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Skip's Huron River Canoe Livery

Skip's Huron River Canoe Livery

(65 reviews)

Always a great time, staff is amazing and the river is so relaxing. Been making this a yearly trip…read morefor over 10 years and now we are going on the river twice a summer. Cannot wait for the next time!

I came up from Toledo Ohio was very excited because I am 70 and wanted to canoe vs Kayaking…read more Anyways got all the way up there almost 1 hour from Toledo which probably cost me 10.00 in gas one way. It's at a state park, not sure if that was even mentioned. But I did call numerous times no one ever told me it would cost me 10.00 to park on top of the 35 45 bucks to canoe for two elderly adventurous people, just glad to be getting out to do something active for a change on a limited income. We both have bad knees, can't run handicap sticker in our car that is 20 years old (kind of lucky to have even made it)! I told the lady sitting at the park I can't afford 10 dollars she said well the web site says it cost to park, I said I did not see it any where on the web site. Talk about a ridiculous cost to park while you canoe. I said for even handicap senior citizens she said yes. I said Well I am not paying that, I can't afford that, we will figure out what else we can do. So I looked around for some place to park where we could walk into the park without paying couldn't find anywhere. So, we went to the one that is in ann arbor FREE PARKING. Ridiculous it would seem like something else could be figured out with this expensive cost. SENIOR CITIZENS: Do Not Go to Skips unless you want to pay another 10.00 on top of the cost of canoeing on a fixed income to let your car sit at a park for 3 or 4 hours. Totally Ridiculous! Vickie

La Bistecca Italian Grille - Pasta bolognese - this was a side and was a really nice amount of pasta!

La Bistecca Italian Grille

(232 reviews)

$$$

This is the most underrated restaurant in Metro Detroit. It shouldn't be. It's absolutely…read morefantastic. Great pasta, great steaks, great service, and Jerry personally checks on your table. You owe it to yourself to try this place. It's a bit out of the way, but worth the effort. Can't wait to return.

Family dinner on a Friday night to celebrate my wife's birthday. Overall service was very good,…read morebut we did have a bit of a long wait between salad and entrées. The ambience was romantic and a perfect setting for a birthday. The table bread with Italian beans and a unique dipping oil were both delicious. We all really enjoyed them and probably ate too much of it! We then started with some appetizers, the escargot, the calamari, and the torte de Formaggio. The calamari was very good but a small portion and hard to share beyond two people. The Formaggio was the winner of the apps. I really like escargot, but probably would not order this escargot again. Dinner salads were next and several of us upgraded to the Caesar, which was a smart move. Definitely enjoyed it. For entrées, two of us had the Seabass, and three of us had the lamb chops. Both were OK, but honestly, a little disappointing for this quality of a restaurant. The lamb chops were thin and a little tough, and the Seabass had a little bit of a fishy taste. We also had an order of the shrimp and scallop Bucatini, which got a great review. For dessert, they brought us their crème brûlée on the house, which was very nice. We also ordered the chocolate mousse cake and the maple cheesecake. All of it was devoured, but I think the crème brûlée was by far the best. I'm not sure but I think it may have been the best I've tasted.

The Ledger

The Ledger

(135 reviews)

Food: after being there probably about 10 times, I will say the menu changes, and some hit and…read moremiss, but overall, you can find something suit to your palate. I like the moderate and healthier portion of the plate. I found new modern American restaurants are gradually trending to a smaller sized dishes. Many desserts here seem to be instagram worthy and the cocktail here can be eye candies sometimes. Ambiance: Ambiance is one of the reasons make up to the 5 star rating of this place. This is one of the restaurants in Plymouth has the decor embracing modern upscale feel which is my cup of tea. The tree in the middle of room gives you an outdoor ambiance while enjoying the inside comfort. Service: Nothing stand out but the service is mostly prompt and well staffed. Final verdict: I've come here for three birthday celebrations, and previously they gave birthday person a free cake, a free Polaroid phot as souvenir and even a wine opening gift sets one time, but this year I got nothing! That's a disappointing downgrade, but overall, still a great spot to visit in downtown Plymouth for a meal, a drink or just a sweet!

The restaurant is in the 1st floor of an old bank building. Small dining room but we loved the…read moreatmosphere and the bar area. The techno background music wasn't our taste but it wasn't loud and kind of fit the modern clean ambiance, so fine. Prices for drinks seemed reasonable but some menu items seemed a bit overpriced. Service was mixed. The hostess was friendly and made us feel welcome. A good first impression. The waiter responsible for keeping the water filled was excellent. Our primary server was ok and let us set the pace for the most part. However she put dessert menus in front of us halfway through our entrees. We felt it was inappropriate subtle pressure. We skipped dessert as a result. Interesting cocktails and nice wine by the glass list. We started with the Candle, beef tallow formed into a small candle with bread ($12); basically artistic bread and butter as our server called it. It was ok but doubt we'd order it again. On the other hand the Tuna Tartare ($26) was excellent and I highly recommend it. We both had the 16oz prime ribeye ($72). It wasn't the best looking ribeye and could have been trimmed better. It was cooked to perfection and had a nice flavor. Our shareable sides, truffle fries ($16) with two delicious homemade sauces and broccoli ($18) were great! We look forward to a return visit with our wives.

French Toast Bistro - Beignets so light and airy!

