Small pub offers warm and inviting atmosphere with a mix of lively bar side and quiet seating areas. Sharp TVs and a nice outdoor patio add to the setting. Menu features a varied selection including fresh sushi and natural ingredients.
Duck sloppy joe stands out with caramelized onions and rich duck meat. Nashville hot chicken sandwich offers a pleasant spice and unique flavor. Nachos come loaded with toppings and fresh guacamole.
Dinner here features great food and drinks with a friendly atmosphere. Groups often choose it for birthday dinners and casual nights out with friends.
"I highly recommend the sushi; it's so fresh."
"I enjoyed their exceptional beer and whiskey selection."
"The service at these dinner spots was amazing and polite."
Good to know
The kitchen closes around 10pm, so plan your visit accordingly.
The menu features a mix of fusion dishes and sushi, catering to diverse tastes.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted for all transactions.
Seafood restaurant offers fresh fried fish and chicken with affordable prices and generous portions. Atmosphere stays chill and casual with polite staff and a cozy vibe. Regulars praise the homemade sides and consistently good quality.
Fried chicken stands out with crispy wings and extra Cajun seasoning options. Broasted potatoes and honey garlic wings add variety to the affordable, Halal-friendly menu.
Perch dinner comes cooked to perfection. Options include catfish nuggets, fillets, and dinners with shrimp, all served with batter, seasonings, bread, and hot sauce.
Good to know
Expect to wait during busy times, especially on Sundays.
Access the restaurant through Quality Dairy’s parking lot due to construction.
The restaurant offers great specials regularly.
Small restaurant with a clean, comfortable interior and a drive-thru option. Atmosphere feels chill with a throwback Kool Aid fountain adding character. Wings stand out for being fresh, tender, and flavorful, especially boneless options, paired with consistently crispy fries.
Loaded fries stand out with their bold flavors and generous toppings. Boneless wings and Cajun fries complement the menu, while cornbread is available to take home.
Big portions make dinner here filling enough for two meals. The spot suits casual dinners after a long day, not fancy nights out.
Good to know
Yes, it's halal.
The drive-thru at Wing Snob is convenient and fast.
Wing Snob offers a student discount.
Old country store style creates a cozy hometown vibe with a well-stocked deli and salad bar. Vinyl records aisle adds a unique touch to the relaxed atmosphere. Friendly and family-oriented energy makes it feel welcoming and familiar.
Fried chicken stands out with its crispy texture and consistent flavor. Sides like mashed potatoes with gravy and mac and cheese complement the meals well, and daily specials include items like Korean barbecue chicken wings and honey chicken tenders.
Chicken dinners come hot and ready with excellent sides. Meals serve as a fast and easy option for dinner.
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The store offers a good selection of Michigan-made products not found elsewhere.
Expect a well-stocked deli with a full salad bar and hot food options.
The market is known for its friendly staff and clean environment.
Italian restaurant with two floors and a revamped bar area filled with multiple TV screens for watching games. Atmosphere is loud and lively, often packed and energetic, with comfortable seating and a digital menu via QR code. Patio space offers an alternative setting for dining on pleasant days.
Prime rib stands out with perfect cooking and rich au jus. Burgers, chicken wings, and breakfast items like brisket hash and burritos also feature prominently.
Cozy dinners feature 16-inch Brisket pizza, prime rib cooked perfectly, and a Sicilian dinner option. Turkey dinners on Wednesdays stand out as well.
Good to know
All-you-can-eat tacos are available only on Thursdays.
Trivia night happens every Tuesday at 8pm.
Wednesday is turkey dinner day, the only one in town.
Historical building hosts a vintage neighborhood tavern with booth, bar, and table seating. Atmosphere feels like a friendly hometown bar with a relaxed, welcoming vibe and ice cold beer. Regulars enjoy juicy, perfectly cooked steaks in a setting that feels like home.
Prime rib stands out with its medium rare cook and generous size, often served as a 10-ounce special priced around $29.95. New York strip also appears as a solid option alongside the prime rib.
