We have just discovered this place a few weeks ago and have recently made our second visit. We love…read moreit! The food is very good and the variety of choices is amazing. Our party of four has had everything from the fish and chips to burgers to sandwiches to hot dogs and appetizers. Everyone was impressed! Dottie was our most recent server and she is very friendly, accurate with her orders and attentive. The atmosphere is surely more of a bar than a fine dining restaurant but it's an honest experience and is a lot of fun.

Went out to dinner with the family. I love this place! Best pizza in Michigan. My first pizza…read moreexperience with them was in Southfield

AMAZING PIZZA! We sat at the bar and the service was outstanding. Overall a good experience. The…read moreinside carpet has been changed out and it's much brighter and cleaner from when I was younger. Only good food in the area. Will be back! PS: Great iced tea!

Christie was an amazing server. Very friendly and kind. The food was good…read more DJ Bingo was a lot of fun! Highly recommend.

Excellent Flint style coney & chili cheese fries! Great service too! This is a total local spot…read morethat I'm happy to have found.

Local diner with a local crowd. Decked out in Michigan State and Detroit sports decor. Service was…read morefast and friendly. Food didn't blow my socks off, but it was good for the price point. Greek omelette came with lamb which was a cool twist on a breakfast staple. Overall would come back for a quick and easy breakfast.

Don't get your hopes up for anything nostalgic about eating at a 21st century Bob's Big Boy. I grew…read moreup with one in my hometown, so I was excited to see this when I got to Lansing. Alas, it was like any other generic Americana diner, nothing distinctively 'Bob's' about it. The food was decent enough, the service was good, but way past its glory days as I remember it in the '70s and '80s.

Great food, great service! Nice and clean and fast service. Always a pleasant experience here…read more Highly recommend!

In town for training, decided to try this spot on a recommendation. I got the brisket Sliders and…read morebrisket mac n' cheese. Hit the spot for lunch. The service was great, both young men that manned the bar and the tables were very attentive. I may have to stop by after hrs and try put their mojitos!

Cozy welcoming ambiance; friendly professional service. Food is good! We were there for lunch on a…read moreFriday. I had the Margherita flatbread which was excellent. My friend had the Tipsy burger and was very pleased with the presentation and the deliciousness of it all. We will definitely return.

Stopped in to try this place recently. I was really impressed. Food was amazing and I saw a lot of…read moreinteresting things on the menu that I want to try in the future also. Staff was awesome. Seemed like they knew most of the patrons so they have a core group of regulars. I will be back!

First time eating here, Friday afternoon and it it was about half full, it is seat yourself, good…read moreatmosphere with a lot of Lansing and East Lansing decorations and history pieces. Our waitress was very nice and quick with our orders and service. I got the Greek fries with gyro meat as an app and it was very good, the meat was pretty tasty with the fries. For the main I got the Steakhouse Philly. The fresh bread paired nicely with the cheesesteak. Will definitely come back here soon!

Very unique spot. Was not busy on a Saturday night. Ordered the Spag's Special. Discovered that…read moretheir pizza is the best in the Lansing area. Clean and service was solid.

After the graveside service for POW James W Swartz on 05/03/25 at Summit Cemetery, we went to…read moreSpag's for lunch, reminiscing and catching up. I personally think it had been about 35 years since I'd seen anybody there. To be honest, not being from the area (I live in Troy, MI) when told where we were going to a Bar & Grill called Spag's I didn't know what to think. Well, it was perfect! We had our own room and were not rushed to leave after finishing lunch. The service was great, as was the food. The tables were consistently cleared, waitstaff very attentive; if you wanted to order a drink from the bar they didn't take long to get. We had plenty of room. There were rectangle tables along the wall so that all the memorabilia could be nicely displayed. I also liked that there were 8 seats at round tables. I don't like when places cram 10 seats. Not related to the restaurant, I'd like to add a bit more of why we were all gathered together. There were 4 generations of family from 3 different states. Jim had one surviving niece and was an Uncle of various generations to the rest of us. After 82 years, James W. Swartz remains were finally identified and returned home to be laid to rest with his parents. His parents never gave up hope that one day he would be identified and come home. He was only 18 when he signed up to serve. At that time WW2 had not begun. Jim was a prisoner of war at the Cabanatun Japanese POW Camp In 1942. He survived the unimaginable , inhumane & cruel 66 mile "Bataan Death March" in April of '42 to the Japanese POW camp. Unfortunately, his hand was cut during the march and because he received no medical care it became gangrene which was probably the major cause of his death. He passed away September '42 and was buried in mass grave # 434 with no type of identification attached. When the grave was exhumed in 1949, Jim's remains were classified nonrecoverable. Over the years the remains were moved to other sites, but still unidentifiable. Finally in November 2024 his family was told they identified his remains and he would be brought back home in April or May 2025. In closing, I'd like to thank Spag's for being so considerate to all of us at the luncheon. Your kindness was greatly appreciated. If I'm ever in the area again, I will definitely stop in. If I know of someone that will be near there, I will recommend they stop in. Thank you, Trish Willey

We came in for dinner last Wednesday night. There were 13 of us, which included six kids. We had…read morefour separate checks for the four families. Unfortunately, they "lost" our ticket. This was discovered after waiting ~40 minutes and the other nine receiving their food (and asking, once, if ours was on its way). The pizza wasn't great (we ordered the House Special). Having to sit there, hungry, watching everyone else eat sucked (especially after having been told it was coming). I give them four stars because they gave us our meal free. In my opinion, that's what they _should_ do. Without hesitation. In fact, this is the least they should do: and they did it. For that, I can look past this mistake and give them another try. Not everyone gives good customer service these days (hello Little Caesars on Old U.S. 27 for a six-dollar pizza that was not as promised...). THAT is why I appreciate Relli's. I hope to have a better experience next time.

Rellis was great! Their draft beer selection was pretty thorough but not so big i got overwhelmed…read more The ambiance was a family owned sports bar feel packed with lot of spartan fans! All of our main meals, fettuccine, grinder and antipasto salad were devoured by all. Notably, the antipasto salad was well ratioed with ingredients to salad. I ordered onion rings and they were bit under done and I was hoping for some dessert. Overall I'll be back to Rellis next time I visit!