This guy was new but this boy did put a cheese divider in my sandwich. And forgot part of my order.read more

We just tried this place out for the first time and we really liked it! The bread is amazingly soft…read moreand fresh with a nice crunch on the outside (but not too hard). The turkey bacon sandwich was top notch to go with the soup. The Good, Really Good Chicken noodle soup was better than most, but it was missing something. Like maybe more veggies or chicken? My girlfriend ordered the chicken bowlrita. And she really liked hers as well. We'd give it a 4.5 if we could, but going with 4.

got the tomato basil and it was delicious ABSOLUTELY divine. service was great, Micah was a great…read morehard worker and gave me lots of suggestions! (very helpful!) Vibe was amazing, lighting very warm and cozy. Loved it! Would recommend to everyone!

Overall a good experience Food was good and lots of…read moreoptions. Food didn't take too long but you do need to wait a moment. May be faster if you are only getting soup. The space is small and seating was a bit cramped. I wouldn't cone with more than 3 people max if you are hoping to be able to sit. But great if you want to grab it and head home. Shop was very loud due to the small space, music playing and people talking but thats expected. For me the cost seemed a bit high. The sandwiches just come on a standard size bread you would make at home and most of the options are just various ways to make a grilled cheese. And while they taste good, they are still $10 or more for a grilled cheese. Same for the soups, they taste good and lots of choices but for the small (12oz) you are still paying $8 or more. Which means even for just a standard grilled cheese and tomato soup you are spending $18 or more so it feels a bit expensive at that point. I had a Ruben (on standard sized bread) and a pastrami soup for $23. Also, no real need to upgrade for a $1 for the roll to come with your soup. Not really anything special about it. But again overall it did taste good on a cold day. Just which the cost was slightly lower and seating didn't feel cramped.

Stopped here at lunch on Monday. The owner was very friendly and greeted us and offered suggestions…read moreon how to choose from the menu. I ordered the butter chicken bowl. It has yellow rice, grilled dark meat chicken, cabbage (yum) and butter chicken sauce. I think I was supposed to get a pita (not sure) but I didn't but I didn't need the carbs anyway. It was delicious. I also ordered the Chicken samosas with butter sauce. Wonderful. My son got typo falafel pitas and some samosas. Parking was right out front. We were first in line. I paid about $57 for three meals and two orders of samosas. Kind of pricy but so worth it.

We love this place! (Cannot believe my first review). This trip we went inside and ordered to-go -…read morewe order online often. Huge fan favorite are the platter meals which feed 4 people. Tonight we both had The Dearborn and it was delicious! Freshly cut chicken, topped with I just did pickles and garlic sauce. Next time I'll ask to add other veggies (I believe they will?!). Could not leave without the falafel. So delicious!

It was our first time here and our server Ceci was so attentive and helped us pick out the perfect…read moredinner options. They had an extensive beer/wine/tap list to choose from. We ended up going with the Chicken Couscous, the Caesar Salad, and the Smoke Show sandwich. The sandwich had a tender pulled pork with a really good smoky bbq sauce. The Couscous had great flavor with the tzatziki, and the chicken was really juicy! This was a great spot to meet and watch Monday Night Football. We will definitely be back for the sandwich and couscous!

I ate here a few years ago and had a much better experience. Unfortunately, this place seems to…read morehave fallen on hard times. The menu this time was very basic. It was a Sunday evening around 5:00 pm. There were only ten or so customers in the restaurant beside our group and we were told the pork and chicken entrees were "all sold out." Almost every single menu item had an up charge. For example, if you wanted your $16 burger with cheese, it was an extra $1 up charge. Bacon? That's $3. Avacado? Also $3. Or if you wanted to upgrade to fries instead of potato chips as a side, that's a $2 up charge. If you want a protein option for almost any of the main entrees, that was an extra $5-$7 up charge. I had a the burger special of the week; the Patty Melt. The burgers were very dry and overcooked, the rye bread toast was dry, and there was hardly any thousand island dressing. One of the kids in our group got the kids mac and cheese and I swear someone whipped up a box of Kraft in the kitchen and served it with some potato chips. For a $9 kids meal I expect better. And to make matters worse, there was something going on with the sewage system there when we visited. Our table was near the restrooms and you could smell an overwhelming odor of feces coming from the bathroom every time someone opened the door. The rest of the place seemed clean so hopefully that's an outlier issue. The waitstaff was polite and professional however service was quite slow. Our experience left so much to be desired.

