We were seated and our order was taken immediately. I had the best cinnamon roll! I could have…read moreeaten the roll without the topping, the dough was tasty, not claggy. The blueberry pancakes, bacon and French toast were as tasty as I would make it home. This place is an unapologetic throwback to the diner I worked at 40 years ago! The decor is timeless. The interior is clean and neat. This is the place you can go to for a daily home cooked meal and eat with your brethren.

Nice place owned by a loving couple Good, scrumptious, food…read morearrived on time. Nice decor.

The food was so good, and the service was fantastic! The ambience was perfect for catching up and…read moregreat conversation. I have no complaints.

Copper Athletic Club was busy when we visited on a Sunday, but the service was polite and…read moreattentive. The restaurant has a great look and atmosphere, and the downtown location makes it easy to walk around Marshall before or after eating. The food was mixed. The chicken wings were just OK, and the burger was not especially flavorful. We also tried the Copper hash browns, which were pretty good. Overall, the setting was better than the food, but it is still a convenient stop while exploring downtown Marshall.

I was excited to try Trackside Eatery since I'd never even noticed it during my past visits to…read moreAlbion. Unfortunately, I have more negative things to say than I'd like. The first thing you notice when you walk in is the smell, I know it's an old building, and that comes with the territory, but it's definitely noticeable. The food was disappointing. I ordered a patty melt, which was dry and bland. The one highlight was the jalapeño poppers, those were actually amazing. Our waitress was very sweet and helpful, but things went downhill when there was an error on my tab. She couldn't void it, so asked me to come back later to talk to the owner and he would fix it for me. He was extremely passive aggressive and visibly annoyed about fixing the issue. He made several "jokes" that didn't really feel like jokes, including an out of place comment about the company I work for, saying that if I got in trouble for a Ginger beer charge on my receipt (it was actually a ginger ale, rung in as ginger beer), I should find another job.  He seemed annoyed because Ginger beer is not an alcoholic beverage, which I already knew, but I even had to explain to him that I worked in HR for my company and needed to follow rules. I shouldn't have to explain myself to a vendor. It is my right as a customer to have an accurate receipt and definitely not my fault that as a business owner, he didn't learn how to operate his POS. Overall, not a great experience. Between the smell, poor food, and uncomfortable interaction with the owner, I won't be coming back.

The restaurant closed earlier than its posted hours, which made the overall experience less…read morewelcoming and disappointing.

The place was crowded but found a place at the bar Service was exceptional and the food yummy…read more Ordered some drinks and pad thai and asian brussel sprouts salad The portions are huge and had plenty of leftovers They had live music and also have a little shop full of cute things

Sat at the bar because it was packed (for a Wednesday night). We had a yummy dinner. My pad Thai…read morewas delicious. There was a 3-piece country band playing and they were really good. The decor and ambiance of the restaurant is delightful. They have a cute store in the front of the restaurant as well.

They've closed unfortunately before the season. Was great! It's now called something new. Tipsy…read moreturtle I believe haven't been yet.

It's been a few years since I've been here, but we were out on Coldwater Lake and wanted some lunch…read morefor the boat, so we thought pizza would be good. You can dock up, walk in and either dine in or take your food out. Ordering by phone was easy and they texted us when they were ready, pretty quick. Unfortunately the pizzas themselves were a let down. 2 large with toppings and 1 small cheese for $70. The toppings were sparse, compare our pizzas va the photos on their website, and the cheese on the cheese pizza was cheddar. The crust was thin and crispy, similar to Dominos thin. Probably will pass on pizza here next time. The ambiance seems nice here. Also, they serve The Chocolate Shop ice cream from Wisconsin which I did not get to try, but it is says super premium ice, which is ice cream on another level. A few examples of super premium include Costco brand vanilla, Trader Joe's vanilla, Members Mark super premium at Sam's, and Aldi Super Premium vanilla. I think the Kirkland is the best.

Good food. Weekends are very busy Most waitress are…read morepleasant. They make great burgers. Breakfast meals are very awesome.

