Mr. Paul's Chophouse

History
In 1968 two brothers of Albanian descent Paul and Peter Gogo, took a
gamble and open Mr. Paul who ran the George inn on Gratiot and Peter who owned a coffee house in Greek Town. The Gogo brothers started out with one humble goal-give the public a true dining experience. With table side served Caesar Salad, Flaming Shish Kabobs and Chateaubriand, recognized wine list, with a staff of profe

ssional kitchen and dining room staff. The restaurant is built in Michigan's automotive industrial city of Roseville. Tool and die owner, however, were only a part of Mr. The brothers worked hard to create an atmosphere that was not only friendly and bustling, but one where anyone who had been there more than once found out there was a good chance they would be recognized not only at the front door but by their server as well. Over the years they imprinted not only their work ethic but their personalities at Mr. It became one of the most famous dining restaurants the Detroit area had to offer, a perfect venue for girls catch-up lunch, a business meeting or a casual evening dinner with friends. Where on any night of the week an average couple out on-the-town might fall in love all over again, get engage or might find friends sitting next to them. Nothing says you're serious on a date more profoundly then chateaubriand for two served tableside. Your dining can be best enjoyed, in our casual setting and partake in the hospitality of our staff, as you savor wonderfully prepared Steaks and Fresh Seafood, both of which are delivered fresh twice a day. With staff staying an average of ten to fifteen years. They Gogo’s must be doing something right. Paul's from Angelo-bartender and Mary-waitress both 45 years, Cindy 22 years, Linda 17 years, Shirley 22 years, Sue 26 years, Sharon night hostess 30 years, Jim piano player 45 years, John-head chef 36 years Sean sauté chef 19 years, John {hippy} night chef 18 years, Rocky salad prep 34 years Nick manager 20 years, and all of their loyal staff who have been with them for many years. Their dream and vision, is now being carried on by Paul Gogo six children. Paul Jr., Chris, and Peter run Mr. While Nancy, Garry and Wayne take care of business at The Brewery Restaurant in Clinton Township, nephew Dean runs Luigi's Restaurant in Harrison Township. The family is continuing the exquisite service that keeps friends and guest coming back.