Great Michigan Lunch - Flint Original Coney - I got the Two Flint Dog Combo with a bag of chips and…read morea drink for $6 I also got a single Flint dog chip and drink meal for $4. $10 out the door, haha Loved the texture and taste of the flint style meet. Highly recommend stopping by this booth for a classical Flint Michigan taste. Glad to see the other Michigan-made products as well! Great fall Michigan lunch stop!

Flint Style Coney, that's all I gotta say…read more I tried the B Dog Original Flint Style Coney, which is different (and better) than other coneys. Being originally from Detroit, I didn't know what the difference was, but there is a distinctive difference in the taste. It's subtle, but it's in the toppings. I can't put my finger on it, but it has a slightly better flavor to it, a little tangier. Now I couldn't care less about the old school Detroit coneys that I was accustomed to. I must say, it was a pretty good coney dog. All B Dogs coneys are made using Koegels. Nothing beats a Koegel. The dogs are all custom, not sitting around after being hours earlier. I could taste the freshness in mine, from the Koegel hot dog to the bun and toppings. Forget the ravings of every diner in the area proclaiming they have the best or most authentic Flint coney. Nope, this one is the best I've had anywhere and I've tried all of those greasy spoons that jump up and down saying theirs is the most authentic in the area. Most are fine, but this one gets my vote for best coney. That's one man's opinion, but it's my opinion and my opinion matters. The price was right- only a few bucks for a hearty coney with chips. Apart from the Flint Style Coney, they have a wide selection of specialty dogs, including ones topped with bacon and another with Mac & cheese on it. I'll have to try one of those at some point.

Excellent selection of chicken, beef, pork and so much more. Special orders are not an issue!…read more Highly recommend!

Farmers are all so helpful. We love this place ! I am so glad they are still there…read more Meat and cheeses are wonderful.

I finally had the opportunity to go this version of the Flint Farmers' Market and I was pleasantly…read moresurprised. It is centrally located downtown and shares a decent sized free parking lot with a few other businesses. Inside there are a plethora of small businesses including restaurants, bakeries, a gallery, stores and the Flint Children's Museum and Store. In the back there are plenty of tables and seats to enjoy your meal or snack while there. I was just there to browse and see what they have to offer but unfortunately, I wasn't able to return to try any of the establishments. I do hope to try something on the next go around. On the day that I visited, it was clean, organized and easy to navigate; for the most part it goes around in a circle with only a few businesses e.g. pizza, ice cream place, etc. tucked in a corner. It definitely was worth stopping in to see what it was all about.

Award winning barbecue. Some selections like ox tails are something you won't find locally.read more

The food is so good and fresh the customer service is outstanding I go there just about everyday…read moreand I'll wait for him he is the best food truck around Flint Michigan

Sad. I bought my mother a rib dinner only to get a shrimp dinner. They corrected the order by…read morereplacing the ribs with refrigerator cold ribs and sauce. You got me this one and only time.

I've been a patron of Woods since a teenager I'm 58 now! I've never had a problem with service or…read morefood.My food is always on point and I can assure you this one thing!The barbecue is not from the oven,that grill is smoking always! Praying for continued success and prosperity and to the staff.....thank you.You all work so hard serving the community

Ribs were good. We tried the 4 ribs. Pricey for $14. BBQ sauce was really good. 2 pc Catfish…read moredinner with 2 sides was $21. Wanted to try their individual desserts but for a small one serving sz for $8. Overall very good but can't afford to go too often. Location is inside Franks Wine & Spirits in Grand Blanc

The food was good. My hot dog was so burnt I threw it out because she over microwaved it. The one…read morething I don't like is that everything is literally warmed up in the microwave. Very friendly though good vibes and decent food

