And the guy that served us was knowledgeable and able to make good recommendations. Isn’t that kind of stupid? Doesn’t everyone who buys a burger want some of that stuff on it? Why make me ask? Really why? They have lots of beer though. They don’t put any condiments on it, and we had to request that they bring ketchup, mustard and mayo. No onion, that’s an extra dollar, and I paid an extra dollar for 1/2 a jalapeño pepper to get some taste. They donated a slice of tomato, a single piece of lettuce, and a pickle that can’t be put on the burger.

This visit I paid too much for a bad burger. nice patio when the weather is good, but they even pump loud music to the patio - did I mention it’s too loud? I have always ordered sandwiches. Here is my summary: - moderately priced - ok but not great food - too loud, my circle of friends is now mostly in their 60s & 70s, and we really can’t have a regular conversation here. After the first time it has always been because some invited me. AugAnn Arbor District Library AADL.I have been here about 6 times since they opened.Aug“A Jukebox for the Algonquin”: Purple Rose Theatre Company.Aug“Tie Dye with Dawn Henry”: Ann Arbor District Library.at the JCC: Jewish Family Services of Washtenaw County AugChess: U-M Turner Senior Wellness Program.AugBingo: Pittsfield Township Senior Center.Aug'Walking Off the Pounds': U-M Turner Senior Wellness Program.AugU-M Museum of Natural History Planetarium & Dome Theater.AugVirtual Midweek Mindfulness Guided Sits.

Aug'Advanced Line Dance': Pittsfield Township Senior Center.AugWeekly Meeting: Rotary Club of Ann Arbor.AugTai Chi: U-M Turner Senior Wellness Program.AugChime Concert: Kerrytown Market & Shops.Aug“Investigate Labs”: U-M Museum of Natural History.Aug'Senior Strolls': Pittsfield Township Senior Center.AugWatercolor Painting: Pittsfield Township Senior Center.Aug'Mind Matters Brain Games': Ann Arbor Senior Center.Aug'Beginning Tai Chi': Pittsfield Township Senior Center.Aug'Move and Groove': Ann Arbor Senior Center.AugWednesday Workshops: Ann Arbor Senior Center.Aug“Dexter and West Morning Ride”: Ann Arbor Bicycle Touring Society.We also have monthly beer dinners–our October beer dinner features Founders and their famed Kentucky Breakfast Stout.” “Live music is on the calendar to begin at the end of October and continue on a weekly basis. “Now that we’ve built a reputation as a go-to west side Ann Arbor food and beer destination, we want to live up to the rest of our name,” says events and marketing coordinator Cole Bednarski. There were lines out the door during the opening weekend, and more good times are on tap. Eventually we will buy the building.” In turn, the Session Room buys burger, ribeye steaks, and chicken from Taylor’s local foods company.

“The old brick and industrial feel of this place drew us, and we knew it would draw others.” It was most recently a warehouse for Eat Local Eat Natural, and ELEN cofounder Bill Taylor “worked with us to lease it for now. We didn’t just want another ordinary restaurant,” he says. The location is close to the Quality 16 theater and shopping centers, but the real draw for the partners was the onetime machine shop itself. The Ficheras sold Stucchi’s in the early 2000s most recently, Dave says, “I was going through the ‘mister mom’ thing for three and a half years.” Now his son Benjamin is a first grader at Bryant, and Fichera says that both he and Kleinschmidt are “fully engaged” in the Session Room: “We Frick and Frack a little at night, but we’re both here during the days.” Boasting 7,000 square feet of space (plus a beer garden out back), the bar has several televisions for watching sports, the front part is set up to host live music, and seventy taps dispense a dozen craft IPAs–plus everything from Vander Mill apple raspberry cider to Frankenmuth Oktoberfest to Salt Springs Cocoa Joe oatmeal stout to Unity Vibration bourbon peach kombucha. Now they do: in September they opened The Session Room on Jackson Rd. But when the two would get together for drinks, Fichera says, “We would talk about how great it would be to have our own spot for good food, music, sports.” They stayed in touch while Dave and his brother Chris built Stucchi’s ice cream and Steve ran the family business, Kleinschmidt Insurance. Ann Arbor natives Dave Fichera and Steve Kleinschmidt attended elementary, middle, and high school together at Eberwhite, Slauson, and Pioneer.

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