I was in town on business and this place was near the venue for work. The food was amazing and the…read moreservice was beyond great. You're greeted as soon as you walk in the door. It resembles an old school diner. Super cute place! Ambiance is so good! 10/10 would recommend for breakfast anytime!

Great, fast, friendly service. Great team work by the servers…read more I ordered a double cheeseburger: Yes: Lettuce, onion, tomato & pickle Not: Ketchup, mustard or mayo Kitchen made it exactly bassackwards. I checked the order slip; it was entered correctly correct. Ordered to be cooked medium; served rare. Bun: Fresh, but barely toasted Veggies: Fresh, cool & crisp Beef? Not seared. Flavor A bit muted. I do not care for a lot of salt, but I added salt. I asked if perhaps my order was swapped with someone else's. Nope. All the kitchen screw-ups do not justify 3-Stars that Yelp considers Okay. Will I return? Perhaps. I am curious about their breakfast menu.

Wonderful service and breakfast! Cozy little spot perfect for a breakfast date with my best friend!read more

It's slightly busy. Two parties ahead. Three stools at the counter…read more Over heard that a car ran through the front here, that's wild. The driver confused the gas and the brake pedal. Oh my. The waitress waiting on me seems pleasant. The kitchen is rather narrow, not much space for more than one person, depth-wise. They have a really good variety of Delight flavored coffees: caramel macchiato, Irish crème, hazelnut and vanilla. They have fresh squeezed OJ. Ordered a green tea, turkey Reuben with both kraut and slaw, large Greek salad, feta on the side, hobo skillet, scrambled eggs and biscuit and a side of cinnamon raisin toast instead of pita bread. $45.05 I feel blessed that I use both sides of my brain. I can be technical, analytical, I can be creative, I am proficient with the English language. I am organized. I have good traits that go across both sides of my brain. The turkey Reuben is good, small, but the rye is still toasted and slightly crunchy. The cinnamon raisin toast is cinnamon, no raisin, it was so-so. I smothered it with cream cheese, made it more palatable. The Greek salad was ok. It's a bustling diner. The hobo skillet was good. Service is their strength. Every employee is friendly and helps each other out here.

I can't wait to come back and try their ice cream! It's a very cozy place surrounded by interesting…read moredecorations, a train that goes around the restaurant and a menu with plenty of choices! Service was very friendly and prompt. The omelette was delicious and so was the sourdough bread it came with.

Located in the heart of Northville, Rebecca's is a breakfast gem! Walking through the door, you…read moreinstantly feel like family! They offer a wide range of options for breakfast and lunch. This is our regular Saturday spot for breakfast. I absolutely love their meat omelette and the eggs Benny is fantastic.

Thomas M had it right in his previous review that Joes is a special place. We managed to come here…read moretwice over our thanksgiving weekend visit which should speak for itself. I know they are known for their Coney's but being a native Californian I could not quite get on board with the midwestern version of "chili" which is far more like a meat gravy. That being said, this is clearly a regional issue and thus if Coneys are your thing.. joes is definitely your place. On our second visit I opted for the corned beef on rye which was definitely more up my alley and what sort of 1/2 jew would I be if I didn't indulge in some rye toast from time to time. PSA Joes will be undergoing its second renovation so be sure to stop by for a new and improved experience next time you're in the area!

tldr; Fresh comfort food, forgettable service…read more It seems this place went through a rebrand since all their menus say, "Joseph's Brunch House". We came in on a Sunday morning, which is peak brunch energy, and the opening moments were... a bit confusing. It's apparently seat-yourself, which is fine, but there were no signs and no one behind the counter gave any direction. We ended up following another group's lead and seating ourselves. Everyone at the table enjoyed their food. My corned beef skillet was hot and fresh, and the fresh-squeezed orange juice was on point. No real complaints there--though nothing especially memorable either. Service started off fine, but once the food arrived, it felt like they forgot we existed. By the time we left around 10:30 AM--when you'd expect things to still be busy--the place was mostly empty, but we still had to flag someone down for coffee refills and boxes. This place clearly wants to be the fancier brunch experience but still has some legwork to do. Tightening up service would take them to the next level. There was just something about the restaurant's energy that inspired us to try somewhere else for brunch next time.

I randomly found this spot a while ago, and this review has been sitting in my drafts for quite…read moresome time. I was honestly surprised to see they're open 24 hours! I just happened to pass by today and remembered it. It's nothing fancy, just a good, solid local diner kind of place. Sometimes that's exactly what you need. The person who took care of our table was super attentive and really understood my requests. She made sure everything was done the way we wanted, and that always feels good, when someone truly listens and gets it right. The food was decent and prepared just the way we asked. Overall, a simple, satisfying experience. Definitely a reliable spot when you want something easy and comforting.

Zack's is a longtime diner that operates 24/7 which is rare outside of the big chain places (e.g…read more Denny's) in the Metro Detroit area. It's a popular hangout for the local HS students because it's always open. We made a breakfast stop here after I came off a red-eye flight. The parking lot was sparsely occupied which wasn't a surprise because of the early hour and wintry weather. A combination of booths on the edges and tables in the middle made up the main dining room to the right of the service counter. To the left was an auxiliary dining room for overflow at busy times. My friend and I sat at a corner booth and started looking at the two-page laminated menu. The font was rather small with no photos so the number of items was extensive. Breakfast and beverage offerings were listed on the front side. The back displayed the lunch and dinner choices that included nine entrees specifically for adults 62 years and older. I am not sure if they check ID to validate one's age. I wanted a little bit of savory and sweet for my meal. My selection was a Belgian Sampler that consisted of one round waffle, two eggs (sunny side up was my choice), one bacon strip, one sausage link, and one slice of ham. For $11.29, the amount of food on the plate was a good value. The problem was that the waffle was extremely dry. No amount of butter and syrup was going to save the overcooked dough. The service was also a bit spotty. I gave a 3.5 star rating for our visit to Zack's of Plymouth.

