This was my last stop before leaving Detroit. Nothing says "great breakfast" like 2 coney dogs and…read morea Vernors, right? lol Loved the old school counter vibe of this place. The lady behind the counter was nice! The dogs, were delicious! They use a regular non cased hot dog here, so no snap, but the texture was still enjoyable. They pile on the chili and mustard and onions here. Probably the heaviest coney dogs I had all trip. After I was done, I still had a couple forkfuls of chili and onions to scoop up. Super messy, just like all the others. Also.....why do all the coney dog places in Detroit use shitty paper thin napkins? You need to use like 20. All good though, worth it! I can definitely see why Bourdain loved this place. Old school, and delicious!

Why 4 stars? Because this might be the most inexpensive and fastest meal I've had in 10 years…read more --- --- --- When doing my food research for a recent trip to the area, I learned something new: Detroit is known for its coney places. And upon learning this, it seemed pretty universal that Duly's was the favorite of all of them. So when my friend and I drove in from Cleveland, Duly's was literally our first stop. We waited maybe 5 minutes for a couple of seats to open up, and promptly ordered a couple of coney's each. I'm not exaggerating when I say I was taking my first bite less than 3 minutes later. And they were quite tasty. So tasty, in fact, that I ordered a third one. And some coffee to avoid a food coma. And my grand total was $13 lol. The last time I paid $13 for a meal was.... the early 2010's? Kudos to Duly's for running a quick, affordable operation here!

Excellent brunch- traditional and updated flavors! The duck…read morehash and street corn hash were both delicious! First class biscuits are worth the upgrade!

I finally made it here. I've been told to try Dine Store by a few friends and I just haven't made…read moreit until this week. Tucked in the Chrysler building is the Dime Store restaurant, this is a small establishment with about 20-ish tables and bar seating. Entrance is through the Chrysler building. I must mention there is ample street or structure parking in the area. Dine Store is casual feels with BIG flavors! Plus the Staff were friendly and welcoming. At our table, we started with Chai Lattes. They offer milk alternatives-Yaay! The Chai was good sprinkled with cinnamon and steaming hot. It could have used a bit more chai, which I'm sure they would have supplied but it was good that I sipped away. To note, they do offer cocktails and beers, as not all brunch places do. We tried the Mushroom and Goat cheese Omelette and a Build your Own omelette. Our table was pleased as the omelettes may appear 'small' but don't let that fool you, they were packed with flavor. Also, the dishes were made to order. The cubed potatoes were delicious along with the Zingerman's Toast with strawberry jam. Oh yes, we also got a side of the chicken sausage and no disappointments. Everything was cooked to perfection. I must point out that the ingredients were fresh, we could taste the difference with the farm to table ingredients and the potatoes and omelettes were not greasy at all! Can't wait to visit again-recommended!

Servers are amazing! Sophie always takes care of us and is a delight to speak with. Came in with…read moremy girlfriend for their 32oz Root Beer Float. And it was delicious. Also had country fried chicken, tortilla soup, strawberry cream and a sausage egg sandwich. Everything was amazing and delicious! The diner has a wonderful cozy home feel to it. Meaning it looks like your typical diner. Love how it looks. Cannot wait to go again soon!

Great, fast, friendly service. Great team work by the servers…read more I ordered a double cheeseburger: Yes: Lettuce, onion, tomato & pickle Not: Ketchup, mustard or mayo Kitchen made it exactly bassackwards. I checked the order slip; it was entered correctly correct. Ordered to be cooked medium; served rare. Bun: Fresh, but barely toasted Veggies: Fresh, cool & crisp Beef? Not seared. Flavor A bit muted. I do not care for a lot of salt, but I added salt. I asked if perhaps my order was swapped with someone else's. Nope. All the kitchen screw-ups do not justify 3-Stars that Yelp considers Okay. Will I return? Perhaps. I am curious about their breakfast menu.

Food is good. Servers are friendly and overall a good place to go. Nice place to go to.read more

The staff was very friendly and made us feel at home. The French fries, and Mac and cheese are…read moreexcellent. There hamburgers are slightly over cooked, to much onion, and fry. The restaurant it's self is very clean. If you want the 50's dinner experience then this is the place for you!

