Good, not great. I'd eat here again if someone else wanted to go, but I wouldn't seek it out. I…read morewould choose five guys over little ghost. The Burger: The patty is the highlight. It has perfect density, is well-seasoned, and is easily 15% better than a Five Guys patty. The Toppings: The lack of customization is frustrating. No extra options or toppings are allowed. It comes with American cheese, shredded iceberg lettuce (not a fan), and way too much sauce. The sauce itself is okay, but the burger was drowning in it. The Fries: Good firmness, they definitely hold their shape better than Five Guys but Five Guys' Cajun fries still win on flavor. The Value: I paid about $20 for a burger, fries, and a tip. It feels expensive, but with Five Guys at $18 and a McDonald's Big Arch meal at $14 these days, the price is fairly standard for the current market.

Just realized I didn't take any photos of my food lol…read more 3.5/5 Came here for lunch today after wanting to try this place out. It's a very small burger joint with minimum seating. Ordered a single, a double, two drinks and fries. Totally was 34$. Very expensive I feel. Food was good though. I did enjoy the burger. The single was enough. They don't have any toppings for the burger besides cheese, lettuce and their ghost sauce (basically mayo, pickles and maybe tomatoes). They do have packets of ketchup and mustard if you ask. Fries were fresh and you can tell. This was my favorite thing. They were actually very good. I didn't care for the fancy sauce too much though. But the size of the fries are shareable I feel. Overall I would come here again and try other food. But, with the lack of toppings for the price, it would steer me away.

I can eat this morning noon and night! This is the only call I go to. It's safe. The food is…read morehigh-quality the employees are so nice, thorough, considerate and they get my order right every time.!

Gyro is great, coneys are great, club sammie is great, and service is always great! I'm looking…read moreforward to trying other things on the menu but have never been disappointed.

Absolutely disappointing!! COLD FOOD!! Whether I rolled through at 11:45, 12:30, 1:25, it makes no…read moredifference. Cold food, cold fries, burgers that were clearly made in advance, cheese on the burger that was never given a chance to nearly melt. COLD. FOOD. YUCK. I had four bad drive thru experiences still giving the benefit of the doubt. Never again!! Don't go to this location if you want a true Wendy's meal. The management clearly doesn't give af about quality and satisfaction. Pretty sad. A waste of money !!

Placed an app order for the drive thru. Arrived and was told they didn't have it and I would have…read moreto go inside to sort it out. Okay... went inside and it was just setting there at the counter already bagged. Not sure why the drive thru person couldn't be bothered to just go get herself. Still wouldn't have been that bad except the lady working the drive thru was incredibly rude about the whole thing and inside was so poorly staffed I had to wait five mins for someone to help me there. Drive thru wasnt even busy as I was the only car in the drive thru lane and I only saw one other go through the whole time I was waiting inside. So I guess she was just really really lazy and couldn't be bothered to walk a few feet to check?

I stopped by What's The Dill for the first time during 313 weekend bar and restaurant crawl. It's a…read moresmall carry out space and I was greeted as soon as I walked in. I loved the customer service. Menu was a nice variety of bread-less options. I went with the namesake sandwich What The Dill that included corned beef and turkey. It didn't disappoint. The pickle tasted fresh and it wasn't too tangy or sweet. It complimented the meat, cheese, veggies and flavors with a nice crunch. I should have ordered more than one sandwich because I liked it so much. I thought it was cool that the included gloves with the sandwich. Parking was available around the building and on an adjacent street. Order was made fresh and there wasn't a long wait. I plan to go back and try some other menu options.

