Archive for September, 2009

Foley’s East Coast Seafood Dinner

Tuesday, September 1st, 2009
Wed December 2, 2009
7:00 pmto10:00 pm

$45 / dinner
Special Dinner #82

Foley LogoWe get exceptionally good fish from the MF Foley Company out on the Massachusetts coast. While the Foley’s folks aren’t “local” in the sense of having an office or a dock down on South State St., they do actually fill the bill ffishing boat 3005Uor us in that sense rather remarkably well. The key for us when it comes to our drive to localize is that we have a positive, meaningful relationship with the people and products we work with and that we carry the benefits of that good relationship all the way through to our customers who buy and benefit from what we sell.

James Beard-nominated Chef Alex Young will craft a menu drawing on his long-time relationship with Foley’s, reflecting fresh fish from the East Coast.

Our Special Dinners fill fast, call us at 734.663.3663 or use our new online reservation form.

Reserve a Seat!

Menu
Appetizers

Stuffies & Codfish Balls

Bread

Hardtack and Portuguese Sweet Dinner Rolls

Oysters

Flying Point,
Wawenoc & Pleasant Point

Salad

Bluehill Bay Mussel
Portuguese Style

Entree

Joe Booker Beef Stew & Sautéed Maine Lobster

Dessert

Butter Tart, Whoopie Pie & Blueberry Buckle

Cornman Farms Heirloom Harvest #3

Wednesday, May 27th, 2009
Tue September 15, 2009
7:00 pmto10:00 pm

tomatoes_basket$45 / dinner
Special Dinner #79

James Beard-nominated Chef Alex Young began a garden 5 years ago as a way to spend more time with his family and also make really great food. They way he describes it, there was an added excitement in serving a food to guests which you not only cooked, but also grew, yourself. Today, Chef Alex’s Garden is a full-fledged farm, growing over 130 varieties of more than 27 types of vegetables. What began as a plot of heirloom tomatoes has doubled in size each year and now includes livestock such as pigs and cattle.

Cornman Farms has a passion for full-flavor and taste plays a big part in what plants are chosen to grow. Varieties are chosen for their complexity of flavor and ability to thrive in Michigan’s climate and then nurtured in a way that embraces the concept of organic.
Throughout the growing season, vegetables are prepared and served just hours after being picked.

The late summer season brings us favorites like late harvest Provenzano, German Red Strawberry and Aunt Ruby’s German Green tomatoes; Italian roasting peppers like Lipstick and Italia; other peppers such as Hungarian hot wax and Hinklehatz; Bintje and German Butterball potatoes; yellow, orange and purple heirloom carrots and lots of spinach, arugula, Cherokee red lettuce and radishes will make a comeback. As days grow shorter, our menu will reflect gleanings from the autumnal field.

Reserve a Seat!

Menu

Appetizers

German Red Strawberry & Aunt Ruby’s Green Tomatoes

Feta & Mint Stuffed Italia Peppers

Tomato, Bread & Roasted A2 DiFranco Garlic

Salad

Bloomsdale Spinach & Cherokee Red Salad

French Breakfast Radishes

Entrees

Dry Aged Grilled Angus Steaks Grilled

Wild Striped Bass Stuffed Padron Delicata Squash

Lamb Stuffed Hungarian Hot Peppers

Albacore Tuna Stuffed Provenzano Tomatoes

Sides

Green Mountain Potatoes Anna

Roasted Tri-Color Carrots

Twice-Baked Burbank Russet Potatoes

Braised King Richard Leeks

Dessert

Sweet Potato Pie

(There may be last-minute change to the menu the day-of the dinner)

Westside Farmers’ Market

Wednesday, May 27th, 2009
Fri September 4, 2009 12:00 amtoFri September 25, 2009 11:00 pm

Every Thursday in the Roadhouse Parking Lot!
3-7pm

The Westside Farmers’ Market (WSFM) is in its fourth season this year! With an increase in vendors and supporters, thiswestsidemarket season continues to be both vibrant and energetic. Located outside in the Roadhouse parking lot, the WSFM allows westside Ann Arborites the opportunity to source farm-fresh fruits and vegetables in their own neighborhood! Join us every Thursday from 3-7pm for flavorful food, fun and community.

Rockin’ at the Roadhouse

Tuesday, May 19th, 2009
Wed September 2, 2009
6:00 pmto9:00 pm

Weekly live music concerts by local musicians serenade diners outdoors in our patio seating space. Reservations are encouraged because the event is popular!  This week’s band is Black Train.

Rockin’ at the Roadhouse

Tuesday, May 19th, 2009
Wed September 9, 2009
6:00 pmto9:00 pm

Weekly live music concerts by local musicians serenade diners outdoors in our patio seating space. Reservations are encouraged because the event is popular!  This week’s band is Annie & Rod Capps .