Taste Of Work - Round's Diner

Film Synopsis

Long offering refuge to newcomers and regulars alike, Round’s, the iconic Traverse City diner, has a history dating back to 1947. This episode explores the meaning of a diner to its community and the challenges Round’s owners and staff face as they look to the future.

Showings

  • Filmmakers in attendance
  • Subjects in attendance
  • Contains adult language

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