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Making a lasting summer memory is easy: Plan a meal on a beautiful restaurant patio with someone whose company you enjoy. But with summer fleeting, you shouldnt wait much longer. Here are five great upscale restaurants where you can enjoy lunch, dinner and sometimes, even breakfast in a memorable outdoor setting in Detroit and Wayne County. Find suggestions in Oakland County at on.freep.com/13ADJMd. Next week, well feature five great places to dine by the water in Macomb County.
Unnoticed by hundreds of drivers passing it daily on Woodward Avenue south of the old State Fair Grounds, La Dolce Vitas almost-hidden patio feels like a secret garden. Bordered on one side by the restaurant and on the other by a towering ivy-covered wall, the patio features terra cotta-colored paving, ornamental street lamps, tree trunks wound in white lights and a tiki bar. Vines and greenery nearly cover the wrought-iron gate facing Woodward, and an ornamental fountain surrounded by trees, flowers and tropical plants fills one corner. Guests range from older ladies who lunch to business types to groups of 20-somethings; depending on the hour and crowd, the atmosphere can be lively and festive or private and serene. The Italian menu is a blend of traditional and more modern dishes, some from the family of owner Enrico Roselli, who opened the restaurant 18 years ago. Prices are relatively moderate; lunch is an especially good value. Turn off Woodward onto Cedarhurst and drive around back to enter, where a valet will park and watch over your car. (17546 Woodward, Detroit; 313-865-0331 and http://www.ldvrestaurant.net)
Tucked away on 5 Mile Road 2 miles north of downtown Plymouth, the luxury Inn at St. Johns hotel, golf and conference center may not be a place you pass very often. But its worth a detour to enjoy the hotels relaxed brick patio looking down on a tall, splashing fountain, manicured lawn and colorful flower beds. The 80-seat space adjoins 5ive the hotels fine-dining restaurant and offers a fire pit with soft seating for added appeal after dark. Patio diners can order from the same breakfast, lunch, brunch and dinner menus served inside, but a light-fare menu offering tempting appetizers, sandwiches, flatbreads and pizzas is also available from 2 p.m. to close. Chef de cuisine Sean Mohans imaginative dishes are always beautifully presented. The dinner menu ranges from delicious, internationally inspired small plates to pastas, seafood and steaks. Reservations are accepted for patio seating. Service is friendly, helpful and well-informed. (44045 Five Mile, Plymouth; 734-414-0600 and http://www.stjohnsgolfconference.com)
With its handsome wooden pergola, white columns and pots filled with herbs, flowers and vegetables, the Garden Terrace patio at the Rattlesnake Club in Detroit is a relaxed, elegant escape from city noise and congestion. Located at Stroh River Place on Jos. Campeau, two blocks from busy Jefferson Avenue, the 50-seat space is one of Detroits best alfresco dining spots. The scenery across the side street includes mature trees and park-like lawns, and the Detroit River and RiverWalk are just steps away. Executive chef Chris Franzs seasonal American cuisine is sophisticated but approachable. Lunch ranges from roasted chicken-and-fig flatbread and a signature Angus burger to seared tuna steak with linguine, anchovies, capers and oven-dried tomatoes. The dinner menu features elegant entrees, steaks and fresh seafood. Service is knowledgeable and professional. Seating on the terrace is first-come, first-served; only the regular lunch and dinner menus are available there. (300 River Place, Detroit; 313-567-4400 and http://www.rattlesnakedetroit.com)
The Romanesque architecture and elaborate period interior of the Whitney mansion on Woodward Avenue arent the only charms of this well-known Detroit dining destination. Set off from the street by a wrought iron fence and mature trees and shrubbery, its gardens offer three sections of seating. In the back area, where the full restaurant menu is served, a shady private space offers a half-dozen tables for dining at breakfast, lunch and dinner. With free Wi-Fi, its a popular spot for long, leisurely business breakfasts and lunches. The front and middle sections open in late afternoon and are more casual and less expensive. Here, guests can order burgers and other items from the grill and enjoy live entertainment from 7 to 10:30 p.m. Thursday-Saturday (jazz Thursday, Motown Friday and Rat Pack Saturday). (4421 Woodward, Detroit; 313-832-5700 and http://www.thewhitney.com)
Tall trees and greenery along the Rouge River wrap around the back and side of the covered patio at Joe Vicaris Andiamo Italian Steakhouse in Dearborn, making lunch and dinner here a casual, relaxing escape. With 15 tables and seating for at least 75, as well as live music Wednesday and Thursday nights all summer, its a popular spot with guests for both lunch and dinner on weekdays and at night Saturday and Sunday. TVs are positioned unobtrusively high along the wall for fans who want to watch a game. Patio reservations are accepted. On the menu are a la carte premium steaks house-aged 30 days, as well as veal, lamb, chicken, fresh seafood and pastas, of course. Lunch prices are lower, and the menu adds more salads and several paninis. Start with the house calamari or the huge, delicious Andiamo Grande Meatball. (21400 Michigan Ave., Dearborn; 313-359-3300 and http://www.andiamoitalia.com)
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CapRate Events (CRE), the nation's leading student housing conference organizer, is pleased to present the inaugural STUDENT HOUSING & MULTIFAMILY ALTERNATIVES INVESTMENT SUMMIT, a national student housing conference on September 9. 200+ senior-level executives from around the nation have already made plans to attend; 300+ are expected. The summit is the latest installment in THE NATIONAL APARTMENT SUMMIT SERIES for active and innovative commercial real estate investors, owners, developers and capital sources who seek opportunities in today's climate.
