Food came out fast and delicious. Brenda took our order and was super awesome. Very clean dining…read moreroom. Very friendly atmosphere. Highly recommend their famous Olive burger!

Jivano, the manager was tremendously helpful on my first visit about 2 months ago, and I've been…read moreback a few times since then. I HIGHLY suggest using the app or web to order ahead of time, bc the wait can be tremendous, but the food is always amazingly fresh and tasty. I loved the seasonal pumpkin shake! This is a really dope burger spot, and I'd go here weekly if I lived closer.

After my previous trip, I wanted to come back and try the breakfast. The Southwest Burrito has sent…read moreMidway Eats to a full 5 star. I've had a craving for good breakfast burrito spot, and this one will have me coming back. It was full, fresh, and absolutely delicious. The eggs, sausage, and peppers we prominent and layered in well between hashbrowns, giving a perfect breakfast burrito. I am excited for the upside of Midway! Also, I can confidently say that the service here is so kind and they do a great job of staying bright and personable. Both times that I've come, I've been greeted positively and well engaged. Thank y'all so much!

Very Mediocre, Service is alright, thought when it comes to the Food; it's called 'Midway Eats' for…read morea reason, that's the name. I ordered One Buffalo Chicken Wrap with an Order of Cajun Fries, The wrap tastes like a regular chicken wrap no sign of buffalo. The fries are absolutely terrifying- with a nice crisp and seems like it's been seasoned well, Nope! Completely different, if you get a nicely seasoned cajun fry it's very similar to a packet of seasoning from Beef Ramen. Midway definitely has Midd food, you're better off going to an actual Coney Island.

The food was amazing and the portion sizes were huge. The atmosphere is very nice because it's…read moreright next to a golf course and it's nice to see the outdoors. Sitting outside is great but would not recommend in the summertime as sometimes there are a lot of bees which might bother some people. But overall recommend, kind staff

We waited at the door for a bit before being greeted or seated, even though a few employees noticed…read moreus (and others) arrive. Eventually, the woman handling takeout - who also seemed to be the host, came out from the kitchen and got us taken care of. Now let's talk about the vibe... chef's kiss. Every corner felt intentional - photo-worthy walls, cozy booths, and even the bathrooms had a moment. Definitely a spot you come to just as much for the aesthetic as the food. Food-wise, it was good, not mind-blowing. I ordered my go-to chicken fajitas and they didn't quite make my "craving this again" list. BUT the flautas? Those were the standout for me and I'd absolutely order those again. Overall: come for the vibe, stay for a few solid bites, and don't skip the flautas or the margs! cheers!

Idk why the ratings are subpar on this one, it's always friendly and usually pretty quick..!…read moreSometimes the lines do stack up at night, but the food has always been good!

Because the Taco Bell on Groesbeck N of Cass is so awful, we decided to try this one, near Meijer…read moreat 15 and Utica Rd in Fraser. OMG! Is this franchised by the same person? And they don't provide ingredients for them too put together to fulfill orders? We were late getting lunch so got a snack, a taco for me, a bean burrito for my husband. Another crushed taco that had a greasy shell - ? AND no filling except a teaspoon of something - meat? - at the bottom, and a few strands of what I think was lettuce. The bean burrito filling was better than Groesbeck taco bell, but like the one on Groesbeck, this location also sells customers OLD tortillas, that were not pliable but instead are cracked and old, so he had to scrape the beans out and throw the tortilla - which didn't have cheese, either, just like on Groesbeck last week, just to have a snack before we got back to garden work. The food has gone downhill quickly, in less than 2 week's time. Two weeks ago the food was standard Taco Bell. Not great, but decent. That is no longer true. Not even for the simplest ingredients, namely taco shells and tortillas, and they don't put any ingredients in those anymore.

This McDonalds always makes my food and shakes with the right combination of ingredients, not to…read moremuch of one thing or not enough of another thing. The employees are always friendly and professional, speedy service to.

