Been wanting to go but have not yet, so sent my wife and daughter in for a carryout…read more They received attentive service and brought home several sandwiches for us to enjoy. I would definitely say they are stacked full of meat and taste delicious. Looking forward to coming next time.

Discovered this place from a chowdowndetroit video on Instagram. Soooo happy he covered this place…read morebecause their food is unreal! It's located inside of a gas station/party store and they have an ordering counter inside but I would recommend ordering online before hand because the wait can be quite long considering how popular they are right now. I've tried 3 different "stacks", the Italian stack, the Suicide Stack, and the Fiesta Stack. It's a MUST to add on cordial bread topping (basically making it cheese bread with seasonings on the outside). Every stack is delicious but my personal favorite was the fiesta stack. Super similar to a chicken hani at National Coney Island (breaded chicken, cheese, lettuce, sauce, tomato). They can get pricey. I think they start at $15 but you can probably get 2 meals out of one stack.

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.

I've gotten to -go from here several times now & can't believe I haven't yet reviewed!…read more They have a lot of Banh Mi options, I generally get the classic pork, and wow--they make a great sandwich! The French bread is so crispy & fresh, and it's quite full. Delicious! It was large enough to share, which we did. It's probably 10-12" long, and we generally want a lighter lunch. While I was waiting this time, I really checked out their pastry/desert case, and they were all gorgeous! They said they come from a local bakery. I'm not usually a desert person, but I got a slice of the Pistachio Ricotta layered cake and it was so good. Really light; thinking layers of cake and thicker layers of both of the two fillings. Perfection Open & airy, nice relaxing space in this building that was formerly Panera. I can't understand why they weren't packed with people. Get out there & support local restaurants!! Fresh, delicious ingredients! Ready pretty quick too, so it's a great lunch hour option. I'll get more pictures of next time I go, though I did get a picture some of the pastries.

We've been here twice, and the bánh mì sandwiches, pork pastry, and Vietnamese coffee keep bringing…read moreus back. The décor and ambiance are what you'd expect from a modern boba café: bright, casual, and spacious. They offer a wide selection of desserts, pastries, coffee, and boba drinks. On this visit, we ordered the Vietnamese coffee, pork pastry, pork bánh mì, cupcakes, and brownies. While the cupcakes and brownies were a bit underwhelming, the Vietnamese coffee, bánh mì, and pork pastry were all excellent and easily the highlights of the visit. The service was fast and will visit again!

My carry out from here was a real mixed bag…read more - The good: tahini sauce was on point. Grilled veggies were tasty and thoroughly cooked and included broccoli and carrots, not just peppers. Lentil soup had nice spicing, though I wish it had been warmer. - The OK: fried falafel, hummus, and veggie grape leaves. The grape leaves, in particular, had a good subtle flavor but would have been improved by a more substantial filling besides rice. The fried cauliflower side had a good texture but was missing the fried onions found at other restaurants. - The disappointing: the tabbouleh was too sour for my taste. The baba ghanouj did not have the smoky eggplant taste I expected.

Very good. Unexpected find. We're here for hockey and needed a quick bite to eat. I highly…read morerecommend trying it out. We had the chicken beeast lunch and the chicken Schwarma lunch. Both were freshly made and well flavored.

First time here was a disappointing experience. I read in the Troy Times newspaper that Troy…read moreChamber of Congress was hosting a "Step up to the Plate" event to support the Troy School District where you could dine at 12 local restaurants and get 20% off your bill on April 12th to April 17th. Central Park Deli was the first restaurant on the list to participate. The article said mention the ad from Troy Times or Facebook to get the 20% off your bill. Afterwards, save your receipt to turn into the Troy school of your choice. The school that collects the most money in receipts will win $1,000 cash prize. Unfortunately the employees said no, we aren't participating in that and other customers mention this and we won't honor the discount. I showed them the FB announcement where their Deli was clearly listed and they still said No. ??? This made me frustrated. My total for a wrap, cauliflower bites, and a drink was $22. No discount. False advertising and unpleasant customer service. I posted the Facebook announcement of their restaurant listed below in my pictures. On the positive side, the deli is very clean and food was delicious. Their menu is extensive with many choices of wraps, salads, sandwiches and soup. I appreciate you can customize your wrap with a gluten-free wrap and not many delis in the area have that option.

The Detroiter was delicious - very juicy and flavorful, the rye perfectly grilled crisp! The corned…read morebeef is a little different than what I accustomed to in that the corned is somewhat shaved and steamed. I very much enjoyed the sandwich but the value at $17 is a little much - the height was perfect but felt the overall size was a bit lacking. Also - depending on your preference, I would probably order extra coleslaw if I ordered this sandwich again, the ratio of beef to slaw was a bit lacking. The cream of broccoli was a nice accompaniment to the sandwich but was kind of salty and a bit on the starchy side. Overall - definitely a good place for a deli sandwich just a little on the pricey side - think Zingermans without the friendly service....

