This place is always boomin! We didn't have a reservation so we had about an hour wait but the host…read morestaff were very friendly. Once we sat down, our server had waters at our table already and was quick to come take our drink orders. My friend ordered the very berry Bellini and loved it, so she ordered a second one. She gave it a 10/10. My other friend ordered a breakfast margarita - she gave it an 8/10. For food, we ordered the traditional meal with red velvet pancakes. She rated it a 9/10. My friend ordered house made corned beef hash with eggs, & cheese grits (gave it a 9/10) the grits needed some salt & pepper; and a Cinnabunn pancake (we give that a 12/10). The pancake was fire!!! I tasted a piece and wanted to order my own. My other friend ordered the crème brule chicken & waffles - she gave it a 9/10. I ordered an egg white omelet with turkey sausage, chicken, spinach & bell peppers. It was good but a little too runny for my liking. It came with fruit and whole wheat bread. I asked for strawberry jam and they brought me a homemade strawberry sauce that was soooo good! I give my meal an 7.5/10. Overall, the place is cute and pretty spacious with lots of seating. I would definitely come back and order some other items from the menu!

Snagged last minute reservations for brunch and were promptly seated! We ordered a variety of…read moreitems: Red Velvet pancakes ($16), Salmon Croquettes ($11), Traditional Benedicts ($15), Bacon Jam Omelete ($17.5), House made Corned Beef Hash ($17), and Very Berry Stuffed French Toast ($16). We felt like we had the perfect amount of savory and sweet items for the table. The salmon Croquettes were thick, the French Toast was sliced thick and fluffy, the corned beef hash had a crunchy bite to it and our eggs were made perfectly. We barely had any leftovers after sharing among 4 people. We felt like the portions and flavors fit the prices!

One of the best spots for breakfast/lunch in the neighborhood! Everything is always fresh. Make…read moresure to check out the DIA before or after, perfect way to make the experience more memorable.

We always enjoy visiting Babo. Located in mid-town, cute store front brunch spot on Woodward. A…read morefair amount of seating allows easy access without a wait on most weekdays. I assume there is a wait on weekends. Greeted by friendly staff quickly and offered a menu to pursue. Selections covered all the basic brunch items without being "too much." The ambience is warm and casual though ambient noise makes quiet conversation a challenge. Our server appeared to be newer and somewhat nervous so there was not much chitchat. Babo does not offer decaf coffee, a big disappointment. I settled for tea. The server was not aware of this decaf option until I asked. Our food came quickly although it was not super warm for either one of us. The syrup for the waffle was very cold, also a disappointment. Other than these two drawbacks, the flavors were wonderful and the pricing seems right in line for this area. Babo is a solid brunch choice in this are. We always look forward to our visits.

Detroit House of Pancakes Detroit, MI…read more Food: My party order Buttermilk Pancakes, Bacon, Chicken sausage and Vegetarian omelets. They arrived hot with plenty of butter (wish they had variety of syrups). The chicken sausage was really good, I was happy they had protein options. Oh, the mimosas were delicious. The omelettes were good... nothing special, some type of topping would have made a difference. Service: We had a server that was amazing! Friendly, courteous and professional. Ambiance: A large restaurant with plenty of dining area also a Full bar, great for groups.

The first thing that resonated with me was the super friendly hostess. A ray of sunshine. The…read moreinterior is clean, bright and nicely decorated. I found the menu items to be a bit on the pricey side. For example, a side of bacon is $7.95. Also, be aware - they include the gratuity. On the way out, I noticed they offer $3.00 margaritas, and you can get them to go.

Small parking lot off busy Woodward, you can also park in a small lot across the side street or on…read morenearby streets. Inside is a loud and crowded dining area, they impose an 'all people must be present for the group to be seated' rule. No soda pop. The breakfast and brunch food was excellent. It was a little pricey, but really good. Waitress was really nice and attentive.

