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September 19, 1997 - Image 101

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1997-09-19

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It is a seven-day-a-week operation
...Kitchen hours Monday through
Thursday, 11 to 9; Friday, 11 to 10;
Saturday, noon to 9; Sunday, 11 to 8,
\_ i with brunch served 11 to 3 and din-
/- ner from 3 to 8.
Since taking over, Mike has put in a
stereo system plus the live music ... He
has doubled the dinner business and
increased lunches 60 percent.
Not bad for a young man who had
,_, never been in the restaurant business
before but is such a strong believer in
the comeback of Detroit that he wants
-
to
have the best ready when "every-
,-
thing breaks loose," as he puts it.
Mike's belief in the city was before
General Motors came downtown, and
prior to stadiums and casinos being
talked about with zest ... He has want-
ed to be a part of Detroit with a
restaurant and coffee house people will
enjoy so much they'll come back.
Most of the enchanting b decor at
\ _
,— Jacoby's is unchanged, with oak panel-
ing covering most of the walls and the
original brick revealed in various
places ... Much of the seating down-
\- stairs and upstairs are old church pews
and beautiful wooden booths ...
Upstairs has art nouveau stained glass
windows and two skylights.
By putting youth, vigor and excite-
ment into today's Jacoby's while pre-
\-
serving its strong tradition as a down-
town Detroit favorite of celebrities,
judges, lawyers, politicians, newspaper
people, etc., Mike has shown an
uncanny foresight in the continuance
of a restaurant's fine reputation that
has been handed down by four genera-
tions.
His coffee house that opens in
October will be a seven-day-a-week
operation ... with the downstairs menu
also available along with the coffee
house items ... It will be one of few
coffee houses with a liquor license for
its exotic coffee drinks, have a six-foot
glassed-in cabinet for fresh-baked pas-
tries, and a four-foot confectionery
chocolates case.
So if you should see that 28-year-
old roller bladinc,b around downtown
/- Detroit, give him a wave and say,
"Nice going, kid" ... What Mike is
doing with a tradition like Jacoby's
deserves attention ... and respect.
ANNUAL DUO-EVENT biggies
by MCF Partners continues to bring
out the fact that today's younger gen-
eration has a deep concern in making
life easier for the less fortunate.
Its very successful golf outing Sept.
2 was followed by the Partners Ball,

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ir Enjoy Our Award-Winning Tommy Salad .. .
Michigan's Finest Lamb Chops . . . And Other
Favorite Greek Specialties That Are So
Widely Acclaimed.

Tommy Peristeris and Rick Rogow Invite You
To Join Us For Lunch or Dinner 7 Days A Week

Now Appearing Thursday and Friday Evenings
Live Music By

TAYLOR MADE

Complete Carry-Out Service Available

Banquet Room For All Occasions . . . 220 People

Our Catering Coordinators Are At Your
Service To Help You Plan Your
Perfect Affair

• Weddings • Showers • Bar/Bat Mitzvahs
• Anniversaries • Reunions
• Birthdays • Etc. • Etc.

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