32 Friday, January 28, 1983

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

he Best of Everything

(Continued from Page 31) they are, a delicatessen-res-
Reservations are being taurant association would
accepted for what should be be a fantastic boon for busi-
a very interesting and busy ness in its field . . . If there
evening in a small deli .. .
are any dissenters, those
Jeff is a student in culinary
who would say no to a deli
arts at Oakland Commu- association or whatever it
nity' College, one of Michi- may be called, they are ex-
353-8170
27777 FRANKLIN RD.
gan's finest for food . . . That tremely foolish.
ONE BLOCK WEST OF TELEGRAPH RD. AND
mushroom barley soup he
Contact Al at the Pickle
NORTH OF 11 MILE RD.
makes at Gary's ranks with Barrel, 557-8899 .. . or at
the best ... There's some- home, 358-3467.
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Specializing In
thing in it at
ih sets the soup
THERE'S LIVE late
FRESH FISH and AGED BEEF
off from any others.
night theater here . ' . with
BIG HOPE FOR 1983 the Fourth Street
With A CHOICE SALAD BAR
... is that a delicatessen- Playhouse opening its mid-
Of Over 35 Items From Which To Choose
restaurant association will night studio production of "I
LUNCH COMPLETE LUNCHEONS
be formed . . . for the benefit Lost A Pair of Gloves Yes-
Mon.-Sat. 11:30-3 p.rh.
AND DINNERS
of all delis to work together terday" . . . Performances
PRIVATE
DINNER
in successful endeavors.
are Fridays and Saturdays
More buying power at midnight through Feb. 19
BANQUET FACILITIES?
Tues.-Sat. 5:30-9:30 p.m.
meaning lower costs and
. . The Fourth Street
consumer savings, con- P
. layhouse is on Fourth in
trolled prices, huge savings Royal Oak.
on insurance, health bene-
TEN PERCENT OF
fits, equipment mainte- ALL food sales at D. Denni-
nance contracts, etc.
son's Seafood Tavern, 12
Back about nine years Mile and Orchard Lake Rd.,
ago an attempt was made, through Jan. 31 . . . plus all
From 2 p.m.
with Al Winkler, ourselves proceeds from a contest go to
and others working to- American Cancer Society.
, Daily Hours:
gether in trying to formu-
IS IT TRUE that Sero's
Mon.-Thurs. 11-11
late a deli-restaurant asso- of Royal Oak is coming to
ciation . . . The time evi- the spot vacated by Tunnel
Fri.-Sat. til 12:30 a.m.
dently wasn't ripe . . . but it Bar-B-Q and Hickory's on
sure is today.
Northwestern and 12 Mile?
With conditions the way . . . If so, wonder what hap-
PARTY PLANNING?
ISENT/41111111111
pened to the Mother's that
LUSH
"Serving The Best
Les Taubman was going to
TROPICAL GARDEN
, To the Best!"
open there?
Restaurant
SETTING
THERE'S A DISH at
(Formerly Spiro's)
LUNCHEON • DINNER
Rialto
Restaurant, Wood-
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
25920 GREENFIELD at Wale
ward south of Nine Mile,
that people who know about
Oak Park
968-4060
GREAT • Steaks
From 30-500
it easily call among the best
OPEN MON.-SAT.
• Salads
on this eatery's huge menu
6 a.m. thru 9 p.m.
Call
Mary
• Burgers
. . . Seafood platter has all
• BREAKFAST SPECIAL MP
352-8780
• Nachos
fresh fish . . . sole, scallops
Met Sat. 6 11 a.m.
• Chili
and jumbo shrimp . . . each
• LUNCH SPECIALS
Private Meeting
lightly
dipped in Rialto's
• Soups
• DINNER SPECIALS
homemade batter and
• SERVICE
Room Available
Regular Menu and
gently deep-fried.
At Rialto's prices, many
GOURMET COUNTERSIDE
folks wonder how owners
SPECIALS
Charlie and Frank Pappas
(Steak Diane, Caesar Salad,
PRUDENTIAL TOWN CENTER
pay
their bills . . . True that
Veal Dishes, etc., etc., etc.)
EVERGREEN AND 101/2 MILE
they probably make a lot
Your Hosts:
less profit per order, but
352-8780
Covered Parking
GEORGE &
volume is the thing with
them . . . and coupled with
low overhead, the prices
bring a lot of happy custom-
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Consistently voted
of the 1983 Detroit Grand
Prix . . . Chuck entered into
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Homemade Soups (chicken, matzo ball, etc.) •
Great Burgers (beef or veal)
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Meatballs
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Antipasto & Salads
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Fried Potatoes
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Party carry-out service too.

Informal Fashions By

of the Claymoor Bldg.
Showing Cruisewear & Swimwear

855-4600

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Open
7 Days
Lunch &
Dinner

(Lounge Only)

Special Prices on beer, wine and cocktails

EVERY TUES., 12 to 1

Other Buddy's Pizza Locations:

Detroit) 892-9001

Corner Middlebelt
Farmington Hills

HAVE FUN AT BUDDY'S HAPPY HOURS
1 1 :30-6 Mon.-Fri. I 9 to Close Mon.-Fri.

ELEGANZA

• 17125 Conant (cor. 6 Mile.

NORTHWESTERN
HWY.

Pasta Dinners
Chicken Strips
Hoagies
Sandwiches Galore
Desserts

LARGE PARTY ROOMS
SPECIAL PARTY PACKAGES.

FREE

Hors d'oeuvres Mon.-Fri. 4 to 6

• 8100 Old 13 Mile (cor. Van Dyke,
Warren) 574-9200

TOTAL_CHECK 1
OR GLASS OF:

• 14156 E. 12 Mile (east of
Schoenherr, Warren)
777-3400 (carry-out only)

School Presents
Holocaust Drama

Roeper City and Country
School's Fine Arts depart-
ment will present Celeste
Raspanti's "I Never Saw
Another Butterfly," a
dramatization of life at the
Terezin
concentration
camp, next weekend.
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The presentation will in-
clude slides and film of the
poetry and drawings corn-
posed by inmates at the
Czechoslovakian camp. Per-
formances are scheduled for
8:30 p.m. Thursday
through Feb. 6 at the
school's Birmingham cam-
pus. For tickets or informa-
tion, contact the school,
642-1500.

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with any dinner

24234 ORCHARD LAKE RD. AT 10 MILE

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Specializing in ST. LOUIS RIBS
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SUNDAY THRU THURSDAY 11 a.m.-11 p.m.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY 11- a.m.-1 a.m.

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FISH & CHIPS

$2.99

, $3.99

Includes: Choice of potato, cole slaw
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OTHER 24-HOUR SPECIALS
BAKED 1 /2 CHICKEN
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$2.99

BAR-B-Q /2 CHICKEN

Includes: Choice of pot., cole slaw
and homemade bread

$2.99

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