New Northville restaurant worldly, eclectic
NOMI has opened in Northville, with a focus on design, service and unique food and drink offerings.
NOMI has opened in Northville, with a focus on design, service and unique food and drink offerings.
Excerpt:
Owners Al Irish and Rachel Stern visited restaurants around the world to bring back ideas for NOMI. Irish spent 10 years as a professional fighter, and owned a successful gym in West Bloomfield. He always dreamed of opening a restaurant in his own hometown — in fact NOMI stands for Northville, Mich. — but he didn’t want the atmosphere to have a small-town feel.
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