It's all about the Team of people taking care of the customers every need. It starts at the…read moremanagement being out front and involved in all aspects of the business every day. The servers and the bartenders are the best in the area. They display genuine care for the customer. They are attentive and create a great experience. The food is the Star and it should be. Always a great selection. Fair pricing for the oversized portions. Be ready to take home the extras. The location is excellent in the heart of the premium outlets right in Birch Run. Easy on and off the highway. The dining room is an easy and comfortable atmosphere for the family. The bar is warming and exciting and always full of energy. The games are on the TV's. And the bartenders are always smiling.

I was debating on what to give them. The service was okay but could've been better but the food was…read morejust okay. I ordered the hamburger deep dish pizza and I could barely eat it because the meat tasted very plain. I'm not sure if I would go back. But my kids did enjoy their meals. Then when asked for the dessert to go didn't even have all the ingredients like the picture and then when I asked the waitress had a problem.

Food is great and the service is always quick. I like get the gyros, my husband likes the meatloaf.read more

Love a classic Coney Island. We had a good experience dining here. We ordered the Mediterranean…read moresalad and moussaka (eggplant with cheese). The portions were very generous. The restaurant ambiance is chill and casual. Staff were friendly and professional. Will definitely be back!

I actually like bagger Dave's. Specializes in burgers but more of a chain/applebees type…read moreatmosphere. Always find the burgers here good although my bun became soggy which is annoying but not a deal breaker for me Good solid burger chain. Would Definately be on my list of places to consider when passing through

My son wanted to try this place since it was one of the few restaurants in Birch Run we hadn't been…read moreto. After our visit, I understand why it was nearly empty. We started with the Santa Fe nachos and fried pickle chips. The nachos were already soggy when they arrived, and the pickles were cut far too thick and not crispy at all. The portion of sour cream was also too small for the size of the nachos. We didn't finish either appetizer. For my entrée, I ordered the Train Wreck Burger with onion rings. The name ended up being fitting, but not in a good way. The burger was bland, and the fried egg that was supposed to be part of it was barely noticeable. I only ate about half. My son's hot honey chicken sandwich was just average and overpriced, and the fries that came with it were clearly overcooked and not fresh. They were taken off the bill, which was appreciated, but didn't change the overall experience. The restaurant itself was clean, and there are plenty of seating options including booths, high tops, and a bar. The service was polite, but overall the experience felt very underwhelming. For the prices they charge, the food quality simply isn't there. We left disappointed and won't be returning.

Overall excellent experience. Our sever was very attentive and knowledgeable. The second we walked…read morein we felt extremely comfortable and felt transported back to Jamaica The chicken patty was 10/10. As a Jamaican it reminded me of patty back home from Juici Patty. I was pleasantly surprised by the flavor. The beef patty was also really good. It was a tad more oily and the crust was not as flaky as the chicken. They drizzled butter on top of the patty which was not necessary. The patties are excellent on their own without The jerked chicken was very tender. It was literally falling off the bone. The jerk sauce is a little spicy but also very flavorful. Would highly recommend getting the sauce on the side. That's how it's served in Jamaica. The chicken was swimming in the sauce which took away from the actually well seasoned meat and the crispiness of the skin That jerk chicken is known for The ackee and saltfish was excellent. It is my favorite Jamaican dish and they did a really good job in making it authentically. I think this chef loves butter so it was a tad too much better for me but I'm being very picky since I grew up with this By far the best Jamaican food we have had in the Midwest. Highly recommend and a completely unexpected gem in Frankenmuth, Michigan of all places

I've been to Jamaica 11 times and this is as authentic as it gets. True Jamaicans cooking with…read morelove! From the jerk chicken falling off the bone to the festival being just the right texture they crushed it!

