A diamond in the rough…read more Meat, smoked meat, accoutrements to go with said meat. Beer, cider. Fire. Smoked wood scents. Blankets. Cozy. Feels like a took a step off the road and into Narnia.

Such a cool place with a lot of outdoor seating. The brisket sandwich was huge and loaded with a…read morelot of meat. The sauce was sweet and Smokey and the brisket was perfectly cooked and super tender. The fries and onion rings were done well.

Great food, Great root beer, great service!! Always a fun…read moretime time at Bill's. No waiting!

Came here on a July Friday afternoon. I got out of the car to pay for order, which is cash only…read more Apparently if you just stay in your car someone will come to your car take your order and bring your food. I ordered a 16oz root beer and a chili dog for $4. I do not know anywhere else where you can get those two items for $4. The root beer was excellent not to sweet and perfect amount of sweetness to root beer flavor. The chili dog was pretty average no real snap in the dog and the chili was ok. You can get onions and or mustard if you wish, I got mine with neither. Again at these prices you cannot really complain.

Such a great place. Seriously this place went in my top 10 list. I will definitely visit again. I…read morethink I got a spicy hot Cheetoh corn dog I don't exactly remember but it was crazy good

Corn dogs that are on steroids! They are so good and Crispy outside and cheesy my favorite…read moretopping is the rice puffs. It's sweet and the dirty fries are so good. I enjoy a horchata slushie. The elote is yummy also

First time in Detroit, and this was my first stop. I got here around 11:30pm and grabbed a seat at…read morea stool right inside the door. Good thing I came when I came, because it got busy as hell shortly after. I went with 2 coney dogs and a Vernors. The dogs were delicious! Messy as hell, but absolutely delicious. They come loaded with a ton of chili, onions, and mustard on a super duper soft steamed bun. The dog had a great snap to it and the simple ingredients just worked! My Vernors ginger ale soda was great, too! Never had one before. Really liked it though. Had a hint of vanilla, and was sweeter than other gingers ales I have had. I loved it! It was the perfect beverage to wash down my dogs. Service was quick and to the point. This is the type of place where you eat and get the fuck out. No lingering around talking afterwards lol. Really enjoyed my first meal in Detroit!

This was a classic spot that served classic Coney dogs, burgers, fries, and even pies. The place…read morewas small with a counter to sit at with several tables. The food was ready right away. The Coney dog ($4) was ordered. It had the classic toppings of bean less chili, yellow mustard, and raw chopped white onions. This was solid. There was a nice bite on the chili with plenty of mustard and onions. The bread was soft and the hot dog was cooked appropriately. The chili was the key as it was hearty and meaty. Will I go back? Yeah, sure.

Bringing the flavors of Chicago to Detroit's suburbs…read more Large dining areas with plenty of tables and chairs and booths. Order in the app, on the kiosk, or at the order desk. Krystyn took our order and helped us with the menu. She's very kind. #1Italian Beef Sandwich combo: fries and a drink. Maxwell Street Polish (my favorite) Chocolate cake shake. IYKYK Cheeseburger for grandma. She said it was ok. Free slice of chocolate cake for my hubby for his birthday!

DATE & TIME: August 8, 2026 @ 6:30pm…read more WAIT (how busy): All 3 kiosks were being used and there was a couple at the counter. Several tables were occupied but there were still plenty left. AMBIANCE: Very neat place to visit, decor is beaming throughout and each location has different decor, noise levels were standard not loud. CLEANLINESS: CUSTOMER SPACES (lobby, seating): Appears clean BATHROOMS: Were clean and nice size. SERVICE AREAS (kitchen, behind counters): Appears mostly clean for a restaurant. STAFF: CASHIER: Did not apply, used kiosk. OTHER (manager, buser, bartender): No other interactions made. SERVICE: Service in average speed, they are making all the orders fresh. FOOD &/or BEVERAGE: Beef & Italian Sausage Combo TASTE: very good flavors, ordered extra dipped (would not do that again, way too mushy/falling apart). Fries were really salty (was not a fan of the salt amount), tea is good, not overall sweet. SIZE: average PRICE: $19.17 9 pcs Chicken Tenders Combo TASTE: tenders are good but not my favorite, sauce was delicious, fries again too salty. SIZE: small tenders PRICE: $16.07 Rodeo Burger Combo TASTE: burger has really good flavors, juicy, nice bun. The onion rings are average tasting especially for price (reminds me of BK's rings), cheese sauce is good but overpriced. SIZE: average PRICE: $16.87 OVERALL THOUGHTS: Paid $80.85 for our family of four. Ordered at kiosk so had very limited interactions with staff members. Food is delicious but a bit pricey. WOULD I RETURN? Yes

