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.

8/15/26 Group I was with for the dream cruise ordered from…read morehere and everyone was happy with the results. I got the Nashville chicken sandwich and it came as expected. Other person with our group that got it said "it was hot" but I just took it as it was as I expected being a Nashville chicken sandwich. Right flavor and it was quite a large piece of chicken in the sandwich!

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.

Chaos is one of the few casual dining establishments in the heart of downtown Detroit that offers…read moreexcellent food at a reasonable price. Ordering from the kiosk is easy and the restaurant is bright and clean. The menu mainly comprises of burgers, hot dogs, fries, and milkshakes. I ordered fries and the double patty Chaos Burger that comes with cheese, grilled onion, jalapeño, lettuce, chaos sauce, and ketchup. Food is made to order so there is a short wait. I like that the container was filled to the brim with hot fries. The burger was juicy, delicious, and full of flavor.

Really great burgers. You order using a touch screen kiosk, so there isn't any interaction with…read moreemployees when ordering, and you pay with card or tap. It makes the process quick and easy. The food was very good, and the fries were thin and pretty tasty. Their Chaos Burger sauce is delicious and definitely worth trying. The place was very clean inside, and the bathroom was also clean, though it's very narrow and tucked away in the back.

Great service! Our food came out hot and fresh. The flavors were amazing! The food truck chicken…read moresandwich, best I've ever had. Highly recommend!

Expected less, got more. I specifically reviewing the fish sandwich as I lean more pescatarian…read more Pound for pound vs. a McDonald's Double Filet O' Fish at about a price of 25% more, this sandwich compensates for less heft with a far superior piece of fish. Lettuce at no additional charge is a nice crunch that you don't get from the standard McDonald's sandwich. Guy said the order would be out in five. When he reached my table my stopwatch read 4 minutes and 56 seconds.

Food is amazing! The BBQ Burger is specifically good, with turkey bacon as a topping.read more

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.

We were in Detroit for the weekend for a concert at Ford Field. We were staying nearby, and wanted…read moreto visit the Eastern market, so Zeff's seemed to be the place to be for breakfast. We were able to be seated right away. We both chose to get omelettes. I ordered the ham and cheese omelette, which comes with hashbrowns and toast. My fiancé ordered the omelette that came with ham, bacon, sausage, and corned beef. Both meals came out promptly. The food was delicious, and the hashbrowns were not completely shreds, there were a lot of flat pieces, but was very crispy which I appreciated. My only complaint was that my "ham and cheese" omelette also had sausage and corned beef in it. It must've been on the flat top when they made my fiancé's and a part of his got into mine. I wasn't a big fan of their sausage, but I just picked those pieces out and was fine. We were there early, and saw several orders of Coney dogs with all the works being served, so those must be a big hit here at any time of day. The bathrooms were surprisingly nice and clean, so that was a plus.

Pricey for a subpar quality, saw employees take smoke breaks then come right back to serve food…read moreespecially the cook. Dreads not put up and didn't wash hands after smokin. I will not be back

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

Service was amazing. I've never had an italian beef before but I was talked through the toppings,…read morespices, and sauces. Very patient and great vibes at the order and pickup window. I ordered the combo which is possibly the best sandwich I've ever had. Moist/well-seasoned beef, garlic bread with just right amount of garlic, italian sausage, and I added provolone as well. Everything meshed together perfectly.

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!