First time in Detroit, and this was my first stop. I got here around 11:30pm and grabbed a seat at…read morea stool right inside the door. Good thing I came when I came, because it got busy as hell shortly after. I went with 2 coney dogs and a Vernors. The dogs were delicious! Messy as hell, but absolutely delicious. They come loaded with a ton of chili, onions, and mustard on a super duper soft steamed bun. The dog had a great snap to it and the simple ingredients just worked! My Vernors ginger ale soda was great, too! Never had one before. Really liked it though. Had a hint of vanilla, and was sweeter than other gingers ales I have had. I loved it! It was the perfect beverage to wash down my dogs. Service was quick and to the point. This is the type of place where you eat and get the fuck out. No lingering around talking afterwards lol. Really enjoyed my first meal in Detroit!

This was a classic spot that served classic Coney dogs, burgers, fries, and even pies. The place…read morewas small with a counter to sit at with several tables. The food was ready right away. The Coney dog ($4) was ordered. It had the classic toppings of bean less chili, yellow mustard, and raw chopped white onions. This was solid. There was a nice bite on the chili with plenty of mustard and onions. The bread was soft and the hot dog was cooked appropriately. The chili was the key as it was hearty and meaty. Will I go back? Yeah, sure.

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Honestly, you get exactly what you ask for here. This is not gourmet pasta, and anyone expecting…read morehandmade artisanal noodles or a slow-simmered bolognese will be severely disappointed. It is straight-up childhood nostalgia in a container. Think back to growing up without much cash, where dinner was store-bought spaghetti using the cheapest canned sauce on the shelf, paired with standard Texas toast transformed into makeshift garlic bread. That is the exact flavor profile they are hitting, and truth be told, they nail that specific vibe perfectly. The process starts out in the alley where you order. The staff handling the food window were nice and remarkably quick, handing over the bag without any fuss. Things got a little confusing when trying to head inside to eat. The layout blends into a separate restaurant next door, and it is tough to tell where the boundary line is. I tried to wander over to that bar side just to grab a beer, but holding the spaghetti bag apparently marks you as an outsider. The staff over there chased me off pretty quick and directed me back to the designated area for the pasta crowd. Once you get into the correct zone, the space actually has some cool character. The highlight is the "trailer" that acts as the merch store. The concept is neat, but the actual retail experience fell a bit flat. They were completely cleared out of most shirt sizes, the pricing felt way too steep for what it was, and the guy working the counter was kind of a dick. Still, the spot is absolutely worth checking out at least once for the sheer novelty, just make sure you know exactly what you are getting into before you walk up to the window.

This McDonald's is excellent. Either there is new management or something but everyone I interacted…read morewith was super nice, the food was super hot and just good.

my husband ordered a cheeseburger and she had the rapper in her car with 4 bites taken out of it…read morehis chicken nuggets were WET maybe it's cause it's Uber Eats but I'm pissed the she spit out onions like they were fucking bulllets shooting out a gun

After Lafayette, I decided to come here. I read about the "Detroit Slider Spots" and Telway was…read moreone of, if not the most old school one I had read about. I pulled up to the lot, walked inside and ordered 2 cheeseburgers. You pay the man and then go around the corner to pick up your food through the bullet proof glass thingy. I grabbed my cheeseburgers and went to my car. How were they? Good! Cheeseburgers- These things are pretty small. Think McDonalds cheeseburger size, maybe a bit smaller. They come with a meat patty, cheese, grilled onions and ketchup and mustard. It was a tasty little meal to end the night. I definitely could have ate more if I just didn't eat some coney dogs 30 min before. The man collecting the money and the lady making the burgers were both real nice! I drove back by here during the day, and it looks way less ghetto than what I thought it looked like after midnight lol. Would definitely stop back by if I was hungry late night in Detroit.

I go to Detroit frequently and have made sure to go to Telway Hamburgers each time I am there…read more I don't know quite what it is about those burgers with the steamed onions, mustard, and ketchup but it all just works. I am not even from Detroit but the smell of this establishment is nostalgic and I visit once a year or so. I wanna say Detroit or the Midwest is the home of the small steamed onion burger renaissance.

