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JEWISH NEWS' MICHIGAN BUSINESS DIRECTORY C O M M U N I T Y DIRECTORY COOPER GLASS HOMES - REALTORS DANA COOPER & LAURIE GLASS Max Broock Realtors 275 S. Old Woodward Birmingham, MI 48009 (248) 658-8030 www.cooperglasshomes.com With more than $100 million in sales, Dana Cooper and Laurie Glass work passionately to protect your interests to get you the best results. "We love the long-term relationships that we develop and believe in providing superior concierge service — every client, every time." DAN GUTFREUND, TOP PRODUCER Signature Sotheby 's International Realty 415 S. Old Woodward Birmingham, MI 48009 (248) 497-4646 dan@signaturesothebys.com www.iSellMichigan.com Top-producing real estate professional with Signature Sotheby's known for his market expertise, concierge service and outstanding sales results. He brings expert negotiation skills, dedication to client care and a full-service approach to every transaction. BEN HANDELSMAN, ASSOCIATE BROKER Max Broock Realtors 275 S. Old Woodward Birmingham, MI 48009 (248) 971-0446 ben@maxbroock.com www.HomesByBen.com I love helping my clients buy and sell their homes. I provide a level of service and cutting-edge marketing that is unmatched. I listen carefully to my clients' needs, craft a strategy to accomplish their goals and stay in constant communication. With great past-client perks, the end of the sale is just the beginning. HOWARD HANNA REAL ESTATE SERVICES 800 N. Old Woodward, Suite 210 Birmingham, MI 48009 (248) 792-9055 YelenaPliskina@ HowardHanna.com www.Birmingham. HowardHanna.com Howard Hanna is one of the top-four real estate companies in the United States and home of the 100 percent money-back guarantee. We offer convenient one-stop shopping and careers with limitless opportunities. RESALE COUNCIL RESALE 3297 W. 12 Mile Road Berkley MI 48072 (248) 548-6664 councilresale.com Fashion resale at its best. Women's, men's and children's clothing: casual, career attire, eveningwear, vintage and designer, accessories, jewelry and housewares. All the best you can find at your neighborhood resale shop. Donors and shoppers always welcome. REFINED RESALE 32923 Woodward Ave. Royal Oak, MI 48073 (248) 549-7000 Refinedresale.net We specialize in beautiful used fur coats and jackets for women and men. Women from near and far shop our designer and name-brand clothing, shoes and handbags. In times of sorrow, we help handle items you wish to sell, including clothing, jewelry, shoes and handbags. RESTAURANTS ALFOCCINO RESTAURANT 39205 Grand River Farmington Hills, MI 48335 (248) 476-0044 www.alfoccino.com Alfoccino for any occasion. Our Italian cuisine and the warm and friendly atmosphere make Alfoccino an ideal choice for almost any occasion. From business luncheons to special family dinners, everyone will find something to like about their visit to Alfoccino. ANDIAMO RISTORANTE BLOOMFIELD 6676 Telegraph Road Bloomfield Twp., MI 48301 (248) 865-9300 andiamoitalia.com A Bloomfield sensation, offering a Northern Italian decor amid the hustle- bustle of a "chic" dining spot. This location features handmade Italian cuisine and banquet facilities for up to 150 guests. ANTONIO'S CUCINA ITALIANA Canton: (734) 981-9800 Dearborn Heights: (313) 278-6000 Farmington Hills: (248) 994-4000 Dearborn: (313) 842-2100 www.antoniosrestaurants.com Antonio's Cucina Italiana, the Rugiero family and its staff have impressed their guests since 1964 with their traditional and authentic Italian cuisine. Signature dishes like Gnocchi Rita, Chicken Antonio, mouth-watering veal dishes, our famous bread and awesome pizzas. A banquet facility, full bar and extensive wine list are available at all locations: Dearborn Heights, Canton, Farmington Hills and Roman Village in Dearborn. BACCO RISTORANTE 29410 Northwestern Hwy. Southfield, MI 48034 (248) 355-6600 www.baccoristorante.com As the finest Italian restaurant in Michigan, we utilize the highest quality ingredients on the market — domestic and imported seafood, grass-fed beef and lamb, and all-natural chicken — and we buy locally whenever possible. Private dining available as well as full- service, off-site catering for parties of all sizes. BEANS & CORNBREAD 29508 Northwestern Hwy. Southfield, MI 48034 (248) 208-1680 www.beanscornbread.com mobeansinc@aol.com Beans & Cornbread Soulful Bistro offers an upscale dining experience with a soul food and low-country cuisine menu for lunch and dinner. Voted best soul food in the area every year since 1997, it also serves a buffet style Sunday brunch from 11a.m. to 2 p.m. The restaurant location features a full-service bar with happy hour from 4-7 p.m. Monday through Friday and a private event space for up to 50 guests. BIG ROCK CHOPHOUSE 245 S. Eton St. Birmingham, MI 48009 (248) 647-7774 www.bigrockchophouse.com Big Rock Chophouse combines the rustic, casual feel of a mountain lodge with the high-energy electricity of a contemporary club, providing an eclectic mix unlike any other dining experience in Metro Detroit. Featuring only the finest and freshest cuisine with flawless service, the restaurant has been a staple in Birmingham for almost 20 years. It's also home to Got Rocks, a diamond-crown cigar lounge, located upstairs from the main dining room. C.A.Y.A. SMOKEHOUSE GRILL 1403 S. Commerce Road Wolverine Lake, MI 48390 (248) 438-6741 C.A.Y.A. "Come as you Are" Smokehouse Grill features Executive Chef Jeff Rose's delicious menu of locally grown produce and meats in a rustic casual atmosphere. Enjoy happy hour/dinner daily and weekend brunch. Banquet room and large patio available for private events. Catering and carryout available. CRISPELLI'S 6690 Orchard Lake Road West Bloomfield, MI (248) 254-4760 28939 Woodward Ave. Berkley, MI (248) 591-3300 645 E. Big Beaver Road Troy, MI (248) 680-0066 www.crispellis.com Enjoy full-service, fast-casual dining. Come join us at any of our three locations. 52 August 31 • 2017 jn

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