Good MExican food, maybe the best in Detroit.

I dunno. It was good, but I wasn't wowed by the reputation nor the food. The riverside location is nice, but I expected more.

I'd rather eat at New Hella's or many of the other slightly higher calss Greek places on the street. Prices were low, but the quality wasn't there.

The food's not bad in this small seafoood place in Birmingham. Unfortunately, it has been crowded making it difficult to get seated. It' a local favorite and there really aren't very good restaurants in downtown Birmingham, strangely enough. So that explains it.

It's a bar that also serves food. So that gives you areference. They do have some strange stuff on the menu. Nothing wonderful, but a good place for a business lunch.

Before the other places opened, this was the only choice for middle eastern food in town. And the food isn't bad at all. It is a small place and they treat you well. Nothing fancy.

This is the second Anita's, I think. The first one is near or in Troy. I like what they offer, but for some reason, I haven't been back many times. You know that kind of experience? Sort of Middle Eastern food. Maybe I should try it again. It's been a while.

I almost hate to recomend this place as I go there all the time and the lines are out the door as it is! Does that tell you anything? This is sort of like a Coney Isalnd, but they have much much more. The service is efficient and very freindly. I like the Chicken Caesar slad, the ommellettes and the burgers. The ommellettes are huge and good. The soups are always good, and the salads large. Oh yeah, they have coneys too. This place is right near Carvers off Sincola Ct. It is not so easy to turn into the street that feeds the parking lot, but it is manageable and there are lot's of parking spaces, even with the huge crowds. Good food. Good prices. Nice portions. Friendly people.

This is a typical '40s style hamburger joint. You know the kind. They take a small meatball sized peice of beef and squash it down on the hot grill and serve it with lots of grilled onions. I like this kind of place every once in a while. Sit at the counter, have a burger fries and a coke and make believe you are in Hight School in the '60s.

They serve huge portions which are best shared around the family table at this freindly Italian style place. Just average food, but a lot of fun. You go here for the entier experience. Check out the tacky (on purpose) decor.

It's the only place in town. Golf theme. Sandwiches to main dishes served. I have had mixed experiences here. If there were other places to go, I would probably not have been there more than twice.

This place does entertainment with dinner (sort of). It is a decent place to take a large group for fun, but not if you want to eat something good. We took the office there a few years ago and we had a good time, but nobody liked the "food."

Ever been to Japan? Neither have these people. This is Teppan Yaki (iron slab cooking) at its worst and they also have bad sushi. Overpriced. Poorly prepared. Not authentic. By the way, in the US, this chain calls itself or used to call itself Benihana of Tokyo. In Tokyo, they have them for the tourists. Know what they call it there? Benihana of New York...

Nice authentic Italian. They try really hard to please and do a good job. Enjoy.

It's a beery bar. The food is just average. The service, below average. I have no idea why they call it the Library.

Ho-hum Chinese at its average. You won't fee like you just got off the plane in Hong Kong, Beijing or Taipei, that's for sure. Typical Americanized approximation of Chinese food.

I have taken stuff out from this location, but didn't even know that you can sit down here. Can you? The deli counter was good and this is close to the New York style experience. The corned beef and rye bread were good, as was the sliced lox. Nice people too.

I returned to this place to experience the Sunday buffet. While the menu meals here weren't so hot, the buffet was awesome. You can try just about everything and the beadth of selection is staggering. Worth trying.

Went once. Never went back. I love seafood, but there are so many good ones, that this experience did not bear repeating.

Expensive and not spectacular food in a setting where business expense account dinners probably keeps this place going. They did have soem tatami rooms, but I wish the food were better or more affordable.