Steak dinners stand out with biggest and most beautiful cuts. Prime rib and steak options deliver delicious flavors that guests often remember and talk about.
Good to know
The Airport Tavern operates from 4 to 9:00 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
The menu has been scaled down, offering fewer options than before.
Prices for main dishes range from $20 to $30.
Space combines dim lighting with multiple TVs and varied seating including lounge and bar areas. Atmosphere feels warm and inviting but music volume can be loud for the space. Authentic African cocktails and Caribbean dishes complement the lively vibe.
Mac and cheese stands out as cheesy and plentiful, often considered better than homemade versions. Barbecue jerk chicken pairs with it, but some dishes like the fish can be bland and tough.
Dinner features catfish, beef stew, and jerk chicken with jollof rice. The spot often has a quiet atmosphere with few diners during dinner hours.
Good to know
Parking is easy and accessible near the restaurant.
The restaurant is open late for evening diners.
Some menu items may not be available later in the evening.
Sports bar offers 89 TVs showing various games, ensuring no bad seat for viewing. Atmosphere is loud and lively, with fire tables adding warmth and a cozy touch. Crowd is energetic, making it ideal for watching sports but challenging for quiet conversation.
Spud nachos with brisket stand out as a favorite dish. Meatloaf, Grand Nachos, and sour nachos all deliver solid flavors. Burnt ends pair well with mac and cheese for a classic combo.
Dinner features Mediterranean salmon and Asiago Chicken Bianca. Staff stay attentive and polite throughout the meal.
Good to know
Happy hour features half-price appetizers and runs from 4-7pm on weekdays.
Fajita Wednesday offers special pricing on fajitas, making it a popular choice.
NFL Sundays attract large crowds, so expect a lively atmosphere.
Small storefront with clean, newly renovated interior focuses on takeout service. Atmosphere is casual and efficient, with no seating to wait inside. Known for large portions and flavorful fried chicken, it attracts those seeking hearty, well-seasoned meals.
Fried chicken stands out with a crispy, flavorful crust and juicy meat. The menu also features shrimp, fish, and seafood prepared with the same care and taste.
Dinner includes Crack Chicken drumsticks, catfish, and shrimp dinners with generous portions like a 20 piece shrimp option. Offers solid dinner deals suitable for sharing or a meal for two.
Good to know
Crack Chicken offers takeout only; there is no dining inside.
Expect your food to be ready in about 15 minutes after ordering.
There is enough free parking available for customers.
Small, crowded seafood spot offers large portions of fried fish and chicken with distinctive Crack seasoning. Atmosphere feels casual with reasonable prices and short wait times despite busy hours. Customers can choose fry style and seasoning level, with options for soft or hard fries and heavy or light seasoning.
Fried chicken stands out with extra Crack seasoning that makes tenders and jumbo shrimp pop. Chicken wings come in perfect size now, though drumsticks suit solo diners better. Hush puppies with crack powder add a tasty twist.
Dinner options include a 5 piece wing dinner and a catfish nugget dinner. Fries and slaw sometimes come with meals but may be charged extra.
Good to know
Expect a 20 to 45-minute wait for meals during peak hours from 5 to 7 pm.
They accept EBT and charge $1 for takeout boxes.
Meals are made to order, ensuring freshness but may take longer during busy times.
Pub space combines outdoor patio with live music and numerous TVs, creating a mix of Irish vibe and sports bar atmosphere. Energy feels friendly and casual, with a comfortable setting that suits both dining and socializing. Water features add a unique environmental touch to the outdoor area.
Event space suits group dinners. Menu features fish dinners, shrimp po'boys, burgers, and salmon. Options include Reuben and various appetizers.
Good to know
Parking at The Old Bag of Nails Pub can be very difficult to find.
Happy hour offers reasonable prices on select menu items.
Endless shrimp day is on Wednesdays, with reloads served as an order of 5.
Open space features beautiful fish tank visible from most seats and bright wood decor with cool ceiling fans. Atmosphere is warm and inviting but often very loud, making conversation difficult. Tablet ordering adds a modern touch to the traditional American restaurant setting.
