Has anyone had tea at Cotswold Cottage? I’m wondering about the quality of the sandwiches and pastries. Thanks for any info! http://holybasil.wordpress.com (5 replies, last updated by Fritter February 26, 2009)

Looking for good eats near the Henry Ford Museum. Thanks for your help. (11 replies, last updated by zachary August 23, 2007)

The Henry Ford Museum/Greenfield Village are in Dearborn, which is also the center of the largest Middle Eastern community in the U.S. So I would heartily recommend that you go to one of the Maiddle Eastern restaurants north of... (8 replies, last updated by Hopeit July 6, 2003)

A visitor mentioned they went to a really good steakhouse on SW Barbur Blvd???? They thought it was a man’s name but could not recall it. What could they have been referring to? Also, has anyone ever been to Henry Ford's, a... (1 reply, last updated by Hunter February 7, 2003)

Between Long Beach and San Pedro. Chowder Barge 611 N Henry Ford Ave Wilmington, CA 90744-6733 (310) 830-7937 (4 replies, last updated by JeetJet September 12, 2007)

I think that the Henry Ford is a great idea for visitors from Europe. Greenfield Village is closed until April 14, and when it is open, it is only open until 5 pm. The tavern is only open until 4 pm. I’d also recommend the... (6 replies, last updated by amelac March 27, 2007)

Looking for yummi food around the auto show. I am taking my 3 and 6 year old boys with me, and we are riding the bus in from the Henry Ford. Given the lack of car, the cold, and the boys, are there any suggestions that are in the... (6 replies, last updated by coney with everything January 20, 2008)

It’s been a while but I remember the Early American Room at the Dearborn Inn being good, plus the building itself is historic. Near Greenfield Village/Henry Ford Museum if that is on your agenda. Casual? Millers Bar for... (8 replies, last updated by berkleybabe October 16, 2009)

I’m going to suggest the Henry Ford Estate – Fair Lane in Dearborn. The lilacs are in bloom...it is really nice this time of year and the U of M Dearborn runs a restaurant in what used to be Henry Ford's swimming... (15 replies, last updated by MARISKANY May 25, 2009)

Fish is in an historic building that used to house Henry Ford's boat. Fun views right on the water near the shrimp docks. Hope for Fort Myers Beach. At least for drinks. I have high hopes for Doc’s there. (7 replies, last updated by LilMsFoodie March 24, 2009)

that most backyard grillers know so well. The production of charcoal dates to pre-history, but briquets are a relatively modern invention, created by none other than Henry Ford, who was looking for some way to use up the scrap... (8 replies, last updated by John October 14, 2005)

with us and I just wanted to get us out of there. This is a great place for drinks, but there is a more amusing place next door. The Dixie Fish house, housed in the old fish house that kept Henry Ford's boats, etc. Lots of... (8 replies, last updated by LilMsFoodie June 5, 2009)

LA Express (get the shrimpburger!!) is excellent, and so is Dearborn Inn (built by Henry Ford). For a carry-out lunch, go to Lile’s on Michigan Avenue just west of Schaefer. Ham from heaven!! (10 replies, last updated by jj March 5, 2002)

That’s why Henry Ford invented the Model T. (15 replies, last updated by renshiwo December 12, 2008)

Our Indie film meet-up group is heading to Dearborn on the 23rd to see U2-3D at the Henry Ford IMAX theater. It also happens to be my birthday (WOOT!) Anyhow, we’d like to have dinner before the film and I was wondering if... (10 replies, last updated by North Oakland Gal February 4, 2008)