom-
ers' since our first edition in
1975.
"Moreover, many of the
`little' places that were
merely listed in our prev-
ious editions have held on
and greatly improved their
overall operations. We've
now described them in con-
siderable detail.
"The new result repre-
sents,- in a way, the eco-
nomic rule that the har-
dest working and those
most fit to survive do be-
cause they do the best job
for their customers. To
illustrate: a review of the
menus of the 'most prom-
inent' restaurants in
town shows price in-
creases over the last
seven years that (though
startling) are ,considera-
bly short of those at the
corner supermarket; it
also shows drastically
redesigned menus and
considerably more imag-
inative dishes than those
of a few years ago.
Moreover, our dis-
cussions with the re-
staurateurs whose places
we present indicate they
have an attitude that
boils down to 'serve the
public well and they'll let
us serve them.' We
couldn't ask for more.
"We believe that in future
years you will find that this
year's 'newcomers' have be-
come the 'oldies but goodies'
and that this year's values
were quite exceptional, all
things considered.
`Now let's talk about some
of the new restaurants in
this year's book. We've
found two superstars in the
haute cuisine category.
First is the Lark in West
Bloomfield — one of the
most beautiful restaurants
in southeastern Michigan
with impeccable service, a
five-course fixed price
dinner offering a variety of
entrees highlighted by
imaginative sauces. They
are now introducing special
dinners throughout the
year that are spectacular!
"The other 'star' is the
Van Dyke Place on Van
Dyke in Indian Village.
This is a beautifully re-
stored 18-room mansion —
the perfect example of a
French town house offering
French cuisine every bit as
richly imaginative as the
surroundings. Both of these
places would be categorized
as expensive, but well worth
every cent — and especially
conducive to that 'special
occasion.'
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Chuck Muer family
taverns have a nicely
balanced variety of dis-
hes (besides fish) such as
soup, sandwiches, ribs,
etc. The Original Pan-
cake House on the east
side boasts the best
breakfast in town;
Richard and Reiss Lite
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