I remember when I tried the first Taystee Burger location in the Gas station in Dearborn back in…read more2016-2017 and thinking, "Man! That's a great burger!" Then I tried Dearborn Heights a couple of years later. Same thing!!! I just tried this location in Warren, and it's phenomenal too. I'm not sure why I didn't post reviews in the past. These folks know how to make a great burger and a successful restaurant. Halal, fresh, well-cooked, creative ideas for burgers. Fries are good, but its the burgers!!!! They've earned your trying it!

This was such a good burger!…read more One of the best burgers I have had. I have been wanting to try this place for years. I was finally on the right side of time and had time to go in. They are located next to a gas station which comes in handy if you also need gas. I order the number 1 and my son ordered the pizza burger. Both were very filling and delicious. The original burger was cooked perfectly and the bun was pretty good. The onions and pickles were so good and I don't usually like pickles. I didn't try the signature sauce as I'm not a fan of thousand island. But many people will enjoy it the way it's suppose to be made I'm sure.The pizza burger was pretty cool. It had 3 nice sized mozzarella sticks on them and pizza sauce. We wanted fries and they only come in one size. The one size is big enough to share. We were suggested the lemon pepper fries and that was such a great suggestion. They are fresh cut fries and you can tell. I was happy they had regular fries and not the battered crispy ones a lot of place do. So they definitely will get 5 stars for the fries alone. It has some seating inside, but most people seem to get carry out. The men at the counter were so nice in helping us. They really suggested things we would like and we did. I will be glad to give them my business again.

This experience crossed a line…read more My girlfriend and I were genuinely excited to try Holy Burger because they advertise a full plant based menu and even offer gluten free buns. That combination is hard to find, so we were genuinely excited. Before ordering, I specifically asked if a gluten free bun could be used with a plant based sandwich. I was told yes. During ordering, I also clearly stated multiple times that we are vegan and everything needed to be plant based. Every vegan knows when you are in a place that serves both, you confirm multiple times. Despite that, I was served real meat. Both my chicken sandwich and my burger were not plant based. After taking a bite (I haven't eaten meat in 16 years), I noticed something was off and asked for clarification. I was initially told it was both gluten free and plant based. When I pointed out that my chicken patty and my girlfriend's chicken patty looked completely different, the answer changed. Only then did the employee realize the mistake and say it was gluten free, not plant based, as if those are interchangeable. They are not. If I had accepted the initial answer, I would have continued eating meat. Like halal, this is ethical. It is not a preference. If you are going to market to vegans and people with dietary restrictions, you need to understand the difference and get it right. What made it worse was the response. There was no real apology, just a casual "that's what you ordered," which wasn't true. I had clearly communicated my order multiple times. I declined the remake because at that point I didn't trust the food. I was told a refund was issued, but I have not seen that reflected yet. We spent about $60 for two people, which makes this so much more upsetting. This is not just a simple mistake. For vegans, this is ethical. Being served meat after clearly ordering plant based is not a minor error, it is a complete breakdown in trust. It left me physically sick, and honestly still does thinking about it. When you serve both meat and plant based options, there should be clear safeguards and employee training in place to make sure this never happens. That did not happen here. If you are vegan, I would strongly caution against eating here.

Since being recently diagnosed with a gluten intolerance, I've been on the lookout for places with…read moregood gluten-free options. This spot has quickly become my go-to when I'm craving "fast food" style meals. So far, I've tried the gluten-free chicken tenders, cheeseburger on a gluten-free bun, seasoned fries, and even their gluten-free cookie. The chicken tenders are especially delicious; once home, I like to drizzle honey and dip them in barbecue sauce, which takes them to the next level. The seasoned fries are always perfectly crispy and flavorful. I'm not a fan of their gluten-free bun or gf cookie but I think I just have to get used to eating things without gluten in it now. The staff has consistently been friendly and helpful. While the seating area inside is small (making it more of a takeout spot), there are a few tables if you'd like to dine in. There's also a small bathroom available and a convenient ordering screen in the lobby for quick service. Overall, this is a solid place for gluten-free comfort food; whether you're in the mood for burgers, sandwiches, or chicken tenders. I've already been several times, and I'll definitely keep coming back!

Every time we've been here, the food has been excellent. I don't know what they're doing back there…read morein the kitchen, but it is delicious. I'm worth checking out.

