Great diner burgers! Some of the best in that category of burgers. And everyone there is always…read morefriendly.

They serve a small burger with practically nothing on it unless you want it. They could easily pass…read morefor a slider so maybe order a double burger.

Guys...I think we found a new favorite restaurant! We were in town for the Northvillle Halloween…read morecelebration and quick stopped here for some dinner. It was AMAZING! We both ordered their New York Strip entree and got two sides with the meals. We never really think to get steak at places that aren't specifically steakhouses, but we were so glad we did here! The flavor was amazing and we both agreed they were cooked exactly how we wanted them. We also had the mac n cheese, fries, asparagus, and caesar salad for sides. The portion sizes were huge and super tasty! I would love to go back and get an entire entree of mac n cheese. We also LOVED the zip sauce that came on the side of the steak and were happy to find out that it didn't have egg so Aidan could have it! I was so impressed with the staff, the cleanliness, and the vibes of the overall restaurant. It is decorated super cute with a little shack and a fun marine theme. Even the bathroom sinks are canoes! We had an awesome server who was very attentive and sweet. Parking is very easy and it wasn't busy at all when we went. There are TV's all over to watch games as well if you go on a gameday! We had such a great time and will be coming back!

We ate here while on vacation in the Detroit Area. I had the pulled pork sandwich platter. The…read morepotato fries were excellent and would definitely return for those. The pulled pork was way to grissely for my liking. Someone in the kitchen made a mistake here. My wife had the beef tips and was very pleased with her selection.

This is a hidden gem. We went there for breakfast. The coffee is excellent, a smallish cafe with…read moregood coffee, a winner. The breakfast was very good, my standard eggs over easy, sausage links, potatoes and rye toast. Prepared to perfection and ready very quickly. While this was our first time it seemed like the other customers were regulars addressing the wait staff by name. A great little place off the beaten path.

I stopped for breakfast one early weekday morning. In a mid sized strip mall on Sheldon and Cherry…read moreHill. The mall and the diner are bright, in good repair, and clean. The staff is nice. The food was good and served quickly. Prices were okay. It is not the diner's fault, but there was a group of retired men sitting near each other calling out stories and quips in overly loud voices and otherwise not doing much other than killing time. They were annoying.

Food:Delicious Service: Excellent…read more Ambiance: Family friendly Sunday 2/22/26 The food was really good and there was such a variety of choices. Even meatless since some of us was observing Lent. Shout out to our server Mo he was polite, professional, attentive and patient. He single handedly accommodated our large family group with smiles and grace. The setting was perfect celebration atmosphere for my blessed occasion. We all felt welcomed and comfortable. Thank you for a good time and great memories

Great food, great service. Nice restaurant. Value, price of food versus quality is high.read more

A quirky place with massive portions and very reasonable prices. Our server was very sweet and we…read moregot seated very quickly with our party of 6.

The service is excellent and they had a line Saturday morning so I had great anticipation for the…read morefood! There is parking in the back. I ordered a very "original american breakfast" but I was pretty disappointed in the taste. My pancakes were dry and crumbly & not tasty, the sausage patty was good but soo tiny, and the eggs came out well. The tabasco sauce made everything taste better but if it were quality to begin with, it wouldn't need tabasco sauce! I also tried the corned beef and potatoes. Also not that good and I was hoping the potatoes would have been crispy. I was very disappointed. The decorations are great and tells a lot of the history about the restaurant and Ypsilanti.

A good bar spot. The best thing was the breakfast burger,…read morethe egg was served hard though. They Reuben Egg Rolls should have been crispy. They vegan sweet potato tacos were mush on mush and were in desperate need of something crunchy or fresh. The tortillas were barely heated. Overall, grab a drink and a nosh. It's very noisy; and drinks were hard to come by even from our server.

About 20 years ago we first stopped at Sidetracks. Walking in the door I saw a sticker that said…read more"Voted one of the best beef burgers by GC Magazine" I ordered it and my wife ordered the black bean burger. I said "what are you doing?" When our food came my burger was very good, but when I tried my wives bean burger it was hands down the best bean burger I had ever had. It's the only burger I order anytime we went. We no longer live in the area but today driving thru Ypsilanti we had to stop again. We both ordered the bean burgers and they were still as good as that first time. I also forgot how great the home cut fries are.

I wasn't sure what to expect from the little hole in the wall. This place serves food, but it also…read moreacts as a place for Hispanics to cash their checks. When I first walked in, there were two guys standing at the counter for quite a while. I couldn't figure out what they were doing until I saw the employee counting out cash. I also wasn't sure if I should sit to order my food or order at the counter. Eventually the employee handed me a menu so I sat at a table. There were other tables with native people at them so I figured the food must be good. I ordered a combo meal from the menu written in Spanish. It had two tacos, a tamale, and rice and beans. A short time later I was told they didn't have tamales. I was bummed about that so I ordered three tacos with a side of rice and beans. I was surprised at how long the food took to come out. And the portion of rice and beans was tiny, especially for $4. Of the tacos, the beef was a little tough, but the chicken and pork were good. The rice and beans were both tasty. Just not enough. Overall for over $14, I didn't think the food or experience was worth it. Maybe the tamales are the star of the show.

