'age 46-Thursday, September 7, 1978-The Michigan Daily

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THE APARTMENT
Huron Towers Apartments
An older crowd frequents this quiet bar,
which is rather expensive. Female
students should be warned that elderly
ents, often wearing toupees, like to in-
roduce themselves here.
BIMBO'S
114 E. Washington
A wholesome~sort of bar, if there is such
thing, old-fashioned sing-alongs are a
ain attraction on the weekends. Also
erves a full menu.
HE BLIND PIG
208 S. First
ive blues and jazz in the basement of
n old house. The roof leaks a bit but
here's a well-stocked bar. Often
'rowded but its more fun that way.
BLUE FROGGE
611 Church
nn Arbor's best-known disco. And
isco it is, from the high-priced drinks
o the flashing lights. The service is ex-
remely slow and unless you're really
here to dance, this place can be a
ragge.
AMPUS INN BAR
E. Huron at State
uge tropical plants create a jungle
tmosphere in the glassed-in bar. Or-
ering a drink during happy hour en-
itles you to free cheese and crackers.
HE DEL-RIO
122 W. Liberty
he Del offers good, inexpensive drinks
n a quiet, friendly atmosphere. Good
urgers and decent pizza, not to men-
ion live jazz concerts on Sunday.
QOLEY'S
310 Maynard
ne of the most popular bars on cam-
us, Dooley's is huge, crowded and

loud. Pinball and pizza are other
notable features along with Shakey
Jake who is usually in the middle of
everything. The place to be on St. Pad-
dy's Day.
THE EARLE
121 W. Washington
Top-flight entertainment in a nice
atmosphere but not cheap, i.e. meat
and cheese plate costs $4, plus there's
a nightly cover.
THE FLAME
115 Washington
Reputed to be the gay bar in town, the
Flame serves inexpensive drinks right
up until closing.
FRASER'S PUB
2045 Packard
Lots of fraternity and sorority students
frequent this bar which boasts a 6-foot-
TV screen. In the summer, local sof-
tball players congregate to celebrate a
win or a loss, it doesn't really matter.
JACKSON RD. LOGGING COMPANY
Jackson Rd. at I-94
A combination disco and restaurant,
students don't make it out there too of-
ten except for special occasions. Dress
appropriately.
THE LIBERTY INN
112 W. Liberty
Velvet pictures of pretty ladies adorn
the walls and there's pool in the back
of this working class bar. Students don't
usually go there on purpose but a lot of
them wander in at some point during,
their stay in Ann Arbor.
MR. FLOOD'S PARTY
120 W. Liberty
Bluegrass music sets the foot-stomping
tone at Flood's. Stained glass and
moose heads add to the decor, but get
there early - it's usually packed.
THE OLD TOWN
122 W. Liberty
The decor is somewhat similar to the

dark lighting and wooden floors of the
Del Rio. The Old Town isn't as nice, but
it is nonetheless a good place for a quiet
drink with friends.
THE RUBAIYAT
102 S. First
Known primarily as a bar, the
Rubaiyat also serves a lot of good food.
Wednesdays there's a $5.95 all-you-can-
eat buffet. Dancing nightly.
THE STAR LOUNGE
Main St.
When the pinball machine here tilts, it
is one of the loudest in town. Maybe
that's because it is genuinely more sen-

CHEZ CREPE
328 S. Main
Offering the obvious, this restaurant
creates the French delight in many
varieties. This restaurant is the only
place in town for French cuisine and
even boasts a variety of famous
visitors' pictures eating their crepes.
Un peu cher.
FALAFIL PALACE
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OLD HEIDELBERG
215 N. Main
Students often frequent the Rathskeller
for folk music on weekends. The food in
the main dining room is less than
authentic but the service is excellent.
Prices are average with drinks cheap.
PARTHENON GYROS
226S. Main
The atmosphere here is definitely less
than desirable but the food is good.
Specializes in Greek edibles. Canned
Greek music.

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University of Michigan
Gilbert & Sullivan Society
University of Michigan Gilbert & Sullivan Society
Mass Meeting for the Nov. 29-Dec. 2
production of
"PRINCESS IDA"
Sign-up for both cast and orchestra auditions.
Persons interested in set building, costumes, lighting, pro-
grams or publicity are invited to attend. Learn these skills
and meet interesting people!
SU N., SEPT. 10, 1978-8:00 P.M.
HENDERSON ROOM, MICHIGAN LEAGUE
Refreshments Provided

sational or maybe it's because there's
very little noise to drown it out. A pool
table, beer and whiskey - nothing
more is necessary here.
SECOND CHANCE
516 E. Liberty
Another of the more popular bars
among students, even though the prices
are a bit high and there is a cover.
Good, live rock and roll every night but
the dance floor is often jammed beyond
capacity. The separate restaurant is
known for its burgers and salad bzr.
Good cheesecake, too..
VILLAGE BELL
1321 S. University
On Thursday night it's next to im-
possible to plow your way through the
crowd of fraternity brothers and
sorority sisters gearing up for the
weekend. The V-Bell offers a complete
menu but the food isn't really all that
good.
SEthnic
ATHENIAN
120 E. Washington
If late-night cravings send you hunting
for Greek food, this all-night eaterie
will serve your needs. American food
can also be obtained there, but in
general all food is very edible.
CATHAY HOUSE
Briarwood Mall
Fairly reasonable prices mark this
place. Doesn't offer anything out of the
ordinary selection of chow meins, or
egg foo young.

