facebook

digg

twitter

Comments

Eateries Wake Up to Breakfast

The enduring appeal of eggs and bacon is prompting more metro Detroit restaurants to add morning service to their menus. Perennial breakfast spots continue to bustle, of course, but new early birds are opening and even high-end restaurants are embracing the brunch business. Photographs by Dave Frechette

(page 1 of 2)

SMELL THE COFFEE: Weekday-morning business meetings and leisurely Sundays are even better with food, which explains the popularity of the Town Tavern

(1) in Royal Oak, Forté

(2) in Birmingham, and Deli Unique

(3) of Bloomfield Hills , inside the Radisson Kingsley Hotel.

Comments are moderated for appropriate language.

Add your comment:

Create an instant account, or please log in if you have an account.

Email address (not displayed publicly)

Password

Forgot your password?

Characters remaining

Verification Question. (This is so we know you are a human and not a spam robot.)

What is 1 + 1 ?

// November 2008

Related Articles
A Recipe for Intuitive Cooking Cooking, like learning to drive a stick shift, is ultimately about trusting your gut.
The Market is Booming at Holiday Shoppe the Shoppes within.
Raise Your Spirits This year, the hottest gifts are decidedly practical, yet far from dull.
Sweet on Dessert These metro Detroit pastry chefs take the cake when it comes to creating confections that serve as memorable finales.
Dining in Style Trends are fun, but quality and consistency are always in fashion when it comes to satisfying the appetites of metro Detroit diners

A Recipe for Intuitive Cooking

Cooking, like learning to drive a stick shift, is ultimately about trusting your gut.

The Market is Booming at Holiday

Shoppe the Shoppes within.

Raise Your Spirits

This year, the hottest gifts are decidedly practical, yet far from dull.

Sweet on Dessert

These metro Detroit pastry chefs take the cake when it comes to creating confections that serve as memorable finales.

Dining in Style

Trends are fun, but quality and consistency are always in fashion when it comes to satisfying the appetites of metro Detroit diners

Popular Articles
The 29 Best-Dressed Detroiters of 2008 It’s something retailers and the international couture community have known for years: Detroiters know fashion.
Waging a Final Battle for Forgotten Vets The cremains of those who served in the armed forces sit languishing on the shelves of funeral homes, a sad scandal as we mark Veterans Day this month.

The 29 Best-Dressed Detroiters of 2008

It’s something retailers and the international couture community have known for years: Detroiters know fashion.

Waging a Final Battle for Forgotten Vets

The cremains of those who served in the armed forces sit languishing on the shelves of funeral homes, a sad scandal as we mark Veterans Day this month.

Appetite for Travel: White Dog Café

Philly’s White Dog Café has a collar on fresh food.

A Cook’s Tour

Guided by Rina Tonon, owner of Café Cortina, we take a culinary excursion through the Italian section in Windsor.

Salvatore Scaloppini and Ocean Prime

Larry Bongiovanni’s appealing trattorias are scattered around town, but the Grosse Pointe Woods outpost seems to have caught the imagination of the neighborhood and Cameron Mitchell certainly has...

Boots Made for Stylin’

Step into high fashion — and don’t forget the tights.

Features Archive »
The 29 Best-Dressed Detroiters of 2008 It’s something retailers and the international couture community have known for years: Detroiters know fashion.
Waging a Final Battle for Forgotten Vets The cremains of those who served in the armed forces sit languishing on the shelves of funeral homes, a sad scandal as we mark Veterans Day this month.

Features

Archive »

The 29 Best-Dressed Detroiters of 2008

It’s something retailers and the international couture community have known for years: Detroiters know fashion.

Waging a Final Battle for Forgotten Vets

The cremains of those who served in the armed forces sit languishing on the shelves of funeral homes, a sad scandal as we mark Veterans Day this month.

Web ExclusiveArchive »
The Crowning Glory of MOT’s ‘Nabucco’ For an opera based on biblical texts, Verdi’s Nabucco is holy hell to cast.

Web ExclusiveArchive »

The Crowning Glory of MOT’s ‘Nabucco’

For an opera based on biblical texts, Verdi’s Nabucco is holy hell to cast.

