The Cupcake Station has opened up in downtown Plymouth. According to its website, it is the third southeastern Michigan location for this franchise. According to its Facebook page, the “grand opening” was yesterday, but I had in mind that it had been open for a week or so. It occupies part of what used to [...]
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Cupcake Station is open for business
Posted in downtown Plymouth, local businesses, tagged Cupcake Station, cupcakes, desserts, downtown Plymouth MI, downtown Plymouth Michigan, food, local businesses, Plymouth MI, Plymouth Michigan on September 22, 2010 | 1 Comment »
The new Burger Spot
Posted in dining, downtown Plymouth, restaurant, review, tagged Burger Spot, burgers, downtown Plymouth MI, downtown Plymouth Michigan, E. G. Nick's, food, french fries, hamburgers, Plymouth MI, Plymouth Michigan, restaurant, The Burger Spot on August 1, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Finally Plymouth’s beloved Burger Spot has re-opened. It was closed for months for “remodeling” but there was actually a change in ownership. The remodeling did occur and the place looks quite nice, but the temporary closure was more than about just aesthetics. A few of the things that made the Burger Spot great remain unchanged. [...]
Plymouth Pub & Grub Tax Relief Crawl, April 15
Posted in charity, dining, downtown Plymouth, events, pub, restaurant, tavern, tagged alcohol, charity, downtown Plymouth, downtown Plymouth MI, drinks, E. G. Nick's, food, Ironwood Grill, Penn Grill, Plymouth MI, Plymouth Michigan, pub crawl, raffle, Sean O'Callaghan's, Tavern 1999 on April 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
On Thursday, April 15th, from 6 p.m. to midnight, there were be a pub-n’-grub crawl in downtown Plymouth, which will include these bars and restaurants: Ironwood Grill Penn Grill Sean O’Callaghan’s E. G. Nick’s 1999 Tavern The cost is $5 per adult for buffets at all five pubs, a T-shirt & raffle ticket. Raffle proceeds [...]
Scots invade Plymouth
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged bagpipes, Burns Dinner, Burns Night, Burns Supper, celebration, community, culture, food, haggis, history, K of C #3292, kilts, Knights of Columbus, Knights of Columbus Plymouth MI, party, poetry, Scotland, scots, Scottish, tradition on January 29, 2010 | 2 Comments »
I apologize ahead of time for this post being more personal and less about the Plymouth community more broadly. I can’t help myself though, I’m so pumped. Our family and friends, including a number of folks from here in town, will be gathering at the Knights of Columbus Hall (K of C #3292) on Lilley [...]
Plymouth-area volunteers come through for Plymouth Salvation Army
Posted in charity, free food, fundraising, Salvation Army, tagged charity, City of Plymouth, donations, food, fundraising, Plymouth MI, Plymouth Michigan, Plymouth Township, red kettle campaign, Salvation Army, Salvation Army Plymouth Corps, Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign, volunteerism, volunteers on January 14, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I received this email from the Salvation Army’s Plymouth Corps. Plymouth area volunteers should be proud of their accomplishments during this Red Kettle Campaign Dear Friends: We here at The Salvation Army – Plymouth Corps want to offer a warm and heart felt thank you to everyone who donated their time, talents and monies to [...]
Fall Festival is great but…
Posted in charity, downtown Plymouth, events, fundraising, tagged carnival, charity, fair, food, fundraising, Irish dancing, Kiwanis, Lions Club, midway, O'Hare School of Irish Dance, Plymouth Fall Festival, Plymouth MI, Plymouth Michigan, Rotary Club on September 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I, personally, could do without the carnival and rides. I understand that the midway hauls in a lot of money for the City, so it has some value. But as entertainment, it’s a bit overwhelming. It is certainly not a good value for people with children. The more exciting rides cost about $4.00 per ride. [...]
My new favorite dessert
Posted in dining, downtown Plymouth, tagged Dairy Go Round, dessert, dining, downtown Plymouth, food, ice cream, ice cream parlor, ice cream store on June 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’m not claiming this is the best dessert that can be bought here in town. I’m just saying it’s my favorite at the moment. Dairy-Go-Round offers “Muds,” which are basically what are known as “Flurries” at other ice cream stores. My favorite Mud is “Chocolate & Cherry.” It’s got chunks of cherries mixed with cherry [...]
Mom always said eat your vegetables.
Posted in downtown Plymouth, shopping, tagged bread, dairy, downtown Plymouth, food, locally grown, meat, organic produce, produce, shopping, Suburban Harvest, vegetables on May 26, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Now you’ll have no excuse for skipping your veggies. Coming soon to our town, on the southwest corner of Main Street and Wing, is Suburban Harvest, a purveyor of “organic and locally grown produce.” Check out the website. http://www.suburban-harvest.com/ This has been a long time coming. With the coming of the meat/dairy/bread store on Forest [...]