Excellent! I give this adorable place 5 out of 5 stars…read more The dinner and cheese selection was superb. The staff couldn't be nicer.

I heard about this place a while back and finally got a chance to check it out. The space consists…read moreof two rooms - a store and a sit down restaurant. On the restaurant side - we got waited on by a very attentive and polite waiter who explained the menu items in great detail. I have to say that the selection is interesting - some unexpected combinations of ingredient on the assortment of sandwiches. I had a hard time picking just one. We finally settled on "fig and pig" and salmon croissant. Both didn't disappoint! Croissant came with a copious amount of smoked salmon over a jam spread. I wouldn't think about such pairing- but it worked! Fig and pig entailed bacon over a goat cheese spread and jam. Another great one. I'm intrigued and will make another trip to try other offerings. The store side had a good selection of wine, deli meats, large selection of cheese and gourmet selections of chocolate. When I say gourmet I'm talking flavors I've not heard of before- like mushroom, and much more. And not cheap (so must be good?? ). I'd like to return when I have more time and explore the store some more.

This is the go to place to take my adult daughter for a brunch with her mom. The food is all made…read morein store. The onion rings are the best! All hand breaded and made there. There is no warmed up food service food found anywhere in this store. Paul, the owner, is almost always there. He either runs register (almost always) or he's cooking with his chef or he's washing dishes. In his spare time, which he makes feel ample, he is in the dining room waiting tables and greeting guests. This is a diner, not a coney. The sandwiches are excellent. The dinner entrees are served in dinner and lunch sizes (mostly) and breakfast there is really good! My go to is the Corned Beef Hash, which I order without the green peppers. Since we usually do brunch, it is usually enough for two, so I have leftovers the next day. I love this place. The chips are amazing. The soup is made in their kitchen. The decor is old and screams mom and pop shop--because the food makes up for the 60s diner decor. Seriously, this is my favorite place. If I had one wish, they don't do any delivery services. But if I want to go eat there? This is where I like to go. (You can pick up there if you don't have time to eat in.) Highly recommend!

We have been going to Pudges Place for more than 39 years. Tonight we were very disappointed on…read moreour date night to try their Chinese dinner. I know that the businesses in the area are struggling due to construction, but our dinner did not even try to make us want a return visit. My meal said nothing on the menu about "egg" and each small shrimp with a strip of bacon was grilled with egg. Just not what I expected, especially for $25. My husband ordered the General Tsao chicken, spicy, and it had a very strong taste of "Franks" hot sauce. A weird addition to Chinese food. I will say that the egg drop soup was very good, but neither of us were happy with our $50 meal. $60 including tip. Sadly, I sensed the end of our meals at Pudges. It wasn't just the food, we also sensed unpleasant waves of a very musty, urine like smell. Sorry, Pudges, I hope things improve.

I've ordered from here a few times. The rice bowls are huge for the price and are pretty good. The…read morechicken egg rolls are nice. The chicken is a little dry but they give a lot of sauce. Wraps are fire

We liked the food here. The flavors were very good. Everything was well seasoned and flavorful…read more Took a star off because I found multiple pieces of cartilage in my sandwich. Not overly appetizing. I'd try again, probably just get something different!

Went here with my friends a couple weeks ago and the food was really good. I got the Italian Panini…read morewith a side of fries. Honestly what makes a sandwich is the bread, and theirs was solid, I'd give it an 8/10, more than satisfactory. Sandwich was really great and filling too. The fries were good on their own but paired with their ranch it's next level. Make sure you order the ranch, it's that good, it actually inspired me to try and copy the recipe myself lol. Service was amazing, we had one server handling a ton of tables but she still crushed it and kept everything running smooth. The seating area was pretty nice too. Definitely recommend.

Crispelli has amazing pizza! We ordered the White Pie pizza, an Italian panini, and tiramisu for…read moredessert, and everything was absolutely delicious. There are so many other items on the menu that I want to try, so I'm already looking forward to my next visit!

The bread was very stale. The lettuce the tomatoes looked messy just sitting there's I won't be…read moreback to this location. It was dirty. Glass looks like it hasn't been cleaned or wiped down in a year or so. Service was ok. I have 400+ shore points I'm an avid Jersey Mikes patron. This was my first and last time here. My previous review was for the Riverview location. There is another review that was also meant for another location as well. Please please clean those glasses and counters.

Great staff and service here at Jersey Mikes here in Clarkston MI. Bryan is fantastic at making it…read moreMike's ways