I went to get a couple Frappes around 8 o'clock pm. First thing was I waited 20 minutes for 2 cars…read moreahead of me. The guy at the window said to go to the 3rd window for fries. I was then harased by a group of prejudice males who started making faces at me and then asked me to buy candy bars he had in a paper bag. I said to him that I did not have any cash sorry.He then said he was an employee and would get my fries for me and he would make sure they were cold! That place was like a zoo I think everyone there is on dope. I left without the fries.

Couldn't even rate 1 stars because the customer service was wonderful. They're very kind. I donated…read more$1 to a foundation they were supporting because the woman on the speaker was very sweet. But WHO COOKED THIS?! What is this?! Probably the most disgusting thing I have ever gotten at a fast food restaurant (besides Chipotle on Van Dyke)

Great service clean fun environment good food too Will be…read morecoming back again thank you

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!

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.

Updated: Read the ending. I had to re-edit this in real time. They flipped the script. Bravo!…read more ORIGINAL REVIEW: I hate writing negative reviews, but it is the only way to get management's attention these days. After a long day working an event, I stopped into the local Big Boy hoping for something simple and reliable -- the salad bar and a decent sandwich. Unfortunately, neither of those expectations were met. First disappointment: the salad bar was closed. That was the main reason for stopping in. The bigger issue, however, was the atmosphere and service. The restaurant was practically empty, and it quickly became clear why. The waitstaff looked like they were more interested in getting out the door than taking care of the few customers who actually showed up. Service felt rushed, curt, and distracted while they focused on side work and closing tasks rather than hospitality. Then came the kicker: a server came to the table and casually informed us they didn't have cheese for the sandwiches. At that point, it's hard not to wonder how a restaurant runs out of something as basic as cheese. Between the closed salad bar, missing ingredients, and staff that clearly wanted the night to end more than they wanted to serve guests, the whole experience felt like customers were an inconvenience. When a restaurant looks empty from the parking lot, experiences like this explain exactly why. This kind of "we're already closed in spirit" attitude toward paying customers is unacceptable. If you're open, then operate like you're open -- otherwise lock the doors and call it a night. **UPDATE: Manager came and checked up on us. Ordered an hot fudge ice cream cake. They hooked it up. Service improved immediately after this initial post. **UPDATE TO THE UPDATE: They comped us the dessert... flipped the script. We left happy and full. Well played Big Boy.

We went to Big Boy for the first time in years and it definitely brought back some childhood…read morenostalgia. The inside looked exactly like you would expect. We ordered the tortilla soup, the Big Boy, and a brownie sundae. Everything was decent--nothing bad, but very average overall. Our waitress was friendly and kind, but she went missing several times throughout the meal, which made service feel a bit inconsistent. While it was an okay experience for the price and fun for the memories, it's not somewhere we'd plan to frequent. Still, if you're craving nostalgia and a straightforward meal, it gets the job done.

Although the burgers were VERY good, they were expensive. They were bigger than expected, but I…read morecant stress how good the food was. I highly recommend the retro style of the restaurant. The service was not as good as anticipated, but I give the restaurant an overall 4 star.

Ayyy! Yelp will actually let me review something that's permanently closed, for the time being at…read moreleast. So very unsurprised by this closure. As everyone and their mother has already pointed out their prices were too damn high! It's one thing to pay more to go to a sit down burger joint in Royal Oak where you get to soak in that classic 50s theme all around you with extensive decor but what's the point when it's a former Checker's in St. Clair Shores with only a drive thru and a couple of outside tables with zero ambiance. You can sit and look over at the Burger King where everything would have been cheaper. Or at least you could. The food isn't that special to justify the extra expense. Went here a couple times which was one too many and the grub didn't seem nearly as good as the OG Comet Burger in Royal Oak. Me typing out this review is the very definition of beating a dead horse and I got over a hundred other things to review but I just couldn't resist.