University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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Sweet Treats Stucchi ' s TCBY Steve ' s Mrs. Peabody ' s Pizza Cottage Inn Uno ' s Domino ' s Geppetto ' s Pizza House Fries Red Hot Lover ' s McDonald ' s Mr. Spot ' s Bicycle Jim ' s Blimpy Burgers

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University students flock to haven: Stucchi ' s serves up sweets It can be casual, it can be divine, it can happen on a rooftop, on a busy street, or at an elegant table in a posh dining room. It is imported from all parts of the country and the world. It has been called grub, chow, cuisine and most commonly food. Everyone wants food, but many Wolverines dream of luscious frozen yogurt, smooth ice cream, and mouth-watering popcorn as they drag themselves from class to class. In 1986, brothers Chris and Dave Fichera, - two long time residents of Ann Arbor, began making dreams come true. The Ficheras wanted to make Stucchi ' s different than other yogurt chains. Providing a family atmosphere and happy customers became primary goals they opened their first store on South University and Church Street. The store was such a success that eight months later another Stucchi ' s opened on State Street. Today, Stucchi ' s serves approximately 1,800 customers daily. People flock from all over to Right: Savoring the pas- tries and coffee at Espresso Royale on State Street. Opposite left: In line at Stucchi ' s. Opposite right Andy Willse enjoys Coke and yogurt. Opposite top: Susie Blair and Dave Goldberg dine at Red Hot Lovers. Chocolate by the pound at Drakes. (BENTI.EY HISTORICAL LIBRARY) this haven of sweets and for all different reasons. Sarah Osburn, LSA junior said, Every Friday I go to Stucchi ' s. It has the best yogurt and a great atmosphere. Like Osburn, Harry Husted, a student in Rackham says, The yogurt is great. It is my reward after finishing an exam. Others, like Amy Wigler, LSA senior, come to hang out and listen to the music. And, Julie Komorn, LSA senior, is drawn in by the smell of freshly popped popcorn, and - - the gumball machine. Besides the great atmosphere, the Ficheras are proud of Stucchi ' s products ' homemade quality. Every- thing is prepared in the stores with tender loving care. The Ficheras have more than met the goals they set in 1986. Business is booming and Stucchi ' s products are spreading. Fifty stores in Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, and Birmingham now provide Stucchi ' s treats. Good news for those who want to continue this delicious love affair, even after leaving campus. by Julie Nemeth (PHOTOS BY AMIT BHAN)

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Favorite Central Campus Bar Rick ' s Charley ' s O ' Sullivan ' s Dominick ' s Dooley ' s Best Pick-up Bar Rick ' s Charley ' s Dooley ' s Nectarine Uno ' s Best Dance Bar Nectarine U-Club Dooley ' s Rick ' s Charley ' s Best Off-Campus Bar Quality Full Moon Eraser ' s Blind Pig C. J. Barrymore ' s Robert Wilson and Jason Reis live it up at O ' Sullivan ' s. (Burr BLASDEO The Difference plays at Rick ' s over the summer. BIU.WOOD Opposite page: Lines are still long at Charley ' s despite the bar ' s raised entry age. (BRITTAN BLASDEO (ARTWORK BY JOHN MARTINKO) 18 MICHIGAN LIFE