If you are active in student housing, or multifamily alternative property types (including senior, military and modular housing), you will not want to miss this important Q3 industry update.
Agenda Coverage: * State of the Student Housing Market: Analysis of Investment Sales Volume & Market Fundamentals Around the Nation and in the Northeast Featuring: Sam Jung, Assistant Project Manager, Brailsford & Dunlavey, Inc. * A Green Management & Operations Strategy in the Digital Age * Student Housing in the Northeast: Analysis of Demand Drivers and New Projects * Keynote Address: Enrollment Trends and the Unique Challenges and Opportunities of Student Housing in New York City * Debt Programs for Investment & Development: Analysis of Bank, Life Company, GSE and CMBS Programs in a Rising Interest Rate Environment * New Construction & Development: Smaller Units, Eco-Friendliness and the Future of Student and Senior Housing Design * Exploring New and Unique Equity Partnerships for Investment & Development: Will Equity Become More Popular as Interest Rates Edge Up and Debt Underwriting Standards Tighten? * Multifamily Next Generation: Comparing and Contrasting New Opportunities And Challenges in Student, Senior, Military and Modular Housing * Senior Housing in the Northeast: Analysis of Demand Drivers and New Projects
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Sponsors & Exhibitors: COAKLEY & COLLEAGUES HIGHER EDUCATION CONSULTANTS | DELUXE BUILDING SYSTEMS, INC. | EHS | KABA | SCION GROUP, LLC | TREESDALE REAL ESTATE PARTNERS, LLC
Who Should Attend? * Commercial real estate investors * Developers * Debt Sources (Banks, Life Companies, GSEs, Conduit Lenders) * Equity sources * Property Management Firms * Attorneys * Technology Firms * Architects * Construction Firms * Regional Economic Development Executives
Hear 40+ Speakers, Including NEW VOICES and the MOST ACTIVE Industry Firms: * Scott Barton, VP of Acquisitions, EdR * Gregory Breskin, Director, WestRiver Capital Management LLC * Noel Brinkman, Vice President, Public-Private Partnerships, American Campus Communities * Michael J. Coakley, President and CEO, Coakley and Colleagues, INC * Joseph M. Coyle, President, University Student Living * Kurt Ehlers, Managing Director, Corvias Campus Living *John Erb, Vice President, DeLuxe Building Systems, Inc. * David Eyzenberg, Principal Investment Banking, Avison Young * Sam Jung, Assistant Project Manager, Brailsford & Dunlavey, Inc. * Steven Laufer, President, Promenade Senior Living * Eric D. Luskin, CPM, Principal and Senior Vice President, The Scion Group LLC * Andrew Marshall, FCMI, FBCS, CITP, MIEEE, CNP, Senior Vice President & Chief Information Officer, Campus Apartments * Christiana Moss, Managing Partner, Studio Ma * David Neef, Chief Operating Officer, Partner, INNOVATIVE Student Housing * Meredith Oppenheim, Senior Housing Executive * Matthew A. Pestronk, President, Post Brothers Apartments * Isaac J. Sitt, Co Founder, Co CEO, Vesper Holdings * Cecil M. Phillips, Chairman and CEO, Place Properties, LP * Oliver Swan, Managing Partner, Treesdale Real Estate Partners *Elliot J. Tamir, Co-Founder, Co CEO, Vesper Holdings * Brian Thompson, Senior Vice President, HARRISON STREET|Real Estate Capital * Jared Zeisler, Senior Associate, Capital Solutions Inc. * Mark Zych, Project Executive, Kirchhoff-Consigli Construction Management
NETWORKING & NEW BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT: 300+ senior-level commercial real estate and service providers firms are expected to attend this full-day event market intelligence and networking event.
Look Who's Attending as of August 19: * American Campus Communities * Arbor Commercial Mortgage * Arun Bhatia Development Corp. * Avison Young * Brailsford & Dunlavey, Inc. * Campus Apartments * Capital Solutions Inc * CetraRuddy * Coakley and Colleagues, Inc * Corvias Campus Living * Delphi Realty LLC * DeLuxe Building Systems, Inc. * EAM Associates * Edison Properties, LLC * EdR * Educational Housing Services * First American Title Insurance Company * Fletcher Thompson * HARRISON STREET|Real Estate Capital * Innovative Student Housing * JDR Consultant * JLG Realty Solutions * Kaba Access Control * Kirchhoff-Consigli Construction Management * MaGrann Associates * Northeast Collaborative Architects * NYU (tentative) * Place Properties, LP * Post Brothers Apartments * Promenade Senior Living * RealPage * SDG Investment Fund * Studio Ma * The News Funnel * The Scion Group LLC * Treesdale Real Estate Partners, LLC * University Student Living * Vesper Holdings * Voith & Mactavish Architects LLP * WestRiver Capital Management LLC
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