It's 5:55 p.m. on a Thursday and the open sign is lit up. The lights are on inside, but the door is…read morelocked, there's nobody inside, and there's a FedEx "Sorry we missed you" sticky note on the door. We get ready to drive away. An employee walks out of the back room and puts a jacket on, so I call to ask if they're open. I watch her answer a cell phone and can't hear what she says before she sets the phone down. She picks it back up and says, "Tikalito" so I ask if they're open. There's no answer so I say "Hello?" a few times. The employee hangs up. We drive away. I'm not sure what was going on, but I'll happily change my review when I return and they're open during business hours and we can try the food that keeps getting great reviews.

Not bad good, better then your typical bar food, however the service wasn't very good. Nick did his…read morebest but he was basically was alone on the island. Asian fusion pasta!! Super spicy!! Prime rib was solid overall good taste. Hot honey chicken was super spicy! Service should be better for the overall taste of the food, it seems like a scratch kitchen.

I was lured in by the fact they have Ace pineapple cider on tap. I ordered the giant one and it was…read moreblissful on a Friday night. They have some great drinks here other than cider though too. We started with the mac and cheese balls. Small portion of six and they were bland unless you dunked it into the sauce. Where was the pepperjack? Not bad but not what we were expecting. Dinner itself was fabulous. My husband loved his shrimp tacos. Generous with both protein and toppings. I went with the Ahi tuna California bowl. Huge bowl full of rice, crisp fresh veggies, creamy avocado and a solid portion of perfectly seared tuna. I loved both the sauces and mixing and matching each bite. The halved cherry tomatoes, shedded carrot and crunchy cucumbers really provided that textural contrast and colorful appeal. Yum. Service was fast, accurate and friendly. Atmosphere was very sports bar still but airier and brighter somehow. Plenty of TVs with the Masters on though. We took a prime rib dip sandwich to my dad and a cobb salad to my mom and they were equally delighted. My husbands already thinking about which app we'll try next time. We will be back soon.

I ordered my burger medium rare and it was served a perfect medium rare. The smoked Gouda was an…read moreexcellent choice, but I ordered four toppings and they mostly obscured the great beefy flavor - my mistake. The ingredients were fresh ... melted smoked Gouda, (shredded) lettuce, tomato and pickled peppers. Not a fan of shredded lettuce. I prefer a couple of leaves of chilled crisp lettuce. The tomato was a winter tomato and did not add any acidity. The bun was properly toasted a beautiful golden brown. The onion rings ... sigh. Tasty and not a grease farm ... and while fried perfectly, they arrived mostly a giant lump of stuck together. They were served hot and on a separate plate a few minutes after the burger arrived. I decided to splurge and try a peanut butter shake. Terrific ice cream ... no HFCS aftertaste. Great peanut butter flavor. Two disappointments: - Value. $8 for the size ... insufficient value. - I like my milkshakes to be blended a bit coarse; not blended textureless, soft-serve smooth. You've been warned. My wife ordered the bison burger, well done. It was served precisely as ordered. She was happy. The portion of sweet potato fries was large, properly fried and served hot. Ambiance ... disturbed by one VERY LOUD woman engaged in a running dialog with the bartender. They seemed to know each other. Otherwise; it is clean, organized and has a good neighborhood bar vibe. Will I return? Yes.

This place is ok, not terrible, not the best. Normal burger spot in my opinion. Very tiny inside,…read morenot super clean (standard bar cleanliness). Service was good. Prices were ok. Not sure that we will come back.

Came here on a Saturday afternoon for the first time with my daughter and we were so happy it was…read morenot a long wait. This place is a nice size, they have an outside patio area for the nice days. Our waitress was super nice and on point with service. Ordered the 9oz Tropical Mimosa and it came in tall glass and was very good. I ordered the Jerk Wings, they were good but the sauce was more of a habanero spice that was too spicy for me. I also had a side of the collard greens that were a little too sweet for my liking and I tried a cup of the Gumbo that was very good and flavorful. My daughter got the shrimp and grits they were amazing, she also had a waffle and it was good. The waitress gave us two beignets for free since it was our first time. My daughter said they were good. I will most definetly go back to try other items.

I've been to the French Toast Bistro location in Plymouth more times than I can count - even before…read moreit became a brunch place solely. The Canton restaurant is newer but just as popular. There was a long line of customers, but the wait was tolerable, barely 10 minutes. The restaurant is much larger and brighter; the large windows allow in more light. Service was quick, allowing more customers to be served. My rule for dining out is to select dishes I don't make well at home due to a lack of skill or ingredients. So here, it meant a lobster omelette and pancakes. Yes, I'm a failure with pancakes, despite the numerous, numerous times I've attempted them. One, I rarely keep milk at home, and two, my pancakes tend to burn. Sigh. The pancakes here are fluffy and delicious. I even liked the fake, thick pancake syrup served here. The omelette was savory and well-prepared. My friend had the baked French Toast, which looked appetizing and dessert-like. Service was quick and responsive.