RGTV: Cherie Inn
The Cherie Inn, a fixture of the East Hills neighborhood since 1927, showcases the underappreciated value of eggs benedict to economic development.
The longest-running restaurant in Grand Rapids, the Cherie Inn has watched its East Hills neighborhood grow up around it. Proprietor Micheal Kulczyk tells us about the revitalization of the neighborhood, the eatery’s 81-year legacy and the responsibility that comes with making the world’s best eggs benedict.
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