38 Friday, March 26, 1982

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Danny Raskin's

The Best of Everything

PEOPLE ASK why folks
come from all over to enjoy
the fare at Red Devil, Fen-
kell and Greenfield . . . and
the reasons are apparent
with a visit . . . It's clean,
spacious and easily one of
the top eateries around for
family dining . . . within a
family budget . . . Costs go
up on food but Red Devil
prices remain the same . . .
and everything served is
high quality. You can't
fool owner Yahia (pro-
nounced Ya-Ya) Mawari on
the meat . . . Back in 1975,
he had his own butcher shop
in Dearborn . . . Today as
the always smiling "Ya Ya"
greeting people and work-
ing constantly, he is celeb-
rating his second anniver-
sary as owner of the 165-
seater Red Devil.
Besides being a former
butcher, Yahia, was also a
chef in Europe . . . His
place here is packed during
lunch, some people driving
all the way from Downtown
Detroit . . . He does a tre-
mendous carry-out business
. . . has a beautiful private
banquet room . . . and eve-
ning dinners there are a
must with many who also
enjoy having a courteous
man outside in attendance
at the lighted parking.
A lot of peOple still
don't know that Red
Devil also serves
cocktails . . . They re-
member when it only had
beer and wine . . . The
pleasant-looking -bar
amid a homey surround-
ing presents an added at-
traction.
There were four of us . . .
I was in a craving mood for
Red Devil pizza, considered
to be among the best round-
ers . . . The craving was so
great that when waitress
Vera Miller asked what I
wanted on it, the answer
was everything and any-
thing that could be thought
of . . . That is, except an-
chovies, which I ordered on
the side but never received.
The pizza came seemingly
with whatever they had in
the kitchen . . . and was it
good! . . . You'd think with
all that stuff it would be too
heavy and too much a
clashy mixture . . . But
Red Devil pizzas are noted
to be in a private class that
ooze with tasteful, light
goodness atop crisp thin
dough . . . regardless of
what you order on them . . .
Three different cheeses . . .
non-processed . . . are also
a Red Devil pizza
trademark.
Although the yearning
was so great for pizza, I
couldn't pass up the wonder-
ful antipasto salad . . . or
any of those soft bread
sticks soaked in garlic bat-
ter and made to order on the
spot at Red Devil.
Marilyn Frumkin was
on a diet and bravely
passed up everything
until her dinner came
. . . "One of the best
pieces of broiled chicken
I've ever tasted," said
Marilyn . . . Her hus-
band, Sid, and my wife,

.

Frieda, had the full-
bodied, very tasty mines-
trone soup . . . Sid had
delicious Veal Tosca and
Frieda ordered the tasty
Veal Parmigian,a . . .
with a side of rolled Sal-
timbocca tossed in.
You could tell that
Yahia's experience as a
butcher pays off . . . The
fresh veal quality at Red
Devil is very high . . . and
customers don't have to pay
an arm and a leg to get it.

Red Devil is open seven-
days-a-week . . . and little
wonder that it ranks among
the finest neighborhood res-
taurants.
PICKLE BARREL has
a celebration this week . .
the end of a very bad winter
(it and many others hope).
People can buy as much
corned beef or pastrami as
they want, one pound or
more . . . and get an equal
amount free from today
until next Thursday . . .
Not just one pound, mind
you . . . as much as folks
want!
MIXING BUSINESS
with fun is a pastime with
the new A & B Merchandis-
ing team of Joe Anne
Adams and John Monet
. . . and on one day each
month, it's all fun . . The
second in its area series of
shindigs was recently given
at Topinka's Country House
on W. Seven Mile and Tele-
graph . . . for birthday gals
Sadye Mattis, Farmington
Hills, and Nancy Morrison,
Birmingham . . . plus Mer-
chant of The Month Awards
to Mark Meyerson of Bud-
dy's Bar-B-Que, Far-
mington Hills, and Dave
Underdown, Douglas
Cleaners, Birmingham.
The winners were picked
up at their residences in
chauffered limousine and
brought to Topinka's . . .
for cocktails, dinner with
violin entertainment . . .
and an excellent magic
show . . . Sadye and Nancy
got birthday cakes
Mark and Doug received
plaques.
The magic was in a class
of its own . . . by Al Wyg-
ant, whose extraordinary
sleight of hands brings
wide-eyed amazement
wherever he appears . . .
whether it's on stage in Las
Vegas or a Bar Mitzva in
Southfield, where he and
wife Marcy live.
Besides being a very fine
magician, Al is one of the
best left-handed golfers
around . . . and a former
New York Yankee first base
farmhand who back in 1956
hit 10 homers in four West-
ern League games at
peka . . . They take a
backseat, however, to his
magical wizardry and witty
repartee.
TIM HEWITT and Feel-
ings debut in Dewey's at
Michigan Inn this Monday
. . . ap`pearing through
April 10.
LOVING CUP with
songstress Marlene Hill is
at the Stephenson Club, just

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•breakfast
• lunch • dinner
•after-theater • kiddie menu

open tuesdays thru sundays
10 a.m. to 11 p.m.

lincoln shopping center. 101/2 mi & greenfield, oak park

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3020 GRAND RIVER Free Parking TE 3- 0700

CARL'S

Private Banquet Rooms for wedding parties.

Serving the World's Finest Steaks, Chops and

CHOP HOUSE

Sea Foods for more than 50 years. All Beef aged

in our cellars.

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Owned L Operate.
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