Another place on my childhood food tour. I have been craving their food since a small child. I love…read morethis place and it hits the spot each and every time. There is absolutely nothing bad on the menu. There are so many delicious items, I have a hard time picking what I want since I want everything. First, I love their coffee. We came for lunch and I had already had my morning coffee, but we had not been here in so long, I needed my Original coffee fix and ended up having three more cups. Their coffee taste great all ways, black, with cream, with cream and sugar, so good! My child had a strawberry lemonade. They limit you to only one refill, but they were very kind and asked her if she was ready for her second cup. We love their specialties, which they do warn you takes extra long to bake, about twenty minutes, but it is always worth it. I ended up getting the baby Dutch garden, which is baked. It is so good, so underrated, I love this one every time. It is like an omelette inside a German pancake. It is perfection. I always also need something sweet, so I got a half order of blueberry pancakes. The batter is so good and they give you a side of blueberries in syrup. My child got the baked apple. This is the most iconic treat and a must order if you have never been here before. Again, it is baked sugar, apples and cinnamon inside a German pancake. We both had leftovers. So, each of our meals was like two meals. My husband got the broccoli and cheese omelette and a side of chocolate chip pancakes. They have hands down the best chocolate chip pancakes in the area and their omelettes are so fluffy and delicious. Personally, when I get their omelette, I get the spinach and cheddar which is amazing. Other items I love include the 49ers. Those are the best pancakes, they are a hybrid crepe and American pancake, and if you have never had one, you need to try them, they are ginormous. Their buckwheat pancakes are also so good. Their orange juice is typically fresh squeezed and worth ordering, and there are so many other items I have never tried because I do not have enough room in my stomach. This is a must try for everyone. There is usually a long line, but it tends to go quickly. Service is always friendly.

Jermaine served us and she had a great attitude and was amazing funny, and the food was great…read moredefinitely would come here again.

Presley's is a restaurant that's part of the Hotel David Whitney. I would never have known it was…read morethere if not for Yelp. Thank you Yelp. Valet parking is available as part of the hotel for $15. Once you walk in the hotel's entrance, don't be surprised if you stop and stare a bit. This is a beautiful, old school lobby. It took a moment for the servers to figure out which one of them was going to wait on us, but after that, it was smooth sailing. My wife's hot honey crispy chicken sandwich was served with a sriracha aïoli, which it only needs if you want extra heat, or if you're like me and you like dipping everything. The sandwich itself wasn't particularly spicy, but it didn't need to be. The sauce meant that it wasn't crispy, but it was so delicious that it hardly mattered. This is a good-sized sandwich, large enough that my wife couldn't finish it. Woo hoo... More for me! Both of us opted to pay the extra $1 to replace chips with crispy fries. Excellent decision. Most French dips that I've had have been something akin to an Arby's sandwich with watgravy. Don't get me wrong. I like Arby's, but I don't want to spend fine dining prices for Arby's. This is a cut above French dips you've likely had before. This is thickly cut steak with real beefy flavor. But, you will want to use this dip. It's gloriously clouded with herbs and chopped onion. And, I could have eaten the bread by itself, too. It's a hearty Dutch cheddar bread. It all came together beautifully. I wanted to savor her every bite, but my appetite got the better of me. I just spent two paragraphs talking about a sandwich. Now that's love. We seriously didn't know the price point here. For some reason, my Yelp isn't showing me dollar ratings. This is definitely a $$$ restaurant. I would love to take my wife back here again for a special occasion. But, I was happy that we got phenomenal food that also filled us up for about $50.

Service is always with a smile and the food is delish. I still have to make it to the rooftop bar…read more Last night was the lobster roll and chips. The lobster roll was great, the chips were meh. Tonight's dinner was half roasted chicken (not a chicken on steroids) good size, could still be shared if need be. Very nice vibe and plenty to choose from the menu. Enjoy!

We had brunch here twice while staying at the hotel…read more The restaurant space is nice, airy, and upscale feeling. The bathrooms were very clean. The service was pleasant but very slow. I noticed this at other tables as well. There were plenty of wait staff but they were not regularly checking in. It took a long time to get our food. The food itself was fine. Pricey but to be expected at a hotel. The best thing was the burger for brunch. Waffles, pancakes, biscuits and gravy were all warm and acceptable but not special.

We went to Honest John's before a performance at the Detroit Public School's Ford theater down the…read morestreet. I've wanted to come here because it was a place my late mom liked. I thought the saloon-type entry doors were a fun touch. I liked the atmosphere, too. The menu is wide-ranging, from breakfast any time to burgers, salads and sandwiches. I don't drink alcohol often, but I noticed they had a good selection of hard cider. I decided to get the one that was on the top of the menu -- something with pineapple. It was sweet but very good. My sister had the Honest John's hard cider that was on draft. It wasn't as sweet, but it was good as well. I had the grilled johnny john sandwich -- chicken, swiss cheese, tomatoes, lettuce on grilled pita. It was very filling; I only ate half! My sister had the chicken Caesar wrap, with the same result. We ordered some plain fries to share. Those weren't anything special. All in all, I liked the restaurant and would go back.

