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Welcome to Plymouth

Local restaurants offer unique twists on dining experience

This weekend, Kellogg Park will be filled with fantastic ice sculptures of all shapes, sizes and subjects
and the clever creations placed in front of local businesses throughout downtown are sure to attract admir-
ing visitors.
Among those whimsical displays of the ice sculptures are multiple works outside local restaurants many
carved by champion sculptors which is fitting considering the reputations and skill of many local Plymouth
professional kitchens. Plymouth is known for the outstanding restaurants which offer traditional American
fare, along with ethnic specialties. Anything from a quick lunch to a formal dinner can be found at the multi-
tude of thriving restaurants which fill the streets of the town.
Visitors throng to the community to enjoy the unique atmosphere and wonderful amenities of Plymouth
which is also known for the quality and variety of the restaurants who call our community home.
These are among the very best and are the favorites of visitors and locals who frequent them regularly.
Enjoy.

E.G. Nick's
500 Forest Ave.
Plymouth
(734) 414-6400
Want to dine like some of the best-known professional ath-
letes and entertainers in the country? Look no farther than
E.G. Nick's on Forest Street in Plymouth where nearly every
visiting sports team and touring entertainer enjoys Chef
Frank Agostini's recipes while traveling.
Agostini and E.G. Nick's provide the catering for nearly
every visiting sports team plane and he has fed basketball,
football, baseball and hockey teams along with some of the
most famous performers in the entertainment business.
Their needs are the same as those looking for a good lunch or
dinner in the area, Agostini said.
"They know what they like and what they want and they
order it, just like our clientele here in the restaurant," he
added. Nearly every day the restaurant features specials in
addition to the popular menu items that keep large crowds of The regular menu includes plenty of crowd-favorite items
regulars returning. The restaurant also boasts the longest bar including the exceptional flatbread pizzas which offer unique
in the city and takes pride in the specialty beers and unique toppings like bacon, lettuce and tomato or Caesar salad along
specialty drinks prepared by expert bartenders, some now with the expected traditional pepperoni and cheeses. The
featuring a cotton candy garnish from the new machine unique flatbread crust on these treats has made them one of
behind the bar. The bar also offers an impressive wine list. the biggest sellers on the menu, Agostini said.
E.G. Nick's is known as one of the best places in the area The menu still includes the customer-favorite planked
for lunch or dinner and also as one of the most community- whitefish, chosen as the best in the state by food critics and
minded and active businesses around. This year, again, the the award-winning spare ribs.
restaurant will host the Veterans' Tent in the back parking lot Agostini will probably look familiar to many who may rec-
and will again feature live music from Smokin' Mirrors on ognize him from his many TV and guest appearances on vari-
Friday and Power Play on Saturday. The tent always draws a ous morning show cooking segments.
large crowd of regulars who know that this is the place to
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