Definitely did this little joint!…read more This place had a great variety of things to choose from. You can use cash at the food trucks/stores itself. If you don't have cash, you can just sit at the table and order with the QR code and they bring it to you. We tried so cheesy and the shawarma truck. Everything was good. I think we like the shawarma the best. We also tried Nami for their Japanese crispy sandos. The sandos did not use the traditional bread that is supposed to be used so the taste was not what I'm used to. The filling was also different. It was more of a cream cheese instead of a cream taste. Also, different than what I'm used to. Still a really good dessert. I will definitely come back and try much other things.

I don't understand why food trucks are so expensive. $14-15 for shawarma but everywhere else is…read more$8-9. Downtown Dearborn is a much better hangout spot in my opinion. You can get better options there for lower prices.

I've never been a big mall fan but now that they're rapidly dying out it's kind of a nice novelty…read moreto see one with a high occupancy rate. Yeah, they're down an anchor store and that's vacant storefronts here and there but by 2022 standards Fairlane is bustling. There was a decent crowd around noon on Monday in January. I made a couple trips here recently, buying a new belt at JC Penney after my cheap Meijer bought belt broke and paying my phone bill at the T Mobile cause, well, I was just in the neighborhood. The layout is a bit confusing and the three levels kind of go back and forth between odd sub-levels but it does lend the place something of an epic, labyrinthine feel. And like any mall it's some huffing and puffing to get around but I much prefer this type of layout to the giant endless oval of Great Lakes Crossing. If I wanted to navigate a humongous paper clip I'd drive NASCAR. Fairlane has that classic Taubman feel, sharing many similarities to Lakeside, albeit with more actual business. The occasional sculpture, the glass elevator with track lighting, both shut down presumably to save money, the sunken lounge areas with large leather sectional sofas. Fairlane lost their fountain though, while I think Lakeside still has theirs? I don't know. That's for another review. The food court still has a few options but with so much good ethnic restaurants none was tempting enough for me to fork over some ducats and park my butt at a table. The giant chess set by the food court is a fun free novelty. If I'd been there with another chess player I'd definitely want to try it. On my JC Penney outing I made some small talk with a couple playing chess. It was her first time playing; she was learning on that board! And one of the queens was missing so they just had both sides play without a queen. Fortunately on my more recent visit the missing queen had re-emerged though the board sat unused. The AMC theater, done up to look like the Chinese Theater here, unfortunately closed recently. I've had issues with overly yappy moviegoers talking over the film there in the past but that's still a bummer. They did have an IMAX and I loved the architecture of the place. Word is the owners are looking for another chain to reopen the cineplex though I'm sure there would be a remodel first so it'll definitely sit unused for awhile. The giant vacant hotel at the edge of the lot looms like a white elephant, too. I think "Town Center" can be anything on the complex and not just the actual mall, right? So it would be nice if a new tenant(s) took that over. That mid century glassy modernist style of the past somehow looks extra depressing sitting there vacant. Did you know back in the day a monorail ran between there and the mall? There's malls I thought about reviewing on here but never did and they're gone or will be gone shortly. I do believe Fairlane is safe for the foreseeable future though. Put this in a time capsule to see if I'm right but I think it will actually still exist as a shopping center in 20 years. If it outlasts Great Lakes Crossing I'll be especially happy.

Strange that there are no car rentals in Detroit. We had to take an uber here to pick up our car.read more

The staff was quick and friendly. The food was pretty good as far as food court food goes.read more

Good amount of food and it was tasty! Service was okay but the serving counter looked a bit dirty…read morewith leftover food pieces. Wasn't very thrilled that my takeout container was going to get slid through it. The person serving me was also talking on the phone the whole time during the transaction.

This is at the food court at Fairlane Town Center. I got my usual when I go to Auntie Anne's. I…read morelove their mini pretzel dogs $7.49. It has around 10 pieces in a cup. It pretty much tastes the same no matter what location you go to. No complaints from me. Be sure to download their app to accumulate points for free products.

