Rockefeller’s to bring oysters and music back to Grosse Pointe Park
The former Tom's Oyster Bar in Grosse Pointe Park is re-opening under new owners as Rockefeller's and bringing back the oysters and music that once made the spot a local favorite. The owners of Rockefeller's are renovating and hiring as they prepare for opening day. An opening day announcement is pending, says co-owner Rhapsody Dearing. The corner location at 15042 Mack Avenue has Grosse Pointe Park on one side and Detroit on the other. The interior features a large bar with room for a piano and dining rooms that can seat up to 100. Source: Rhapsody Dearing, owner, Rockefeller's Writer: Kim North Shine
The former Tom’s Oyster Bar in Grosse Pointe Park is re-opening under new owners as Rockefeller’s and bringing back the oysters and music that once made the spot a local favorite.
The owners of Rockefeller’s are renovating and hiring as they prepare for opening day. An opening day announcement is pending, says co-owner Rhapsody Dearing.
The corner location at 15042 Mack Avenue has Grosse Pointe Park on one side and Detroit on the other. The interior features a large bar with room for a piano and dining rooms that can seat up to 100.
Source: Rhapsody Dearing, owner, Rockefeller’s
Writer: Kim North Shine
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