Performance poets Decky Alexander
and M.L. Liebler display their artistic
skills. June 15, 2-4:30 p.m., at Wednesday 9
Leonardo's Coffeehouse, Pierpont
Shops, restaurants enliven downtown area
The Heidelberg
This quaint, German-style pub features three
floors of fun. In addition to its traditional
Bavarian fare, the Heidelberg offers free taces,
salsa and nachos on Thursdays from 4-7 p.m. On
Fridays from 4-7 p.m., there are free potato
skins and chicken wings. While guests enjoy the
food, they can listen to live music or watch a
poetry slam. Last but not least, the Heidelberg
has some of the best beer and pretzels in town.
The Heidelberg is located at 215 N. Main.
ROBGILMORE/Daily Call 663-7758 for more information.
The Heidelberg brings glorious German cuisine and beer to Ann Arbor.
SeloShevel Gallery
When strolling the streets of Ann Arbor, the city's
eautiful and unique art galleries immediately
tand out. The Selo-Shevel Gallery is no excep-
tion. It offers decorative home items like pillows,
vases and glassware. Though it may be off the
beaten track for students living on campus, the
Selo-Shevel Gallery is an excellent place to buy
an unusual gift.
We Selo-Shevel Gallery has two locations, at 301 and 335 S.
Main. Call 761-4620 or 761-6263 for more information.
ROB GILMORE/Dair
Shantan Reddy and Mandy Kemper admire the beautiful display window at the Solo4hevel Gallery.
The Real Seafood Company
Located next to its sister restaurant, Palio, The
Real Seafood Company offers the best seafood in
a town. During spring and summer, guests have the
option of dining outdoors while they enjoy a menu
? Mranging from fresh selections like salmon and
f -lobster, to steak, pasta and chicken dishes. The
restaurant's interior decor also features a
cheerful nautical theme. For any special occa-
sion, this is the place to go.
The Real Seafood Company is located at 341 S. Main.
ROB GiLMORE/Da ily Call 769-5960 for more information
Kris Clemens and her husband Jim look over The Real Seafood Company's menu on a sunny afternoon.