THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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AUTHENTIC MEXICAN &
AMERICAN FOOD
Daily Food And
Drink Specials!
lOPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
Home Of The

COMEDY CASTLE

FRI., SEPT. 10-SUN., SEPT. 12 ..CARRY SHANDLING

"The Tonight Show" & "Mery Griffin"

NEW TALENT NIGHT
TUES., SEPT. 14
WED., SEPT. 15-SUN., SEPT. 19
JAMES WESLEY JACKSON

LA Leff Stop & "Enviromedian"

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4614 N. WOODWARD, 1 1/2 biks. S. of 14 MILE

549-2323

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22140 WOODWARD

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Just S. of 9 Mile -

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Ferndale

YOUR CHOICE OF
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AT NO EXTRA CHARGE

WITH ALL REG. OR 9-COURSE MEALS!

REG. MEAL

FRESH BROILED WHITE FISH
STUFFED FLOUNDER
FRESH BROILED PICKEREL
FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP
FISH & CHIPS
BAKED MEAT LOAF (61.-nors.)
CORNED BEEF & CABBAGE ow. & %.s.)
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RAVIOLI 11/..bills
MOUSAKA Wei • $.O
SPINACH PIE

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& STICKS

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Danny Raskin's

The Best of Everything

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IT'S QUITE A JUMP
from Barry's War Surplus
store on Grand River to the
highly-touted Quilted
Giraffe restaurant in New
York . . . But the 39-year-
old son of Irving and Lillian
Wine (Iry named the store
after Barry Wine) also went
from a corporate securities
lawyer on Wall Street to
chef-proprietor of Quilted
Giraffe on New York's Sec-
ond Ave.
Barry graduated from
University of Chicago Law
School . . . and gave up his
profession to be a culinary
expert, or "cook" as he calls
himself.
In 1970, Barry, wife Su-
san, and their two children
moved from New York City
to a little town 90 miles
north . . . He set up a law
practice and Susan opened
an art gallery.
It was their thinking that
the only way the art gallery
Would make it would be to
open a restaurant next door
where people could lunch -
then shop at the gallery ..
and so the Quilted Giraffe
was born in the little town of
New Paltz . . . with the
eatery's name coming from
some of the quilted artifacts
sold at the gallery.
At the beginning,
neither could do the
cooking chores, and
hired someone else to do
it . . . Over the course of
three years, however,
they discovered a fond-
ness for the restaurant
business . . . When the
chef had a day off, Barry
would cook.
In 1977, he gave up law
and 'became a full-time chef
. . . Susan quit her art gal-
lery and made all the pas-
tries . . . "We just plowed
ahead in a not too terribly
pressured atmosphere,"
Says Barry, "and grew with
the business."
He and Susan decided
they were ready to open a
place in New York City . .
In 1979, the new address of
Quilted Giraffe was 955
Second Ave. . . . garnering
much acclaim from culinary
experts and gourmets.
Their place seats only 60
. . . with a fixed price menu
. . . and is considered
among New York's finest.
ANOTHER CHUCK E.
Cheese's Pizza Time Thea-
ter has opened . . . on Nine
Mile, a couple blocks east of
Woodward in Ferndale ..
The 10th unit has Dolly
Dimples, King, the seven-
foot lion who takes off on
Elvis Presley, etc.
PEOPLE ASK, "What is
that new Celebrities place
we see on Northwestern and
12 Mile?"
It's the former Cafe Fior
. . . now redesigned by de-
signer Cary Greenberg into
a wide-open area seating
150 . . . plus a separate
cocktail section for 50 . . .
surrounding a large stage
and dance floor.
Neon lights are all about
. . . plus rust tablecloths,
floating candles on tables
and comfortable colors of
taupe and beige.

WOODWARD bet. 8 & 9 MILE • Valet Parking • 1399104;1

NEW! NEW! NEW!

Dancing is to show bands
. . . playing standards,
pops, jazz, rhythm and
blues, etc. . . . Where did
the name "Celebrities"
come from? . . . It's the
connotation that whoever
CABARET MUSICAL
goes there is a star.
Contrary to a lot of be-
IN THE DOWNSTAIRS GREASEPIT
liefs ... food is served
from lunch to dinner at
Celebrities ... and is not
expensive ... Chef Greg
Upshur, from former
per person
popular northwest fine
For
Reservations:
399-1040
dining spots, puts out
gourmet specialties at
DOUG'S
regular prices ... plus
NOW OPEN MONDAYS
standard fare ...
FOR LUNCH
homemade soups (two
11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
different ones each day),
salads, veal, shrimp,
steak and fish dishes.
On the daily menu is Scal-
Mon. Only
lop du Jardin (sauteed scal-
lops with fresh vegetables
in light cream sauce, served
Since 1959
with rice) . . . but his gour-
met specialties include
ITALIAN
things like . . . French Cut
Lamb Chops, seared then
DINING
roasted with basil, honey
and walnuts, Broiled
Swordfish with green pep-
pers, onion and lemon
parsley butter, flambe'd in
vermouth . . . Churchill's
Wellington, tenderloin of
beef served with herbs,
tucked into a puff pastry
FEATURING A NEW LUNCHEON MENU .. .
with an onion burgundy re-
SANDWICHES ... PASTA ... SEAFOOD ... CHICKEN
duction, baked, topped with
PIZZA . . . ETC., ETC.
brown mushroom sauce.
LAST FALL, Hadassah
COCKTAILS • WINE • BEER
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held a benefit auction at the
C.B. Charles Gallery in
BANQUET & MEETING ROOMS AVAILABLE
Birmingham and raised
COMPLETE CARRY-OUT SERVICE AVAILABLE
over $30,000 for Hadassah
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activities . . . In addition to
I Since 1959 VOUPO
hundreds of art objects,
paintings, jewelry and
AND PIZZA
ceramics, some personal
4033 W. 12 MILE 3 Blks E. of Greenfield
services of officers and
548-3656
members of Hadassah chap-
Berkley
ters were also auctioned.
One of the items, a gour-
met dinner for 12 catered by
noted-housewife cooks
ON FOOD PURCHASE OF $6 OR MORE
Melba Winer and Leah
DINING ROOM, CARRY OUT OR DELIVERY
Snider, stalwarts of 111
MON.-THURS. 11 a.m.-12 Mid.
Hadassah in Michigan, was
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SAT. 12 noon-2 a.m. SUN. 12 noon- 12 Mid. Expires 9-31-82
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