Immediate 5 stars for the only place within 40 miles who hasn't raised their prices through the…read moreroof due to Trumps Golden Age of grifters. No AI menus, no apparent Sysco slop, just quality American food made honest and at a reasonable price. You will not find a better lunch spot in all of napoleon

Delicious, affordable and good service. Family owned and food is authentic and quality!read more

This darling down home diner is amazing. The food was phenomenal My biscuits and gravy were…read moredelicious. The biscuits were so fluffy. Cheyenne was a doll. She was so friendly and attentive. Her service was exceptional. The decor here is also so fun.

Amazing breakfast!! We were greeted by Cheyenne who is a sweetheart and a breath of fresh air…read more Their menu is huge and they have a sense of humor which is shown by quotes on their menu I ordered the slam up 2 eggs bacon home fries and toast The home fries were exceptional My sister got biscuits and gravy The biscuits are fluffy not dry gravy yummy So glad we found this place Its a gem

They serve the biggest pancakes on record. They are quite tasty! The service and the servers are…read moreexcellent! We often grab a pick up order for church meetings.

I stopped here at 11:30 am on a Thursday morning and the place was packed. I was able to get a…read moretable right away, but there were only a couple of tables left. This is a small place that could honestly use a makeover. My server came over right away and gave me a menu and took my order. The menu looked good, in fact the breakfast selections really looked amazing. I decided to order the hot beef sandwich with American fries (gravy all over) and applesauce. This is one of the only places that doesn't automatically serve mashed potatoes with open faced sandwiches, and I thought I was going to miss the mashed potatoes and I was dead wrong. My meal came right out, and everything looked amazing. The beef was tender, and the gravy tasted good, it needed a little salt, but other than that, it was good. The American fries were outstanding. They were really good with gravy on top. One thing I must mention is that they serve real coke here and it tasted like canned or bottled coke, not your average terrible tasting, watered down fountain coke. It was the real deal. This is a good place to eat with great value. The menu is large enough for everyone to find something to eat and the service was good.

I had an excellent experience today at the Oak Tree Lounge. It's been a bit cool here this week…read morewith the weather and I found a soup that really hit the spot. I had a Mexican Corn soup that also had some chicken in it.

To make things easy the Oak Tree Lounge is on Oak street…read more I personally like the place. The folks that hang here are fun and easy to talk to. Then there's my friend's stuffed baked potato which was incredible. I bet I ate half. The burgers are a solid choice, too. I settled on a cheeseburger and rings. All great...especially for a lounge. While I've never really seen food come out in partials quite like they do, maybe they were busy and/or understaffed. At first, only one of our entrees came out, it was then five minutes before two more were served. Finally, after ten minutes all five had arrived. Ten minutes seems like an eternity to wait when you're looking at your buddy carving up his dinner. Other than that, there's outdoor seating. Shade. Hootch. And a wonderful wait staff! Can't ask for too much more. We'll try them again, should we ever be back in these parts. 06/21

Terrific service, great prices. Coney sauce was terrific on their hash browns/dogs. Service is…read morefast and there's not a bad thing on the menu. Worth the stop if you're traveling through. Our server was fun and the staff is old school (and I mean that in the best possible sense in the service industry). . I'd give it more stars if possible.

Small spot. Thankfully we had part of our party there with a table…read more We ordered a Coney Island hotdog, NY hotdog, eggs and hash brown and toast, rooster omelet, turkey Rueben and small baby Greek salad and some coffees. The NY dog tasted better than the Coney dog. The coney didn't taste the way it was expected, but it had a lot of ground meat on it. The egg, hash brown and toast was as expected. The rooster omelet wasn't too bad. The turkey Rueben was okay, would have been better with kraut instead of creamy slaw. The Greek salad was so-so, nothing so special about it. The onion rings were good at least. The woman at the checkout gave me such a hard time for asking for a copy of the credit card receipt, she asked why the itemized isn't good enough. She told me if I want the credit card receipt, she's taking the itemized bill. I said I would still like a copy of both the itemized as well as the credit card receipt. She placed both back on the counter top with a bit too much drama. How lazy, rude, totally unprofessional and unpleasant was the checkout staff member. The table service and food was a 3. The checkout service was a big fat zero! The experience was ruined by one person here.

Sooooo good. Old school, delicious, no screwing around. Very nice people…read more Come. Here.

This place is tiny but mighty...smash burgers done to perfection and fries cooked just right, not…read moremushy and not too crispy. Staff friendly and efficient. One of the best burger places in Jackson...stop in and grab a delicious burger

A lasting gem here at the Jackson Crossing Mall and adjacent to a Secretary of State office…read more Great breakfasts, sandwiches and a few mains...all good from those sampled. Super nice, accommodating & friendly staff. Though in the Mall, entry is available right from the parking lot.

