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Rock Bar & Grill | Plymouth, Michigan | Business Profile

Todd Waller | Plymouth, Michigan Homes for Sale: Real Estate Agent in Plymouth, MI

Located at 844 Penniman in Plymouth, Michigan, the Rock Bar & Grill is a great place to grab lunch during the day or meet up with friends after work. A unique bar and separate dining area set this establishment apart from others in the area. Quickly gaining a reputation for excellent burgers and chicken tenders, the Rock prepares all of its menu items on site. Soups are not just reheated, they are made in the grill's kitchen.


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Looking for a unique, downtown Plymouth experience? Want to celebrate a new contract with your coworkers or simply gather with friends for a beer? Stop by the Rock Bar & Grill and see what's new in downtown Plymouth, Michigan.

Plymouth Coffee Bean Co.

Todd Waller | Plymouth, Michigan Homes for Sale: Real Estate Agent in Plymouth, MI

The Plymouth Coffee Bean Co is THE local gathering place for folks in and around Plymouth Michigan.

Located next to the post office on Penniman, "the Bean" is a favorite for those looking for a good cup of coffee and a quiet spot for reflection or just reading. When the weather is nice (and sometimes not so nice!) the patio of the Bean is packed with folks just enjoying a great time outside.

To describe the Bean in more detail is Donna. Donna is the manager of the Plymouth Coffee Bean Co and graciously agreed to do a quick video interview for us. If you stop in, tell them you saw the interview with Donna!


For more information: The Plymouth Coffee Bean Co.

Plymouth's Chili Cook-off Serves Up Crowds

Debra Drummond |  MichiganMoves Real Estate in SE Michigan: Real Estate Agent in Plymouth, MI
The 13th Annual Great Lakes Regional Chili Cook-off and Motorcycle Show took over Downtown Plymouth, Michigan on Sunday, October 5th. Sponsored by Motor City Harley-Davidson, the event featured live entertainment, a dog costume contest, children's activities, and performances from area dancers.

Under sunny skies,
the large crowd included nearly 6,000 bikers with their bikes lining several downtown streets and filling the parking lots. With all the leather in town, it was hard to tell the lawyer bikers from the true blue bikers.

Speaking of true blue bikers, check out the Big Blue bike to the right which was custom designed by Mikey and Paulie Teutul of Orange County Choppers. The headlight helmet was a crowd favorite. This was one of the many bikes on display during The Chili Bike Show.

Chili cook-off contestants competed by selling samples of their chili and hoping to garner enough votes for the chance to advance to the 2009 World Championship Cook-off next Fall. Visit the Great Lakes Chili Cook-off
website for a list of winners.

All proceeds support local charities, and this year's recipient was the Western Wayne Habitat for Humanity.

Plymouth All Decked Out in Pink

Debra Drummond |  MichiganMoves Real Estate in SE Michigan: Real Estate Agent in Plymouth, MI
The Breast Cancer 3-Day Walk came through Plymouth last Saturday and Kellogg Park was awash in a sea of pink.

Even the fountain was flowing pink in honor of those whose lives have been impacted by breast cancer.

More than 3,000 participed in the 3-Day, 60-Mile walk to raise money for the Susan G. Komen for the Cure and the National Philanthropic Trust Breast Cancer Fund.

Starting the trek in Farmington Hills on Friday the 26th, participants came through Plymouth on Saturday. According to the official website, Plymouth residents and business owners turned out to cheer on and support the walkers.

The Walk ended on Sunday with celebratory Closing Ceremonies at The Henry Ford.

Plymouth's Chili Cook-off Returns Sunday

Debra Drummond |  MichiganMoves Real Estate in SE Michigan: Real Estate Agent in Plymouth, MI
This Sunday, October 5th, the 13th Annual Great Lakes Regional Chili Cook-off and Motorcycle Show returns to Downtown Plymouth.

Participants can compete in the red chili, green chili, or salsa competition. Winners from each category will move on to the 2009 World Championship Chili Cookoff next Fall.

More than 15 restaurants will be competing in the Restaurant Chili Challenge where attendees will judge who serves up the best chili. The chili sampling will be held in The Gathering across from Kellogg Park.

Besides lots of great chili, the streets will be filled with motorcycles, live entertainment, and Kid's activities.

Proceeds from this year's event support the Western Wayne Habitat for Humanity.


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