Meyerson's Scotch and Sirloin, Detroit 1961

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Meyerson's Scotch and Sirloin, Detroit 1961Mens love affair with steaks is well known and this marvelously witty menu from the Scotch and Sirloin restaurant in 1961 features two old friends posing for a portrait a businessman and an award winning steer. Brothers Aubrey, Jerry, and Arlyn Meyerson, owners of the restaurant, were brought up in the restaurant trade. Their parents Buddy and Mary Myerson owned the landmark Buddys Log Cabin Barbecue for more than 30 years. The 60s and 70s were the

for a given time

famous for his rendition of Beyond The Sea

This Cat’s Meow went out of business in the 1970s and was replaced by another that became a private members club and offered risqué entertainment

an ancient ritual used to drink to people’s health

We’re not sure when Boyce’s closed but it is likely to have continued at least until the 1950s

An advert noted:’ If you wish to (and have the stamina) you and your gal can literally dance the whole night through

The Golden Goose cafe opened in 1947 on the first floor of the Smith Tower which was

There were two dining rooms

Its motto was Every Hour…Cocktail hour

hence the in-jokes about missed goals and inferior playing

The restaurant Chez Clément has opened in its place

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