I just went there and had the best dinner. I had the Patty Melt and their homemade french fries…read more The Patty Melt was the best I have had anywhere, fresh, hot, juicy and cheesy. The homemade fries were to die for, sliced potatoes, fried, with just the right amount of salt. And with a nice tall glass of beer, it was just perfect. I will be back again and again. Thanks Rusty Rooster.

I had the bacon cheeseburger and it was great! Beef was seasoned and the fries were piping hot. I…read morewill definitely be back. Service was outstanding!!!

Service was good. Place was spotless. Burgers are made to order. You pick your bun and toppings…read more(similar to Subway). Pricing is reasonable. Ordered 3 cheeseburgers, 2 onion rings, a French fry and 2 pops total was $36. Burgers were good and toppings were fresh. Fries seemed hand cut and they had malt vinegar . Will definitely return.

Lamb and rice bowl is excellent a taste of everything in every bite. Pizza was great the dough is…read morevery airy and delicious.

I came to visit Michigan and was so excited when I saw they have something as unique as a Sylhety…read moreplatter on their menu and things like Naga Pizza and Shutki Pizza! When you ask for spicy they give you spicy so be careful what you wish for. I appreciate that what you see is what you get with this place. It's very unique authentic and worth trying if your a Bengali foodie.

Great food and great price. Been to many places lately that charged $15+ for a burger with no…read moretoppings and no sides. $16 for a veggie burger with two patties and a ton of fries was reasonable to me. The burger was delicious. I usually don't like smash burgers but these were really good. Cooked perfectly and very flavorful. The fries were reasoned well too. Can't wait to come back. Service was very friendly and the place is clean and decorated nice.

Food had a great presentation but i ordered turkey and after double checking i was still giving a…read morebeef burger that i haven't had since 2016.

Pretty solid place for a BYO burger option…read more I like all the options they offer....multiple proteins, buns, toppings and sauces. Everything was well prepared, meat temps were correct, buns were toasted and toppings were plentiful. If anything, you may want to be cautious on the BYO toppings because things can get sloppy if you add too many. We loved our apps as well, boneless wings and pretzels. Will definitely be back

World's End was a decent bar/restaurant that was mostly known for its burgers. The service was…read morefriendly and efficient. The cheese sticks were above average. The fall out fries were the move over the regular fries. The serving size was enough for 2 people. The side salad was run-of-the-mill. I ordered a medium rare, 1/2 lb bison burger on a brioche bun with aged white cheddar, caramelized onions, and bourbon ketchup. It ending up being rare instead of medium rare, and had fried (crispy) onions instead of caramelized. My wife crafted her own mac and cheese. After confirming the "chicken bites" were fried, she ordered a bowl of mac with those, onions, cheddar, and velveeta. The chicken appeared to be grilled rather than fried, and the mac itself lacked any flavor. Considering the mac was $21, we definitely wouldn't order it again. To say the least, I wasn't surprised to hear World's End closed. Had it not, I would have given it another chance.

Friendly staff. Both catfish dinner and beef nachoes were…read moreexceptional taste and good value. Carryout is recommended as there is limited seating. Would go back!

The restaurant was clean and the young lady that helped me was friendly but the restaurant had…read morenothing that I wanted. They were out of corn beef egg rolls so I asked for pasta and I was told that pasta was seasonal. I then ordered chicken and asked could I get the sauce on the side and I was told that they do not do it that way the sauce comes on the chicken. This was my first time coming to this place to eat because I heard so many good things but after today I will not be returning.

Walked in on Mother's Day to try the award winning shawarma burger ( people's choice) and we…read moreweren't disappointed. Three of us had the burger and one had the Pops burger which was also pretty good. The curly fries and tots were really good, and the onion rings were crispy and hot. Friendly service, decent draft list plus lots of bottles and cans to choose from.

Was craving a burger and heard that Kozy's has some really great burgers. The Kozy's burger really…read morehit the spot and a big added benefit is that the meal was very reasonably priced overall.

Total neighborhood place. 7 people attending celebration of life for a lost relative. Quite crowded…read morefor early Sunday afternoon. Had a 1 man band playing some very decent music.. 2 different servers- did a very good job serving. Had a breakfast bowl - $6.95 on menu - told it was $12.95 . Was very average, as was everyone else's food. They kept the beverages flowing.

I've been to the videos downtown in Eastern market and of course that is a total experience in…read moreitself. This videos I've always driven past and never really gave it a thought. However, we decided to give it a try, and the place is just as unpretentious as the one downtown with that older bar charm with a great brunch attitude. Lots of TVs to watch sports, a great bloody Mary menu, and the breakfast pizza was outstanding. I would go back again just for that.