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Gandy Dancer -Ann Arbor

elfin

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in The Heartland: Dining

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Have no fear, I will return to AA and will follow your recs. Thank you all for your comments and opinions. AA is such a cool place.

What disease did cured ham actually have?

Megan sandwich: White bread, Miracle Whip and Italian submarine dressing. {Megan is 4 y.o.}

Jamie Valvo

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A bit off the topic, but I just love the building the Gandy Dancer is in so much. It is a place I have always dreamed of turning into a good restaurant. The location has so much potential.

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A bit off the topic, but I just love the building the Gandy Dancer is in so much.  It is a place I have always dreamed of turning into a good restaurant.  The location has so much potential.

I'm with you. I love eating at a restaurant that's situated in an old depot, like the Gandy Dancer or Clara's in Lansing. Too bad the food often doesn't match the ambience. How about making Landry's an offer? :cool:

You could put a little picket fence around the building and rename the restaurant "The Fence," as in "Millions for The Fence, but not one cent for Tribute."

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