The salmon I got wasn't good at all, the mustard they decided to put on top of it was a bad idea…read moreand messed up the taste

Wanted to go but no menu to review. Website is not user friendly…read more Lost several customers with no menu to look at prior to driving there.

The first time I had Lefty's it was amazing ! I must have been really hungry because the…read morecheesesteak, fries and wings were amazing!!! I mean tasty! So this last time I went to visit Michigan it was good but not the best. The cheesesteak could be better! White cheese - shredded and melted would work best! Banana peppers- maybe some mushrooms- just look like I want to smash it and enjoy it! And next time I'll only order flats! Fries are good and there needs to be. Heinz ketchup presence. The customer service was very good and the employee/cashier created the customer experience! The spot is clean, I mean really clean! I'll try it again when I visit to Michigan.

It was good, prices were okay, clean, bright. Good location near the airport…read more Staff was great, really great. Food was hot and tasty.

HopUnion is across the street from the hotel where we stayed before an early flight, and it looked…read morebetter than the snack bar at the hotel. What a find! Drinks are extremely reasonable: a generously poured whiskey sour cost $7, and a 23 ounce Final Absolution (a 10% alcohol brew) was only $10 ($7.75 for 16 ounces). Reasonable pricing extended to the food. A Brussels sprouts appetizer only set us back $7, and the three mahi-mahi tacos tacos (that's the name) were $13. The Brussels sprouts were tasty - cooked from fresh sprouts and drizzled with a balsamic reduction - but they were cold. This was not a creative choice on the part of the chef. The tacos were also tasty, fresh fishy chunks in tiny soft corn tortillas. They were served with sour cream and salsa, but were even better with the spicy aioli that came with the sprouts (which didn't need them). They were also slightly over cooked and also cold. Even the drinks were cold!! What's this world coming to? Seriously, the service was slow, but the server was friendly. The food and the prices are good enough that I will want to make the trip here again, even if iI'm not flying. But, I won't come here if I have to catch a flight.

Listen. They are overpriced in here. Once you get over that. My guy had to tell me that twice, you…read morewill enjoy. Probably 30 some taps of craft beer. Bartenders don't seem so knowledgeable as when I told her I like IPAs she proceeded to give me a blueberry beer to taste.. $8-10 for a pint of beer. We really didn't see much on the menu food wise to strike our fancy except soup. Rain rain rain n cold out so we had french onion n chicken noodle. Both were way above average. We kept saying all weekend that we should have went back n just got some soup to bring back to our hotel. Next time. Staff was friendly if not knowledgeable. Draft was good but pricy. Easy parking out front. Didn't know of or receive any happy hour specials although we were here during that time of day on Friday. Come get some soup if nothing else. You can find the same beer cheaper less than a mile away

Ray, our server, order taker and cooked our fries was amazing, friendly, and extremely helpful. We…read morearrived 15 minutes before their opening time of 10 AM and I found the front door opened. I asked Ray if I could stay inside and she graciously answered yes. I motioned my wife to enter as she has a hard time with stairs and was willing to wait until 10 AM, but came at my bidding. My wife order the Carne Asada fries and a fountain Coke. She love the fries. I ordered a double cheeseburger slider with bacon ( about $5 ) with grilled onions as standard. The bacon was PERFECT!! Chewy, but fully done; no white fat but opaque fully cooked! Awesome burger. 9 out of 10. I also ordered a raspberry shake. It was good ( 6 out of 10 ) and shared it with my wife. Maybe I am spoiled by super sweet chocolate shakes from White Castle. A pricey over $6. Perhaps skip this one or try a malt. I also ordered Chili Cheese Fries. Bless her heart, Ray cooked mine to perfection, well done fries, melted real sliced American cheese, and she put my chili in a side bowl as requested so I could dip the cheese covered ones on the chili ( I stirred in their hot sauce) and the few uncovered fries, dipped into my raspberry shake. Amazingly delicious. 10 out of 10 for each item: crinkle cut fries, coney beef chili ( NO BEANS!!! ) , and great cheese. Chili should NEVER HAVE BEANS!!! Finally I split a deep fried churro un-filled with cinnamon sugar. 7 out of 10. We took most of that home and I ate some during this review. One silly tiny note. The one unisex bathroom ( the restaurant only has 21 stool seats ) had only one working light bulb in the fixture out of 2 or 3. It was very dim like a seedy bar. I told Ray so hopefully it gets fixed soon. If that last bulb goes in there, I hope whoever is in there has their cellphone flashlight working. Finally the overall vibe is stainless steel lunch counter ( 1950's? ) with a deep kitchen. Seven short stools facing the street, Nine facing the kitchen and a very small tall table with Five matching tall stools. That lone table could be crowded with two customers food, but five? Better only have a beverage and one item, and that would be elbow to elbow. Shout out to Detroit Food Review for his October 3, 2025 review for here. That is how we found it. They do have a drive through if you do not want to climb the three stairs or use the ramp or if the restaurant is full inside.

