Amazing lunch! My spouse brought home a power bowl and Reuben; along with a double shot espresso…read moremacchiato. It was terrific! The venue felt like you were hanging out in a larger metro city and we love having a good coffee/lunch spot so close to home! We were so appreciative of the attention to detail to special orders. You can tell the owner and staff care!

Why I waited so long to try this place, I have no idea, but I'm definitely glad I finally got the…read morechance to stop in. This place is more than a sandwich coffee shop, it's a place where special needs people get to work with the public & put their training they receive at the Centerline location to good use, preparing them for the workforce. There was only one gentleman from the training center working when we stopped in on Saturday, but he was so polite & boy o boy, he made some fabulous sandwiches! And I'll say, it's apparent they definitely received fantastic training because everything we received was delicious & top notch! First off, WOW is the inside of this establishment HUGE! Something I wasn't expecting. They have an area off to the right with a comfy couch & an oversized comfy chair to sit at while enjoying your coffee. You could also sit there & read a good book or work on your laptop/tablet. We got sandwiches for lunch & I'll start by saying they make most of (not sure if they make it all) their bread from scratch at their main locaiton in Centerline & transport it here. It's fresh & SO yummy! My friend got their reuben on homemade rye. She said it was delish. I got their turkey bacon wrap (minus the avocado), Both sandwiches were full of a LOT of meat & the bacon in mine was cooked fresh & the turkey was more like leftover Thanksgiving turkey, because it didn't taste & look like deli sliced turkey, which I always appreciate a real turkey sandwich. Both sandwiches came with a dill pickle spear as well. And they brought our sandwiches out to us in a nice to-go box with also bringing us paper plates & napkins. As for their prices, VERY reasonable, considering the quality of food we received as well as the presentation. They also do a small breakfast selection & even sell some of their homemade breads. Don't pass this place by if you're looking for a nice lunch, breakfast or just a cup of coffee (& they even have some of the fancier coffee options too!) becuase you won't be disappointed!

Great coffee many different flavors to choose and fun twists on classic lattes. They are so…read morefriendly and fun. They were very fast when getting my coffee to me. The atmosphere is very cute it has whimsical decor throughout.

From the owner: A haven for those seeking a warm cup of coffee and a side of inspiration. Overflow Café invites…read morepatrons to savor not only the rich aromas of freshly brewed coffee but also the uplifting messages adorning each cup. A cozy mom and pop shop in the heart of Richmond, Michigan!

This is our second time eating at this place, the service is always fabulous and very attentive…read more Their food is very good for the limited vegetarian options they have. It's a good place for breakfast and I am sure if you ate meat they have a lot of great items. They have a small town diner feel. Definitely worth a go if you are looking for a nice place to get a home-cooked meal.

Delicious breakfast. The skillets are amazing. Reasonable prices. Highly recommend. Nice outdoor…read morepatio seating option .

One of the Speedway chain of gas stations. A little smaller than most, but it gets the job done!…read more Typical convenience items in the store.

When I am on my way to see friends, I stop here. Easy to get in, plenty of snacks, the people are…read morefriendly enough and it's typically a quick in and out. Bathroom is ok. Overall, prefer this to the one near me in Port Huron on Pine Grove.

I tried this place fo the first time today.When you walk threw the door, your greeted with a…read moresmile.Which is always a good first impression. The place is super clean.I got a blueberry and cherry mixture slushy with energy. It has me buzzing around lol.The owner is very informative about,her products.She doesn't try to push any drink,on you she helps guide you, on what may be good for you.Also she informed me,that there protein shakes,are actually like the consistency of a milk shake and taste great.So I give this place my full recommendation and encourage people to give her a shot.She is kinda of tucked back behind Leo's Coney island to the left right next to the door store.Everyone has their own taste buds,but I thought it was great.

This place is going downhill. I'm not sure what has changed over the past few months, but it used…read moreto be very clean inside and the smoothies and food used to be of excellent quality. The past few times I went there, the smoothies were not made to their usual high standard. They either were not blended completely, the flavors were tasting off, or there were big ice chips inside. They also have been out of dark chocolate, the past three times I have tried to order a chocolate peanut butter cup smoothie. And this past time that I went, we had two smoothies and two quesadillas, and we both spent all afternoon in the bathroom. So they obviously are not up to their usual clean standards and they're having unsafe food handling issues or unsafe temperature issues. This is the first time that I have ever gotten sick from eating there. And it was both of us, so I know it was either the smoothie or the quesadilla. So to the owner of this place, you should probably figure out what's going on and why things are going downhill, because it's not good!!!

Tropical smoothie for a chain restaurant is pretty consistent. The smoothies are always good and…read morethe food hits the spot for a snack. It can take a minute for food if you are in a hurry. Otherwise, this is typical for made to order food. It is good and the smoothies don't disappoint. We will return.