Pretzels are my secret, but not-so-secret guilty pleasure. Whenever I go to the mall my visit isn't…read morecomplete without them. Being allergic to dairy, it's really rare to find a place that I can enjoy any sort of sweet snack from. Auntie Anne's makes it possible if I simply order a pretzel without the butter. Cuts the fat amount by a lot too! So typically I'll order Cinnamon Pretzel Bites- without butter. Takes like 6-8 minutes, but for some reason this specific location ALWAYS finds a way to deny me my pretzels. Couples times of "sorry we have a lot made already", "sorry we can't do that", and also, "sorry nothing would stick without butter." Having ordered that numerous times at other locations, I know it's definitely doable and delicious. With their Sweet Pretzel dip it's to die for! Especially because it's dairy free too! There was this one time that they agreed to make me a sweet almond one without butter... and it was horrible. It was absolutely horrible. They must have forgotten it in the oven or something. It was basically burnt. Even that pretzel dip couldn't save it. I also had requested them to be bites, but they gave me a whole pretzel, no biggie if it wasn't burnt! The lemonade felt extremely watered down too. I will avoid this location at all costs. Southland Auntie Anne's is my go to.

I went through the drive-through for a quick lunch. I got the beef and broccoli bowl with white…read morerice. It came out to about nine dollars and some change. The portion size small but the taste of the food was okay. i'm glad the cashier put in the sweet and sour sauce because that truly saved the dish. I will go back and try something different.

Stopped by at noon on a Monday before driving home to Ohio. The orange chicken and Beijing beef…read morewere fresh and flavorful. They were quick down the line and the restaurant was clean. As the lunch hour progressed, they got pretty busy, I left at 12:30. There were still spots available to sit though.

I had an incredible experience with the team at P.F. Chang's after my Uber Eats driver stole my…read moremeal and Uber offered absolutely no help resolving the issue. Frustrated, I called the restaurant directly, and that's when things turned around. I spoke with Mariah, who was kind, understanding, and immediately offered to have my entire order remade. I told her I would pick it up myself, and she couldn't have been more accommodating. As I was driving there, Dan, the manager, called me personally and stayed on the phone until I found the restaurant--talk about going above and beyond. When I arrived, the whole staff was incredibly apologetic, even though none of this was their fault. To my surprise, they even greeted me with a gift card as an apology for the inconvenience. This level of customer service is rare. Mariah and Dan showed what true hospitality looks like, and P.F. Chang's should be proud to have employees who genuinely care about their customers. Meanwhile, Uber Eats should be ashamed of the lack of support from their end. P.F. Chang's earned a loyal customer today. Thank you for turning a terrible situation into an outstanding experience.

Not my favorite place and definitely not my first choose. Prices are better than other places . I…read moretried the Kung Pao Beef and it was really good. The service was good as well

The last time I was there was a few years ago. The almond chicken and fried rice were superb. The…read moreegg roll was not the best I ever had, but it was good and the main course is most important to me.

While some recipes have changed over the years (e.g., Mongolian beef), the kungpao chicken and crab…read morerangoons remain the best the Detroit metro area has to offer. New Peking is still a reliably excellent Chinese restaurant with reasonable prices and quick service. The kungpao chicken is spicy but the hoisin sauce is craveable delicious. The crab rangoons have been a family favorite for many years and are still noticeably better and a little more savory than many others.

Great service and the pizza was delicious! Probably my favorite sauce and crust around.read more

Big NY Style pizzas. 24" Round. Thin slice. Crust is thicker and more dense…read more NY Style Giant 24" rounds are $44. Halal is $45 We have ordered for past department gatherings: Garden Veggie Chicken bacon Hawaiian The Works Carnivore The meat ones always goes quickly and first. The veggie moved slower, which is okay for me. The veggie has lots of toppings. The toppings are heavier for yeh veggie pizza, but I don't think skimp.