

Our Regular Hours:
Lunch is served Wednesday - Saturday from 11am-2:30pm
Dinner is served Thursday - Saturday from 5pm-8pm

Friday and Saturday Nights in June
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Enjoy 2 Entrees and a Bottle of Wine for $50!
** Updated Holiday Hours **

We will be CLOSED to observe Memorial Day weekend from 3:00 pm on Friday, May 26 through Tuesday, May 30
We will REOPEN for normal hours on Wednesday, May 31
We will be open for Lunch on Wednesday May 24, Lunch and Dinner on Thursday May 25, and
Lunch only on Friday May 26
Enjoy your holiday weekend!!
June Vacation
We will be CLOSED from Sunday, June 18 through Tuesday, June 27
We will REOPEN for normal hours on Wednesday, June 28

We will be CLOSED over the July 4th weekend
We will be CLOSED from Saturday, July 1 through Tuesday, July 4 and will REOPEN for normal hours on Wednesday, July 5
We will be open for Lunch on Wednesday June 28, Lunch and Dinner on Thursday June 29, and Lunch and Dinner on Friday June 30
Enjoy your Holiday Weekend!
A Prestigious Historical St. Clair Shores Landmark
A Prestigious Historical St. Clair Shores Landmark
The History of Ardmore Park Place
The family raised 12 children in the original log cabin they built in the mid-1850's. In the 1870's the cabin was replaced with one of the first brick, Victorian-style homes in the area. Frederick built his home to last using 300,000 bricks in its construction. The basement walls are two feet thick with the interior walls of the three-story house also built of brick, every fifth row of bricks turned on end.


The house went through many changes until 2008, when Ray and Larry reopened the building as Ardmore Park Place. Today it is one of St. Clair Shores' most prestigious historical landmarks. On October 27, 2012, the city of St. Clair Shores declared the house an official historical building, awarding it with a brass plaque which is located on the front of the building.
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We are pleased to share the history of our building with our patrons, and wish to thank you for helping us make Ardmore Park Place what it is today.