Chicken pot pie matches restaurant quality. Fried chicken and pork chops come out very good. The smokehouse cheeseburger offers a tangy flavor. T-bone steak cooks perfectly. Chicken fried steak tastes homemade without the mess.
Ribeye dinners stand out here with scratch kitchen quality. The spot suits family dinners well, offering a fancy yet comfortable atmosphere.
Good to know
Reservations for large groups are accepted, but it's best to call ahead.
The restaurant is family-friendly with a diverse menu for all ages.
Prices are affordable, offering good value for the quality of food.
Restaurant offers a family-oriented atmosphere with old school Italian vibes and dim lighting under chandeliers. It gets loud and crowded during events like karaoke, creating a lively energy. The space feels welcoming and comfortable, blending a homey feel with restaurant-quality service.
Prime rib stands out with options like king cut medium rare and availability for takeout on Thursdays. Steaks, hamburgers, and pizza also feature, alongside dishes like Cajun salmon with shrimp.
Dinner offers very good food with big portions for the price. Timing can be off, as salads might arrive after the main course.
Good to know
Trivia night happens every Tuesday at 8pm with a $5 entry fee.
Karaoke starts at 10pm on Thursdays with a two-drink minimum.
Prices are very affordable, with a family of four easily dining under $50.
Simple, unflashy setting with a dive atmosphere and family-friendly vibe. Positive energy fills the space, supported by friendly smiles and helpful staff. Known for exceptional fried chicken and fish, it offers a genuine American-Southern style experience.
Fried chicken stands out with crispy, flavorful bites. Chicken wings come in boneless and traditional styles, often paired with sauces like BOOM BOOM. Sides include fries, hush puppies, and mac and cheese bites.
Grilled Walleye Dinners come with options like Lemon Butter or Cajun plus BOOM BOOM Sauce. The shrimp dinner pairs well with a side of fried pickles. Cod and chicken wing dinners also stand out.
Good to know
Online ordering is available, but pickup times may be longer than estimated.
The average meal costs around $17, including delivery.
The restaurant is known for its cleanliness and quality of food.
Bright arcade space buzzes with flashing lights and cheering sounds, creating an exciting atmosphere. Loud environment fills with laughter and game noises, making conversation across tables challenging. Variety of interactive games offers fun for families and groups.
Chicken tenders, buffalo wings, fries, and coleslaw stand out on the menu. Pretzel sticks take a long time to arrive, and initial orders can come incomplete.
Dinner includes watching UFC on many TVs, some quite large. Games follow dinner, adding to the fun atmosphere. Seating in Angelo's section offers a consistent experience.
Good to know
Wednesdays offer half-off games, making it a budget-friendly day to visit.
College night on Thursdays includes a free $10 play card for students.
Expect a $44 service fee on a $60 bill, in addition to the tip.
Buffet restaurant offers a huge dining area with many rooms and tables and a separate salad bar. Atmosphere ranges from quiet and calm to crowded and noisy depending on time and seating. Hibachi grill station provides an interactive cooking experience that stands out.
Dinner offers a Hibachi Grill Sushi Buffet with fresh food and unlimited crawfish. The atmosphere gets chaotic but worth it during dinner hours.
Good to know
Reservations are required for the Sunday lunch buffet.
The price for adults is $27 for all-you-can-eat options.
Seniors aged 62 and above receive free beverages.
Old diner with loud music and cooks who often sing along to classic R&B tunes. Atmosphere feels warm and friendly, attracting regulars who enjoy the upbeat vibe. Seating includes front counter spots ideal for solo diners, creating a casual and lively breakfast setting.
Biscuits and gravy come in large portions and are soft and fluffy. Breakfast options include hash browns, French toast, and omelettes, with cheeseburgers available early in the morning.
Dinner service runs until 7pm with a small town diner vibe. The menu expanded from breakfast to include dinner, but additional items cost a lot.
Good to know
They are now open for dinner until 7pm.
The restaurant charges extra for items like fries and adding protein to salads.
Parking is challenging.