I finally made it to Le Dog!! After years of passing their old storefront on Liberty, I finally…read moremade it to their current home on Main St. It's easy to miss but they have their sign out on the sidewalk that lists their hours. I got to try their famous Chicken Tortilla soup with a slice of zingermans bread for a tasty and filling lunch! The service was friendly and quick. I can't wait to go back and try a hot dog!

My favorite work lunch place in Ann Arbor. A true hole in the wall that adds to the city's unique…read moreculture. While their name advertises hot dogs, which are very good, the real gem is their soups. Lots of delicious regular options on the menu and special occasion items such as the lobster bisque served on Thursdays and Fridays. I have never had a soup that I did not like. In addition, their summer seasonal arepas add another reason to what makes Ann Arbor special during the days when college students are away. Lastly and not to mention, the staff is very friendly and always fun to have conversations with.

Great place! Very friendly staff! Delicious food!! The menu covers all the bases for whatever…read moreappetite you're bringing to the table. And the menu will cover whatever you're in the mood to eat. Great place! SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BUSINESSES!!

meh-I ordered delivery, but it was interesting to note that the food was absolutely stone cold yet…read moreburnt straight through. The meal was not edible. I threw it out. Sad that I couldn't even eat a bite of either hotdog

Our server was Ja' Nessa and she was an absolute peach. She tended to our needs and answered all of…read moreour questions. The food was very good! The pirogies were so tasty! I loved the paprika and sour cream sauce. I ordered the roast beef sliders with the horseradish aioli on the side. They were amazing! I wish I could cook roast beef like these sliders. (I learned about the sliders on their website promotions page.) My husband had the Classic Hot dog with macaroni and cheese. He ate every bite! We ordered the Lemon Strudel with ice cream for dessert. I loved the signed buns hanging on the walls. Fun decor! I am glad that I was able to come here for the very first time.

back up north to sit and visit with my cousin whom I haven't seen in far too long. she has a place…read moreon the lake by the yacht club but is having work done inside so this was convenient. the original Tony Packo's: hungarian before anyone knew what hangry was. there's a gift shop and some M*A*S*H stuff and some tourist traffic but mostly it's me and the locals supporting local business. Lauri laughs when I say it smells like Ohio when walking in; woody and old and alive in all its dim lighting and kitsch. tables are nice for groups but it's just us so we sit at the bar and we get a Packo's Feast plus an extra cabbage roll - we're here catching up so 'food' was more of a place for meeting than a reason, but get an extra cabbage just the same. hand rolled seasonal beefs and porks and rice wrapped in cabbages and simmered in a thick tomatoey sauce, plated lightly sauced with hot pickles on the side - man these are good. the hot dogs are more like smoke sausage than weiners and split because that's how it's done; plus onions, kraut, and yellow mustard (just like god intended) under a generous slather of dog sauce plus hot pickles on the side. cup of chili comes with an equal amount of baby oyster crackers in second a bowl. now i shall spend the afternoon musing on a simpler place in time. the last law of thermodynamics states that food is cold at the same temperature where beer is warm. but good food will still be good at room temperature or even out of the fridge (a few items test the hypothesis but don't break it) so sit and talk and listen, the food will still be there and still be good...