Super impressed by Apple Spice!…read more I usually hate catered lunches because the sandwiches are all pre made with mayo, mustard, pickles, or other condiments I won't eat. Or the pickle is on the side, but the sandwich bread soaks up all the pickle juice - gross! We had a large lunch meeting today, and we all received a link a few days in advance to the Apple Spice menu. You Everett your name and email, and get to actually pick what you want to eat! They had a really large variety of sandwiches, salads, wraps, and even soups. The meals also come with a bag of chips and a cookie, and you can pick your additional side. I picked fresh fruit, but they also had a pasta salad option and a few other similar offerings. I was also able to customize my wrap to not include ranch (which would have been automatically on it if just standard pre-made), and I was able to deselect pickle so it wasn't even in my box. Though one of my coworkers got one and I noticed the pickle was wrapped in it's own little Ziploc, so it probably wouldn't have gotten all over everything. Everything in the box is a pretty standard size. I was full off half a wrap, which is normal for lunch. I also ate half my chocolate chunk cookie, which was really good! Like a nice soft batch cookie. One of my coworkers is gluten free, and she even said how nice it was that so many GF options were available. She generally can't even eat catered lunches! Overall very impressed, and would definitely recommend them to anyone needing to cater a lunch!

Lunch Catered Everything was delicious and fresh…read moreLoved the bread and butter !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Omg I'm obsessed with this place! This is probably one of my favorite Vietnamese restaurants in…read moreGrand Rapids. First of all, it's woman-owned and the owner/cook is so friendly. They renovated the place so now there's beautiful artwork of different tasty dishes on the wall. My favorite thing to get from here is com suon chung which is rice with grilled pork chop, eggs, pickled veggies and lettuce. They always make the pork chop just right and the seasoning on it is amazing. My friend always goes for their pho and enjoys it every time. They have many different dishes to choose from so I'll definitely have to try something different next time.

These are big servings, come hungry! We enjoy the fast service and delicious food. The veggies are…read morealways fresh and crispy. The soup is always hot, full of flavor and leaves us satisfied.

Pros: gorgeous restaurant, good meats, good sauces, no time-limit, and FINALLY -if one person at…read morethe table gets hot pot, not everyone has to get it! Only the person that wants it will be billed for it. Cons: hot pot is pricey, but prices are the same as other restaurants. Not as big of a selection of appetizers/hot food bar compared to other restaurants. If I did Hot Pot, I would likely choose this place. It's gorgeously decorated, our waitress, Anisia, was so lovely, attentive, and helpful -and the food was delish. It's different from other restaurants in that it didn't have a 2-hour time limit and if my husband wanted hot pot, I didn't have to pay for it as well. The only downside is there wasn't as big of a selection on the cold/hot bar. But everything else was great and it is my new preferred location!

There are a few Korean BBQ/hot pot places in town now, which is super fun and a great dinner option…read morefor a group or a fun date. The space is large and decorated nicely compared to the other spots I've been. Our group of four had a bit of a wait (10 minutes) when we arrived around 6:30 on a weekday. They seemed a little understaffed and were only utilizing a small part of the whole restaurant for seating. Our friends are regulars so they guided us on ordering and mixing up our sauces, which was really helpful. Our server was super kind and went through the menu options with us. It's all you can eat and they'll just keep bringing out more items throughout your time. Our server was really good about checking in with us. For hot pot you choose your own broth flavor for your personal hot pot - I went with the Szechuan which was spicy and numbing. I really liked it! Nate got the mushroom, which he said was just okay. I'd recommend starting with a bunch of items all at once. The meats are very thin cuts and cook quickly in the broth. We also got an assortment of veggies, dumplings, and my favorite, the udon noodles. The menu gives cooking times for each item which is helpful. Your price includes all you can eat hot pot or Korean BBQ - you can do both for an extra $6 or so. I honestly think I prefer hot pot to Korean BBQ, it's a little easier and more forgiving of a cooking method. I thought the options were nicely varied, and you get access to the sides/dessert buffet, with salads, kimchi, chicken feet, fries, egg rolls, etc. and the sauce bar that has tons of options! They also have a full bar and serve sake, soju, boba, etc. I really loved this spot and thought the service was by far the best of the hot pot places I've visited in the area.

Delicious food!!! I've ate here many times & it's always…read morebeen fantastic. Great cheddar broccoli soup Stellar sandwiches And their brewed ice tea = out of this world Service is hit or miss. Ordering is done at the counter & they bring your meal out to you. Most of the time. My 4 star review is because a few times they have yelled out my name for the entire county to hear. Prices are a little high & worth it. But, not if it's occasionally cafeteria gig

Ordered a blt and bacon was burnt which obviously threw the whole sandwich off....yuck no thanks…read more Service wasn't good either considering they just opened and I as maybe the first costumer. The lady who took my order was not friendly at all and seemed to not want to be at work today. Wish I would have went next door to jerseys Mikes!

Mexican Street Corn Grain Bowl - 5 stars for flavor, 5 stars for variety of ingredients, 5 stars…read morefor freshness, 5 stars for the large size, shall I continue? The taste was amazing, squeeze the lime on top for just the right citrus balance with the delightful mayo dressing. Honestly, I didn't find the grain through all the chicken and vegetables until the end. Tip to others, stir before eating.

I ordered a chile (to go) and it was terrible. It was like chile broth. It was inedible! When I…read moretook it back to get a refund, they refused to give me one because they couldn't find the order on the cash register. What a unique combination of lousy food and terrible customer service! I went there pretty regularly, but NEVER AGAIN.