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came straight from
the market to you.

WHEN VISIT-
ING New Yorkers
would sniffle for
home they were
taken to the
Pontchartrain Wine
Cellars on E.
Larned, for recharging ... This cozy
bistro could be forgiven for inventing
cold duck ... which it still served to
the end a la its own mix ... because of
its lighthearted ambiance ... Brick
walls and lightweight dark wood
beams were set off by 1920's style
framed sketches that looked like they
might have been done for Packard ads
... The bistro flavor of the menu car-
ried through the general decor and
waiters taking care of things at the
tables ... At lunchtime the Cellars
filled with young advertising types
with ideas to exchange.
OLD COUNTRY folks gathered at
Zosia's Round Bar on Chene, to eat
heaping platefuls of Polish food at
fantastically low prices. Those who
felt depressed took at gander at
Cleopatra, the beautiful woman who
was constantly looking down at you
from the ceiling ... Zosia's was certain-
ly the place if you liked to hear polka
and other Polish music on the juke-
box.
OUT ON DIXIE Highway, the
Old Mill featured a rustic Early
American atmosphere, complete with
six different dining areas, including
the Tin Pan Alley Tavern ... It com-
bined the quaint charm of a rough-
hewn English establishment with high
ceilings, beautiful chandeliers and a
huge seating capacity of 560.
THE BAR AT Money Tree on W.
Fort, was patterned after old-fashioned
bank tellers' cages and the walls deco-
rated with bas reliefs spelling out
monetary symbols and coin names ...
Copper, brass and earth colors pre-
dominated ... The eager young staff
wore leather aprons as they hustled
Continental foods and rich wines ...
Patrons were wise to go easy on side
offerings to hold room for a selection
of desserts that threw calorie-caution
to the wind ... The sidewalk in front
was a cafe in summer ... Flute and gui-
tar music set the evening mood.
IT DID NOT exactly fit the image
of the traditional take-off-your-shoes-
and-eat-raw-fish Japanese restaurant,
but Moy's on Middlebelt in Livonia,
provided a glimpse of another side of
this interesting cuisine ... The tables
sat eight, and consisted of a hilige
cooking surface on which your meal

