Bob Ciaciuch, general manager and Tina Pasquali, owner/partner, stopped by to tell us about Too Ra Loo, a bar and eatery in downtown Rochester. The corner bar features 80 different beers, plus a wine list and full bar. There’s also a wide range of food, with everything from pizza and salad to famous choices like the TRL burger, which comes in single or double. Stop by for happy hour drink specials from 4 to 7 p.m., or just enjoy lunch or dinner on the patio.
Erica Kososky, manager, and Chef Brian Gruener described the sophisticated atmosphere of The Hemmingway Room in downtown Rochester. The 21-and-up craft cocktail bar features many rare bourbons, along with special drinks like the purple panda and mocktails featuring a variety of fruit. The menu includes something for everyone, with small plates that span the gamut from a charcuterie board to burgers and salmon.
We’re happy that after so many years, we can bring our family recipe, to yours. Our products are all-natural, gluten-free (pickles, relish, bloody mary, all-natural chips, brine), and kosher certified (Michigan Kosher Supervisors, OU).
Four Corners Diner co-owners Marty Hutnick and Rob Edmunds love what they do, and it shows. Their breakfast-and-lunch eatery is a Romeo community hangout and features homemade dishes, right down to the potato chips they cut and fry themselves and their homemade dressings and soups. Many regulars stop by daily to enjoy their favorites, from french toast to eggs benedict. Order online to pick up or dine in 7 a.m. through 3 p.m. every day except Tuesday, when the diner is closed.
Walt Gajewski, market manager for the Farmington Farmers Market, stopped by to share some August happenings, including the 17th annual Elks corn roast on Aug. 10, the bicentennial beer celebration on Aug. 17 and the third annual ice cream social on Aug. 24. The market is also proud of its accolades as the best farmers market for the eighth year in a row in the Vote 4 Detroit contest.
Robin Silveri, co-owner of O’Tooles, and Carlos Cook, the chef, are celebrating the downtown Royal Oak’s 22nd anniversary this year. The eatery features 40 different beers, including many Michigan craft beers, plus a full bar and dishes like O’Tooles famous Reuben sandwich. Patrons enjoy Monday night trivia, happy hour and disc jockey music nights, plus the Irish pub’s involvement in town events like the Woodward Dream Cruise and Arts, Beats & Eats.
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