For fast food it doesn't get much better. Customer service is excellent. It's clean, fast and…read morecomfortable. I've been to a few McAlisters around the country and this one is on par with the rest and running smooth for being brand new. The spuds are a favorite of mine, always perfect. The beef dip is also awesome as are the soups. I give it 4 stars only because the prices are climbing as they are everywhere and $20 for a potato and a lemonade, while they are awesome, is pretty steep. Still.. with prices at McDonald's getting just as high, McAlisters is always a better option.

I was excited to hear about a McAlister's Deli opening up in Norton Shores. I loved going there…read morewhen I lived in Knoxville. The chili and sweet tea is just like I remember. The potato was sorely lacking unfortunately. Completely flavorless mac and cheese, unseasoned, plain pulled pork. I had to load it up with chili to give it any flavor. The Caesar salad was good, but there were multiple massive stem chunks in it, one of which you can see in the picture. Thee ice machine was also completely empty, and when I asked them about it, they didn't go back and fill it, at least not where I could see. Thankfully, they had another smaller ice machine in another portion of the restaurant. Would go back for the great sweet tea, not for anything else.

The food is amazing. I got the turkey club and it was so good. The service was awesome too.read more

Had dinner and dessert. Wry happy with the sandwich. Wife is celiac and they have a dedicated…read moregluten free food station.ordered a shake that was better than average, but not exceptional. Fun outside garden with seating. Quick serve restaurant that was Average on service. You don't need to clear your own table.

I've been to this place before. I have other reviews here, but today is the first time I got lunch…read moreat this location. In fact it wasn't even top of mind. I happened to be in Ferrysburg and wanted the fried chicken from Leppink's. They do have great fried chicken in the deli. But when I got to the deli around 12:45, they only had two pieces left. 2 wings! So who knows how long those wings were sitting there? I left Leppink's and spotted Greek Tony's and figured they might have a lunch special. There's no sign out front advertising lunch, but I figured since they have sandwiches and salads they must have pizza by the slice. Sure enough when asked the counter man said they had a two slice special for $7.42. It was two huge slices of their supreme pizza and a small styrofoam cup for your soft drink. I could only finish one slice....probably should have asked for just one and saved a couple of bucks. I'll know for next time. Pizza was a bit greasy, probably from the pepperoni, but it was a thicker kinda chewy crust. Overall very tasty.

This pizza joint was one of my go-to places for whenever I'm in town…read more It's been a while, and I think the keyword here is "inconsistent." I called for pick-up. Person answering the phone was pleasant, never had a problem with any of the order takers. The pizza on the other hand left a lot to be desired: -Very thick and chewy dough. I realize this ain't a thin crust, but it was not like this previously. -Sauce taste has changed. -VERY stingy with toppings. Perhaps a way to save money? Other than that, everything else.....wait time, counter-clerk, etc were okay. Bottom line: I will patronize this place again, but unless the product is improved, it will more than likely be the last time for me.

My wife and I have mixed feelings about this review because we genuinely like this restaurant and…read morethe people who work there. We visited Rainy Days Café the weekend before the Fourth of July and had a wonderful experience. The food was excellent, and the service was fantastic. That's exactly why we decided to come back for breakfast on the Fourth of July. We arrived around 11:05 a.m. and were seated just after a table of 12. Our waitress, who was incredibly sweet and kind throughout the entire experience, told us she was able to get our order into the kitchen before the large party. Shortly afterward, a table of seven and then a table of six were seated outside after us. A while later, the owner personally came to our table to apologize and explained that our ticket had been lost and our breakfast had never been made. We really appreciated her honesty and the fact that she came out herself to explain what happened. At that point, we weren't upset because we understand mistakes happen, especially in a busy, family-owned restaurant on the Fourth of July. While we continued waiting, our waitress refilled our coffee, and we asked if we could have a cinnamon roll while waiting for our breakfast. It wasn't meant to replace our meal--just something to hold us over since we'd already been waiting quite a while. The owner later returned and very graciously told us our breakfast would be complimentary because we had been waiting nearly two hours. We appreciated that gesture. Unfortunately, the wait continued. During that time, the table of seven and the table of six--both seated after us--received and finished their meals while we still had nothing. With about 15 minutes left before closing, we finally went inside and asked if they could simply make our breakfast to go. That's when everyone realized there had been another misunderstanding. Our waitress had thought that when we asked for the cinnamon roll, we had decided that was all we wanted, so our breakfast order had been canceled--even though it had never actually been made in the first place. I truly believe this was an honest miscommunication, not a lack of caring. Our waitress remained kind and attentive the entire time, and the owner did everything she could once she realized the original mistake. Unfortunately, a series of communication breakdowns resulted in us sitting in the restaurant for over two hours, watching at least 30 people who arrived after us receive their meals, before ultimately leaving hungry and having to find another place to eat. This was incredibly disappointing because we know how good this restaurant can be. We will likely give Rainy Days Café another chance because our previous visit was so positive, and I genuinely believe this was an unfortunate chain of mistakes rather than a reflection of the people who work there. I hope they can use this experience to improve communication between the front of the businesss and the kitchen because the food is worth coming back for, and the staff clearly cares about their customers.

