Glen Arbor’s iconic tavern and restaurant, located at the corner of M-22 and Lake Street, is open from 7 a.m. until 2 a.m. and serves food until 11 p.m. Art’s has been featured in publications from the Glen Arbor Sun to the New York Times, and in our pages we call owner Tim Barr the […]
APPETIZERS • Stuffed grape leaves • Forest mushroom pate plate • Broiled asparagus wrapped in prosciutto • Lumache (snails) with garlic and red onion, served on crostini • Mussels steamed with garlic and basil • Lobster ravioli in garlic and olive oil PASTA (all pastas served with anti-pasta salad and Stone House bread) • Linguini […]
Lunch and Dinner Appetizers Our hearty soups are made fresh every day, right here in our own kitchen. We take a special pride in the quality of our soups. They are consistently good. Soup of the Day. Bowl – $4.00 Cup – $3.00 Famous Homemade Chili – Thick, hearty, homemade, traditional chili. Ours is spicy […]
Breakfast Menu available Monday – Saturday. 7:30a.m. to 11.00 a.m. Sunday, 7:30 a.m. ‘till Noon Omeletts Empire Omelette Ham, mushrooms, onion & cheddar cheese. $7.50 Denver Omelete Ham, green pepper, onion with a choice of Swiss or cheddar cheese. $7.50 Farmer’s Omelette Ham, onions, potatoes, tomatoes, with a choice of Swiss or cheddar cheese. $7.50 […]
Will Chicago’s bid for the 2016 games adorn the Windy City in beautiful rings or lock it in handcuffs? By Jacob Wheeler Sun editor This story originally appeared in Mindful Metropolis magazine. Imagine two glorious weeks of summer when the entire world comes to nearby Chicago — which is our local city, judging by the […]
By Bill Herd This story originally appeared on Leelanau.com The Dune Climb at the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore is perhaps the best known natural feature in Michigan. A surprising number of people haven’t just seen a picture of it or viewed it from an overlook – they know it from having had direct personal […]
By Michael Murphy Sun contributor “Landscape Stonemasonry is an All Generations Event.” ¬— a Chinese Proverb Stone is a substance conspicuously linked to the history of the human race. It has provided shelter from the elements, protection from enemies, housed goddesses and gods and reflected the wealth of nations. Stone has been used for tools, […]
By Jacob and Norm Wheeler Sun editors In response to parking congestion during the height of summer at Empire’s popular public beach, the Village Council erected signs, laid boulders on either end of the lot and is paying the Leelanau County Sheriff’s Department as much as $10,000 this summer to maintain order and keep the […]
Glen Lake Community Library 2009 Home Tour The Friends of the Library will hold their biennial Home Tour on Thursday, July 23 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets cost $15.00 and are NOT sold at the homes. Tickets, which are limited, may only be purchased in advance from: Friends of the Library Board members, […]
Last survivor of Chamber’s founders, John Dorsey, passed away last winter By Linda Peppler Sun contributor Six decades ago, in March of 1949, the Glen Lake Resort & Business Bureau was established to promote civic, social, cultural and business interests in the Glen Lakes area. Once sleepy Glen Arbor grew as a tourist destination in […]