We stopped at Kretchzsky BBQ in Caro with a group of four... two adults and two kids…read more Unfortunately, this was a disappointing experience from beginning to end, and based on what we experienced, I wouldn't return. The overall experience This is a counter service BBQ joint. You order at the counter, your food comes in styrofoam containers, and you get your own plastic silverware. That's not necessarily a problem by itself, but when you're paying more than $80 for four people and aren't getting sides with most of the meals, the overall value starts to become an issue. There is also an upcharge for paying with a credit card. I paid cash because of that, but I don't like seeing businesses add a fee simply for using a card. More concerning was the lack of understanding when we asked about gluten free options. We had someone in our group with celiac disease, and the person taking our order didn't seem to understand what a gluten allergy or cross contamination actually means. That made us very uncomfortable about what could safely be eaten. If you have celiac disease or a serious gluten allergy, I would strongly recommend asking detailed questions and being very cautious here. Then we found out they had no ice, and most of the fountain drinks were unavailable. There wasn't a single diet drink available, which was particularly frustrating because three people in our group are diabetic. They did have 20 ounce bottles of Faygo available from a refrigerator for $2 each, but there were still no diet options. The sauce situation When our food arrived, none of our meals came with BBQ sauce. I've eaten at a lot of BBQ restaurants, and I honestly can't remember ever being served BBQ without sauce being available with the meal. I went back to the counter and asked if we were supposed to get sauce. I was told no. I then asked for some and was told it was $2 per small dipping cup. All four of us wanted two sauces, which would have been another $8 on top of an already expensive meal. I explained that I've never been to a BBQ restaurant that didn't provide at least some sauce with the order. The response was essentially, "OK." That was the final straw for me. Charging extra for a tiny cup of BBQ sauce when you're already charging what I consider a premium price for the food is simply not something I'm interested in supporting. Now, the food. I ordered a full rack of ribs with mac and cheese and coleslaw. I specifically requested the ribs without BBQ sauce so I could have sauce on the side but got no sauce. The ribs were, unfortunately, some of the worst I've had at a BBQ restaurant. They had very little smoke flavor, were extremely fatty and soggy, and didn't have the texture I'd expect from properly smoked ribs. There was also no noticeable smoke ring. While a smoke ring by itself doesn't prove whether ribs were properly smoked, combined with the extremely faint smoke flavor, it certainly left me questioning how long they had actually been on the smoker. Properly smoked ribs should have rendered much more of the excess fat, and a good BBQ operation should generally trim excessive fat before cooking. These ribs just didn't taste or eat like ribs that had been properly smoked. The mac and cheese was underwhelming. The coleslaw was actually good in flavor, although it was on the dry side. The pulled pork sandwich was OK nothing particularly special. The pulled chicken was dry. The pulled pork itself was average at best. Overall: The food was disappointing, the value was poor, the drink selection was extremely limited, the lack of understanding regarding celiac disease was concerning, and having to pay extra for BBQ sauce was the final strike for me. We spent more than $80 for four people, with only one person ordering sides, and still would have had to spend another $8 just to have enough BBQ sauce for everyone. I don't mind paying good money for good BBQ. In fact, I'll happily pay more when the quality justifies it. But at this price point, I expect better food, better service, better options, and a much better overall experience. Unfortunately, Kretchzsky BBQ missed the mark for us, and I won't be making a return visit.

Got 2# of pulled pork to go. Family meal at home. Worked out great. Plenty of food and birthday…read morecake and ice cream. Yehhhhhh

Wow, what a hidden gem! It's in the same parking lot as a car dealership!…read more The Slim Jim sandwich was so freakin' good! They have amazing ham. It had ham, cheese, tomatoes, and let. I like how the fries are A La carte because I didn't want them, just the sandwich! It worked out perfect. My husband had the French Toast and the portion was pretty large. He didn't even finish. Considering how much food you got and how tasty it is, the prices are out of this world cheap!

Great local breakfast place! Clean, quick service and food was very good. Was a little disappointed…read morewith no traditional eggs Benedict in the Benedict section of the menu only eggs with sausage gravy on top. It was still good and we will come back again when we are in the area.

Hubs said pad Thai was best he's had. We enjoyed the mild spice pho. Spring rolls' esteemed…read morereputation is well-deserved, though we were divided on whether the veg or beef ones were better. This is a good choice for a slower-paced meal, but I would not recommend it for larger parties unless you are eating family-style. We arrived on a Friday night when it was full (about 6:30; they close at 8:00) and after waiting about 10 minutes for a table, there was considerable wait for our food as well. The server, who was so sweet, explained the kitchen operates with only a 4-burner stove. We watched a 6-top near us get served their entrees over a period of about 10 minutes, and then the last man waited for his about an additional 5. They were together, but not eating together most of the time, and it seemed awkward for them. Vibe and decor had great energy. We would definitely return!

Excellent fresh menu with delicious egg rolls! Have the heat your way or no heat at all!read more

After a long day of shopping at Birch Run and Frankenmuth, stopping at A&W was exactly what my…read morefamily needed. The lobby was impressively clean, which instantly made the experience feel welcoming. The employees were so kind and patient -- a huge plus when you're tired and hungry! The food really hit the spot. I loved the chicken strips with honey mustard, and the chicken sandwich was just as good. And of course, you can't beat the classic A&W root beer served in a frosted mug! Such a perfect touch. This was the perfect little recharge stop. I'll definitely be back when shopping in the area!

A five for the pleasant service. These ladies will laugh and chat with you as long as time permits…read more True on all four of my visits. The hot dogs taste as great as when I was a kid. A&W has made some questionable changes over the years, but too few to really matter. Root beer and I don't get along, when I come here I throw caution to the wind and savor a large, frosty one and pay the price later. It's easily accessible on the campus of the Birch Run Outlet Mall. There's hardly ever a crowd and parking is a snap. They even have an undeveloped parking area with a view of the mall or the wooded area.