The most delicious drive through in Michigan! Best burgers!!!! My family and I absolutely LOVE…read morethis place!!!!

The staff is kind and accommodating. I stop in when staying next door and they always are friendly…read moreand prompt with the service. Food is good and I can personally recommend the habanero wings with ranch, French onion soup, and bbq burger. Delicious and a good value. Happy hour specials are available. Solid hotel bar/restaurant with a kind crew.

Conveniently at the Holiday Inn across from our hotel, we popped here for eats after watching the…read moreLions choke a lead against the Dolphins. No choking was done here (thank god) but there were some things that jumped out to us. First is the setup, it looked like a place trying to be fancy when you walk in only to realize they give up on that when you get to the tables. Plain white walls with no seats at the high top tables near the bar and chairs in a disheveled manner, it looked like someone made a half-effort to clean the aftermath of a house party gone crazy for their parents about to arrive. Fortunately they sat us at a booth near the bar which thankfully was set up with silverware and such. As for service, we had an attentive server but she was handling the tables at the bar plus the bar itself and had to make all the drinks for people. Made me realize why I'm glad I'm no longer in the service industry with all the running around. My first glass of wine came quickly as did my dad's iced tea but refills took some time so yes, getting beverages or quick items took patience. I will give her an 'A' for effort as she ran faster than the Lions defenders trying to recover a fumble. Now the eats, we started with buffalo & sesame soy wings which my Dad loved but I thought eh, maybe it was the size of them and how some were crispy and some were tender. Afterwards, we got entrees: Me: Memphis BBQ Burger w/ Baked Potato and side of Broccoli Dad: Detroit Sliders w/ Onion Rings and side of Broccoli The burger was surprisingly tender and a perfect Medium and the BBQ sauce and crispy onions with bacon was a nice touch. Dad thought the sliders were ok; a bit bland. But he loved the onion rings as did I. The Broccoli was also tasty too; who says veggies have to be boring!? After dinner, we got a pecan pie for dessert (free dessert with check-in) and I added an irish coffee to help wash things down. The pie was excellent; the best part of the meal in my opinion. So the food is hit/miss but the food/drink prices are favorable. Plus the free dessert upon check-in is dope. Should I stay in this area again, I would probably pop back in for some cheap drinks and a quick bite.

This place is great with reasonable prices. It's a true mom and pop diner. I miss places like this…read morein Hawaii. It's my second time dining here. We ordered the mini breakfast with one egg, two slices of bacon and hash browns $4.95. We also got the corned beef hash with two eggs, toast & jelly $8.50. For the side orders we got a bowl of grits $3.50 and three piece pancakes $6.95. We washed it down with a coffee $3.50 and orange juice $3.95. Everything was good. Honestly, it's kind of hard to mess up breakfast items. The pancakes were huge and fluffy. It was my third time having grits and it's still meh to me. It's kind of like oatmeal, but more grainy. My hubby added butter and sugar to it. They also sell sandwiches, burgers, salads and a whole bunch of dinner entrees.

