The building looking like a old dinner was the best. The grill behind the counter for all to see …read more Burgers and onion rings were excellent. Highly recommended for a stop by.

We met up with some friends for lunch and I was excited to give this place a try. It's adorable…read morefrom the outside as it's a small 1950s style diner. We had a group of 7 people. Being called a burger diner, I was expecting amazing burgers! I truly can't explain how strange the bun was. It claims to be a pretzel bun on the cheeseburger but honestly, I have no idea what it was. It was hard, and in no way resembled the taste one! The burger was simply that nothing special at all and the fries...boo! My milkshake didn't bring anything to the yard, either! One of our friends didn't get their food until everyone was finished! One and done for us!

Unassuming but almost huge place off the beaten path near Bishop Airport. My wife got turned on to…read morethis spot by a colleague while working in the area & we have now been back several times. While we are not huge beer drinkers they do have a nice assortment of in-house brews. We are more inclined to order wine or spirits & their wine list is rather small, their cocktails are decent pours. Above average & classier bar food, pretty good pizza but maybe order a little well done. The dal surprise is their steaks. I am pretty finicky preferring charred rare or Pittsburgh style which is not well-k own in these parts & requires a very hot grill. One of the owners, Louis, who is very hands-on, was manning the grill the last time we were in & our server I fed us that their grill was not as hot as required to really get that good char. No problem. The steak came out to my liking and Louis even came to our table to make sure I was happy with his artistry. Classy! And I was! Will be back soon and often.

The inside of the restaurant is very cozy and nice. We had a reservation and were seated right when…read morewe arrived. We got truffle Brussels sprouts as an appetizer. For my entree, I got the Memphis Burger. Both were delicious! Great flavors and portions.

"A Pricey Takeoff, But a Smooth Landing"…read more Airport food can be a rollercoaster of emotions, and my breakfast at Gateway Grill was no exception. Let's just say, my wallet felt turbulence before my flight even took off. I ordered a breakfast burrito and a sugar-free oat milk latte, while my daughter got a bagel with cream cheese and another latte. Everything tasted great--the burrito was stuffed to the max, the bagel was solid, and the lattes were shockingly good (major points for offering sugar-free oat milk, because that's almost unheard of in an airport café). Then I got the bill: $35. Now, I get it--airport rent is probably outrageous, and I imagine the eggs are flown in first class at these prices. But still, $35 for two lattes, a burrito, and a bagel? I momentarily considered asking if the burrito came with a free flight upgrade. That said, the cashier was super nice, the cook was friendly, and the food was genuinely good. If you don't mind paying airport prices for an ok breakfast, it's a great spot. Just be prepared to spend extra--or, you know, take out a burrito mortgage.

Reasonable price for an airport location. One employee trying to handle everything at 6:30am. She…read morewas a little brusque. Warning - the breakfast sandwich uses scrambled eggs, so it's not going to stay together.

Went here for the first time with my daughters. When it was time to pay, I wasn't given a printed…read morereceipt--just a handheld device. I tipped $15, only to later realize I was also charged an additional 18% gratuity. I don't have an issue with gratuity being added, but it should be clearly stated on the menu or disclosed up front. As I was leaving, I noticed a chalkboard near the door that said gratuity is added after 9:00 PM. It was only 8:30 PM, so I went back inside to question the charge. The waitress told me the gratuity was added because the bill was over $100. That policy was not posted anywhere on the menu or on the chalkboard. As a result, the server was tipped twice. This lack of transparency is unacceptable, and I will not be returning.

This was the first visit...and the last. We saw Facebook posts and had wanted to come for a year…read more Finally had the right group to go on a Thursday after work. It was clean, the beer was nice and cold, and the potato skins were good, but after one round we left. No drink list, no specials, no happy hour. There was one server for the whole place and she was busy. She cashed us out, and not one of the three new servers on the next shift came around (not even looked at us) for us to get another round or asked if we wanted food. It smelled like weed, so after waiting 15 minutes with empty glasses and mugs, we left to go to the burger bar down the street. Disappointed.

