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lansingcitypulse.com
Airport Tavern reopens as ATS with new menu, new owner, same staff
Marcus Powers renamed the former Airport Tavern and Steakhouse to The ATS of Lansing for two reasons. The first is that the new name, “an homage to the past while moving to the future,” preserves the legacy of the century-old building by abbreviating its former name, while marking the beginning of a new era.
familydestinationsguide.com
The Most Legendary Omelette In Michigan Is Hiding At A Freeway Exit
There’s something deeply philosophical about finding transcendent food at a highway exit, like discovering a Rembrandt at a yard sale or stumbling upon a jazz virtuoso playing subway platforms. Tony’s I-75 Restaurant in Birch Run has been serving up breakfast perfection to travelers and locals alike, proving that sometimes...
everafterinthewoods.com
Discover The Michigan Gem That Moves Over A Thousand Famous Cinnamon Rolls Daily
Walking down S Saginaw is a total sensory hijack. One minute you’re just going about your day, and the next, you’re essentially being pulled by the nose toward a storefront that smells like every good childhood memory ever recorded. Inside, it’s a beautiful, flour-dusted chaos. I’ve stood there...
Lansing State Journal
St. Johns mainstay Swany's Pub & Grub getting new owner
ST. JOHNS — By the time Dana Swanson joined the staff at 310 N. Clinton Ave. nearly 40 years ago the building had already been home to a bar for about 50 years. Swanson, 60, came on board in 1988 when it was home to Bob's Bar. After that it became the Full Moon Saloon, but its history as a watering hole dates back to the 1940s, when the property was occupied by Mac's Bar. Back then it served alcohol and ice cream, she said. Swanson served as a jack of all trades. "You bartended, cooked and waitressed all at the same time then," she said. "Unless it was a Friday or Saturday night it was only you on." Swanson didn't plan on owning the business but in 2005, 17 years into her stint there, she bought the bar and renamed it Swany's Pub & Grub. Swanson has been at the helm for just over two decades. Known now as more of a family restaurant than a bar and loved for its roast chicken dinners on Sundays and burgers all week, Swany's Pub & Grub is about to change hands yet again. In April Swanson will retire and long-time employee
allamericanatlas.com
5 Best Barbecue Joints in Lansing, Michigan to Try
Michigan’s capital might be known for politics and nearby college football, but Lansing also boasts a tight-knit, community-driven barbecue scene. Here, you’ll taste both Midwestern comfort and classic Southern tradition, with pitmasters drawing on everything from Memphis rubs to Texas-style brisket. You’ll even see a bit of Great...
Fox47News
Downtown Jackson's food scene draws praise, but keeping young residents is an ongoing challenge
Restaurants, shops and murals fill the streets of downtown Jackson — and for those who work there, the health of that main street matters. Downtown Jackson has done well with food and entertainment. Local restaurant manager would like to see a younger crowd more in the city. Effort and...
ecurrent.com
Ayse’s Cafe Offers Delicious Turkish Food in Ann Arbor
You can tell that Ayse’s Cafe is family run restaurant in the most complimentary way possible. And once you sit down, order take out, or hire them as a cater it becomes obvious why they have been around for 33 years. It is a bit hard to find, but it’s worth finding because the food is fantastic and the family that runs it are friendly.
