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May 29, 1998 - Image 99

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1998-05-29

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landscaped front area ... Large rocks
and three waterfalls near the water
wheel recreate the rugged wilderness
of the region's early days.
In a corner of the dining room sits
an old-fashioned generator ... among
the very early ones built by Thomas
Edison around 1890, that was sal-
vaged from the original mill ... At the
far end of the room, guests can gather
in a cozy area with its own fireplace
and a bar made of intricate woodwork
.... Notable antiques add to the restau-
rant's charm.
With the fabrics and artwork
depicting fishing scenes, the restaurant
interior design lends a feeling of being
at a family cabin ... A perfect setting
for a distinctive American meal.
The moderately priced menu fea-
tures a variety of hearty entrees like
beef short ribs, chicken pot pie, Paint
Creek meatloaf, pecan trout, old Eng-
lish fish and chips, etc. ... Also a
three-mushroom bowtie pasta, tuna
salad stuffed tomato, etc.
The restaurant is open for dinner
Tuesday through Thursday, 5 p.m. to
9 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 5 p.m. to
10 p.m; Sunday 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. ...
Saturday lunch is noon to 3 p.m. ...
Sunday brunch is 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Cider mill hours are Saturday and
Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with its bak-
ery and deli for pies, cookies, donuts,
etc.
Yes, this is a great place to bring the
kids ... It also has a separate menu for
them.
Paint Creek Cider Mill & Restau-
rant is one of those wonderful gems
you hear about and can't wait to visit.
The combination of a striking
ambiance, extremely comfortable sur-
roundings and food preparations by
Chef Randy Emert is little short of
sensational.
It is a place unlike others.
HER NEXT book signing is set for
June 2, at Borders in Dearborn (Ford
near Greenfield) at 7 p.m., but many
folks in the Northwest sector are wait-
ing to be at Elizabeth Chiu King's sig-
nature-giving the next evening, June
3, 7:30 p.m., at Borders in Birming-
ham (Woodward at Maple.)
Her latest book, A Wok A Week 52
Lite and Easy Meals, shows readers
how to create at least one delicious
meal a week ... with recipes containing
per portion calorie counts and full
gram breakdowns for healthy eating.
"In A Wok A Week," says Joy Taylor,
who gave such huge assistance in bal-
lyhooing the book, "Liz has taken the
mystery out of Chinese cooking by

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Tommy Peristeris and Rick Rogow Invite You
To join Us For Lunch or Dinner 7 Days A Week
Now AppearingThursday and FridayEvenings

The Great Live Music Of

MILLIE SCOTT

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Complete Carry-Out Service Available
Banquet Room For All Occasions . . . 220 People

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6199 ORCHARD LAKE RD., NORTH OF MAPLE
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