Nice little mom and pop grocery store. I stopped in as I was waiting for the local garage to finish…read moremy car and figured we might grab a breakfast sandwich and a few coffees while we waited around. This grocery store is very small but full of great meat, produce and baked goods, plus it's stocked with everything you'd need for a trip to the local market. The liquor and beer and wine options are very impressive for a tiny grocery store. They have some very high end labels etc.. In the front is a little gift shop area (a nook) with gifts, holiday and seasonal items, clothing, jewelry, candy, decor, hand creams, glassware, crafts, kitsch, and toys. Prices on both the gifts and grocery items, particularly pasta, meat and cheeses are a little high but the store is well stocked and the quality was nice. On the other corner is a small takeout restaurant and coffee/ice cream bar. You can dine in at the small diner area located on the other side. We had some coffees, bagels with cream cheese and a breakfast burrito while we waited. My breakfast sandwich was quite good for diner food and my wife's bagels were good, too. They do sell Starbucks coffee drinks, but we ordered their regular coffee, and that was good, as it's Fireside Coffee. Customer service was merely alright- polite and ok. All in all, a great hidden gem in a tiny sleepy hamlet.

On a weekend afternoon I traveled to New Lothrop to take in some youth baseball and hit the TnP…read morecafe on the way out, having read some nice reviews. I'm sorry I came out to New Lothrop at all. The baseball wasn't noteworthy except for the distinct lack of hospitality. I mention it only because this was *repeated* at TnP. I was hungry and had a decent drive back home. So I figured I'd have a meal at the cafe. I was mistaken. I sat in the cafe for 10 minutes and no staff appeared. I figured they must be short so I wandered into the grocery. Nope, plenty of staff. At least 5 on duty by my count. So I tried to flag someone down. No luck. One woman seemed pretty busy carrying boxes back and forth. Two more women behind the meat counter, each talking to couples who had small kids in tow. Obvious locals. I tried to get their attention. One did notice my presence but chose not to actually acknowledge me. So I started perusing the aisle to see what they had. I'm checking out the wares for a minute.... and I can feel the eyes of one of the women behind the meat counter staring at me as though I might be shoplifting. So I started walking back toward her to ask if the cafe was open. She disappears. I go back to the cafe thinking maybe she went there. Nope. Still no one in there. They don't even have a menu I can look at. Finally I go back to the grocery and grab a bottle of pop for the ride home. Two people are available for check out. The guy on the right literally won't make eye contact. So I go to the girl and pay a jacked up price for the pop which I now realize was sitting in a cooler that wasn't really doing much cooling. The check-out girl is the only person in the place I can exchange a few words with. She seemed nice. 1 for 5 ain't bad for this town I guess. This seems like a provincial little market in a tiny provincial burg. If you look the slightest out of place - not sure how I didn't fit in - people here will give you the side eye. I will never come back to this place if I don't have to. 18 months in Genesee County and this is the only place I haven't felt welcome. And that includes some gritty blocks in Flint. I'd give TnP zero stars if I could.

Flint now has a couple of viable food truck operations in the downtown community- two being Wraps N…read moreRolls and Vehicle City Tacos and another is the awesome Flint Trolley Ice Cream and Cafe. Usually parked curbside on Saginaw Street in front of Cafe Rhema or in the flat lot across the street, this local ice cream and coffee vendor on wheels is nothing short of delightful. They serve Ashby's ice cream and can make a good cup of joe while they're at it. They even threw a "Free Ice Cream Day" recently, handing out cones to everyone who stopped by at no charge. Cones are generous in size and the Ashby's ice cream is tasty to boot, featuring lots of flavors! Around for about two years now, the trolley is always out during Art Walk and other notable events downtown and seems to have finally found a more permanent location near the flat lot on S. Saginaw Street as of late, so it looks like the trolley has a definitive spot to call home these days. The trolley is usually open til around 7 p.m. or so, sometimes later if it's during Art Walk. Five years ago, something like an ice cream and coffee trolley (or any food truck, really) hitting the streets of Flint would have seemed unheard of, but fortunately, times have changed.