Specializing in Authentic
Italian-American Dining
Lunches and Dinners

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ORTHEIA BARNES
MILDRED SCOTT

AND THE P'ZAll BAND
FRIDAY & SATURDAY NITES

IN THE DOWNSTAIRS
GREASEPIT THEATER

DOUG'S
NOW OPEN MONDAYS
FOR LUNCH
11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

DRINKS
1/2 OFF

Mon. Only

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22140 WOODWARD lust S._ of 9 Mile

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OPEN

544-7933

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SMALL GREEK OR TOSSED SALAD
AT NO EXTRA CHARGE

WITH ALL REG. OR 9-COURSE MEALS!

REG. MEAL 9-COURSE MEAL

FRESH BROILED WHITE FISH
STUFFED FLOUNDER
FRESH BROILED PICKEREL
FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP
FISH & CHIPS
BAKED MEAT LOAF (vm.-ners.)
CORNED BEEF & CABBAGE oft. Ass.)
10 OZ. PRIME N.Y. SIRLOIN STEAK
1/2 BAR-B-Q FRESH CHICKEN
1/2 FRIED FRESH CHICKEN
ROAST FRESH TURKEY wiereSsiet
BAR-B-11 RIBS
BABY BEEF LIVER WilliORS Or trace.
VEAL CUTLETS
ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF au jus
CHOPPED SIRLOIN. wiseseass saes
VEAL PARMESAN
BAKED LASAGNA
RAVIOLI 9/meatballs
MOUSAKA (baked ett plat)
SPINACH PIE

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would cost a fortune today if
replaced . . . which, we dare
say, would be near impossi-
ble to do.

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REG. MEAL INCLUDES:

9-COURSE MEAL INCLUDES:

CHOICE OF SALAD;
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OR SPAGHETTI, GREEK BREAD
& STICKS

FRUIT CUP, Ma Ofr SOUP, CHOICE 01SALAII,
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THE :DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Hard to beat some of
the other employees . . .
like gracious, capable
waiter Edmund
Gniatczyk, eight years at
Kingsley Inn . . . after a
stalwart at Northwood
Inn on Woodward . . and
Polly Phelps, waitress, so
efficient, personable and
smiling.

You might call dining at
Kingsley Inn class elegance
. . . It isn't cheap . . . but
then again not overly-
expensive either . . . The re-
laxing comfort and quality
food have qualities of dis-
tinction.
Kingsley Inn has changed
. . . for the better . . . Of this
we know Nick Takis joins
the Zawideh family in much
happiness . . . Who wouldn't
. . . seeing their institution
become even finer.

,"THIS IS REAL THE-
ATER!" exulted Shirley

Eder in the lobby after open-
ing of "Nuts" at Birming-
ham Theater on Woodward
. . . "Everyone should see
it!" said Shirley.
Not too many in the audi-
ence would disagree with
her . . . Although starting
slowly, "Nuts"gains enough
momentum to stir people in
their seats . . . The entire set
is a court room . . . and the
acting is superb.
Nuts was chosen a _ s one of
the 10 best plays of the
season on
1979-1980
Broadway . . . And Stephen
Zuckerman, who directed
the original New York
production is with the Bir-
mingham presentation . .
Stephen was a student at
Yale Drama School and
University of Michigan.
MAIL DEPT. . . . "It has
come to my attention that a
certain good restaurant lo-
cated in Windsor, Ont. has
never had a write-up in your

column.
"My wife and I travel
quite a bit and have eaten in
many fine establishments
and find Zuk's Wharf of
Windsor to be deserving of a
mention in your column.
Their food is excellently .and
freshly prepared. They have
a good chef and their food is
purchased fresh daily. The
help is pleasant and very
competent. Their prices are
moderate.
"Being that we frequent
this establishment periodi-

cally we have made the ac-
quaintance of the owner.
During a recent visit the
owner confided in us that he
may have to change the
format of this establish-
ment or go out of business in
order to survive these hard
economic times.
"Like he said, 'People who
used to go out to eat maybe
once or twice a month, now
eat out once a month. They
may have two or three favo-
rite restaurants, so once
they eat at one place and the
other time they come here.
Nobody can survive in this
type of climate.' "

Dave and Roslyn Weiner

ALBAN'S BOTTLE &
BASKET on N. Hunter in

Birmingham will become a
sitdown restaurant . . .
maybe in October of this
year . . . Ground will hope-
fully be broken in March
just north of the present
building.
In other words, parking
lots will be exchanged .. .
The new Alban's-eatery,
carry-out and huge selec-
tion of liquor will be built on
its present large parkin _ g lot
. The cafeteria-deli will
be completely gutted . . .
and new setup also serving
liquor by the glass.

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NOW COMES AN

Oriental restaurant with no
American selections of any
type . . . or even chop suey
. . . It's the Mountain King
opened Sept. 13, 1982 . . . on
E. Maple about half block
east of N. Hunter in Bir-
mingham . . . formerly
Monahan's Beef Buffet .. .
and seating 130.
Where did the name come
from?
There's a famous restau-
rant in Tokyo called Moun-
tain King . . . with over 200
employees . . . about 3,000
seating and Shu Li Tsung
was one of the 20 chefs . . . In
oriental l'anguage, moun-
tain king is expression for
tiger.
Shu and his family own
the four-month-old restau-

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27822,ORCHARD LAKE RD.
AT 12 MILE OFF 696 851-4094

Open Mon. thru Sat.

1 1:30 axa.-2:30 a.m.

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Sun.3 p.m.-9 p.m.

VISIT McFROCK'S
SALOON DOWNSTAIRS

LUNCH & DINNER FOR 2

(back by popular request)

• Veal Francesco
• Veal Piccanti
• Veal Parmesan
• Veal Scaloppini
,Fresh Fish Of The Day

LUNCH $11

per Couple

DINNER $21

per

Includes Complimentary Glass of Wine

Early Birds 10% Off Before 7 p.m.
Senior Citizens 10% Off At All Times

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Not applicable to Lunch & Dinners For Two

Schrod Zucchini

Because right now, we're adding
a select handful of new and
exciting entrees-elegant in the
traditional Chuck Muer manner,
surprisingly affordable in times
like these. Here's a sample:

Fresh Boston Schrod with
zucchini stuffing, served with
rice pilaf
8.95

Chicken Piccata

Sauteed with fresh mushrooms
in lemon butter and Sherry,
served with homemade linguine

8.95

Anc.'. remember, your Charley's
_prabdinner includes salad
vinaigrette, and hot homemade
bread to start your meal right.

Linguine Fruit de Mer

Tossed with shrimp,
scallops, fresh salmon and
mussels

8.95

Come join us tonight, or any
night. All it takes is a phone call
and your special evening begins!

Crab Stuffed Schrod

Prepared with Chef Larry's
Maryland Lump Crabmeat
stuffing

8.95

Mussels Dijon

ehamleti's
ertab

5498 Crooks Rd. • Troy
879-2060

a (luta Muer Ileartanint

American Express and other major credit cards accepted.

Fresh mussels steamed and
topped-with a rich mustard
sauce

7.95

Oriental Chicken

Julienne strips of chicken
sauteed with mixed oriental
vegetables, served with rice pilaf

7.95

Couple