THE DET HOIT :JEWISH NEWS.
Friday, .October 25,, i985 • . 59 :
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BI§T OF EVERYTHING
DANNY RASKIN
Banquet Facilities
nier ... Most certainly her that Marie and Michel Berton
Henry IV .1. wonderfully tender are back Theirs isn't just
and 24th in an old Latin- and tasty tournedos of beef with very good fare ... It's great food
erican area . :.. is probably her own Bernaise- sauce . , . And when prepared by Marie herself
e of the finest Attie .restau- of course Marie's Veal Cordon ... and tine is almost alwaya
nts in Detroit,, '
Bleu' plus the very fine - likely since seating is so limited.
When Aliette .Bakery opened Deice Veal, two pieces with
If you'reapastry lover, you'll
out 11 years ago, that's all it goose liver pate in between, top- go ga-ga over the tray Miguel
8, a little French bakery with ped with her own Muscat Nine brings out ... everything made
nderful delicacies ... In 1975, sauce and grapes.
by Marie ... cream puffs4:rt
became both a bakery and
Being kept on the menu ... pure whipped cream, Napoleons
Istaurant, with very minimal but cooked quite differently by with pure custard, strawberry
!citing of only 16.
Marie ... are Ris de Veau, tarts, blueberry tarts, double-
; This happened after Aliette sauteed veal sweetbreads served chocolate rum pastry that
as with sister Marie and with lemon butter sauce ... makes eyes bulge in sheer
rother7in-law Michel Bertin Filet, Bordelaise, ecstasy of anticipation, pineap-
hen they • closed Le Bourdeaux sautee tenderloin with her ple rim tarts, etc.
ireviously Allo. Paris) on Bordelaise sauce Tournedos
Remember ... don't look for
ivernois Aliette's became a Rossini, sauteed tenderloin elegant decor this is a cute
served on toast and spread with little place with some of the best
Dry good restaurant but her
usband Carvil Benson wasn't truffles pate in a truffles sauce French cuisine ... not French
Kactly the most loveable sort of ... canard, 1/2 crisp roasted duck style ... you can find anywhere
ost ... However,• the good food served over a delightful sauce at such reasonable prices.
nd quaint atmosphere over- ... Poisson du jour, fresh fish of
Aliette's is now open
ime his unbearing ways ... the day sauteed and served with Tuesday-Saturday for lunch,
rid the 16 seats were always choice of caper sauce, Hollan- 11:30 to' 2:30 "p.m. ... and
fled
Aliette's cooking was daise sauce or Mousseline sauce dinner 5:30 to 10 p.m.
Lost meritons
and her ... Sole Normandy, Dover Sole
Don't forget ... and this is
eked goods wonderful.
poached and served in puff pas- important ... Reservations are
Carvil and Aliette have re- try shell with seafood and Cal- very strongly advised.
irned to France and as if vados sauce.
The late „Maiiiite Chevalier
Lte pulled a _sudden quirk ...
But wait until Nov. 5? ... Not used to sing, Thank Heaven For
ack from 'Florida to take over us! ... Not after tasting Marie Little Girls . . . and we say
le 'place before it closed down Bertin's cooking ... and hoping "Thank Heaven For Marie and
re Marie and Michel.
that she and Michel will return Michel Bertin."
They've only been there two to this area ... Who cares about
FORMER VINEYARD'S
•eeks . : . and already Aliette's waiting for tablecloths or cloth will be called Norm's Oyster Bar
as begun to- boom again ... napkins? ... Marie and Michel and Grill ... with emphasis on
here are now 42 seats at tables are back ... and dining to their casual dining both upstairs and
1 two- small 'rooms ... 26 in elegant cuisine has always been downstairs ... airy atmosphere
nain dining room"
and 16 a distinct pleasure.
... windows ... moderately-
1 small party room.
Miguel Serrano, who, once priced menu ... and ,heavy im-
Reservations are very strongly started at Aliette's as a dis-, portance on the serving of sea-
iggested . now that Marie hwasher ... and today is a fine, food.
nd Michel have taken over •courteous and efficient waiter
Previous Marlowe's, yet not
.liette's.
... plus able to go into the renamed, will be strictly for pri-
Except for Marie's superb kitchen and assist if needed . . . vate parties.
cokingand Michel's very gra-__: was a fine feature.
