Friday, March 19, 2010
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When you want your meal 'to go'
You can get food to go from most restaurants, but here are some top places that do mostly or only carryout business, from cheese steaks to chop suey.
Satisfy your seafood craving
The metro area is lucky to have a number of restaurants that don't just dabble in seafood, but offer menus dedicated to delicacies from the sea.
Entertainment along with your dinner
Metro Detroit has plenty of restaurants that can turn a ho-hum date into a one-of-a-kind night. Added elements might include dinner theater, live music, movies, comedy, fondue, table-side chef or other attractions.
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- Fess Parker, TV's `Davy Crockett,' dies at 85 - 12:01 AM
- Private drama plagues Oscar winner Sandra Bullock - 11:19 PM
- Polanski lawyers seek inquiry into misconduct - 09:39 PM
- 'Life': 11-part Discovery series on nature debuts - 09:27 PM
- Toni Morrison among writers at NY literature event - 09:11 PM
- Producer files $30M suit against Lady Gaga in NYC - 08:03 PM
- ABC hires Amanpour for Sunday morning job - 08:01 PM
- Ex-porn star releases purported Tiger Woods texts - 07:27 PM
- NYC art dealer pleads guilty to $100M swindle - 06:55 PM
Troy Restaurant Week to raise funds for Gleaners Food Bank
Troy Restaurant Week kicks off Sunday with affordable fare at 16 of the city's finest dining spots. Each restaurant will be collecting monetary and canned food donations for Gleaners Community Food Bank. - 03/19/2010
Molly Abraham: Restaurant Review
Mazza Indian Cuisine provides flavorful authenticity in a comfortable setting
Visitors to Mazza Indian Cuisine (formerly Passage to India), the month-old restaurant in Berkley, will find upholstered chairs, tables double-covered in linen, and soft lights along with well-prepared and nicely served tandoori chicken, lamb curry and mulligatawny soup. - 03/18/2010
Food Network chef to film pilot at Detroit Coney Islands
Celebrity Chef Michael Symon, owner of Detroit's Roast restaurant, will be filming a pilot episode Friday in downtown Detroit for the new Food Network show "Food Feud." - 03/18/2010
Molly Abraham
Buzz-worthy Tallulah Wine Bar & Bistro marches to its own stylish drummer
Elegant in its simplicity, Tallulah Wine Bar & Bistro offers an uncluttered setting that matches its concise menu of fresh, contemporary American fare and an eclectic wine list. The new spot in downtown Birmingham strikes a nice balance between food and wine. - 03/11/2010
Upscale tasting comes to MGM Grand's Bourbon Steak
Uptown Meets Downtown is a one-night-only dining event at Michael Mina's Bourbon Steak restaurant inside the MGM Grand Detroit casino. The hot spot has teamed up with Hoopes & Liparita, AHD Vinters and Plum Market to bring in specialty, organic and local wines to pair with Bourbon Steak's fare. The event's menu includes lobster corn dogs, sliders with duck-fat fries, turkey, beef and lamb, as well as dessert. - 03/09/2010
Molly Abraham
1917 American Bistro is a work in progress -- but already cooking
A straightforward menu, without flourishes or excess verbiage, is a plus for any restaurant. And the menu at this attractive new restaurant on the Avenue of Fashion, as Livernois has been known for generations, is exactly that. - 03/04/2010
Chefs' event to benefit Variety, the Children's Charity
Metro Detroit's top chefs will create culinary masterpieces at a benefit for Variety, the Children's Charity at 6:30 p.m. Friday at the Radisson Hotel, 39495 Woodward Ave., Bloomfield Hills. - 03/03/2010
On the menu: glamour for $27
After the success of last fall's Detroit Restaurant Week, which brought more than 27,000 diners to Detroit restaurants in September, organizers this spring are bringing back 10 days of savings at some of the city's most upscale spots. - 02/25/2010
Molly Abraham
Diners welcome Moti Mahal's Indian cuisine in new location
If years of experience are any indication of cooking expertise, and they certainly are, Abdul Ullah has more than enough credentials. The much-traveled chef is back in Royal Oak, this time with three older sons and his wife, Momotaz, who makes pastries, to help him with his new Moti Mahal. The 70-seat restaurant debuted on Feb. 3. - 02/25/2010
Molly Abraham: Restaurant Review: My Sisters & Me: 2.5 stars
Five siblings bring authentic Southern cooking to Detroit
In 2003, five Hattaway sisters found a store-front in Harper Woods and opened My Sisters & Me, dedicated to southern cooking ranging from black-eyed peas and collard greens to fried catfish and meatloaf. My Sisters & Me to its classic soul food menu to a larger and more attractive setting in Detroit in 2007. - 02/18/2010
Seldom Blues shuts doors in Detroit
Seldom Blues, an upscale restaurant and jazz club in the Renaissance Center, closed over the weekend, citing "financial distress," according to a statement released by its owners Monday. - 02/16/2010
Detroit's 'Seldom Blues' restaurant closes
Detroit -- Seldom Blues, the upscale restaurant and jazz club in the Renaissance Center, has closed, citing "financial distress" according to statement released by the owners today. - 02/15/2010
Metro Detroit eateries expect Valentine's Day treat
Love isn't the only thing in the air this Valentine's Day. Visions of dollar signs are dancing above the heads of Metro Detroit restaurateurs who are expecting throngs of couples for brunch and dinner, with Valentine's Day landing on a Sunday. - 02/12/2010
Longtime restaurant critic Molly Abraham is a native Detroiter who's in her second stint with The Detroit News, providing news and reviews of Metro Detroit restaurants. 
