Executive Committee Meeting 10-15-24

President's Report

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ADDRESSES

WHERE TO EAT

Where to Eat New restaurants are springing up all over Detroit, and the dining scene has never been so vibrant, making the city one of the country’s greatest foodie destinations today! This makes for a diversity of cuisines, down of course to the ethnic diversity of the Detroiters, not to mention the range of prices and variety of styles. w Don’t overlook the hotel restaurants and bars either: some are worth your business ( T Where to Stay) . T Find the addresses on our maps using the numbers on the listing (e.g. ā ). The coordinates in red (e.g. C2 ) refer to the detachable map (inside the cover). Downtown Local Map pp. 20-21 Under $20 ą The Hudson Cafe – F6 - 1241 Woodward Ave - t (313) 237 1000 - www.hudson-cafe. and particularly generous portions: moussaka, pastitsio, lamb chops, grilled fish, but also less common specialties such as saganaki (fried sheep's cheese).

� Ă Wright & Company – F6 - 1500 Woodward Ave - t (313) 962 7711 - wrightdetroit.com - Tue. and Thu. 5pm-11pm, Fri. 5pm-midnight, Sat. 4pm-midnight – dishes $17-47. This magnificent Queen Anne-style corner building (1891), the former premises of jewelry company Wright & Kay, is now occupied by shops (first floor) and this popular restaurant (second floor, entrance on John R. St, down the side) . With its picture windows, marble-topped tables, and benches, the place is reminiscent of a French brasserie. The American cuisine is elevated and original, with plates to share or to line up, tapas style, and local produce. The wait can be long (no reservations). � ĉ Savannah Blue – F6 - 1431 Times Sq. - t (313) 926–0783 – www.savannahbluedetroit.com – Tue.-Thu. 5pm-10pm, Fri. and Sat.

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com - 9am-2pm (weekend 3pm) - under $20. Fine choice of pancakes, waffles, salads, and eggs served every which way. Ideal for breakfast or lunch. đ Penny Red’s – F6 - 1445 Farmer St - t (313) 356-1446 - www.pennyreds. com - 4pm-10pm/1am (weekend 12pm) - closed Mon. - under $20. The go-to address for lovers of fried chicken, served with a variety of sauces. Very popular. $20-40 � Ē Pegasus Taverna – G6 - 558 Monroe St - t (313) 964-0869 - www. pegasustavernas.com - 11:30am-11pm (Fri.-Sat. 2am) - dishes $18-46. For more than 30 years, this Pegasus brand restaurant has been one of Greektown’s safest bets. The menu guarantees fresh, authentic cuisine

Detroit pizza is recognizable by its rectangular shape: here, at Buddy’s Pizza. Sara Srinivasan/Visit Detroit