The Truckstop manger is EXTREMELY rude and incredibly disrespectful the restaurant is good though.read more

The Habitat is the cozy bar inside of Weber's Restaurant formal dining room that's inside the…read moreWeber's Boutique Hotel. (Whew! That was a mouthful!) The most important thing to know is that everything Webers is awesome, fantastic, top-drawer, and always dependable. What I like about The Habitat is its relaxed atmosphere versus the quieter dining experience of Weber's Restaurant, its stage for live evening performances, its signature drink menu (check out the Aviation), and its sophisticated energy. You can order most (maybe all) the same food that's on the Weber's Restaurant menu. The table service at The Habitat is equally as good as the staff at Weber's Restaurant, so don't feel like you're missing out. The two venues offer uniquely different dining and atmosphere experiences.

The Habitat was the perfect pre-dinner cocktail spot at Weber's in Ann Arbor…read more Cozy little jazz bar, plenty of options for drink & nibbles. The establishment was inviting & made us felt like a regular the moment we stepped inside. The bartender was very friendly & made amazing drinks. We will definitely be back!

Service and the server were fantastic. Super pleasant. Very chill atmosphere. We went in at noon on…read morea Saturday. Maybe 4-6 tables with people but we still were able to get good service from one server. She was great. We had Brussels sprouts. Awesome! Chicago style beef. Awesome! Buffalo chicken salad. Awesome! Pork tenderloin. Awesome! And home made Cole slaw. Awesome! Beer on tap and full bar. Super clean inside. I'm sorry I didn't take pictures. Trust this place for food and drinks and whatever.

Probably the best food I've had in years. Good drinks, and great service.!!! Really cool ambience…read moretoo. I love the fire and the setting was so serene.

Really cool little bar/music venue. Got to catch Mick Kolassa playing the blues here…read more Nice tile floors and ambience. The specialty pizzas were really surprisingly good. Never thought of Brussels sprouts on a pizza, but they got it to work! Loved it! The only thing - grab a wooden chair if you're a size 14 or over - those metal ones just do not fit our behinds. Great place - I'll come back for sure!

Super cool place we stopped at on the way through. Limited rally good menu, a couple sandwiches,…read moregood pizza, nice specials. I'll take a short, fresh menu over lots of lousy food any day! Friendly staff showed us the theater while we were here.

I love small town restaurants, and I'm happy to have stumbled upon Mel's Place. Mel is short for…read moreMelinda, by the way. She and her husband, Ron, own and operate the restaurant. Mel was my waitress and Ron was the cook. Mel was friendly and provided good service. I had two eggs over medium, a waffle, and coffee. All was very good.

We're here in the central part of the state of Michigan doing a 22 mile bike ride on the beautiful…read moreFalling Waters Trail between the cities of Jackson and Concord. Upon arriving in the small town of Concord (population 1,200) after the first 11 miles, we were thrilled to see the breakfast cafe on Main Street open for business. My wife and I have been loyal customers of this little cafe when bike riding through Concord over the past 10 years. During that period, it was known by two other names: the Silver Spoon Cafe and the Concord Cafe. Unfortunately, like so many small restaurants, this eatery closed its doors during the year of the pandemic. Riding up today, we noticed the familiar purple awning on Main Street still proclaims "The Concord Cafe". However, after changing hands and getting an interior facelift, it re-opened 30 days ago (May of 2021) as Mel's Place! After walking in the door, we quickly met the new owner Mel...short for Melinda. We enjoyed chatting with her about the renovation she did in exposing the hundred year-old brick in the minimalist and spotless dining room. We then got down to business ordering a pair of Veggie Omelettes with sliced tomatoes and raisin toast while nursing our fresh brewed cups of hot coffee. Our breakfasts at Mel's were spectacular...just like they had been over the years when we had patronized this small business under previous owners. For this Yelper, a delicious breakfast halfway through a 22-mile bike ride is a great motivator. Based on the excellent quality food and friendly small-town service, I expect Mel's Place to quickly build a solid reputation among the many recreational bikers that frequent the Falling Waters Trail. Five stars all day long.