The State News, Michigan State University
Lansing celebrates 7th annual 'Brrs, Beards, & Brews: A Lumberjack Festival'
Filled with events like beard contests and the 'Feats of Strength' competition, the 7th annual 'Brrs, Beards, & Brews: A Lumberjack Festival'attracted attendees from all over. The festival took place in Old Town Lansing on Saturday, Mar. 8. Executive Director of the Old Town Commercial Association James Lenon said the event aims to bring the Lansing community together. "...The lumberjack festival is really just a human, community-organized event to bring people into the Old Town district, to kind of showcase our spaces here and just have a good time in a really weird, quirky way that Old Town knows how to do really well," Lenon said. "It also plays on some of the historical background to the lumber industry that Old Town Lansing has, and Lansing has as a whole. So it kind of dips into that historical educational side of things that we like to kind of lean on here in Old Town as well." The festival, Lenon said, kicks off the spring season in the community. "To be honest with you, there's not a lot that happens in Lansing in February and March, and so it really is a way to kind of invigorate and reenergize our community
WILX-TV
Urban Beat launches Pzazz poetry and jazz event on International Women’s Day
LANSING, Mich. (WILX) - Urban Beat launched a new event Sunday called “Pzazz ... An Afternoon of Poetry and Jazz,” featuring women performers in recognition of International Women’s Day. The event included a jazz performance by Sunny Wilkinson and Ellen Rowe, and poetry performances by Shelia Burks,...
MLive
National coffee brand 7 Brew breaks ground in Jackson
JACKSON, MI — National coffee chain 7 Brew is coming to Jackson later this year. Property records show the city of Jackson issued a building permit in February for a future 7 Brew at 1301 N. West Ave., where construction has begun and workers have cleared the plot of land for the coffee stand.
The Ann Arbor News
Wine pairing competition returns to Ann Arbor restaurant
ANN ARBOR, MI — Vinology in Ann Arbor will host its annual Somm Slam on Wednesday, March 25, bringing together two sommeliers for a competitive wine pairing event, according to March 9 email. Heidi Kabanuk and Chaad Thomas will each select wine pairings for every course of a multi-course...
WILX-TV
Lansing music instrument swap meet holds first two-day event
LANSING, Mich. (WILX) - More than 500 people gathered this weekend for the Lansing Music Instrument Swap Meet’s first two-day event. Amateurs and professionals attended the swap meet, which featured new, used and handmade instruments, mostly guitars. The event drew nearly 90 vendors this year. Shawn VanSteeland, owner and...
healthylivingmichigan.com
Family-Owned Creamery Expands With All-Natural Ice Cream Offerings
A family-owned creamery, in Ann Arbor, continues to build a loyal following with deliciously creamy, all-natural ice creams, sorbets and non-dairy offerings made from recognizable ingredients. Since opening in 2014, Blank Slate Creamery has focused on crafting small-batch products with house-made ice cream bases and scratch-made inclusions. The shop has gained attention for both inventive flavor combinations and beloved classics, encouraging guests to explore something new with each visit.
healthylivingmichigan.com
Farm-To-Table Dining Experience Elevates Seasonal Events In Mid-Michigan
Red Haven establishes itself as mid-Michigan’s premier farm-to-table event and pop-up dining experience, creating immersive culinary gatherings rooted in seasonal ingredients and regional partnerships. The Okemos-based concept brings together chefs, farmers and guests in thoughtfully curated settings that celebrate the rhythm of the local harvest. The team designs seasonal...
hoodline.com
Brooklyn BBQ Diehard Ditches Desk Job For Tiny 15-Seat Smoke Shack
PB&J's BBQ, a food truck turned small barbecue shop, has planted roots in Brooklyn, Michigan, with a tiny brick-and-mortar that opened this week. The new storefront at 124 Irwin Street opened Wednesday, squeezes in about 15 seats and has plans for an outdoor seating area. Owner Bert McLain says he still plans to run the food truck on weekends.
takingthekids.com
10 Michigan Restaurants That Run Out Of Favourites Night After Night
Walking into a restaurant only to hear your favorite dish is sold out can feel disappointing at first, but it actually tells you something important. When a place consistently runs out of certain menu items, it means their food is so good that people keep coming back for more. Michigan...
familydestinationsguide.com
The Family-Owned Diner In Michigan With Portions So Big, You’ll Need A Nap After
There’s a place in Haslett, Michigan where the food comes in quantities that make you question whether you accidentally ordered for a family reunion instead of just yourself. Blondie’s Barn serves breakfast and lunch portions so generous that your eyes will widen, your stomach will send up a white...