Good breakfast deals. Clean place, professional wait staff. Good food. Kind of loud. I've never had…read morea bad meal there. Coffee is I think $3.00 ... to me that's a bit pricey but the large portions of food I guess make up for it. It's always busy, because they serve good fresh food.

Since moving to the area, I frequent the Pelican Cafe often. My boyfriend and I often go for…read morebreakfast or anytime we want diner food. The service has always been fantastic. Drinks always stay full. Fast and friendly service. Food is delicious and prices are very reasonable! I frequently get the #4 breakfast special, which is about $5. Prices have gone up over the last year but that's expected. The quality of food is great for the price. You don't break the bank going to the Pelican. I often crave their pancakes! Perfect place to go when you want to have a breakfast date with a friend.

Love the location. Right on the river. You can see freighters go by. Perfect place to have lunch or…read moredinner.

Easter Sunday brunch at the River Crab has been a tradition for my family for many years. But what…read morewe experienced this year, has brought that tradition to a close. Many of the food items that have been on the brunch line were eliminated. Also a family favorite in the past has been the biscuits and gravy. My husband best described the gravy as S.O.S., the stuff that the Army used to serve. Even the coffee was bad. We left with the feeling that there was just no effort put into the brunch. And to add insult to injury, they again raised the price to $60 for adults, and $30 for children. We are now searching for a new restaurant for our Easter brunch.

The service here is great! The staff is very friendly and accommodating. My family has been here…read morefor brunch a few times for large gathering celebrations. I always order from the breakfast menu and the menu items I've tried were delicious in a good old fashioned homey way. Although hash browns were a little bland for me, but that's what ketchup is for! They have a decent variety of options for dietary needs.

I have to say, this place is pretty well done! It's really just a basic diner in a small town, but…read morelooking at the menu, it looks like they have music from time to time as well as a TV to watch football games so it's almost like a hybrid sports bar Just went in for lunch and had a French dip sandwich which really was quite good It's a diner that serves alcohol! Service was good. The place was clean. I would definitely recommend it.

Quoth the Raven "Evermore!"…read more Has an accessible entrance, flat flooring, and a wheelchair-accessible restroom. Unfortunately, due to the historic nature of the building, the upstairs seating area is only accessible by stairs. Quaint, charming café that serves lunchtime treats, coffee, and pastries. The hot cocoa is divine! I really like the literary/"dark academia" vibes and decor, as well as the many cute birdie knick-knacks roosting about the space. Service was friendly and unrushed, I felt free to linger and enjoy at my leisure. I will make it a point to stop in here whenever I pass through Port Huron! I dropped in during the week and there was zero-wait for a table, although I imagine the place probably bustles on weekends!

Maybe it was an off day…read more.. A few of us drove over from Metro Detroit as this has been on my list to try. It's a cute place with a cool theme and is likely great for neighborhood folks who have their regular orders and stop in since it's close. Cons: I felt the place could have used a detailed cleaning. They brought out my friend's salad with *completely brown/gray avocado* on it. And when I say completely gray, I mean completely. Why it left the kitchen and made it to the table is a mystery. We addressed it with the server. Server was nice, but seemed perhaps not as informed about details of menu and drinks. I ordered the peanut butter mocha, but tasted no PB at all. I drank it all - it wasn't that big of a deal, but I agree with other reviews; iced coffee drinks are a touch weak. Pros: Staff was friendly. Cozy atmosphere. Nice size menu. Rest of what we all ordered was good.

It's been a while since I wrote something nice about this restaurant. Not their fault!…read more I was warmly greeted and told I could sit wherever I want. I selected about, but since I was not able to maintain my bikini figure these past few months (okay, past few years, perhaps), it was a little tight getting seated. This morning I ordered the 1/2 Olympic Omelette. It was filled with gyro meat, feta cheese, tomatoes and onions. Topped with a small portion of Greek taziki sauce, it hit the spot for me. I passed on the pita bread and substituted toast, instead. With drink, the total came to just over $8. The meal did the trick for me, I was satisfied. I look forward to my next visit.

It's been in the neighborhood since before I was born and the locals love it. The service and…read moreprices are great and everyone is welcomed.

My family and I have chose Big Boy for our dinner several times since moving to the area. Big Boy…read morehad limited hours and limited menu during the covid 19 pandemic. They have since expanded the menu as time has gone on. I have always ordered over the phone. My boyfriend and I have always ordered the Slim Jim & fries ($7.99) They certainly give you a ton of fries with your sandwich. As a fry lover, I couldn't even finish the portion. Even during the dinner rush, I was told my wait time would be 10 minutes and each time I arrived on time and my food was ready for me. Staff has always been friendly. You go inside to pick up your meal at the counter. All employees wear masks. Looking forward to coming back for breakfast with a friend when restaurants open.

