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These 8 Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurants In Michigan Serve Food So Good You Will Cry Happy Tears
Want to find the best hole-in-the-wall restaurants in Michigan that serve food so good it’ll make you emotional?. These 8 restaurants deliver incredible flavors and pure, unforgettable magic!. 1. Tony’s I-75 Restaurant (Birch Run) Some restaurants earn their reputation one satisfied customer at a time, and Tony’s I-75...
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Petoskey's Walloon Junction Bar & Grill set to reopen under new owners
The reopening of the Walloon Junction Bar & Grill is a family affair. The well-known restaurant will reopen to the public in mid-October after the Hizelberger family purchased the property in August. Since then, they have gutted the kitchen, giving the inside a facelift and updating the menu. Natahsa Hizelberger leads the operation and has worked in bars and restaurants from Saginaw to California to northern Michigan over the years. Hizelberger also served as head manager at the Odawa Casino. She owns the restaurant along with her husband Matthew and his parents, Irene and Paul. Other family members are involved as well. The opportunity to buy the building along M-75, just west of US-131, was too good to pass up, especially since the Hizelbergers also own the Pied Piper of Hamlin Skating Rink next door. “We looked at some other avenues and options, but this just came to us, and it was perfect,” Natasha Hizelberger said. “It just felt like home.” That included working with the right realtors and financial institutions that helped make everything possible, from funding to real estate details. Matthew Hizelberger recently took a buyout package after 15 years of working at UPS. He’s ready to follow
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Treat Yourself To Breakfast At The Michigan Diner That Has Become A Statewide Obsession
Nobody wakes up one morning and decides to become obsessed with a diner in Grayling, Michigan, it just happens to you, and then suddenly you’re planning your next visit before you’ve finished your first one. That’s the Westside Diner effect, and it’s been spreading across the state one...