If you like trying real old fashioned food and drink, this is your place. Recipes from 1840s, basic…read morechoices, fish, beef, chicken and noodles. Simple desserts. The service is always friendly and quick. Even has a more modern kids menu for families with picky kids. EBS loved this place and ranked it high on his list so that tells you how good the food is. He ate at too 5 star places all over 40 the world. I just have to bring something to take half my meal home since portions are larger.

We had such a lovely candlelit lunch here. I'm a sucker for historic menus and old-timey settings…read moreso the Eagle Tavern was right up my alley. This spot is nestled in Greenfield Village on Main Street. The menu features some seasonal and historical offerings like pork and apple pie (more like a stew), homemade dumplings, corn muffins with apple butter, sarsaparilla and roasted sweet potatoes to make a free. They were very kid-friendly with booster and high chairs and sweet staff. Our food came out quickly and everyone is treated to complimentary bread, whipped butter, apple butter and homemade pickles. A treat! Overall, a lovely experience.

If you're at the Ford Museum, definitely try to grab a seat inside Lamy's Diner, it's a neat…read moreexperience being able to actually eat inside a piece of the exhibit. The menu is on the smaller side but everything is cheap, so it's a good option if you just want something quick and simple. Nice little touch that adds some extra fun to the museum visit.

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.

Came to this establishment with friends for breakfast. I had the country fried steak, two eggs,…read morehash browns. I substituted the toast for a single order of biscuits and gravy. Everything was cooked to perfection and the flavor and texture was on spot for everything including the biscuit and gravy! You want a good breakfast come to Leon's!

Just had the best free Thanksgiving dinner at Leon's. Ample plate of real mashed potatoes, gravy,…read moreturkey and Green beans. Bread/butter. Pumpkin pie. Coffee, water and cola. Fast service and many volunteers serving and seating folks. Volunteers clearing tables for next guests. All volunteers so friendly and well organized. We met new people at our table. What an uplifting and celebrating experience. We frequent Leon's almost every Sunday after Mass. First time for Thanksgiving dinner. Thank you to all Leon participants who gave their time and energy for such a memorable celebration. We are blessed with your generosity.

Tried this place for dinner while in the Dearborn area heading to metro airport. Loved the old…read morestyle decor of this very old establishment. The french onion soup was a very large portion with a combination of Swiss and mozzarella cheese with robust flavor for broth. Enjoyed half off pizza with 2 drinks on Tuesday nights. Very good. Waitstaff very pleasant.

Stopped back in town grab a burger, I ordered a half pound burger with sweet potato fries. I'm…read morequite sure they gave me a 1/3 lb burger and we were charged for the 1/2lb. That was a bummer since I wasn't eating the bun, which was huge compared to the burger. My boyfriend ordered an 8oz burger and his was muxh larger. I was so hungry and it was busier than I've ever seen it before, so I wasn't able to get the server to come over in time. The server should have noticed that the burger was small, in the kitchen. I can't even see why they would use a large bun on a smaller patty. Anyway, I was disappointed and should have noticed when she set it down, but it is also very dark inside. Normally it's a great burger and this was a disappointment.

Detroit DIA is a must see while in Michigan; it is absolutely beautiful! The staff is super…read moreprofessional! I was not expecting the cafe to taste as good as it did. You have to try the squash soup with the little cornbreads that are served with it. I think I will visit at least once a week.

Café DIA is nostalgic. The museum is special to me because…read moremy mother worked there when I was a child. I visited on a bustling Saturday. The cafe was filled with people, however the service was fast, there were plenty of options to go around, and lots of seating. I was able to eat while ruminating quietly about all of the culture that I was experiencing. The courtyard area is beautiful and is a great setting to enjoy a meal alone, or with others. There are various food stations with a la cart options to suit most anyone. While perusing I noticed entrees, pizza, soups, salads, sandwiches, desserts, etc. I had a loaded baked potato from the Innovations station, which offers a different option each day of the week, including, pasta, breakfast items, and a nacho bar. The prices vary of course with so many different offerings, I would estimate that one could purchase a full meal, including a drink for $20 or less.

The open face turkey sandwich tastes amazing!!!!!! 10/10 So delicious. If it's unhealthy, oh well…read moreit's delicious and I'd purchase it over and over again. My only complaints were, they did not include plastic ware or napkins...I had to eat in the parking lot with my fingers, because I'm greedy and couldn't wait til I got home and I had to pick up my husband which he wanted to eat also after a long day on the road trucking...very disappointing; Do better for takeout customers. I felt the bartender that gave me my items could've been a bit friendlier. Maybe I'll send my husband in next time perhaps he will have a better experience. Also the side of gravy they charged me $1.06 extra. Oh yea the Oreo Cheese cake was phenomenal!! They were bogo. Had to eat that with my fingers also smh.

I came here solely for the Polish night, and was not disappointed. I can't speak to authenticity…read morecompared to anyone's Polish grandmother, but I say it was definitely worth going out of my way for. The cabbage rolls were huge, the pierogi was great, the sausage is just what I crave...nothing bad to report here. Set aside time on a Thursday and get yourself down here!!

Inconsistent and disappointing. I've had good pizza from The Rectory before, but this experience…read morewas so bad that I wont be going back. I ordered two pizzas and breadsticks. The pepperoni was burnt, the dough was completely raw, and the pizza literally fell apart when I tried to pick it up. I spent $55 on carry-out and they even shorted me a side of ranch. I tried cooking the pizza at home, but there was no saving the slop they gave me. I emailed them about the experience 10 days ago and didn't even get a response. Charging $55 for pizzas this poorly made and then ignoring the customer afterward is unacceptable. Take some accountability! Go to Michigan and Trumbull or Grandma bobs if you want good pizza. Or if you're willing to make the trip Fredi the PizzaMan in Melvindale is Fire!

I've visited the Rectory a few times and it never disappoints. I love the bbq chicken pizza the…read morebest. I love the new addition on back, plenty of seating and a cool ambiance. My favorite item is the cheese bread.

Simply Hot Dogs and Ice Cream open in the old Sanders Downtown Wyandotte, has a Mega stock of Bumpy…read moreCake. Yes getting trucks daily to help with demand, many flavors available. They introduced last week the Kmart Blue Light Special Sub, absolutely delicious WOWED. The Hudson's Famous Maurice Salad with Faygo for the Win. Chili Cheese Sour Cream Tater Tots Omg a must try. Outside patio still open and room for a couple dozen to eat inside. Our third visit always fast friendly service with a smile . Spotless clean n restroom, large menu of Delicious Dogs and Ice Cream. Has many different Sanders products available everyday. Have a nostalgic lunch or dinner, something different with low prices, actually cheapest food in Wyandotte. #simplyhotdogsandicecream @simplyhotdogsandicecream #bumpycake #kmartbluelightspecial #kmartsub #mauricesalad #faygo #lowprices #downriverfriendseat

The Maurice salad was very good! Quite large! Very friendly staff. We will stop by again!read more