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RANT CLOS-
INGS ... Cicero's in
years to come. Great wine with a
hearty steak, venison or any full-
flavored dish. About $20. **** EX-
CELLENT.
THE NAME is L.O.T.S. (last
of the Seymours) Club that will
meet 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov.
21, at Sneakers in the Franklin
Racquet Club on Northwestern
Highway. ... (I still like Seymour
Club).
TASTINGS TO remember ...
Rice pudding with raisins and ap-
ples at West Side
Grill on Farming-
ton and Maple ...
Norwegian salmon
at Capital Grille in
Somerset North ...
Fish chowder at
Haab's on W.
Michigan in Ypsi-
lanti ... Sliced veal
tenderloin at Andi-
amo on E. 14 Mile
in Warren ...
Sukiyaki (Japanese
stew) at Hakata on
Northwestern
Highway ... Dover
sole at MacKinnons
in Northville ...
Burger with Pan-
cho sauce at the Whitney on
Woodward.
Novi; America in
Royal Oak; Cafe
Amour in South-
field; Mona Lisa in
Royal Oak; Steam-
er's in Rochester ...
All except America
were expected.
A LOT OF nos-
talgia as 2,700 folks
almost filled the
3,000-capacity De-
troit Opera The-
ater, former home
of the once-popular
Grand Circus The-
ater.
The Detroit Zionist Organiza-
tion's 63rd annual Balfour Con-
BARRISTER VIEWPOINT
cert was dedicated to the 300th On The Restaurant Scene ... by
anniversary of Jerusalem, and Attorney Mort Eskin:
featured the beautiful vocals of
"For many years, rve wondered
singer Roberta Peters.
why more people don't think about
Cantor Stephen Dubov of Tem- dining out at hotel restaurants.
ple Beth El did his booming ren-
"Over the years, I can't recall
ditions of the "Star Spangled very many instances when we
Banner" and "Hatikvah" ... The were out with friends for dinner
and anybody suggesting that we
go to one of the dining rooms in
hotels.
`This, in my opinion, is an over-
sight as there are several good din-
ing rooms in hotels in
metropolitan Detroit.
"To name just a few ... Somer-
night before, he sang the anthems set Inn, Troy; Ritz-Carlton, Dear-
at the Michigan Jewish Sports born; Hyatt Regency, Dearborn;
Hall of Fame induction dinner ... Doubletree, Troy; and, of course,
The night after, he sang them Trattoria Bruschetta in Novi's
again for B'nai B'rith's Great Baronette.
American Traditions Award din-
"For lox lovers, Crumpets at
ner at the Westin Hotel.
Somerset Inn serves it hand-
ORGANIZED FOUR years sliced. It comes with all the conch-
ago, the Detroit-Vegas Club is no ments displayed nicely on a plate
more ... Since founder Maurey in a dining room that is immacu-
Pastor left as its seemingly ever- lately clean with a nice atmos-
ongoing president, the club kept phere for a power breakfast in the
going downhill ... A much better morning, or at lunch or dinner.
and more active one may yet
"The Hyatt Regency and the
arise.
Ritz in Dearborn both have ele-
VINO PICKS ... by Roger gant dining rooms with a great se-
_) Petri of Mac & Ray's ...
lection of dishes, prepared and
; Beringer Chardonnay Reserve served in keeping with the ele-
1994 ... This wine is lush with gance of their restaurants.
tropical fruit flavors characteris-
"In Troy, the Doubletree has a
tic of the '94 vintage. It's well-bal- beautiful dining room with trees
anced and has a long, layered and flowers, an extensive salad
finish. Great with smoked salmon and buffet at lunchtime and a nice
or any cream sauce. About $21. selection of their specialties at din-
***** OUTSTANDING.
ner.
Burgess Cellars Estate Bottled
"The next time you go out or
Cabernet Sauvignon ... 100 per- are looking for a place for dinner,
-cent barrel fermented with ripe don't be afraid to try some of the
berries, forward fruit and suffi- dining rooms in hotels. I'm sure
cient tannins to age this wine you will be pleasantly surprised
beautifully. Drink now or hold for by them." 0
Auntie Esther's
recipes are
coming back.
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a hot dog sandwich ... a deli sta-
tion of corned beef, etc. ... veggie
station, pasta station, etc.
Honored were Chuck Frankel,
Ben Braun and the late Don Berg-
er ... Coleen and Gordie Howe
were given the 1996 Alvin Foon
Award.
ELIZABETH SOLISH is now
at Sebastian's Grill in Somerset
Collection on W. Big Beaver in
Troy ... She is dining room man-
ager with managing partner Paul
Silveri.
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