It's in Flint. You would expect a "decent" experience. This place, awesome. Fresh food made to…read moreorder, friendly staff, clean store, very good. It's a diamond in a field of stones.

Very clean looking store that I didn't know was here and must have driven by countless times. I'm…read moreglad that my grandfather ordered us a ham from there and we did add some sides to our order. My wife is expecting and we got some sandwiches from there too and they were great a little pricy but still good. Will look to order again from here when we need another ham dinner.

Stopped in for lunch at Bob Evans after noticing their lunch specials starting at $8.99, and it…read moreended up being a great value. The lunch combo lets you choose two options from a half sandwich, half salad, or a cup of soup, which is perfect when you want variety without a huge portion. My sister ordered the BLT with cheddar potato soup and really enjoyed both. I went with the pot roast & cheese sandwich and an Asian-style fried chicken salad. The sandwich was excellent. Tender, moist pot roast piled generously on crunchy, buttery grilled bread with plenty of melted cheese. Definitely comfort food done right. The salad was surprisingly good too, topped with crispy onions and a peanut-style dressing that added great flavor and texture. Of course, we couldn't skip the famous Bob Evans biscuits, which were warm, buttery, and slightly crisp on the outside. We also tried the new Cowboy Fries topped with gravy and cheese, which honestly reminded me of poutine and were delicious. Before leaving, we grabbed a full-size pot roast soup to-go for $7.99 along with extra biscuits, which made for an easy heat-and-serve dinner later. Service was quick, we were seated immediately, and there's plenty of parking. The location is convenient, close to I-75, gas stations, and coffee shops. With breakfast available anytime and lots of menu choices, it's an easy, reliable stop. Great food, good value, and I'd definitely return.

My wife and I stopped in while we were waiting for our RV to be serviced up in Birch run. Though a…read morephysically smaller Bob Evans and we've been in recent, the restaurant was clean and well kept! Our server did a great job keeping our coffee and waters full! Thank you my wife had her usual rise and shine dish while I tried their breakfast sandwich platter. Our meals were brought out piping hot and well presented! Keep up the great work!

Great eatery, senior menu for some, staff works well together, and the food is good, good portion…read moresize and not an arm and leg for a meal. We were helped by Mara and she was great. Good experience!

They have a huge menu. We've been here twice. The food is pretty good. Have tried breakfast and…read morelunch items for now.

i had lunch at Omega for the first time ever today. I've passed it lots of times but never been…read moreuntil my brother suggested it - he's a regular. I didn't know what I've been missing! It was fairly crowded when we got there - a good indication since it was 1:00 pm on a Wednesday. a server was with us immediately and we had drinks in no time. same with placing our orders & receiving our food - fast & friendly. my brothers ham & bean soup looked delicious it was easy to tell it was homemade. my corned beef & pastrami w Swiss & Cole slaw on grilled rye - called the Detroit Shocked Sandwich - made my mouth water looking at it and was just as tasty as it looked. Plus let me tell you they do not skimp on anything You get a STACK of meat on it. It was all I could do to finish half of it. my family is originally from the Detroit area where they have some of the best delis and I can confidently say that Omega would fit right in. I haven't had a sandwich like that since going to one of the Detroit Delis that specialize so I'm over the moon after eating at Omega. It was $16.95 for my sandwich. I think that price is on point when you take a look at how much a fast food combo runs these days. You definitely get your moneys worth at Omega. Plus you get to sit back and have great service from a very friendly attentive waitstaff. My brother having been there many times also said they've tried a lot of other things on the menu and there's nothing that has disappointed them. His wife particularly enjoys their breakfast. So if you are down in Grand Blanc or even if you aren't - it's worth a little drive - stop in and give Omega a try!

Best breakfast and lunch in town. Omelettes are amazing, ALL the corn beef & pastrami sandwiches…read moreare HUGE & tasty. Food is fresh made daily. I love this place. Wait staff is super nice. They work as a team, keeping your cups full of water, coffee, drink. Tina & Stacy are a blast. Lisa & Violet are very nice! Lisa smiles non-stop . Always clean & good, count on it.