Re: new restaurants to try, March 2024 edition
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Yeah - found evidence! Achilles has been there since 1974, under "new" ownership since 2007.? <>?
On Tue, Mar 5, 2024 at 12:01?PM PF Anderson < pfa@...> wrote: I just gotta say, Achilles is anything but new. They've been there for DECADES, literally. I live two blocks away. They're a coney island style diner serving Greek-Mexican-American food, emphasis on Greek-American. Their lasagna is spiced with cinnamon, for example. I was fond of their chili dogs. My kids were fond of their pancakes. Their rice pudding is so good I used to buy extra to take home. We haven't been there in a while because they are not allergen-friendly. They're small, and the seating is booths or stools at the bar.?
Thinking about some restaurants that we as a group
have not been to because they are new since 2020.
Downtown
Stray Hen - sandwiches - Washington at Division.
the new Peruvian place on N Main at Miller (ex Broken Egg)
Jagged Fork, S Main
Miss Kim, Kerrytown (a little bit pricey)
East Ann Arbor
Achilles - diner
Desi Ruchulu Indian Cuisine - Packard/Platt
Southwest side
a Hawaiian BBQ place - Cranbrook
Godaiko - Japanese - off Ann Arbor Saline
Any other ideas or suggestions or non-recent favorites?
Mostly I'm trying to get some ideas for the theme of
"I've never been there let's try that".
thanks
Ed
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PF Anderson