French Toast Bistro

(221 reviews)

$$

As a mom & son date, we came for breakfast... We had about a 40min wait but it worked out because…read moreit gave us enough time to go next door a pick out some necessities for his college move-in. When we got back, we were seated and it too a good 5min before our waitress made it to us. Once we ordered, it took about 15min for the food to arrive. Everything was delicious and fulfilling.

Came here for brunch with my mom last weekend for her birthday and we had a solid experience!…read more We both ordered the eggs benedict but my mom went with the potato pancake (basically a hash brown cake) while I went with the grits. The grits in particular were excellent! My mom liked her potatoes but she did say she was a little jealous of the grits and took a few forkfuls from me. The benedict was also very good, served on a biscuit rather than the traditional english muffin, which I liked very much. Mine was a little light on the hollandaise so I would ask for a bit more of that next time. I also had an iced frozen latte which was quite good! Like many folks right now we're avoiding raw mixed greens so we both skipped those with our meals but even without it was still plenty of food. We also ordered beignets, a mix of powdered sugar and cinnamon sugar, with chocolate and foster's sauce (caramel) on the side. To me the beignets read more like a popover than a beignet but they were still good. Loved that they came warm and the foster's sauce was really nice! Our server was awesome and checked in on us regularly. Food came quickly, too. We did have to wait about 30 minutes for a table but it wasn't too bad and they'll take your number so you don't have to stay too close if you'd prefer to wait in your car (not much else to do around there, unless you're feeling like browsing Office Max next door). Overall a very solid dining experience and we both remarked we'd be eager to return again soon!

Alpine Chocolat Haus

Alpine Chocolat Haus

(64 reviews)

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I visited during the Plymouth Ice Festival and simply had to try a hot chocolate from Alpine…read moreChocolat Haus when I saw that they had dark hot chocolate. Some of the best hot chocolates I've ever had are from chocolate shops (makes sense) so I had high hopes. The price was quite reasonable I think for a premium hot chocolate, $4.99 for a dark hot chocolate with Mayan spice (cinnamon, cayenne, etc.) added. There was an option to add whipped cream and marshmallows but I opted out. The cocoa was excellent - delightfully chocolatey and definitely spicy - it definitely had a kick. I would order again in a heartbeat - maybe it's a good thing for my body that I don't live that close to Plymouth. They also have a nice array of chocolates, very similar to classic chocolate shops. I bought a couple of dark chocolate covered cherries and dark chocolate honeycomb chips for my mother and she loved them and she can normally be very picky about these type of chocolates. She said they were very fresh and the cherry flavor of the chocolate covered cherries was excellent. These were probably her favorite chocolates she's had in the last ten years or so. Alpine Chocolate Haus was definitely a winner and we'll be back whenever we're in Plymouth.

Alpine Chocolat Haus, stay for the serenity, leave because you can't find anything to enjoy…read more I'm genuinely shocked they are still open, and yet, glad for it, as ACH is a welcome respite in a downtown that can be boisterous at times. If you are looking to a quiet place to gab with your gal pals, this is the place! There was only ONE food item I tried that was worth consuming, except you can't really take it with you - the hot fudge on the ice cream! Please sell this in jars, the taste rivals Sanders! But, everything else I tried? Barely edible. Sampled 4 ice cream flavors , just because I was trying to find one that was palatable, settled on vanilla because I felt bad sampling more flavors...the ice cream is very poor quality. Being a Michigan company, I am surprised that they don't have Guernsey ice cream? That would be a welcome improvement for sure! Purchased 3-4 chocolates to go, I think one with cherries, another with maple, maybe a coconut, and a Buckeye. Let me preface this with the fact I love chocolate...after one bite of each, I threw them away. And the Buckeye was so revolting I automatically spit it out...what kind of peanut butter tastes like that?! I wish you were better, Alpine Chocolate Haus. :(

Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar

Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar

(394 reviews)

$$$$

Consistently Outstanding Food and Service!…read more If you're looking for one of the best filets in the Metro Detroit area, look no further than Fleming's in Livonia! Their filets are consistently served piping hot, with a beautiful sear on the outside, cooked to perfection and seasoned just right. The quality of their food never disappoints. What truly sets Fleming's apart, (other than their outstanding food), however, is their exceptional waitstaff. The servers are attentive, professional, and personable without ever being overbearing. They have a wonderful way of making you feel welcome, remembering their guests, and anticipating your needs without hovering. In my experience, they are among the finest servers you'll find in any upscale restaurant. It's also impressive how many of their staff members have been there since the restaurant first opened. That kind of longevity speaks volumes about the management, training, and work environment--and it certainly shows in the level of service they provide. The atmosphere is equally inviting, offering an elegant yet comfortable setting where you can enjoy a relaxed meal and carry on a conversation without competing with excessive noise. Yes, Fleming's is a little pricey, but in my opinion, you truly get what you pay for. Outstanding food, exceptional service, and a consistently enjoyable dining experience make Fleming's one of my absolute favorite restaurants!

We haven't visited often, but we had a wonderful meal and will definitely be back. We both ordered…read morethe limited-time filet mignon special with signature potatoes, paired with a bottle of Quilt Cabernet Sauvignon, and everything was delicious. After our initial order, we decided we also wanted to add half a dozen oysters and were glad we did--they were the best we've had, generously sized, clean, and free of shells. We also ordered Caesar salads and a few extra sides, so we had plenty of leftovers. Sandy K was our server and made an already great evening even better.

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