I haven't been to this restaurant in a long time. The last time I was there, I didn't feel like a…read morevalued customer. Now, they are under new ownership. The service is a lot better. Rainy Day has outside dining, but it was a rather chilly morning, so everyone was eating inside. The place was crowded, but we managed to find a lone table tucked in the corner. Prices, I thought, were reasonable. Service was friendly and the food was tasty. My only complaint would be the uncomfortable wooden chairs. If I were dining by myself, it wouldn't be a big deal as I would be in and out in around 20 minutes. This time I had a partner with me, so of course we lingered longer. I'll be back to this place in the future, but as a lone diner.

I saw the Grand Traverse Pie Company food truck at Unity Christian Music Festival and had to give…read moreit a try! I got the beef pastie and a slice of the cherry crumb pie, and both came out looking delicious. The pastie was nice and hearty with a good amount of veggies, which was perfect after a hot day outside, and the cherry pie was the perfect sweetness to end the meal. I was worried it wasn't going to be enough food because I was super hungry, but it ended up being very filling. I'll definitely have to check out their brick-and-mortar location sometime!

Good food great service. It is pretty much self service. You place and pay for your choices. They…read morecall your name when your choices are ready. Your drink is also self service Very clean great choices.

We planned a rather large get-together with family and called several weeks in advance so the staff…read morecould prepare, there were more than 40 in our party and everything went off very smoothly, thanks to the staff! The food was good, exactly what you would expect as far as hot dogs and fries go, the fries were fresh and hot, the milk shakes were delicious and every request was met with smiles! The restaurant was clean and bright with plenty of seating for our large group! The staff working even offered to take a group picture for us! They definitely made our celebration very special, we are so grateful for everything they did for us!

This restaurant is awesome. The service the kindness of food is everything is perfectread more

They now have a bar! Beer, wine and liquor...check out photos for bar menu. Owners and waitstaff…read moreare family members and very attentive and courteous. Tonight we ordered some of our favorites: huarache and quesadillas.. .and the 20 oz margarita and dos eques

la tropicana exceeded any expectations! this local spot in Newaygo is vibrant and delicious. chips…read moreand salsa greet you when you are seated and you're greeted by a welcoming and helpful server. the colors of mexico are all over the restaurant! there is a large menu but some items are limited to certain days. if i lived nearby this would be a go to spot for delicious food, my power bowl was amazing!!!

Spent a few nights at the Lilley Mansion with a friend, where we learned that Grand Finale is also…read morenow serving dinner. Wowza. The dining area is lovely-framed art work, elegant tabletop lighting and enough space between tables so neighboring conversations stay where they belong-at that table. Superb service from a young lady who attends U of M. Enjoyed a glass of beautiful cava before tucking into Duck Confit. It was served with roasted small golden potatoes and salad topped with picked onions. For dessert, we split their delicious carrot cake. It's evident that all food is scratch made. Cake had crushed pineapple and no nuts (important for those who are sensitive). Hope to return when we are back in the Saugatauk area later this summer.

Our party had a wonderful dining experience last evening. We started with Oysters from Prince…read moreEdward Island Canada. I have to say the presentation of the mignonette sauce on each oyster was delicious and so French. Next the marrow bone was very interesting and fun. The table all chose the Japanese Scallops from Hokkaido, Japan. The presentation on pureed Parsnips was very tasty. We were pleased with everything and looking forward to another evening there They are open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.