I absolutely loved What's the Dill…read more As someone who's on a diet which discourages bread, I've been on the lookout for all of the breadless options the city has to offer. You have Breadless, you have the Shake Shack lettuce burger (which isn't bad as long as you get a double), Jimmy John's unwich, and What's the Dill. Breadless and What's the Dill are, by far, the best the city has to offer in this department. I got the Big Dill Delight from here and it was tremendous. The quality of the lunch meat was apparent immediately. This was fresh lunch meat with a natural texture and flavor. This was not rubber textured, processed lunch meat that you see far too often. The variety of the lunch meat was tremendous. You had Corned Beef, Turkey, and Ham and then Italian favorites like Pepperoni and Salami. They also included Bacon for no extra cost. The final hurdle was the preparation of a sandwich that has a pickle bun. It's a culinary feat to make this sandwich in an organized fashion without having the bread to fall back on. They did it with flying colors. When I saw the sandwich, I was thoroughly impressed with how they engineered it. I was able to eat it as a sandwich and not just have it fall apart. I like exploring spots north of West Grand Boulevard, and this is one of the gems. The staff was incredibly kind and helpful and extremely competent, given the difficulty of the sandwiches they are making. It's a carry up restaurant with plenty of parking. This and Breadless take the cake as the best breadless options in the area!

I was in Detroit so of course I had to stop at Eminem's spot or mom's spot don't even know which…read moreone. Anyway, it's a short menu, spaghetti with meat balls, spaghetti bolognese and vegan. They also have spaghetti sandwiches. The staff was nice, the Trailer was cool to see some of Eminem's memorabilia. As far as the food, it tastes like regular spaghetti that you make at home. Well no not my spaghetti cuz it has a little more flavor. But it's like regular home spaghetti. If you're going expecting great spaghetti go somewhere else, if it's on your bucket list then go ahead and visit the food wasn't bad at all, just not great. I'm actually happy I went.

"God, I offer myself to Thee- to build with me and to do with me as Thou wilt. Relieve me of the…read morebondage of self, that I may better do Thy will. Take away my difficulties, that victory over them may bear witness to those I would help of Thy Power, Thy Love, and Thy Way of Life. May I do Thy will always!" I came in the door, I said it before, I never let the menu magnetize me no more. But it's bitin' me, fightin' me, invitin' me to grind. I can't hold it back, I'm looking for the line... I recently travelled over 2,000 miles from L.A. to eat here this month, on a weekday around 3pm. No huge crowds, thank goodness. None of my other heroes back home in Califas would feed me, so I had to trudge to Eminem's joint to give it a shot. It's interesting to consider that all the talent in California like King Tee, Tha Alcoholiks, Toddy Tee, Ice Tee, Ice Cube, Too Short, DJ Quik, WC(dub-c), Mack 10, Kam, Above the Law, The Game, MC Eiht, Snoop Dogg, Kendrick Lamar, Cypress Hill, or The Pharcyde have yet to open a food establishment of their own. I believe Kid Frost may have had a place at one time, however, it closed down before I could eat there. Eminem is pulling it off in his home town and I believe that is something to celebrate! It is a true miracle for any artist to make a living from what they create. Eminem not only accomplished this as an artist, he also created something from an idea of his, that now employees others from the Detroit area. How freakin incredible is that shit! An artist that is in a position to give something back to his community is a big deal. These are what everyday miracles look like my friends. Art has purpose and meaning for the world to enjoy. Culinary art is just another example. Mom's Spaghetti is really reasonably priced. The only place I've ever been to where the spaghetti is this cheap was in Rome, Italy. I'd much rather come to Detroit again than jump on a 12 hour flight to Italy. To each their own. My wife and I enjoyed the limited menu here. I ate the spaghetti with meatballs, the bolognese sandwich, and the spaghetti with bolognese. It's comfort food with fresh ingredients served hot and quickly. No complaints from me. I knew the food might be on the mild side so I stopped at Kroger or Meijer and picked up some Serrano peppers to liven up my meal. The chilis made it all pop just right. Mom's Spaghetti tastes good and is three or four notches above Olive Garden or Chef Boyardee. Great comfort food, reasonably priced, for people that are hungry and enjoy a good time and a great value! Eminem's food joint is a must. If I lived in Detroit or if there was a Mom's Spaghetti in Los Angeles, I would have no problem eating here at least twice a week. It's affordable and it fills you up. Spice it up anyway you want to. Eat inside or take it home. It's a fun experience! Thank you Christian for the talk, your kindness, and generous portions brother! Great playlist by the way. You know your tunes. Thank you Chris for your professionalism, your help with taking our picture, and for the merchandise. I'm going to give my Mom her mug this Sunday for Mother's Day. Great job to everyone who made this establishment come to be a reality. If you're ever in L.A. and like to paint, don't hesitate to stop by The Graff Lab at 1038 Venice Bl. Los Angeles, CA 90015. It keeps writers out of trouble and allows the newer generation an opportunity to express themselves honestly without felonious drag, drama, or bullshit. Hip Hop started as a peaceful alternative and we should do our part to keep it that way. God Bless You Eminem and may all the departed mothers Rest In Peace as Mom's Spaghetti continues to live on, ad infinitum! 6/4/00