scrumptious desserts and average
falafils.
FALSETTA'S SIDEDOOR
2200 Pittsfield Blvd.
This is yet another ethnic restaurant
with reasonable prices. Features the
only low-calorie Italian dishes in A2.
Veal Parmesan is excellent.
FOUR SEAS
4905 Washtenaw
Features cantonese and American
food. Not bad, nothing new.
HUNG WAN
2560 Packard
Georgetown Mall
This Oriental restaurant is reputed to
have the best Mandarin food around
town. It features very spicy and
unusual items but don't wait until Mon-
day to go there-they're closed.
KAMAKURA
611 Church
A very good Japanese restaurant, this
eaterie is locfted in a prime location for
students. Your bill won't be big, but
your tummy will be delighted.
LEO PING
118 W. Liberty
Better-than-average Chinese food.
Prices are okay, too.
LOS BURROS
400 Maynard
About the only Mexican food restaurant
near campus, this spicy eaterie is a tad
expensive but offers more than stan-
dard tacos.
METZGER'S
203 E. Washington
Offers German and Ameican food but is
not often frequented by students. Prices
moderate.
OLD CHINA
505 W. Cross, Ypsi
This one takes a little travel but is
reputed to serve outstanding Chinese
food. Prices sway with a moderate
trend.
OLD GERMAN RESTAURANT
120 W. Washington
This German restaurant's most
distinguishable feature is take-out
Bavarian edibles. Regular service is
okay.

RAJA RANI
Huron at Washtenaw Ct.
It heartburn's your trip, then a trip to
this very spicy restaurant is for you.
Very good curry chicken and prices are
moderate.
THE PAGODA
311 S. Main
Big portions mark this slightly better
than average Chinese-American
eaterie. Prices are what's to be expec-
ted.
Natural
Foods
EDEN'S
330 Maynard
Known for its hot or cold chapatis,
which are salads stuffed into a special
pouch, this natural foods restaurant
caters to vegetarians and chapati
lovers alike. Reasonably priced, good
selection. Also has a natural foods
grocery in front.
SEVA LONGEVITY COOKERY
314 E. Liberty
This restaurant features a warm at-
mosphere with classical music playing
softly in the background. Excellent,
again vegetarian. A tad more expen-
sive, but good service and unusual
menu. Strawberry smoothies recom-
mended.
TURTLE ISLAND
315 S. State
Less popular than the other natural
foods eateries, this restaurant does
have some good dishes. Menu is not ex-
tensive. Vegetarians should be
prepared to not eat cheaply but well in
AZ-especially at Turtle Island.
BELL'S
Packard at State
About the fastest pizza in town, this
pizzeria serves it with lots of cheese,

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Several Locations
y the most popular fast pizza
town, unfortunately because of
mingly great convenience.
, service is slow and the pizza
sable.
CAESAR'S
North Campus Plaza
the crust is a bit thick, chewy
eless, overall, the pizza tastes
,out
ood. Prices are moderate and
fairly quick.
Y'S
State at William
S. University
ecialty is subs which are okay
microwaved. Pizza is a bit in-
with delivery and prices
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Huron at Washtenaw
elivery is their only asset.
ire okay, though.i Most people
er their pizza often, preferring
i- pasto salads instead.
OB'S DOWNTOWN
810/814 5. State
t subs and sandwiches. Pizza's
d too. Prices are bit more than
l. No delivery but features
ilkshake flavors. The pineap-
Hawaiian pizza is a must.
UND HAUS
618 Church
ome of the best pizza and
est subs around, at reasonable
'here are specials most nights
ek and local entertainment is
tured. Service could use a little
ed.
Late
Night
Y DONUTS
2030 W. Stadium
ghnut shop isn't much different
other, having the usual assor-
ut the treat does taste better-
rage. We wouldn't guarantee
ly morning stock, though.
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3310 Washtenaw
ll-night eaterie requires
ive transportation, but the
[right. At four in the morning,
ask for more.
ROTHERS BIG BOY
Several Locations
y like any other Big Boy, this
nt is perhaps most famous for
us desserts. The food is similar
's, featuring the usual ham-

ombinations and sandwiches.
es, also similar to Denny's, are
le. Several locations but the
one is open 24 hours.
IGER
2080 W. Stadium
here is mediocre, but plentiful
ty. Pretty inexpensive with a
ned at families.
Fast
Food
tKING
520 E. Liberty
nore expensive than some of
ood joints, this burger haven
rs a fish sandwich and a hot
cheese. Nothing new, really.
"N'S BARBEQUE
314 Detroit
right next to the Farmer's
this eaterie features good
and ribs for take-out orv
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551 S. Division
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