Arizona republican. [volume], September 01, 1920, Section Two, Image 11

About Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930

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The Opening of The
Ozr Service
A high standard of courteous,
cheerful attention is given your
, every wish. We wijl endeavor
to serve the best meals at mosj;
reasonable prices, and to serve
them in a quiet dignified man
ner. Our Kitchen
Thoroughly modern, complete in
every detail, and spotlessly
clean. Special dishwashing ma
chinery enable us to thoroughly
sterilize each piece of china and
silverware. You are cordially
invited to inspect the kitchen
whenever you choose. We are
especially proud of it.
Breakfast, Luncheon
and Dinner
Every meal will please you.
Merchants Lunch at noon, 60c.
Special Evening Dinner, week
days, $1.00.
Special Sunday Dinner $1.25.
Special Dinner Parties
Will be served in our balcony
room if desired. Special atten
tion given to wedding and birth
day parties, lodge dinners and
banquets.
Ladies' Rest Room
Provided with writing and tele
phone facilities at your disposal.
Excellent Music
The best of the popular and
classical music will be played
during regular meal hours by the
Grand Cafe Orchestra.
Arizona's most beautiful and
most modern restaurant
ednesday Evenin
September first, at five o'clock
w
TT IS with unmeasureable pride that we open to the public the
doors of the Grand Cafe the finest dining place in the state, a
restaurant planned, designed and appointed with the thought of
giving the best service and serving the best meals amid surround
ings that are pleasingly quiet and restful.
The food served here is the best that the market affords
good, wholesome, zestful and well cooked food you will relish
and enjoy.
And it's not alone what we serve that makes dining here so at
tractive it's the wav we serve. The courteous, solicitous atten-
tion, the variety of good things on the menu, the clean, bright china
and silverware, the fresh, crisp napery and the friendly, congenial
surroundings all combine to make dining at the Grand really de
lightful. Wednesday evening from five until nine-thirty we serve a spe
cial dinner to celebrate our opening night, the charge is a dollar
fifty the plate. May we reserve a table for you and your party?
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Kanelos Stamatis
Proprietor
34 West Adams
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