I wanted to take my nieces and nephews ojt to breakfast and decided to pay Sunnys a visit…read more When we walked in the door, the greeting wasn't very friendly. It was no hello, hi, how are you... just takeout or dining in and when I mentioned dining in, she wasn't too thrilled. So we chose our booth and sat down. The waitress attitude at the beginning was not welcoming at all. To the point where my nephew that is 6yrs old asked, whats wrong with her. We placed our order and when the food arrived, all of us where excited. The food looked and tasted great. Hats off to the chef. We had a table full of pancakes, French toast, eggs, bacon, sausage, and drinks. By time we were ready to go, the waitress seemed in a better mood. Maybe she was having a rough start to her day. I commented on her earrings to make her smile. Although the experience wasn't the best initially, we all have "off" days and i wont hold it against them. The food is delicious and I will be back.

My favorite place to eat when in Detroit area. So many variety of dishes like gyro sandwich, salad…read moreand omelette. Great and wonderful service by the staff.

This used to be one of my favorite places to get lunch, as they have pretty good food with no…read moreunnecessary frills. It's a coney, you get exactly what you expect. What changed my mind was visiting the place recently and seeing a set of AI-generated food posters in the front window. This is a red line for me, and I'll be looking for a new lunch spot. I'll briefly cover the reasons: - AI art is lazy in the extreme. The fact that they would rather have the Lie Machine generate some BS than take a photo of their actual food, at the FOOD place, says very unflattering things about their priorities. - It's ugly! The food on the posters makes no sense and looks nasty and alien in the way that gen-AI food pictures often do. Someone looked at that and said "yep looks good to me" and PRINTED IT to display in real life! What an indictment of taste. - Making this stuff has very real negative impact on communities, both via environmental pollution from data centers and the extinction of the artist jobs that usually fulfill this kind of work. It's not something to be proud of and display on your building. What I've concluded is that someone with a high-up role at this location has become quite taken with AI slop and managed to get it from their computer screen to a real poster set without anyone around them having the will and/or means to say no. We could read any number of things into this, but at bare minimum it says someone at the top of this place's org chart is inattentive, penny pinching, and stubborn. If they'll do this with a straight face, what other corners will they cut? Not something you want to be in doubt of at a place that's serving you food.

I randomly found this spot a while ago, and this review has been sitting in my drafts for quite…read moresome time. I was honestly surprised to see they're open 24 hours! I just happened to pass by today and remembered it. It's nothing fancy, just a good, solid local diner kind of place. Sometimes that's exactly what you need. The person who took care of our table was super attentive and really understood my requests. She made sure everything was done the way we wanted, and that always feels good, when someone truly listens and gets it right. The food was decent and prepared just the way we asked. Overall, a simple, satisfying experience. Definitely a reliable spot when you want something easy and comforting.

Zack's is a longtime diner that operates 24/7 which is rare outside of the big chain places (e.g…read more Denny's) in the Metro Detroit area. It's a popular hangout for the local HS students because it's always open. We made a breakfast stop here after I came off a red-eye flight. The parking lot was sparsely occupied which wasn't a surprise because of the early hour and wintry weather. A combination of booths on the edges and tables in the middle made up the main dining room to the right of the service counter. To the left was an auxiliary dining room for overflow at busy times. My friend and I sat at a corner booth and started looking at the two-page laminated menu. The font was rather small with no photos so the number of items was extensive. Breakfast and beverage offerings were listed on the front side. The back displayed the lunch and dinner choices that included nine entrees specifically for adults 62 years and older. I am not sure if they check ID to validate one's age. I wanted a little bit of savory and sweet for my meal. My selection was a Belgian Sampler that consisted of one round waffle, two eggs (sunny side up was my choice), one bacon strip, one sausage link, and one slice of ham. For $11.29, the amount of food on the plate was a good value. The problem was that the waffle was extremely dry. No amount of butter and syrup was going to save the overcooked dough. The service was also a bit spotty. I gave a 3.5 star rating for our visit to Zack's of Plymouth.