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Sunfield, MI · Food & Drink
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everafterinthewoods.com
This Michigan Lakeside Grill Serves A Sunday Brunch Buffet With Waterfront Views
Some bands play on stages. At this lakeside spot, the band sometimes plays on a floating stage called the Band-toon, tied right to the patio. That detail alone tells you the mood. Boaters can pull up to one of two docks and grab a meal without ever touching a car key.
The Detroit News
Recent health inspections reveal Novi restaurant woes
Recent health inspections in some Novi restaurants found drain flies, improperly stored foods and more between September and October, according to Oakland County Health Department inspection reports. Many of the violations have been corrected. The presence of violations in a past inspection does not necessarily mean the establishment has the same violations today. Inspection reports can be found at swordsolutions.com/inspections/. Below is a list of violations found at a few restaurants in Novi. Tropical Smoothie Cafe, 43215 Grand River Ave. During a routine inspection on Sept. 28, an inspector noted several problems at Tropical Smoothie Cafe.∎ Dish machine not providing chlorine sanitizer level 50-100 ppm.∎ 1) Handwashing sink next to dish machine with wiping cloth inside the basin. 2) Handwashing sink next to one compartment sink across from front counter with wiping cloth inside the basin.∎ 1) No soap provided to the handwashing sink across from front counter. 2) No soap provided to the handwashing sink next to dish machine.∎ No paper towel at the sandwich prep handwashing sink.∎ Ice machine interior soiled.∎ Coved base molding observed separating from the wall next to the ice bin.∎ Drain flies observed near the 1) front ice bin, 2) back prep table, and
hoodline.com
whatnow.com
Michigan Daily
Ann Arbor brunch staple Afternoon Delight closes after nearly 50 years
Afternoon Delight, a brunch restaurant located in downtown Ann Arbor, closed its doors Oct. 31 after nearly 50 years of operation, following owner Joanne Williams’ retirement announcement. Founded by Tom Hackett in 1978, Afternoon Delight brought all-day breakfast specials and various lunch items like sandwiches, salads and quiches. Williams...
Lansing State Journal
Dining, retail and more. See what opened and closed in October
The Lansing area gained more than a dozen new restaurants and stores in October, including several that opened their first local location. In East Lansing, openings included BIBIBOP Asian Grill and bb.q Chicken. Charlotte welcomed department store Bealls and Grand Ledge got a new local bookstore, Sis's Stories. Aldi opened its fourth store in the area, in Lansing Township, and Sindhu Indian Cuisine opened a second location in Lansing. Four different businesses announced plans to close in October: Make it Sweet, a bakery in East Lansing, and longtime eatery Delhi Cafe Family Restaurant were among them. Here's a look at what the Lansing area gained and lost this month. Openings bb.q Chicken, East Lansing Where: 4750 Hagadorn Road The details: An international restaurant chain with more than 3,500 locations, bb.q Chicken opened its first Lansing area location in the Hannah Plaza. Franchise owners Niuljurang Choi and Hyuk Choi are leasing the approximately 2,500-square-foot storefront, previously occupied by Chapelure. The new restaurant opened on Oct. 23, Woodworth Commercial Senior Vice President Todd Kosta said. He represented the franchise owners in the property lease. The location has seating for 45 people. Niuljurang Choi said the location is their second in Michigan. They
unearththevoyage.com
This Michigan Drive-In Has Been Serving Chili Dogs and Homemade Root Beer Since 1939
Bill’s Drive-In in Ypsilanti has been serving chili dogs and homemade root beer for generations, and the experience still feels like something from another era. Pull into the parking lot, and a carhop comes straight to your window to take your order. The small yellow stand on East Michigan...
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allamericanatlas.com
5 Best Restaurants in Clinton, Michigan You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them
Clinton, Michigan — a town where the River Raisin meanders past weathered barns and tidy porches, where the scent of lilacs and woodsmoke drifts through streets lined with stories. Here, neighbors wave from porch swings, and the laughter of children echoes from the village park, stitched together by the quiet pride of families who’ve called this place home for generations and newcomers drawn by the promise of a slower, sweeter pace. The architecture is a patchwork: red-brick storefronts, white-steepled churches, and the gentle sprawl of farmland that cradles the town’s heart.
themanchestermirror.com
Letter to the Editor: Thanks for supporting the Tootsie Roll Drive
The Knights of Columbus Manchester Council #4354 would like to thank everybody in the community for your generous support for the M.I. (Mentally Impaired) Tootsie Roll Drive October 16 and 17 weekend. The money raised is for citizens with intellectual/developmental disabilities. This year it is going to the Saint Louis Center in Chelsea and to the Special Olympics. Also, we would like to say thank you to the businesses in the community that let us stand in front of their stores. Thank you again, everybody, for your support.