Norm's Oyster Bar & Grill' is
ions and kind ways as host,
We ordered the very wonder- scheduled to open first part Of
rings will be pretty much the ful Veal Magenta made by December.
ame until Nov. 5
But they Marie ..: not camouflaged with
AL AND SHELLY WINK-
re • now doing all the buying cheese or mushroom sauce ... LER, husband and wife team,
iemselves ... working day and. Her way is the best ... two are now' sole owners of Pickle
ight .. and making all . sorts thinly-sliced pieces of veal atop Barrel Deli in Evergreen Plaza,
r plans' to improve what • was Marie's own white Mornay 12 Mile arid Evergreen..
rice a very good restaurant.
PUBLIC
sauce ... We've had veal,
GRAND
Everything' will : be done the friends; but nothing like this ... OPENINGof ' Remal's, Nine
ray Marie and Michel do things She has a certain knack about Mile, just east of Coolidge, is
vastly 'different from anyone authentic cuisine which brings Nov. 8, 9 and 10 ... Prices will
Ise : . including Aliette ... in out the Very best in French din- be like days gohe by ... Coffee
le ultimate realization of truly ing ... (Aliette made her Veal 20 cents, hamburgers 50 cents,
uthentic French dining . at Magenta too heavy with the etc.,
aasonable
Swiss cheese and mushroom
AFTER FOUR YEARS out
Nov. 5 will be; like a re-grand; sauce.) :
of the deli business, Iry Green-
pening
be named
It: is quite obVious. 'that' berg is ;back in action .,He's
1st Aliette's. Bakery
restau- ':Marie's cooking is different than _now at the Mr. Pickle Deli. in
ant will be addecli: .. there'll be that of her sister, although on EasternMarket
lore , lighting 'outside arid
some dishes, Aliette drew raves. • BUD SHERBOW'S love for
Cher sign, on building; adjacent •
French dining is .best with the northwest area has won out
) its' lighted 'own parking, lot 'wine • and so at Aliette's you ... and he returns to 'this area
.. No more paper: napkins and can have it by the bottle or with much happiness . . Bud is
o more' dining tdi bare tables glass
The house wine is eu- now at Buddy's Pizza on North-
rith 'paper placemats
These . perb ,
Borie-7-Mariouri - 13er- western and Middlebelt.
re definite no-'nos for. Marie &aux, white or red, bottled .
MAKEOVER ARTIST
nd Michel. . YOu'll:see tablec- especially for Aliette's ......We GaNeene
will headline
itha -.•. cloth napkins ‘,.. ‘; and enjoyed a glass of the very . fake de; la Femme," luncheon
ventually perhaps a. pretty,lit- fruity ; white Bordeaux.. not (for March of Dimes' fight against
le flower on each table:: .
'too dry, and possessed witha, '':birth defects, Nov. 16, 12 noon,
There'll also be a. 'new menu most delightful fresh bouquet.
at Restaurant Duglass, South-
. . Much of the
fare will ,. • Dinner at Aliette's is
' field and'121/2 Mile:
e retained
but Prepared by with.. hot, homemade, . misty
'Ticketsare $25 to help March
lane Bertin,=of whom there are hard rolls ... and Marie.. and .,"of Dimes ,,inedical: research and
aw finer in true -Fierich;tuisine Michel insist: on : pure .creaMery, educational 'programs.
. . • Look for , aoine ,‘of Marie's: nnsalted butter by the long ..; GaNeene ?.'ia:fashion coor-
worites thati.wereniember
stick.
dinatc* for'. Weight Watchers,
Lke 'Dover Sole Florentine. With,: • The decor is
.
and will ehare fashion insights
pinach and Hollandaise 'sauce nothing elaborate : so -. very during the
rade by her
or Breast ; of:
;pleasant
and
Because;:apaCe- is limited to
,. •
luck a' la Orange with Begarde! homey. :
150 personap-;the. ;,March of Di-
lance .made by :Marie .consisting,
You won't find much bettor rties' Georgia Olsen urges folks'
f orange peel and Grand ',Mar- authentic ',French cuisine now . 'Continued on next Page
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WHAT MAKES KINGSLEY
INN'S SUNDAY BRUNCH
SO GREAT ANYWAY?
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(VoteC Detroii's No. 1 SundaY Brunch in Metnspolitan Detroit
rnagazine's readers polt Nov. '84 issue)
'White rren and silver servke.
'Elegant ambience of the Kingsley dining rooms.
'NO compromise is ever made with quality or freshness.
. A dazzling, ever-changing array of breakfast, luncheon and
dinner favorites, and pastries from our own pastry chef, too
• • numerous to mention.
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'Sane Prices: only 58.95 for adults, $4.95 for children age 7 • .
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Selected to serve at the U.S. Presidential Inaugurals
in Washington, D.C., 1981 and 1985.
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