The RiverHouse Inn on the Red Cedar River in Williamston is one of the most elegant restaurants to enhance the area in a while. For me, the view and the excellent gourmet menu are what I always look for in a dining experience.
I’ve spent countless hours enjoying a meal and looking out over the water, enough so that I made it a mission to travel over every body of water I could when I traveled around Europe and the limited travel I did in the Middle East. I've crossed the Irish Sea, the Baltic, the North Sea, the Mediterranean, the Atlantic, and a series of smaller seas around Denmark, where I lived for a year during my travels. I have always loved the sea so a view of the water, enhanced by an excellent chef, is the ultimate in pleasurable dining experiences for me.
Click here for the article.RiverHouse Inn Restaurant It appeared in the Lansing City Pulse on May 6, 2008.
About Me
- Lynne Crandall
- Okemos, Michigan, United States
- Lynne Crandall is a newspaper columnist in the East Lansing, Michigan,area and is currently a contributing writer for Lansing Area Capital Gains on-line magazine. (www.capitalgainsmedia.com). Her food and restaurant newspaper column has morphed and will now appear on this blog. She is also the press person for the Michigan Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. She has a passion for exotic cooking, champagne with gold leaf flakes, art, Middle Eastern food and she blends artisan botanical perfumes from exotic essential oils. She has an Abyssinian tortoise shell cat, Tigerlily, who manages the household, and she lives in Okemos, a suburb of East Lansing, Michigan.