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  1. #26

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    I did not even think of Highland House, but I second it! There perch is great.

  2. #27
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    Quote Originally Posted by Grundyke View Post
    I did not even think of Highland House, but I second it! There perch is great.
    Don't forget their homemade breadsticks!

  3. #28

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    Andrew's downtown has great perch, Tom's Oyster Bar also has yummy perch.

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    Ivanhoes isn't as good as it used to be.

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    Not in Detroit, but the best perch in the world, Duffy's of Amhearstberg. Eat in the bar, not the resturant. Same food, better price.

    http://www.duffystavernandmotorinn.ca/

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    Scotty's is the best locally, the best ever is in the UP, in Brimley. Wilcox Restaurant.

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    I forgot about Duffy's. We used to take the boat over and have a late lunch...ahhh, the good old days.

  8. #33

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    Franks Cafe.
    3852 6th Street
    Wyandotte, MI 48192
    [[734) 283-4660

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    Ahhh, but the real question is: who serves good, BONELESS perch? I'm not much for all those picks.

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    Best perch I ever had was at Pinky's. Bartender there knew how to pour too - every drink was a double. I walked out of there bombed a few times.

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    Well the best perch is not at the David Whitney. When I was there last year we went and my perch was under cooked and cold. I expected better from a high end resturant,.

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    maybe we should all try lake st. clair. the ice fishermen are out there in droves

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    Quote Originally Posted by exmotowner View Post
    Well the best perch is not at the David Whitney. When I was there last year we went and my perch was under cooked and cold. I expected better from a high end resturant,.
    There's a restaurant in the David Whitney Building?

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    Best I ever had was the lake perch beautifully golden-fried at the Knights of Columbus hall, in St. Clair Shores [[on Jefferson near 11 Mile, I think,) on Friday evenings, way back in the 60's.
    A long time ago, sure, but who knows? Maybe the place is still there, and they still do it.
    Don't be mad at me when I admit that my brother and I used to dip it in ketchup. I would use tartar sauce, now, but it doesn't matter; the stuff was terrific, even sans condiment.

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    Prushs on Eureka in Wyandotte.

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    The Red Horse Inn in Carleton had great perch the night we tried it. As good as up north.

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    During Lent. ST. Veronicas in Eastpointe has a great perch dinner. Plus alot of side dishes. It's a must!

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