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President's Report

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ADDRESSES

WHERE TO EAT

tasty morsels, served with a selection of sauces; some fish and tofu dishes for vegetarians and pescatarians; and a variety of local beers. An outdoor courtyard is open in high season. Always busy, expect to wait for a seat. 11am-11:30pm/12:30am - under $15. A popular neighborhood bar since 1965! It’s a sports bar so grab a beer, order a burger (homemade specialty also adapted for veggies) and settle down to watch a match on the big screen. Live music every Fri. from 6pm. $20-40 Ĵ Mexican Village Restaurant – C7 - 2600 Bagley St - t (313) 237-0333 - www.mexicanvillagefood. com - 11am-9pm - dishes $11.75-19. In this neighborhood eatery, with its traditional Mexican decor, the hearty dishes of tacos, enchiladas, fajitas, and the like are excellent. Appetizing set lunch menus. ĵ Taqueria Lupitas – B8 - 3443 Bagley St - t (313) 843-1105 - www. taquerialupitas.com - 10am-9pm - dishes $15-25. Another authentic, family-friendly Mexican cantina , whose tacos are its specialty, although other dishes are on the menu. � ı Takoi – B6 - 2520 Michigan Ave - t (313) 855-2864 - www. takoidetroit.com - 4pm-10pm - closed Sun.-Mon. - dishes $16-48. In the heart of Corktown, on Michigan Avenue, don’t hesitate to step inside this unusual venue that looks more ij Nemo’s Bar – D6 - 1384 Michigan Ave - t (313) 965 3180 - nemosdetroit.com -

Founded by a passionate spirits and wine enthusiast, Vertical oscillates between wine bar and restaurant. Thanks to its different rooms, diners can enjoy cozy or more lively vibes. Offers mixed deli and cheese platters too. Ć Parc – F6 - 800 Woodward Ave, Campus Martius Park - t (313) 922-PARC - www.parcdetroit. com - 11am-11pm/midnight (from 10:30am weekends) - dishes $21 54. Lunch doesn't get more central than this. In Campus Martius Park, this restaurant blessed with a sunny terrace serves typical Detroit and Midwestern fare with French and Mediterranean influences. Grilled fish or meat, great salads. $40-60 ā Joe Muer – G7 - 400 Renaissance Center - t (313) 567-6837 - www. joemuer.com - 11:30am-9pm, Fri. 11:30am-10pm, Sat. 4pm-10pm, Sun. 3pm-9pm – dishes $26-59. An ideal address for fish and seafood lovers in Detroit. This elegant eatery, which opened its doors in 1929 (elsewhere in the city), impresses with its abundant menu and the impeccable quality of its ingredients. A few meat dishes, fab desserts, and an impressive sushi bar. Small terrace overlooking the river in high season. � Đ Leila – F6 - 1245 Griswold St - t (313) 816-8100 - www.leiladetroit. com - 5pm-10pm/11pm (weekend 4pm) - dishes $24-72. From Beirut to Detroit! A resounding tribute to Lebanese cuisine: hot and cold mezze, lamb and more unexpected dishes such as lemon-pistachio

salmon. The establishment is refined but unpretentious and the cuisine absolutely delicious. Over $60 � ē Table N o 2 – G6 - 1045 Brush St - t (313) 340-9550 - www. tablenumber2.com - 5pm-10pm (Fri.-Sat. 11pm) - closed Mon. and Tue. - dishes $36-63. Get ready for a memorable dining experience in this stylish restaurant, where small, individual booths keep conversations private, to the backing track of live piano music. On the regularly changing menu you will find high-quality sushi, wood-fired grilled meat, and fish served with original sauces. For an exceptional dinner, chef Omar Mitchell invites you to enjoy a menu that he will put together just for you! (Chef’s Table, 7 courses $220). Corktown & Mexicantown Detachable Map Under $20 ĩ Mercury Burger & Bar – C7 - 2163 Michigan Ave - t (313) 964-5000 - mercuryburgerbar.com - 11am-10pm (Fri-Sat. midnight) - under $15. Here, enjoy the city's best burgers until late, as well as hot dogs and fish and chips in a classic, diner-style setting. Through the large windows, gaze out to the street and watch the world go by. İ Slows BBQ – C6 - 2138 Michigan Ave - t (313) 962-9828 - slowsbarbq. com - 11am-9pm (Fri.-Sat. 10pm) - under $15. The aromas of barbecued meat waft outside of this small restaurant that still draws the crowds. A wide selection of ribs and other

4pm-11pm, Sun. 3pm-8pm – closed Mon. - dishes $16-50. Shrimp and grits, catfish, crab cakes, corn bread: typical Southern specialty fare. Delicious cocktails, served in chic and classy surrounds. ć Vertical Detroit – F6 - 1538 Centre St - t (313) 732-WINE - www. verticaldetroit.com - 5pm-10pm (Fri.- Sat. 11pm) - closed Sun.-Mon. - dishes $15-48. In the heart of Downtown, an address for fans of fine wine and meat (although vegetarians will also find plenty to sink their teeth into). ă American Coney Island – F6 - 114 W. Lafayette Blvd - t (313) 961 7758 - www.americanconeyisland. com - 10am-7pm (Fri-Sat. to midnight, weekend from 11am). Ą Lafayette Coney Island – F6 - 118 W. Lafayette Blvd - t (313) 964-8198 - www.lafayetteconeyisland.site - 9am-3am (Fri.-Sat. 4am). The Hot Dog of Contention If you’re after a Coney dog , the local style hot dog ( T p. 152) , you’ll be directed to Lafayette Coney Island or American Coney Island. These two neighboring and rival institutions were founded in the 1910s after Gus and Bill Keros, off the boat from their native Greece, had a row and went their separate ways, each creating his own establishment. As in all “Coney Island restaurants”, hot dogs, French fries, and Greek-inspired dishes (gyros, kebabs) are served. The best way to form an opinion is to try both! A Coney dog will set you back less than $5.

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