Minutes Archive »
The Insider Archive »
Rat Race They’re wily, smart, and can swim like Michael Phelps.
Rumor Had It In the 1980s, gossip girls (and boys) held catty court at Detroit’s dailies, making scandalous tidbits required reading.
Shooting Star Filmmaker Sam Logan Khaleghi acts, directs, produces, and writes, and the West Bloomfield Township native is also giving Detroit a starring role on the big screen.
Do the Math A program at Wayne State makes every Detroit Public School student count.
Exotic Windsor If a riverfront idea goes ahead, you won’t have to travel to Venice for a gondola ride on a canal.
Family Tree Before anyone ever imagined interim Mayor Ken Cockrel Jr., Detroit was captivated by attorney, blazing radical sensation, and mayor-expected-to-be Ken Cockrel Sr.
Chill Out This month, the National Weather Service issues its seasonal forecast, which is an educated attempt to predict whether our winter will be harsh or mild.
The Good Life Archive »
Rockette Science Two of the leggy lasses tell how they attain their precision work.
Parade Leader As the new director of The Parade Company, David Danielson tries to keep everything afloat while preparing for America’s Thanksgiving Parade.
Shooting Gallery DIA photography exhibit puts artists in the frame.
Easy as Pie Any way you slice it, a wedge of pumpkin, apple, or berry is as important a part of the Thanksgiving meal as the turkey.
Tips & Trends Archive »
Boots Made for Stylin’ Step into high fashion — and don’t forget the tights.
Cold Comfort Fashionable and functional make a good pair for winter.
Face Lifts These spa products can help give your mug the boost it needs, whether you need hydration, cleansing, nourishment, or exfoliation.

Minutes

Archive »

The Insider

Archive »

Rat Race

They’re wily, smart, and can swim like Michael Phelps.

Rumor Had It

In the 1980s, gossip girls (and boys) held catty court at Detroit’s dailies, making scandalous tidbits required reading.

Shooting Star

Filmmaker Sam Logan Khaleghi acts, directs, produces, and writes, and the West Bloomfield Township native is also giving Detroit a starring role on the big screen.

Do the Math

A program at Wayne State makes every Detroit Public School student count.

Exotic Windsor

If a riverfront idea goes ahead, you won’t have to travel to Venice for a gondola ride on a canal.

Family Tree

Before anyone ever imagined interim Mayor Ken Cockrel Jr., Detroit was captivated by attorney, blazing radical sensation, and mayor-expected-to-be Ken Cockrel Sr.

Chill Out

This month, the National Weather Service issues its seasonal forecast, which is an educated attempt to predict whether our winter will be harsh or mild.

The Good Life

Archive »

Rockette Science

Two of the leggy lasses tell how they attain their precision work.

Parade Leader

As the new director of The Parade Company, David Danielson tries to keep everything afloat while preparing for America’s Thanksgiving Parade.

Shooting Gallery

DIA photography exhibit puts artists in the frame.

Easy as Pie

Any way you slice it, a wedge of pumpkin, apple, or berry is as important a part of the Thanksgiving meal as the turkey.

Tips & Trends

Archive »

Boots Made for Stylin’

Step into high fashion — and don’t forget the tights.

Cold Comfort

Fashionable and functional make a good pair for winter.

Face Lifts

These spa products can help give your mug the boost it needs, whether you need hydration, cleansing, nourishment, or exfoliation.

Departments Archive »
We’ve Got Mail... November 2008 Praise us or pan us, but just put it down in words. Bravos or boos, we want to hear from you.
Get Back to Basics Reduced budgets force smarter decisions. Like a simmering sauce reduced to its piquant essence, less is more in a number of regards.
St. Florian Church As Detroit spread and prospered during the booming 1920s, its need for more houses of worship grew, too.
Contributors: November 2008 Chuck Bennett, Joe Vaughn, Jim Mcfarlin, Pat Kinsella

Departments

Archive »

Eateries Wake Up to Breakfast

Add your comment:

Verification Question. (This is so we know you are a human and not a spam robot.)

The Insider

The Good Life

Tips & Trends

Alabama

California

Connecticut

Delaware

Florida

Georgia

Hawaii

Illinois

Indiana

Louisiana

Maine

Minnesota

Michigan

Missouri

New York

Ohio

Pennsylvania

Rhode Island

Tennessee

Texas

Washington DC

Wisconsin