This is the best Coney place in Detroit. If you ever get a chance to order the Sriracha wings you…read morewill thank me. Parking is ample and we'll lit.

The only coney I will eat but I did have a problem with they corned beef eggrolls it had paper in…read moreand the customer service is not good it's only two ladies there that are always nice when they are there and I had ordered over the phone before and there was a disrespectful girl that answered the phone and left the phone and had someone else pick it up after I asked for two things

Is anyone doing research on how much money restaurants are making from not giving consumers what…read morethey pay for? I decided to order breakfast this morning, so I went to Wendy's. I spent $24, and foolishly I didn't check my bags for all items. I get home, and to my disappointment my large breakfast potatoes were missing (probably didn't need them anyway ). But, I paid for them. I wonder how often this happens, and how does this help their bottom line at the end of the day. Imagine if this happened a few times daily. The missing pops, the fries, and even those extra sauces we pay for, can add up to big money. Another way to cheat the working class consumer...

Horrible. Service was horrible. The girl behind the counter moved slower than molasses and just…read moredidn't care. Line backed up because she was just slow. Food quality was terrible, cold, hard buns probably stale. I will never come here again! We should do better for our people. I wish I could give less than 1.

Lunch time! I stopped in and tried the 3 piece chicken strip meal. I also sampled my friend's fish…read morerolls. The cashier was friendly. The food is just okay. The yum yum ball was a warm ball of dough. The fish rolls look like batter-dipped hot dogs without any fish. The honey mustard sauce is good.

Really good wraps and onion rings here at great prices, service very good and prompt via drive-thru…read moreand the interior is nice and spacious for a fast food joint. Recommended and check it out!

Have you ever felt so loved by someone it made you cry? It…read morewas like I found my soulmate all over again, there will be 4 things I will always remember with such passion and glee, until I part from this earth: 1) marring my wife 2) the birth of my children 3) the first time I had Brayz 4) every future time I go to Brayz

Sometimes our soul just needs a burger. Nothing fancy and the lack of ambiance is the exact…read moreambiance that you are looking for. Thus was s great stop for a great burger backed with good service. If you are in the area, check it out.

Adorable brewery with good food and excellent beer. I ordered a flight and liked everything on…read moreit. I was surprised at how much I enjoyed the fruited sours- which I generally don't like. The pizza was excellent! Tasty and filling. Overall a great place to connect with friends and try unusual but delicious beers.

I stopped by The Ferndale Project on a Thursday afternoon around 2. There were plenty of open seats…read moreand the overall atmosphere felt relaxed and chill. This is an order at the counter spot, so you grab a menu, place your order up front, and they give you a buzzer when your food is ready. I ordered a drink and the chicken Caesar wrap, which came out to $21. The chicken was grilled really nicely and had a lot of flavor. The wrap also comes with a jalapeño Caesar dressing, which initially threw me off since I am not a spicy person, but it ended up being delicious and not spicy at all. I stayed until about 5:30 and more families started coming in and there were quite a few kids around. There is a small playpen area for kids that is not padded, and watching a two year old climb around with no adult looked like a lawsuit waiting to happen. Overall, I had a good experience. The food was solid, the vibe was nice, and I would definitely come back again.