When we dine in there are normally no issues, but today we decided to order ahead and pick up some…read moresalads. It was about $14 dollars each. $29 something in total.... Please tell my why you get a thin layer of lettuce for $14??? Not in this economy! No thank you! You shouldn't be able to see the bottom of the togo box for $29 in total :/

Met a buddy for lunch ... and it was apparently Estrogen Day. We were the only two male customers…read more Everything is scratch made. The chicken soup is excellent! So glad I ordered it. My buddy ordered the quiche of the day and he said it was also excellent. The staff is young and attentive. The dining room is noisy, but not so noisy to inhibit conversation. Will I return? Yes, but I live 75 miles away.

Beautiful interior with local artistry. Extremely friendly staff with ample vegan options and…read moredrinks opted for the vegan veggie wrap with which was delicious and they had some vegan pastries.

I would absolutely give five stars if it was not 45 minutes to get our food for lunch…read more Immediately upon walking in, I was impressed. He looked a lot fancier than I expected, but still comfortable to come here for lunch. There was one server and quite a few tables, which I think posed the initial challenge. There were three of us and we each ordered something different. One colleague what are the tacos another a butter, chicken sandwich and I ordered the chicken tikka flatbread. After about 45 minutes of waiting, our food arrived, and it was absolutely delicious. I don't think I've ever had anything like that before and I'm sad that I am not local and may never have it again. Everyone was pleased with their meals. We had to ask for the check as soon as the food arrived and sadly couldn't afford any more time to savor it as much as we all wanted to. I would absolutely return but at dinner time when you can allocate possibly two hours.

Firstly, this establishment has remodeled and rebranded as "Simply OMG" and is now a sit down…read morerestaurant. Service was wonderful, kitchen was quick, and server was friendly. As for the food... here's where the stars go down. We tried the buffalo chicken poutine and the butter chicken poutine- both were okay at best. Buffalo chicken poutine had sparse toppings and a mild flavor profile. The butter chicken poutine was much more saucy- but at the expensive of flavor. The curry tasted more like american chili than any butter chicken I've ever tasted. Maybe stick with more simple items at this establishment.

The Sunday buffet was delicious. Their biscuits and gravy was the best I have ever had. I went back…read morefor seconds even though I am a light eater. Patricia and her co workers were friendly and attentive. Beautiful view of water and the passing freighters. The restaurant is small but well laid out with a cosy fireplace.

The food was good. It was right on the water. Service wasn't great. Sign said seat yourself so we…read moredid. Then no one came to wait on us. They passed by us and would say nothing.

I want to love this place, but I can only like it. The food is too hit and miss for me to "not be…read moreable to wait" until my next visit. I'll eat here, but not as often as i would if they polished up their menu/execution. The chicken dishes, all of them, are terrible. They advertise "tender chicken cut into slices," but if you look at any of the pics on here, it's all the same - tiny, little chicken bits, dry and overcooked. The more obscure dishes are the way to go. They fail hard on the basics, but hit home runs on their more unheard of menu items. If you've never heard of something, but it sounds good - that's what you should order here. Chicken lemon rice: 3/10 Not enough chicken, lemon tastes artificial and weird, soup is bland. I've had better CLR at most any coney island. Chicken Gyro: 3/10 Chicken was dry, the orzo was dry and overcooked, tziki sauce was thick and lacked flavor. Plenty of chicken... I would have rather had less chicken, cooked better. I haven't seen their chicken kabob, but it seems like this place uses the thick part of their breast for the kabobs, and uses the scraps bits for all of their other dishes. Grape Leaves: 7/10 Good flavor, good sauce... wish the CLR soup tasted as good as the sauce from the grape leaves. Stifado: 9/10 Excellent dish. Good amount of beef, great flavor, nice stew. This is the dish that I would come back for. Bread basket: Bread: 4/10 - they serve the bread ice cold. Olive oil: 9/10 - excellent flavor, super light, nice lemon zest Service: 8.5/10 - good job. They had one guy for all 8 or so tables, but did he did a good job covering them. The busser/assistant did a good job at keeping our waters and bread full, but he tries to carry too much, and it causes a big distraction (glasses clunking, nearly falling over, re-stacking)... sometimes two trips is better than one... He also says "of course" (pet peeve) when someone says "thank you." Perhaps I'm weird, but I find that terribly dismissive, and off-putting.

First of all the atmosphere. Simple yet elevated. The food was surperb and if we didn't live so…read morefar I would be eating here once a week. Everything we ate from the salad and its dressing to the mussels and the gyro were both fresh and delicious. The mussels didn't seem to be debearded but they were fresh and delicious. The gyro doesn't naturally come with feta but they brought a large side of it! And there was one server and the host who managed to provide quality service even with 6 tables coming in at the same time.