Best cheap pizza in town and any other snack you could want. Staff is always friendlyread more

My sister raves about this place and I recently had a chance to try it out myself!…read more This convenience store is attached to a BP gas station. If you know me, you know I LOVE looking at all the candies and drinks at gas stations on road trips and this place wasn't an exception. I like that you can make milkshakes, coffee, hot cocoa, freezes in store. Their soda selection isn't my favorite, but they definitely make up for it with everything else! They stock aisles of candy, chips, snacks and other necessities you may need in the road. The best part is the pizza that they sell here. Made fresh in store! My sister and I ordered a large cheese and pepperoni and it was one of my favorites I've ever had! Service was outstanding!

I have been coming to this restaurant since it's opened and it only gets better. I ordered the…read morerooster crow special, 2-egg , hash browns 2-sausage 2-bacon & ham, I had hash browns & ham left over. Server was a 10 of 10, and my friend the owner "Patti was happy to see me! There Lunches & Dinners are even better!!!

I don't relish leaving bad reviews anymore. Restaurants have a tough enough time making a buck…read morenowadays as it is however, Ken's is one that belongs in the gastro-abusive category. Honestly if you know anything about food at all, you'd simply agree that this is the case. After two separate visits, we thought we'd give it one more try, just to be fair and boy, the old saying about fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me, couldn't hold more significance. Here's a couple of tips for selecting a good restaurant or perhaps more accurately, not selecting a bad one: If their daily specials menu insert includes everything but the line cook's soiled underwear, leave. If the menu is 15 pages long, leave. If most of the positive reviews and/or photos are two years old or older, leave. If one of the photos shows hard boiled eggs that have green yolks, leave. How the heck do you keep so much food fresh to offer so many menu items? You can't, especially when your core business is breakfast. The wife and I ordered a Rueben to split, deluxe with two sides and we chose fries and a cup of soup. The fries were straight out of a GFS bag, no surprise there. All so-called "diners" rely on nasty frozen foods from Sysco or GFS anymore. The "cup" of Navy Bean soup I would call more a thimble. The cup was so small, we could barely squeeze the spoon in there to sample the wallpaper paste they call a soup. The sandwich was so disgusting, we both had a quick bite and immediately sent it back. Spoiled sauerkraut for sure. The corned beef stack was so thin, I doubt there was two ounces of meat. It was also soaking wet, as if it had been sitting in a pot of hot water and pulled out to make the sandwich. Perhaps steamed but given the lack of effort in producing what should be a diner staple, I wouldn't think so. Boiled meat has no flavor or color and this is precisely what we were asked to swallow. The whole sandwich itself was quite small, almost tiny. No thousand island dressing. The wife and I are no strangers to well made, tasty corned beef sandwiches. Ken's was one of the worst, if not THE worst we've ever had. If you can't make a good corned beef sandwich, you should not be calling yourself a restaurant, period. It's a diner staple. So, now the bill. The sandwich was $8.99 on the menu. We ordered it deluxe and got the thimble of paste and the food service fries for an additional $5.49. We also ordered an iced tea, which was so over-steeped it was black and bitter, along with a bowl of "Coney Chili" (National for sure or some cheap knock-off, yuck). When we sent the sandwich back and declined a replacement the waitress person said they would take care of us and they sure did, they took care of us alright. $17.89 was our final tally after the deduction! They deducted $8.99 for the sandwich, charged us for the sides, which we barely touched then we had to haggle the bill at the register with some obnoxious, pushy Albanian women that thought it might be a good idea to give us a punch card with three punches, how generous. I said "if we sent the food back, why were we charged for the sides"? During our negotiation process, which was embarrassing and humiliating, we noticed another order of Rueben's leave the kitchen and then we overheard a cook remark that the kraut was indeed spoiled. We also overheard the booth next to ours complaining about their food. This was our third try. The first time we left because we were there on a Saturday morning and it was so crowded and noisy and they tried to seat us in the middle table where we would be rubbing elbows with our neighbors. We said no thanks, we'll come back some other time and pushy foreign lady literally hounded us to stay and we had to high tail it out of there with what felt like a tijuana street barker nipping at our heels. On the second visit, I was alone and ordered some kind of Greek Skillet with gyro meat which coincidentally, was also spoiled, I was afraid to eat the food and I did eat about half and got sick the next day. How this place got a reader's choice award for best family restaurant is a mystery to me. They must have really stacked the votes. Maybe Ken's was once worthy of such a claim but it isn't now. Shame on this place for ruining no less than 3 dining experiences for us. Nothing worse than leaving a restaurant hungry and with a feeling that you've been pickpocketed.