The food wasn't what stood out to me during my visit. What I couldn't ignore was the way the…read moreemployees were treated. Watching staff be spoken to with little patience or respect made for an uncomfortable atmosphere. Everyone seemed tense, and instead of feeling like a team, it felt like people were just trying to avoid getting in trouble. It completely changed the experience of eating there. I understand that restaurants can get busy and stressful, but there's a difference between managing a team and making employees look uncomfortable in front of customers. Treating people with respect shouldn't disappear when things get hectic. I hope management takes a step back and realizes that customers notice how employees are treated. A positive workplace doesn't just benefit the staff, it creates a much better experience for everyone who walks through the door.

Visiting Jackson for the day, my boyfriend and I were looking for a good diner to eat at early…read moremorning. My fiancé LOVES a good pancake, so we took a chance at Max's House of Pancakes. The restaurant is conveniently placed right next to a free 2-hour parking lot that had plenty of spaces open at 8:45am. We were promptly seated after walking in and greeted by our server. She brought us soda and coffee and then took our orders. My fiancé asked for a side of bacon to be on the rare side (flopping), but was told that the chef precooks some items, so he probably wouldn't be willing to make a fresh to order side of bacon. Our food came out really quickly, the side of French toast i ordered was delicious and a much larger size than i anticipated. My fiancé, who claims to be a "pancake connoisseur" said his Chocolate chip pancakes were amazing. The bacon fell short of expectations, but overall the meal was excellent. The prices on the menu aren't insane compared to the size and quality of most of the food items. I think a few tweaks to the aesthetics of the restaurant, and more flexibility by the chef would go a long way. Definitely come in if you're hungry, and looking to avoid breaking the bank for a great brunch.

I decided to stop by here in way back home to Chicago and this place left we wanting to drive home…read morefaster. The chicken and waffles appeared as if they had asked a 6 yr old to draw for them what he imagines chicken and waffles should look like. It was literally 3 chicken nuggets sitting on a waffle. The coffee tasted as if it had been wrung out of a sock from the cheapest bean known to man. It tasted like someone went to Colombia and asked them what was the bean they hated the most and then bought it by the pound and brought back to Michigan. The hash browns were not well prepared. The cook obviously never met a seasoning he liked as these potatoes tasted as they were the kind used for boiling and served to prisoners in Dublin circa. the 18th century. I will not be returning to this place and others should beware.

Mom and pop diner feel. Food was very good and service was outstanding. I would definitely go…read moreback and recommend.

I was driving by and decided to stop and have breakfast. I ordered the all meat omelette and had a…read moreDiet Coke. The omelette comes with a side of toast and the bill was $19, which is a little high priced to me. The sausage in the omelette was overcooked, but other than that it had good flavor and a good amount of cheese. The server was attentive and very friendly.

I believe Jackson Coney Island was remodeled under new ownership years ago. It seems like they've…read moremaintained high standards throughout the years. Daily specials and breakfast served all day. I went with my craving: 2 coney dogs with fries and a drink, which happened to be the special. Although it was busy, there were still open tables. Service was fast and attentive, including the time-honored skill of keeping drinks topped off. Everything was good, and Jackson Coney ranks among the best coney places in the area. I can't wait to try their breakfast! One thing that was concerning to me: fruit flies, or something similar to them. It's been super cold out for a while, so these things were coming from inside somewhere. There were but only a couple, thankfully.

Can I give ZERO stars?? Let's begin talking about why…read more.. 1st - they haven't changed the oil in the fryers since...???? The stale oil fryer smell almost knocks you over when you go in. 2nd - I took my 40 oz cup in - so it didn't sit in the hot car (95+ degrees that day). The waitress came and said "the manager said you can't have that in here" as she shrugged and gave me a quiet "I'm sorry". Didn't even wait to see if I ordered a drink or not (which I did, btw). 3rd - ordered our food - - is all I can say (I think you get the picture of how bad it was. My aunt was dying right up the street at the hospital so there was no real ability/opportunity to leave as we hadn't eaten all day and we were trying to get back to the ICU. We could have had a better "meal" from the hospital vending machines... I went to college in Spring Arbor and remembered that this place used to be better than average for a small diner type restaurant. Then I heard the guy who owns it bought "The Parlour" (whooeee, back in the day it was THE PLACE to go for ice cream with all my college friends!). And, then I saw that The Parlour was permanently closed... what? How could that be?? Well, if the food and service deteriorated to what this place has become then, I can see why! An iconic place shut down because - eww, gross! Honestly, don't waste your time and energy here - go to the hospital vending machines and get something to eat if the cafeteria is closed, you'll like it more.