We are will on your way down route 66. We have to stop and have a Chicago Hot dog, it was as good as every one said it would be. We sold out the residents loved all the toppings. Many residents said ( That was the best tasting Chicago Dog just like I remembered.) Now we are no your way to the 50's and 60's Juke box days. So far we have had lots of fun on the road. Looking forward to a fun filled road trip!
Jane Card |Assistant Director Dining Services - Fulton Manor
On December 23rd, The Weils hosted our third and most success Diner Days "Route 66" Event. We served 50 out of our 84 AL Residents a delicious meal prepared by Chef Greg Grace. He served is Award Winning Chili with a Bacon Cheese Burger and Curly Fries. For desert we had assorted old fashion pies. All while the residents enjoyed music playing from the 30's and 40's. The diner days placements were a big hit with residents and the client.
David Snacki
Director of Dining Services
Director of Dining Services
Thursday was the second stop of our traveling diner here at the Fountains At Bronson Place! Residents and staff followed the Route 66 signs to our Baked Potato Bar which had lots of delicious toppings, and don't worry we didn't forget the best part, Chocolate Milkshakes and Root Beer Floats! Everyone had a great time and can't wait for our next stop in two weeks!
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At Schoolcraft Medical Care Facility our final Radio Days meal took us to post World War II America. We served Chili Dogs, French Fries, Wax Beans, Tropical Fruit, and Mint Chocolate Shakes. As in the past we also had trivia and fun facts on the placemats along with postcards and photos from the era. Overall the elders thoroughly enjoyed this last of the Radio Days meals.