Pretty excited to have a new coney island in the neighborhood and not having to travel far. I've…read morestopped in four times for carry-outs since they opened and have not been disappointed. Two times I ordered a BLT and french fries. I'm super picky about fries...I ordered them well done both times and they were PERFECTION. I have no idea what type of oil they fry them in, but they were tasty, crisp, and hot...just how I like them. And the order was huge! The BLT had crispy bacon as ordered and a lot of it, plus the usual tomato and lettuce. The only thing lacking was a side pickle, but I will ask for one next time and make the suggestion. Another order was a ham and American cheese omelet for breakfast. The ham was in chunks! I kid you not. Flavorful and good...but IMO it overtook the cheese part of the omelet. It needs another slice of cheese to make the omelet perfect. Hashbrowns were crisp, hot, and good. Toast is toast. Lastly, I tried a chef salad. It was huge and heavy! Totally large enough for two meals! Big full strips of ham and turkey - I cut them in half to save for a second meal. Tons of cheese, lettuce and tomato, and the hard boiled egg was perfect, as in no green to be seen! Dressing on the side, and I added croutons at home. This is exactly how I like my salad! The menu itself is large and varied - pretty much anything you want is on there. (Looking at YOU, meat loaf...) There is also a display case with desserts that looks very tempting... I will have to check that out next time. I think the prices are fair. The restaurant is clean and cozy; the service is really good, friendly, and fast. The location is great too - I-75 and Sibley Rd, just off the exit past Racho Rd., so if you are a traveler its an easy place to stop in to eat, then jump right back on the freeway. I'm giving this place 5 stars. The effort is there. I think you will love this place!

Newly opened Coney Island on the corner of Sibley and Racho rds. Cute little spot with about 10…read morebooths and as many tables. We each just ordered a breakfast, his with sausage, mine with bacon and a half order of biscuits and gravy. Our breakfast was so good. The potatoes were cooked perfectly, as was the meats and eggs. Even the toast was piping hot. The biscuits and gravy were just ok. I feel like it was canned sausage gravy, but I've had way worse. The service was great, very friendly and we felt to be in good hands. We will definitely be back. The pricing was very fair as well!

I know this place has been open for awhile for full food service, but I remember when it was simply…read morea display with plastic food. The kids also remember back in the day just walking through and wishing they could eat here. Then, it finally happened, and they were so excited! Many, many years ago, I remember my oldest child finally liking chicken pot pie due to this place serving it. Well, over the years the menu has chanced, but the kids still love this experience and can't resist coming here for lunch. True, as stated in another review, the menu is super limited, but it has that charm of an old timey diner. The menu also changes from time to time, so go online before you come or look at the menu at the front before entering, because there are other places to eat, especially when the Village is also open. A couple of us opted for the half chicken salad sandwich and the cup of soup. I got broccoli cheddar and my child got the chicken noodle, but she wished she got the broccoli. We also had chips and bottles of pop, I got the Coke and it was so good and refreshing. I do not love sugar Coke unless it is from the glass bottle (this was cane sugar from Mexico, and really good, not too sweet). The other child got pastrami and cheese with mayo, also very tasty. I love a good old fashion sandwich that I do not need to make myself, it tastes like old school elementary school lunch from my childhood. We also got pies a la mode. One got pumpkin and two got mixed berry, all very good. You do not come here just for the food, this is for the atmosphere and the experience, which is worth it at least once, even though my kids will want it almost every visit.

Super neat experience! Just very limited options. We were a little upset that the soup of the day…read morewas Campbell's Tomato Soup. At least they're honest. We just felt a little frustrated that we paid $4 for a bowl of Campbell's soup. The frappe (milkshake) was very tasty and I enjoyed my chicken salad sandwich. Service was great. Fun lunch to break up the long museum day!

My friends and I visited Karan for brunch and had an ok experience. The food was nothing to rave…read moreabout and in terms of the sweet options (pancakes) almost inedible. They were doused in a syrup that had no distinct flavor and made the pancakes very soggy. The caprese chicken sandwich however, was wonderful. A big plus is that they source their coffee drinks from Qahwah house next door!

Beautiful establishment! Service was good; food was ok, I will have to go back to try more items on…read morethe menu. Drinks were really good, but they only serve mock tails. I hope they get their liquor license soon. Overall great atmosphere