"It's 2017 and the trendiest restaurants serve kombucha and cater to vegans, but if you're looking for bottomless Drambuie and floor length furs, come into Michelle's."
Michelle Gidard is the owner and proprietor of Michelle's Restaurant, located in the small town of Hope, BC, and business is booming. That is, until a devilish man from her past, Hank Devereux, pays Michelle a visit and reveals that he has bought a competing restaurant across the highway.
Angela Galanopoulos
Michelle Gidard
Amy Goodmurphy
Veronica Beauclair
Andrew Barber
Rene Gidard
Elizabeth Bowen
Donna
Michelle Gidard is the owner and proprietor of Michelle's Restaurant, located in the small town of Hope, BC, and business is booming. That is, until a devilish man from her past, Hank Devereux, pays Michelle a visit and reveals that he has bought a competing restaurant across the highway.
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