My son and I made an impromptu stop here earlier today on Father's Day when I realized our original…read morelunch destination closes earlier than I remembered. I had noticed this establishment previously, but had not had the opportunity to try it. The wait staff were all extremely friendly and even razed my college student son for not picking up the tab on Father's Day. We both ordered the Combo meals which included two sliders, French fries, and a drink. We both selected a Detroit produced Faygo favorite, Rock & Rye. The burgers and fries were served quickly right off the grill in this tiny nostalgic restaurant with a nod to an earlier era with counter seating. The burgers were very tasty and the fries served hot. Thanks for a great memory for us, both "Little Bros." in our respective families on a special occasion.

Little diner / slider location…read more Counter service with some outside seating. Burgers tasted a lot like a White Castle but the size of a typical fast food burger. Burgers were simple cheese burger with ketchup, mustard, onion and pickle. Fries were outstanding. Prices were very reasonable. Burger Cooke & flavor: 10/30 Burger presentation: 5/10 Bun quality: 7/10 Toppings: 5/10 Fries: 10/10 Price: 8/10 Ambiance/ service: 7/10 Total: 52/100

I was at old Miami with some friends and we got hungry and saw this truck and immediately went…read moreover. It's a great location for a late night snack/meal. The service was good and the food came out pretty fast. The food itself was good but nothing extraordinary, good basic hamburgers, hot dogs, and fries. It REALLY hit the spot after the bar. I likely wouldn't seek it out, like go to midtown just to eat here, but if The Burger Truck finds me on another night out, trust I will be getting a hot dog. And fries. The fries were seasoned super good and an order came with a LOT.

Had the pleasure of grabbing lunch from here today. (It's a…read morefood truck, so I don't have anything but food to review.) Absolutely delicious. I normally steer clear of double patties or request that 1 be removed, but I devoured that entire burger. Arrived around 1230 & there was 1 other person already in line. I ordered a suggested favorite with additions. Food took about 10 minutes. Drinks available are bottled water, pop, & frozen (or slushie, i cant remember) lemonade.

Convenient location and I love the food. Today was my third time stopping here as it's my go to…read morewhen headed in the office. I ordered an egg white sandwich (LTM) a side of grits and an organ juice. My total came to $18.15 $18?! Sorry I won't be back I've never paid $20 for eggs and a side of grits.

Great. Friendly service. Tasty omelet. Lots of options for breakfast. I need to go back. I saw the…read morechili on the way out & it looks insane!

I can't express enough the magic behind these chicken tenders. I know they're just chicken tenders…read morebut these are the hyper-fixation I never got sick of. Juicy, above average sized tenders. Definitely some of the best I've had in the area and every time I try something else I come back to Little Lou's. I think I've ordered from here once a month for the last eight months. The service is amazing and always fast. I haven't eaten in house yet, I usually order takeout. But the vibes are usually lively in there and the service has always seemed fast for diners from what I can see if I'm there waiting on a take out order. I always get one of their hottest (I think it's Cluckin' hot?) and the rest hot - and don't miss out on their ranch!

Hands down, best chicken in all of Berkley. This is the Raising Canes of Oakland County. And it's…read morepretty easy to say that since there aren't many places in Berkley that sell fried chicken. But also because, this is some of the best chicken in all of Metro Detroit, period. The tenderness, crunch, and signature sauce and packed into one bite is truly and honestly a one of a kind experience. This spot is the heart of Berkley to me, it's where everything connects. It's right in front of the high school, so obviously we had to go every chance we could. This is a place where the workers feel like family. The interior feels like home, and the food tastes like love. This is the best food spot I have reviewed thus far, and you will agree with me as to why this should have a special place in everyone's heart. Lou's, Forever. 5/5

Absolutely delicious food!! Amazing service!…read moreGreat clean dining area with plenty of parking!

