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The Dining Room

3.2 (20 reviews)
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Closed 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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The decor features Oak tables, furniture and trim.  It even has a fireplace!
Tim J.

New the last week of April 2015. The restaurant is owned and operated by Mennonites which is evident in the decor and excellent home cooked meals. The restaurant features a full breakfast menu (served all day) along with a nice selection of sandwiches for lunch. My wife and I ordered a 1/2 Focaccia Bread Panini intending to split it yet we still ended up bringing half of it home. The french fries they serve are homemade and they leave it to the customer to season them to taste, which we appreciated. They are located on a side street off of M46 in Sandusky. They don't have a sign at the road yet but you'll find the connecting road on the North side of the highway, between the Westpark Motor Inn and Jerry's Foodland. They are closed Sunday and Monday and may be contacted at 810-404-4040.

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The food is always amazing when I come here and the service is amazing they are my first choice when I go anywhere in Sandusky Mi

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2 years ago

The best place in the area for "home cooked style" food. Very nice people, good service and fair priced.

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4 years ago

5 stars service was amazing and the kid that served us was amazing. Food was decent but my favorite was biscuits and gravy

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Tony's I-75 Restaurant - BLT

Tony's I-75 Restaurant

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The Good: My Rueben was fantastic. Huge, filling, and…read moretasted great leftover. My husband got the French Dip, and it was huge and delicious that we all sampled some of his. The Cheese Curds (which should be called cheese cubes) were yummy and had great cheese pull. Our cashier (I wish I would have gotten his name) was warm and friendly. I wish every worker in the restaurant was like him. The Bad: Becky, our waitress. She had such a sour personality. When we ordered a kid drink (which is stated on the menu) she looked at me like I had 2 heads before saying "oh, a small drink." Kid drinks are literally listed on the menu. When the food was brought out, my husband tried to help by grabbing the plate, instead she moaned at him to move his phone (our daughter doesn't talk and communicates through text, which is why it was out). Becky would drop off refills without saying a word. She never bothered to offer us dessert, which we were going to get. My husband and I have 30 years combined experience working in the tourism/hospitality industry, and this is just uncool. I will also mentioned that my daughter ordered a Meatball sub since meatballs are her favorite food. She told us they were chewy, and not very good. We left conflicted. For the most part, the food was excellent, but they should be ashamed of Becky.

There are places that try to recreate comfort food, and then there's Tony's Restaurant... which…read morenever had to try because it never changed. Walking in feels like the universe hit pause somewhere in the best way. Same feel, same energy, same kind of place you can count on without thinking twice. It's like being teleported back to exactly where you're supposed to be. And the food? Exactly what it should be. No pretending to be healthy, no overthinking it. Just straight, unapologetic comfort. I go there for one thing every time: the hot beef sandwich. Massive. Smothered in gravy... and I mean gravy everywhere. The kind where you don't just eat it, you commit to it. Fries? Those are getting dipped in gravy too, no question. It's excessive in the best possible way. The portions are out of control. You're not finishing it. You're not even pretending to. You're leaving with enough leftovers for the next couple of days and you're not mad about it. It's the kind of meal that feels a little sinful, but worth every second. You'll deal with forgiveness later. Hometown, no-frills, real-deal comfort food that hasn't lost its identity over time. And honestly, that's rare.

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