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SELDOM
BLUES
RESTAURANT
TO HOST
ITS
ANNUAL
THANKSGIVING
DAY
BRUNCH
BUFFET
Restaurant
also
will
feed 100
families
on
Thanksgiving
Day
DETROIT
� Seldom
Blues,
Detroit�s
premier
jazz
restaurant
and
supper
club, is
pleased
to
announce
that it
will be
serving
its
annual
Thanksgiving
Day
Brunch
Buffet
on Nov.
27 from
11 a.m.
to 5
p.m.
Entertainment
also
will be
provided
by
Herbie
Russ, a
jazz
saxophonist
and
familiar
performer
at
Seldom
Blues.
Items on
this
year�s
brunch
menu
include
the
following:
�
Breakfast
bar with
a waffle
station,
sausage,
gravy
and
biscuits,
scrambled
eggs
with
assorted
cheeses,
turkey
sausage,
bacon,
hash
browns
and
grits
� Fresh
fruit
and
cheese
bar
�
Carving
station
with
herb-crusted
prime
rib with
Au Jus,
slow-roasted
turkey
with
cranberry
sauce
and
gravy
� Buffet
items
including
honey-baked
spiral
ham,
old-fashioned
sourdough
stuffing,
oyster
and
brioche
bread
pudding,
honey
roasted
yams,
buttermilk
whipped
potatoes,
glazed
brussel
sprouts
with
Applewood
smoked
bacon,
spinach
souffl�,
ratatouille,
cream
corn and
salmon
encroute
with a
white
wine
sauce
�
Assortment
of
harvested
desserts
The
Seldom
Blues
Thanksgiving
Day
Brunch
is $42
per
person,
exclusive
of tax
and
gratuity.
The cost
for
children
ages
5-12 is
$21. For
reservations,
call
313-567-7301.
�It is
an honor
to
continue
offering
metro
Detroiters
the best
Thanksgiving
Day
brunch
buffet
and
entertainment,�
said
Frank
Taylor,
CEO of
Seldom
Blues.
�Furthermore,
we are
excited
to
provide
a
delicious
meal to
100
families
in
need.�
Additionally,
Seldom
Blues
plans to
feed 100
families
on
Thanksgiving
Day.
Seldom
Blues is
located
in Tower
400 of
the
Renaissance
Center,
home of
General
Motors
World
headquarters.
With
convenient
valet
parking,
Seldom
Blues is
open
Monday
through
Saturday
for
lunch
and
dinner,
and on
Sunday
for
brunch.
Seldom
Blues,
is metro
Detroit�s
only
upscale
jazz
supper
club.
The
restaurant
is
located
in Tower
400,
Level 1
of the
GM
Renaissance
Center
next to
the
Marriott.
Restaurateur
Frank
Taylor,
former
Detroit
Lions
Robert
Porcher
III,
noted
musician
Alexander
Zonjic,
and
executive
concept
chef
Jerry
Nottage
have
teamed
up to
combine
the
right
ingredients
into one
venue �
fine
cuisine,
excellent
service
and
great
music.
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