We had the brisket fries for the appetizer, all three of the specialties drinks and would recommend…read morethe strawberry, pineapple and dragon fruit in those order but it's my preference. All the drinks were nice I spilt the chicken sandwich with my son who got the Mia burger and my wife got the mushroom burger. Sorry the names are not correct but I will say the customer service was fabulous. We will be back when we are in the area. Recommend for anyone who likes burgers. I also for the tomato soup and was nice to dip the fries in. All of the food had great flavors.

I don't know where to begin. I'm a huge Pulp Fiction fan, so Royale with Cheese was an easy…read morestop--especially with a downpour rolling in. I had just gotten into Detroit from NJ and was debating hitting the Tigers vs. Red Sox game that night, but decided to slow it down, walk around, and grab a real meal instead of rushing it. The place sits at a 4.2 on Yelp and leans into the film's iconic line. After checking out photos, I was all-in on getting a burger--but ended up pivoting. Walking in, it's clean with a rustic vibe. On the left, two large monitors cycle through the menu (a little fast, honestly), but the QR code helps you actually read it without pressure. You order at the counter, pay, grab a number, and they bring the food to your table. Simple, smooth setup. The menu's full of character-inspired names, which is a nice touch. I went with the Royale Fries & Brisket--seasoned fries topped with 18-hour smoked brisket, smoked Gouda cheese fondue, coleslaw, and honey-ancho BBQ sauce. Good move, especially since I wasn't in the mood for a bun. The brisket had great flavor but could've been a bit more generous. The fries, though, carried. They had that curly-fry-style seasoning (even if they didn't fully commit to the curl), and the combo of BBQ, slaw, and Gouda worked. I'd come back just for that. I was ready to skip dessert... until I saw people walking out with shakes. Not a huge selection, but cereal-inspired flavors--CEREAL. I got the Cinnamon Toast Crunch shake. Easy recommendation. On the way out, I grabbed a s'mores cookie and saved it for later that night. Soft, gooey center, marshmallow, Hershey's chocolate in the middle, and a full graham cracker on the bottom. I've had s'mores cookies in NYC and back home in NJ--this one hit. Really good. Staff was friendly and easygoing. Quick story: there's a sign telling you not to touch the cookies because the marshmallow sticks to the wrapper. I asked about it, got the explanation... and still did it anyway. Ended up scraping (and yeah, licking) it off. Zero regrets. Shoutout to the chefs, owners, and staff. Solid 4 stars--great food overall, but could use a little more brisket and the theme doesn't go quite as far as it could.

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I'm going to give this 5 stars for the Banana Pudding shake just alone because that was excellent…read more Real vanilla crackers and banana pudding inside, I was confused, is this really a shake but oh so good! This is a drive through slider burger spot, we don't really have much of these in South Florida so I decided to try while in the D. I got the regular slider, good for the munchies but maybe not restaurant quality because of the employees that usually just slap every ingredient without love onto the buns lol. But flavors were there. Also service was good and fast and that's always a plus when you're hungry. We went through the drive thru but the ambiance was chill with fast food burger vibes.

Never had the Potbelly before, but mmm mmm mmmm!!!' Went in…read moreafter the Tigers' home opener, needed a bit, "back in the room food", for later on, if you know, you know. So got me a giant toasted meat and more meat sandwich. It was amazing! The service of the young dude behind the counter was top notch and quite helpful. You make a darn good sandwich my friend. So I'll be back at potbelly's for sure. I strongly recommend this place. Give it a try!!!

Nice Potbelly with excellent sandwiches (their Italian is awesome), great service and spacious…read moreinterior with many seats. Very close to Campus Martius. Their selection of chips is also great and they have many great original blend beverages like strawberry and blueberry drinks that not that many other places have. Recommended!

so gross.!!!!!!!!!!!!! my sister got food poisoning and cant get off of the toilet. forgot to…read moremention the service is horrible and i seen 2 rats. amd not to mention i found hair in my food

Horrible. Just horrible. I ordered 30 sliders and they gave me 15. All 15 had dirt and no onions…read more The sliders tasted like butt and dick. And to top it all off some homeless man asked for my butt and $3. NEVER coming back AGAIN.