If you're looking for a fun, high-energy spot with great food and drinks, Honest John's Bar & Grill…read moreabsolutely delivers. From the moment you walk in, the vibe just hits. It's lively, welcoming, and has that perfect mix of neighborhood bar and downtown cool. The kind of place where you can show up for brunch, dinner, or just drinks and know you're going to have a good time. I ordered the pattie melt, and let me tell you -- it did not disappoint. Perfectly cooked, juicy, and loaded with flavor, with that golden grilled bread and melty goodness that makes every bite better than the last. It's comfort food done right. And the frozen mimosa? So good. Refreshing, smooth, and dangerously easy to sip. It's the kind of drink that makes you want to stay for "just one more." Between the food, the drinks, and the fun atmosphere, Honest John's is a whole vibe. Definitely a spot I'll be coming back to -- and bringing friends with me next time.

It wasn't obvious when I was making breakfast decision, but this restaurant is located in a Quality…read moreInn. Now, there is nothing wrong with this. But the reality of it is, if you're not staying in that hotel, there really isn't a reason for your to visit this spot. It's not particularly nice. Stuff seemed slightly overpriced (which you'd expect for a hotel). The good was average. The service was slow and inattentive. Was it fine? Yes. Do I wish I'd gone somewhere else? Yes. Choose wisely.

Hands down another establishment in Detroit that I try not to miss when I am there…read more It's a basic, unpretentious menu. The food here is excellent. I order bacon and eggs with grits. I always add a side of the silver dollar pancakes to complete the breakfast of champions. This joint is small and fills up quick. BTW they only take cash so come with yo dollahs.

I have been coming to Pancake House for over 20 years and this is truly a staple in GP. The quality…read moreingredients, friendly staff, and warming, home-like atmosphere, including their insanely delicious hot cocoa, brings back the childhood nostalgia every time! The cherry Kujafa crepes are to-die for, with a side of bacon and hash-browns! Weekends are busy, but it's worth the wait. Sunday breakfast is always better at Pancake House!

Food is good, I've been coming here since I was a kid and I get to enjoy the restaurant with my…read morechildren. The taste and quality is the same except for one dish??? The Big Apple no longer comes with cinnamon ice cream at the Grosse Pointe location only and the price is the same as other locations who offer the ice cream. By the way whipped cream will run you $1.50.

Breakfast time at Breakfast Club in Farmington! Life is good! Party of one! They are located in…read morethe Freeway Plaza on 10 Mile Rd. They were founded January 23, 2006 - 20 yrs and counting! Congratulations! On tap today was the Cinnamon French Toast Combo with scrambled eggs and jumbo sausage links. It was delicious! I even have some for later to eat at home. Yum! Cynthia, thank you for serving with a smile! You blessed my life. The XM Radio Station selection was right up my alley this morning with tunes from Bill Withers and Gladys Knight & The Pips. Patio seating will be available once it warms up. Not today on May 1st at 42 degrees! Note: This location is solely owned and not associated with other Breakfast Club restaurants. For this reason, they do not accept gift cards purchased at other locations. Gift cards are available for purchase here to be redeemed here only.

Our first visit to the Breakfast Club in Farmington Hills as it was midpoint for us to meet family…read morefor Breakfast on a Sunday. Very quaint restaurant - on the smaller size. Very well kept / maintained. Server was very friendly and attentive. Other staff members were on-point when refilling our drinks and removing empty dishes from the table. We ordered the Wild Mushroom Scramble and the Crab Cake Breakfast Benedict. Wild Mushroom Scramble - wild mushroom blend, asparagus, onions, and swiss cheese $13.50. Crab Cake Benedict - premium house made crab cakes with soft poached eggs over toasted English Muffin, topped with hollandaise $14.75. Both meals were good as far as flavor and quality. Only downside - the food wasn't very warm for as quickly as we received our food. As mentioned earlier in the review, this restaurant was on the smaller side and once it filled up with patrons, the noise level also increased.