We frequent deadwood for local takeout. The food is always fresh and warm. We love the potato…read morechip walleye and the chicken Caesar sandwich. Don't leave here without an order of their fresh baked cookies. They will be gone in the blink of an eye.

My parents and I had our Thanksgiving dinner at Deadwood this year (Nov 27, 2025). They did such a…read moregreat job with everything! The waitstaff were all friendly and helpful. Nobody was rushing the tables to leave which is a testament to how they booked their reservations. Our meals and adult beverages were all two thumbs up! My dad took a sip of his raspberry twist and said, "wow, that is strong. I'm glad I'm not driving." My mom took a sip of his drink and said, "oooh that's good! If you think that's strong you should try my drink!" Her drink was the Black Forest and it was definitely the kind of drink one sips! My Christmas cookie martini went down real easy! The food was great -mushroom soup, Caesar salad, two turkey dinners (one with some modifications), buffalo balls and a side of mashed potatoes. And of course, we had to get a plate of warm chocolate chip cookies! The place was lightly decorated for the holiday - tastefully done! Today, they nailed everything! Hostess, waiter, food runners, manager - check, check, check!

Breakfast time at Breakfast Club in Farmington! Life is good! Party of one! They are located in…read morethe Freeway Plaza on 10 Mile Rd. They were founded January 23, 2006 - 20 yrs and counting! Congratulations! On tap today was the Cinnamon French Toast Combo with scrambled eggs and jumbo sausage links. It was delicious! I even have some for later to eat at home. Yum! Cynthia, thank you for serving with a smile! You blessed my life. The XM Radio Station selection was right up my alley this morning with tunes from Bill Withers and Gladys Knight & The Pips. Patio seating will be available once it warms up. Not today on May 1st at 42 degrees! Note: This location is solely owned and not associated with other Breakfast Club restaurants. For this reason, they do not accept gift cards purchased at other locations. Gift cards are available for purchase here to be redeemed here only.

Our first visit to the Breakfast Club in Farmington Hills as it was midpoint for us to meet family…read morefor Breakfast on a Sunday. Very quaint restaurant - on the smaller size. Very well kept / maintained. Server was very friendly and attentive. Other staff members were on-point when refilling our drinks and removing empty dishes from the table. We ordered the Wild Mushroom Scramble and the Crab Cake Breakfast Benedict. Wild Mushroom Scramble - wild mushroom blend, asparagus, onions, and swiss cheese $13.50. Crab Cake Benedict - premium house made crab cakes with soft poached eggs over toasted English Muffin, topped with hollandaise $14.75. Both meals were good as far as flavor and quality. Only downside - the food wasn't very warm for as quickly as we received our food. As mentioned earlier in the review, this restaurant was on the smaller side and once it filled up with patrons, the noise level also increased.

Thomas's has become a reliable spot for my family. The staff is always nice and service is prompt…read more The dessert case at the entry greets you and gets you ready for some old school style service and food. They offer everything from sandwiches and breakfast to traditional Polish dishes. My wife ordered the grilled chicken dinner with mashed potatoes, squash, and a side salad. The grilled chicken was really good, not your average diner chicken. I ordered a Cobb salad and it was super yummy and filling. Everything was very fresh and definitely homemade. I wish I would have written down my waitresses name, because she was spunky and amazing. We will definitely be back. If you roll through Livonia, stop in.

Friendly staff serves up hot food quickly. This place is always busy so you know ingredients are…read morefresh. Decent sized menu with a variety of options. The one comment I must make is the cleanliness. It's outstanding. Usually you can tell a lot about a place from the restroom. It was very clean, even the floors. The attention to detail for an enjoyable experience was displayed by the hand sanitizer spray on every table, or when my syrup arrived nice and warm. Cozy and clean with hearty food - recommend.

We had an excellent experience with the food and service at The Omelette and Waffle Cafe in…read morePlymouth. I highly recommend.

I was cycling a few years ago and wanted to have breakfast in Plymouth, Michigan. I used Yelp to…read morelocate Omelette and Waffle Cafe. I enjoyed the food and the service and have returned several times. I

This is a nice spot in between my home and where my parents live so we meet here about once a…read moremonth. The food is a little high priced for a Coney Island. However, I cannot say that I've ever had a bad meal. I don't know if it's the owners that I often see there who have the accent, but whoever they are, they are the sweetest people ever. The service is always quick, the restaurant is clean, and the food is good. They also have a variety of foods. You can't ask for much more!

The last time I had a Denver omelette was decades ago during the reign of "Big Boy"! So the…read morebreakfast was delish coupled with prompt smiling service was refreshing. We walked in at 1:15 and had to wait for a vacant table - the place was packed! The restaurant is well light with big windows overlooking the GRA & Novi road intersection. I had asked for crisp hash browns topped with onions & some cheddar melted on top - bingo! Server even remembered to grab a bottle of "Frank's" cause you know I put the s~~~ on everything