I had the biscuits and gravy and it was very tasty and for a reasonable price. Gives the at home…read morefeel.

Bringer Inn is a hot breakfast spot for folks in Saginaw. They were established in 1984 and are…read moreknown for their scratch cooking. They are open for lunch too but my parents treated me for breakfast and let me know there are a bunch of regulars that dine at this restaurant including them. The restaurant is cozy with booths and tables for seating. You are welcome to sit anywhere you like. During peak times, they request you limit your time at your table to only two hours. The breakfast offerings were nice size portions which were enough for takeout for leftovers later.

Great local breakfast place! Clean, quick service and food was very good. Was a little disappointed…read morewith no traditional eggs Benedict in the Benedict section of the menu only eggs with sausage gravy on top. It was still good and we will come back again when we are in the area.

Good food, excellent server, big portions, quick service, reasonable prices. We'll be back!read more

It's 2026 and we are back to traveling up north and passing Linwood Corners Cafe. Couldn't wait to…read morestop by and enjoy a great meal, with attentive service, a cherry and down-home dining area and affordable prices. Today we shared the special BBQ pulled pork over the creamiest Mac and cheese bowl. So delicious. We added side salads and shared the coconut cream pie, our favorite dessert. We left stuffed and pleased with the very reasonable bill. Definitely our favorite "headed up north" place to eat.

Very good food and great service. They allowed me to order breakfast even though it's well past…read moretheir breakfast time and the homemade bread with jam was delicious. My dad ordered a hamburger and says it was fantastic They even gave my dad's dog some french fries

Great view! The staff very friendly and knowledgeable. The food was good, we had the perch with…read morevegetables and mashed potatoes. We should have ordered without gravy, potatoes good, gravy was not so much. All in all very good. Peace

Saw servers and bartenders handling produce with bare hands. Absolutely disgusting. Not a tong in…read moresight. Not blaming them at all. I assume it's bad management. Won't be back.

We ordered the prime rib sandwich and grouper sandwich. Great prices. Food was delicious. And…read morethe portion sizes were huge!

I know people rave about Luckys but it's just ok to me. Steaks are average. Wings (which good…read moresteak houses don't feature) were not great. Way over seasoned. Their Key lime pie is not key lime pie. Carrot cake was decent though. Server was super nice. There were several Tables that hadn't been cleaned which makes me feel like a place is dirty. Dont expect this to be a Morton's or capital grille but it's an ok place for a dinner.

The food had so much salt, and was gross. My friend ordered a wet burrito, with no sauce, and no…read morecheese. The gravy tasted like someone put the whole salt shaker in the gravy. The turkey sandwich was disgusting

My family stopped in for breakfast this weekend and had an ok experience. We were a large group…read more(six couples) so we were sure to tell them how we were splitting the checks when we ordered our drinks. We started with one server and they decided to have a second server split the table with her which didn't really work well for us. Three couples had one server and the other three had a different server. We sensed some tension between the two servers, and having waited tables in the past, I know from experience that you need to work together and not against each other. Good communication and teamwork is critical if you are going to split a table and we felt some disconnects here. One server got her orders in before the other, so three couples were eating while the other three waited for their meals. One brought ketchup and hot sauce and did not communicate with the other server so she asked if we needed any and it was already on the table. There were a few miscommunications about the orders and when one couple needed something and had to ask the server that did not take their order, there was a bit of confusion. They did bring us pitchers of ice water and a coffee jug to the table since we had a large group and they were semi-busy, which worked out well. Aside from the service hiccups, we felt the food was average and the prices were fair. I ordered a polish omelette with sauerkraut because I have never heard of such a thing before, but didn't get any sauerkraut which was disappointing. I was hungry and didn't want to complicate things so I ate it anyway and it was still good. I was also slightly confused with the 'hot cakes' items on the menu. I ordered a short stack of French toast thinking I was going to get French toast flavored pancakes since it was listed under 'hot cakes', but I got actual French toast and it was very plain. Biscuits and gravy were also listed under this heading so I should have put two and two together! Others at the table enjoyed their meals and felt the portions were very large. Those who had omelettes would have liked to get home fries or hash browns with it, but it only came with toast. They did have an Apple cinnamon jelly for the toast which isn't something you see at most breakfast spots, and it was a nice treat! I'm sure we'll be back as we have close friends in the area, and I look forward to trying other items from their menu.

Little bit of a tough place for me to rate. Supposedly they have great pizza so I got a medium…read morejust to try it and I was pretty disappointed. The crust was overdone and it was really oily. Not a lot of great flavor either. Got an order of the wings and they were way overcooked with absolutely no seasoning. So they were very disappointing too. What saved the day was the walleye and fries. The fries were excellent, and the walleye was good. It wasn't seasoned at all, but tasted a lot better once I put some salt and pepper on it. Had a nice light breading on it but again, no seasoning, so it really required some pretty heavy salt and pepper. So I'm just kind of disappointed that the star of the show was the french fries Service was very friendly and prompt. The place looks a little rundown and doesn't really have much of an atmosphere. Linwood is supposed to be well known for walleye fishing, so they could've decorated the place along those lines and had a theme. Look like they had a decent selection of good quality liquor. Decent name brands. I'm gonna give it a three star, but part of me feels like that's a little bit of a stretch

The food was excellent bar food. The pizza was definitely something I'd come back for, particularly…read morethe crust. The French fries were extra crisp and everyone at the table was sneaking a bite! The perch was seasoned well, but a touch overcooked. The music was loud and the place was uncomfortably cold.

My husband and I had brunch on Sunday and it was fantastic! My husband had the corned beef hash…read moreand he said it was perfect. I had the salmon Benny and it was delicious. I am not a fan of pickled red onions and had planned to pick them off. However, they really added to the dish. I also enjoyed the fried capers. The service was perfect. I believe our waitress was Brittany (I'm awful at remembering names). She checked on us several times and was very attentive. We loved the decor. It is really beautifully decorated. We will definitely be back!

Looking forward to going back! I had the Hudson's Maurice salad, that took me right back to the…read more80's. The salad was delicious and spot on compared to the salad I would order at Hudson's. My nephew loved the Challah French toast and we all loved the candied bacon. The chicken in the chicken salad croissant was a bit chewy and tough but everything else was great! Staff were very friendly and attentive.