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  • SIPS, DIPS & DISCOUNTS!!!
    Tue May 1 - Thu May 31
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    COME VISIT US ON THURSDAY NIGHTS FROM 6pm to 8pm FOR SIPS, DIPS & DISCOUNTS! 

    Bellini's, Pesto Creations and 10% off your purchase!! 

    May 3th - Sweet Vidalia Onion Dip with Chips

    May 10th - Hot Lemon Artichoke Dip

    May 17th - Carmelized Onions, Golden Raisins & Fennel over Blue Cheese

    May 24th - ????   ????

  • Cooking Classes Return to The Italian Dish!!!
    Tue Jun 12
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    We are very excited to welcome

    Chef Eddie Barbieri

    from the

    DaEdoardo Family of restaurants...

    In the restaurants to see and be seen in Detroit, the Barbieri Family has been the hallmark of Detroit hospitality for over 50 years. With two loctions in Grosse Pointe, the Foxtown Grille located in thecenter of Detroit's entertainment district, and DaEdoardo North in Grand Blanc, the third generation restauranteurs are serving up the very best in award winning Northern Italian cuisine.

    Mark your calendars

    for

    Tuesday, June 12th*

    6-9pm

    Stay tuned....

    Menu, pricing and details to follow!!!

    *Space is limited. Payment required to reserve.

Care & Use
We feel the glorious tradition and colorful artistry of our ceramics far outweigh the little extra care they require. We hope you enjoy using them in your home.

Maiolica is not as hard as porcelain or china; it is earthenware that is low-fired and as a result is more susceptible to chipping. With that in mind if you follow these simple steps your will be sure to have these treasured pieces in your collection for generations.

Dishwashing is safe on the low-heat cycle and caution should be used when loading , placing pieces far apart to avoid potential chipping. We recommend hand washing.

All tableware is lead safe. Some decorative pieces are labeled "For Decoration" if there is any question of lead levels.

Maiolica is NOT microwave or oven safe.

Temper dishes and serving pieces before serving very hot foods or liquids to avoid possible thermal shock and cracking.