When I went to Ernie's, I have the monster sandwich, which was undefinable! It was not only a…read morehuge, but mega delicious!!!

Everyone was super duper friendly right when we walked in. I can't stress that enough: these people…read moreare very kind! Don't worry about the weird setup, it's part of the charm. Remember: Bring cash! Used a card, and the cashier had to type it in manually (it was nice of them to do that). Now for the food - We got a few meats--turkey pastrami, corned beef and a "wildcard" (I let the staff pick, and whatever it was it was good). We also got the special spices etc. I do prefer a more of an Italian sandwich on a hard roll, so I'm not sure the soft onion roll is for me. If you like a cold sandwich un-toasted and generally basic with a bit of a twist, you will love this! My husband and I enjoyed the sandwich (split it, and they put mayo on half at my request). It's a charming spot, quality food and I'm glad we tried it. Skip the spicy potato salad. It was bland, sadly.

This spot goes crazy with the Sandwiches. The menu is huge and each item slaps. Prices are decent…read moreand they don't skip out on the ingredients. I ordered the #8 Kevins Bacon. I also had the chance to try their reuben. Man! Flavors make you wanna hum. Customer service is very much "Detroit". You get what you get. When you come be respectful, be patient, and mind your business. The place looks like a regular deli with plenty of seating inside and parking outside. Open late as well so it's good for a late night craving. Definitely recommend to come through if you're in the area.

I have been wanting to try this place for a while now and I finally made it there…read more After reading the mixed reviews I wanted to check it out. The wall of plastic you order through is a bit off putting. I wanted to get the pastrami but I had no idea that was build your own pick. I should have gotten the corned beef. The pastrami was delicious I just don't think I chose the right toppings. Served with crispy deli pickles. I also ordered the deviled eggs but was sad to see them tossed in the bag upside down; very messy and hard to eat they had a nice sweet flavor. The main problem is the cleanliness or lack thereof. It could use a deep deep cleaning. Also there are people hustling to get your dollars. A guy was selling one stick of incense for $5. Not sure if I will go back but I might want to try the corned beef egg rolls.

I stopped by What's The Dill for the first time during 313 weekend bar and restaurant crawl. It's a…read moresmall carry out space and I was greeted as soon as I walked in. I loved the customer service. Menu was a nice variety of bread-less options. I went with the namesake sandwich What The Dill that included corned beef and turkey. It didn't disappoint. The pickle tasted fresh and it wasn't too tangy or sweet. It complimented the meat, cheese, veggies and flavors with a nice crunch. I should have ordered more than one sandwich because I liked it so much. I thought it was cool that the included gloves with the sandwich. Parking was available around the building and on an adjacent street. Order was made fresh and there wasn't a long wait. I plan to go back and try some other menu options.

I absolutely loved What's the Dill…read more As someone who's on a diet which discourages bread, I've been on the lookout for all of the breadless options the city has to offer. You have Breadless, you have the Shake Shack lettuce burger (which isn't bad as long as you get a double), Jimmy John's unwich, and What's the Dill. Breadless and What's the Dill are, by far, the best the city has to offer in this department. I got the Big Dill Delight from here and it was tremendous. The quality of the lunch meat was apparent immediately. This was fresh lunch meat with a natural texture and flavor. This was not rubber textured, processed lunch meat that you see far too often. The variety of the lunch meat was tremendous. You had Corned Beef, Turkey, and Ham and then Italian favorites like Pepperoni and Salami. They also included Bacon for no extra cost. The final hurdle was the preparation of a sandwich that has a pickle bun. It's a culinary feat to make this sandwich in an organized fashion without having the bread to fall back on. They did it with flying colors. When I saw the sandwich, I was thoroughly impressed with how they engineered it. I was able to eat it as a sandwich and not just have it fall apart. I like exploring spots north of West Grand Boulevard, and this is one of the gems. The staff was incredibly kind and helpful and extremely competent, given the difficulty of the sandwiches they are making. It's a carry up restaurant with plenty of parking. This and Breadless take the cake as the best breadless options in the area!

I stopped in for my second lunch here today, and if possible, it was even better than the first! My…read moretuna melt was phenomenal. The cheese was delicious and dill was flavorful. I also tried the spiced cranberry matcha latte and have found my favorite chilled drink. Can't wait to come back and try the tomato soup and grilled cheese bites.

Well a year later and Talk Trees is my go to sandwich spot now lol I'll drive pass 5+ other spots…read morethat are closer and also highly ranked. Food is fresh! I've never had a problem here. They are ALWAYS doing community service projects too. Ambiance is busy but family!

I'm a regular here. This place is great! They've always got good sandwiches, and the people are…read morereally nice!