Walking into Detroit 75 Kitchen in Madison Heights for a quick lunch, my expectations were high!…read moreFrom a visual standpoint, the food looks simply irresistible on social. Before I even got to the food, the restaurant itself made a great first impression. The property is incredibly well maintained inside and out. There's a spacious outdoor patio for Michigan summer days, along with plenty of indoor seating ranging from communal tables for larger groups to individual booths if you're flying solo. It's a thoughtfully designed space that feels welcoming no matter why you're there. Now, let's talk about the food. I'll admit something that surprised me. I've been to Detroit probably 50 times, and I honestly can't remember ever hearing about a Detroit-style cheesesteak. Judging by the walls covered in awards and accolades, though, it's clearly something they're known for. The sandwich certainly sounds like a winner on paper: ribeye and sirloin, provolone and Swiss cheeses, roasted mushrooms and peppers, caramelized onions, lettuce, tomato, sweet pickled jalapeños, aioli, house-made vinaigrette, all served on a freshly baked sesame roll. I mean... what's not to love? Unfortunately, this is where my experience took a turn. The ingredients themselves are good. The flavors are there. The problem is the execution. The ratios are simply off. The freshly baked roll completely dominates the sandwich, overwhelming everything inside it. The steak gets lost between all that bread, and instead of each bite showcasing the beef, cheese, and vegetables working together, the bread becomes the star--and that's not what you want from a cheesesteak. I do want to give credit where it's due. The portions are generous, and I especially appreciated that they take the time to make their own dipping sauces for the fries. Little details like that don't go unnoticed. There are plenty of positives here, and it's easy to see why Detroit 75 Kitchen has earned such a loyal following. But as someone who takes sandwiches seriously, I think this one is technically flawed. A great sandwich is all about balance, and for me, this one never found it. I genuinely wanted to love it. This sandwich lover just couldn't get behind the way it was built.

Interesting trip. Visited on Memorial Day - appreciate them being open, it was a family affair…read more Has that to cool for school vibe from the place and employees. The burgers I found to be excellent. The fries were good, and the chicken tenders were like supersized and my kid was like - pass (little to overstuffed and greasy). Very limited inside seating and the outdoors was ok, but sitting right on Woodward, not the most chill.

I'm obsessed with Grey Ghost so when I learned about Little Ghost, it was on my to go list!…read moreEspecially since I love the burger at Grey Ghost. Located on Woodward, there is ample street parking. I didn't realize that Little Ghost is more of a fast food joint versus restaurant. The burgers are made to order and it does take time - reminds me In and Out with a special Grey Ghost touch. I ordered a single and double ghost burger with fancy fries. You get to pick the temperature of your burger which makes elevates the experience. Have you ever ordered a medium burger at a fast food joint?! Nope! That was a nice touch. Everything was well touch out to the colors and interior pictures to the menu. So cute. Love the vibrant colors. Absolutely obsessed! Everyone was nice. We got our food to go and enjoyed sitting outside with our pup. Yummy!

Matt & Mo's is always a great choice for delectable beef au jus... the bread holds up and the…read moreportion and the peppers are delectably ingested. This is not my first review nor will it be my last. I order delivery. When I went in person one time... they were careless and gave the "heir" that they were snobs and not anxious to serve. That's the ambiance. Nouveau riche. Not attractive. The food is nonetheless consistent.

I'm going to preface this by saying that I think I might just not be an Italian Beef kinda gal…read more Despite living in Chicago for a full decade I embarrassingly never had one before, but I was near Matt & Mo's and saw the rave reviews and had to give it a try. Now, objectively I can say it's very good. The portions are huge, the meat is flavorful and juicy, the peppers were good. There's just some herb or something mixed in there in the marinade/aus jus, that I just don't think I like (I think it might be fennel? Something kind of licorice-y that I don't jive with). But if you're an Italian beef fan, or enjoy that flavor profile, you're gonna love it! Now, what I did love was everything else! The fried ravioli? Delicious! The french fries? So good! And a very generous portion of both! Service was also VERY friendly and everything was prepared quite quickly! It's a walk up window but there are some picnic tables for dining there, though I chose to eat in my car before making my way back home. I would 100% come back by and go for perhaps a sausage or a coney dog next time, definitely stick with orders of those ravioli and fries, too!

First time trying this place. they let me build my own burger I asked for a fried egg and to my…read moresurprise they had it available! Everything was cooked perfect. The flavor was great. Will definitely be back! Prices are reasonable for the quality and it was ready in less than 15 minutes

Not impressed. I got the American burger with seasoned fires. It was a smash burger not seasoned…read more The fires were frozen with sprinkles of seasoning. It was completely cold. To their defense it was Doordashed. $20 total with a $4 tip. It wasn't worth it.