This place has great pizzas and one of the best cuban sandwiches I've ever had in my life. I am a…read morenationwide Cuban Hunter, and this shit is one for the books. You need to come here and order the Cuban sandwich that Michaela designed! They have the best sauce on this thing. You won't be disappointed ! Sorry no picture ! I ate it too fast

Had the southwest salad for lunch and it wasn't good. 5 thin strips of tasteless chicken on a bed…read moreof ice berg lettuce drenched it sauce. Waited 50 minutes to get food after ordering. Disappointed

Food, service and coffee all wonderful. Needed to sit and work for an hour while waiting for…read moreothers. Great little place.

My wife and I have gone three times in two weeks. Every time was incredible. Their pasta is always…read moreamazing and the people are so friendly.

This is by far the best breakfast and lunch spot in town . The food is great and the staff are…read more best The food and people and the staff are the best. I would not consider breakfast anywhere else busy at time but worth the wait!

The restaurant was Converted from early 1900 home. Food was great, service was friendly. Our new…read moregem when we are back in town.

My wife and I recently made the short trip to Coldwater, Michigan, to try Trainwreck Grill & Ale…read moreHouse at 32 Railroad St., and I'm glad we did. The restaurant is located inside an actual historic railroad depot dating back to 1883, and the building alone is worth seeing. The dark wood, massive beams, staircases, vintage clocks and railroad memorabilia give the place a wonderful atmosphere. There are even stained-glass windows that were rescued from a church in Fort Wayne, Indiana. I started with the Overseas Railroad, a fruity blue cocktail that was refreshing and dangerously easy to drink. Probably a good thing I wasn't the engineer. My wife ordered the ribeye, which came out sizzling and cooked to a perfect medium-rare, with loaded mashed potatoes and green beans. I had the Maple Glazed Salmon with long-grain wild rice and green beans. The salmon was tender and moist, and the sweet maple glaze complemented it nicely. The green beans deserve a special mention because they had just the right amount of crunch and snap. We finished by sharing a warm salted caramel cookie with white chocolate chips and pretzel pieces, topped with vanilla ice cream and caramel. It was the perfect ending to an excellent meal. Great food in a beautiful old building filled with history. The trains may no longer stop here, but Trainwreck Grill & Ale House gives you a pretty darn good reason to.

My coworkers and I decided to order takeout from here for my birthday lunch this year because I've…read morenever had food from here before. This place has a lot of mixed reviews and I know why now. I will start this out with what was ordered and our thoughts on these dishes, then finish off with the cost of everything. I decided to get the Ale House Chop since it was marked as the "Trainwreck Signature" dish. It truly sounds delicious. The only thing delicious tho was the apple butter sauce. Without the sauce, it's just a tiny dry pork chop and nothin I'd ever want to eat again. I got the loaded mashed potatoes that it said it was served with and asked for green beans instead of the broccoli it said it was served with. The green beans were probably the best thing I ate out of everything, but the loaded mashed was good too. For dessert I ordered the Salted Caramel Cookie that was described as "Large". It was not even close to what I would consider as large. I will say tho that it came out hot. So hot that it melted through the container and started to melt the lid of the container it was sitting on. I was able to taste the edge of the cookie where it had less melted container on it and it was ok. Nothin to write home about, but would fix a craving. My boss ordered the Chicken Bruschetta and said it was dry, but ok. She also ordered the Box Car Bites and said they were just ok. One coworker ordered the Cajun Chicken Alfredo and said there was nothing Cajun about it. She said it was more bland than regular Chicken Alfredo. My other coworker was the lucky one out of all of us and loved her meal, which was the Railroad Street Tacos. She loved them so much that if I were to ever consider ordering from here again, I'd order those. Now for the reason I most likely will never order from here again.... The cost..... Absolutely outrageous! Remember how I said I ordered the Ale House Chop and it was served with Loaded Mashed Potatoes? They charged me $2.00 for them. Even though the menu said absolutely nothing about charging more for it. A tiny dried up pork chop and green beans don't cost $27.00. Why in the world do I need to pay $2.00 more for the side YOU said it came with??? The charge for my side that the menu said my meal came with was irritating, but nothing compared to being charged for each and every to-go container! Without a single word said to us when we called the order in. Not just the charge for our containers, but how much they charged! A small container was 81 CENTS and a large container was $1.07! The food is already way over priced as it is. To charge over $1 for someone to get takeout is ridiculous. If someone dining in has leftover food, do you charge them for the container as well without warning? Y'all might want to consider bringing your own Tupperware with you so you can take home your leftovers without having to worry about being charged extra. $132.37 for 6 items. 1 person liked their food.

We stop in every time we are in town, stock up on the wonderful smells in there and always leave…read morewith an extra pound of the gyro meat definitely recommend!

Fresh food the Chicago dog was perfect! The Gyro was delicious! I will definitely be coming back.read more

Delicious mostaccioli with sauted chopped eggplant and a chunky marinara basil sauce…read more Salad was very fresh and a generous portion of warm garlic bread. Excellent service.

Hidden Gem! Don't pass this place up because of the rough outside! Food, service, dining... all top…read morenotch! Definitely will be making the drive back to Davinci's

Truly one of the best meals I've had on the road. COD, fries, and onion rings. All freshly…read morebattered, oh... so delicious. Crinkle cut fries -- no coated fries. The rest of our table ate smash burgers. Their reaction was that they melted in their mouths. You HAVE to stop!

We were sat along the wall.Air from outside was coming in. We waited for another cup of coffee and…read moreended up taking our left overs to the cashier to get a box. Then wasted we paycheck tax for using credit card. My hambuger was soaked with grease. WONT COME BACk

Very clean, large dining room. After we sat down we were greeted with a basket of chips and…read moreflavorful salsa. We chose two of the specials on the menu. I got the enchilada special which had one each of bean, chicken, cheese and beef enchiladas with a rich almost mole-esque sauce, lettuce, tomatoes and sour cream. I was able to customize and swap out the beef for a second bean enchilada. We also got the special combo dinner which included a taste of "everything"...tostada, chili rellano, taco, enchilada, and tamale.

When traveling alone, you do your best to find a space that is gonna feel comfortable to stop and…read moreeat. This is one of those places. It has the atmosphere and vibe of a lot of Mexican restaurants that I have been too. I was greeted relatively fast and seated. The food was piping hot and good. It was plenty and I definitely did not have room to finish it. It was a good place to stop