While cruising through the heart of Royal Oak, I noticed this little deli shop, calling my name…read morepast apartment buildings and local scenery. They have an extensive menu to include vegetarian options which was nice to see. They also have many local brands to include chips, sodas, and other small local business products (caramelized nuts, baked goods, etc.)! On the topic of local businesses, they also had a board which allowed local owners to post business cards and event alerts, fantastic for drawing the community together. Now, I ordered a Reuben as a lover of corned beef and sauerkraut. It was delicious and sizeable, a fair portion size for the money as well. The chips were also delicious having gone for the salt, pepper, and onion variety. A solid crunch and bursting with flavor. Among the positives I have two negatives, both of which are not adequate enough to lower their star ranking. Firstly, it took around 20-25 minutes to get our food after ordering. I rarely hold timing against a restaurant as having worked in food, I know lunch rush exists and things happen. To mitigate this (for those in the area) I believe they have an online ordering system, which I would recommend utilizing! Secondly, they do not have indoor seating, so it is a very grab and go type establishment. This is counteracted by the multitude of benches around Royal Oak, though it would be nice to have some amount of seating, especially for those with accessibility needs and those waiting on their food. Overall, Oak House Deli is solid and delicious and I will definitely stop by again when I am in the area!

honestly tasteless - really disappointing - i was so excited and literally all you could taste was…read morethe dressing

Completed 3 separate orders, when I picked up the orders, 2 of the 3 were incorrect. All should…read morehave been salads. I asked employee to look at website, And she said, "I can remake but I'll have to charge you". she was not only rude and helpful but the white chicken chili looke d like dog food and the sub was completely saturated with oil. We will Never order from their again.

Love the cornbeef here. Its a bit pricey but its so worth it! They will even remake your fries to…read morebe sure they are fresh amongst your arrival! Staff its always nice & accommodating! Good food!

Great food great variety, pleasant customer service. I have absolutely no complaints about their…read morefood. A definite recommendation

At Level dispensary in Center line this Friday until 7pm and at Eastern market this Saturday from…read more10 AM to 3 PM. Had to check their location on their Facebook link, since their location on the yelp app doesn't seem to be updated. Ordered the Rueben, nu egg, nu cheese and two berry lassi style smoothies. The food takes a bit to come out. They called out our names when our order was up. The Nu cheese was so ooey and gooey. Has a bit of sweetness to it too. It's so good. The Rueben was also tasty. Flavorful and meat packed too. The Nu egg wasn't bad. Had thought it would have more flavor. Had some fresh herbs and some curries.

My favorite food truck in the Detroit area. The menu is simple but the execution is terrific…read more Everything on the menu has a little twist the improves on some classic favorites. I had the grilled cheese and as always, the thickly sliced bread was well toasted and the cheeses were as gooey as ever. The slightly sweet chutney sets it off perfectly. My wife had the chick pea sliders. The sliders were great and they were covered with some amazing spices and toppings. And, of course we loved the spicy potato chips and pickle. You can find this truck at the Eastern Market and around Birmingham regularly. If you see them stop in for great food.

Good, not great. I'd eat here again if someone else wanted to go, but I wouldn't seek it out. I…read morewould choose five guys over little ghost. The Burger: The patty is the highlight. It has perfect density, is well-seasoned, and is easily 15% better than a Five Guys patty. The Toppings: The lack of customization is frustrating. No extra options or toppings are allowed. It comes with American cheese, shredded iceberg lettuce (not a fan), and way too much sauce. The sauce itself is okay, but the burger was drowning in it. The Fries: Good firmness, they definitely hold their shape better than Five Guys but Five Guys' Cajun fries still win on flavor. The Value: I paid about $20 for a burger, fries, and a tip. It feels expensive, but with Five Guys at $18 and a McDonald's Big Arch meal at $14 these days, the price is fairly standard for the current market.

Just realized I didn't take any photos of my food lol…read more 3.5/5 Came here for lunch today after wanting to try this place out. It's a very small burger joint with minimum seating. Ordered a single, a double, two drinks and fries. Totally was 34$. Very expensive I feel. Food was good though. I did enjoy the burger. The single was enough. They don't have any toppings for the burger besides cheese, lettuce and their ghost sauce (basically mayo, pickles and maybe tomatoes). They do have packets of ketchup and mustard if you ask. Fries were fresh and you can tell. This was my favorite thing. They were actually very good. I didn't care for the fancy sauce too much though. But the size of the fries are shareable I feel. Overall I would come here again and try other food. But, with the lack of toppings for the price, it would steer me away.

Amazing place great people and good food! The chicken was…read moreoutstanding shout out to Andrew and the rest of the crew! I'll be back

Oh my God, the food was so delicious. My wife and I both had the chicken each with different sauce…read more She had the marinara I had creamy Alfredo. Absolutely amazing and the side dishes were fabulous highly recommend