Style + Beauty

Girls Night Out

Hit The Town with Styles by Savvy Chic Article by Sue Baldani | Photography by Kim Rensburg Dining out is more than a meal-it's an experience. The clink of glasses, the glow of candlelight, the laughter shared over appetizers, the rich aroma of a well-paired wine-all of it is enhanced when you feel confident and comfortable in what you're wearing. In Grosse Pointe, where our restaurant and bar scene is thriving, fashion plays a role in setting the mood for the night just as much as the menu. ...

Food + Beverage

Pastaio

Pasta Made by Hand, Just Down the Block Article by Sue Baldani | Photography by Kim Rensburg & Andreas Browne Pasquale (Pat) Lamaara was born into the restaurant business. His parents owned multiple Italian restaurants in New Jersey, and it was where Pat felt at home. Wanting to carry on the tradition but forge his own path, he moved to Florida in his early 20s and opened several restaurants there with partners.   While this worked for a while, he decided once again to carve his own way. "I...

Food + Beverage

Daily Jam

Scratch to Table, The Newest Spot Serving it Up Article by Margaret Carroll | Photography by Andreas Browne Daily Jam is Grosse Pointe’s newest brunch restaurant, featuring Southwest-inspired cuisine using locally sourced ingredients served in an airy, contemporary setting on Mack Avenue in Grosse Pointe Woods. The vibe is laid back and casual, true to the original Daily Jam, a neighborhood favorite located in the artsy downtown of Tempe, Arizona, popular with students at nearby Arizona State...

Home + Design

29 Fisher Road

Old World Meets New Article by Sue Baldani | Photography by Gabriel Banuelos While newly built homes are great, they don't have the fascinating histories that many older homes have embedded into their very bones. Fortunately, Grosse Pointe periodically has some of these gems waiting for new buyers to create their own special memories.  One of these iconic homes is located at 29 Fisher Road, and it has an amazing story to tell. Looking at it today, you would never know that it was originally...