A dumpy or homey looking place depending on your point of view, don't let the decor sway you in a negative way. The BBQ here is excellent with the original sauce unbeleivable with just the right amount of spice and brown sugar taste. I had the long ends and my sister had the beef sandwich. I would probably stay away from the beef sandwich even though it was large (meat not cut thick enough for me). The turkey looked good as well. The best part however was the baked beans. Sweet and saucy with the beans themselves melting in your mouth. Excellent and would go there again.

Central American type cuisine majoring in tropical dishes. Food was good but a little less than I expected during dinner. Was hoping for a larger portion. SUnday brunch is acceptable but definately not the best breakfast option in Ann Arbor by far. Beautiful decor and full bar along with good atmosphere keep people coming back.

One of the better bagel stores in Ann Arbor, I especially enjoy the wheat bagels (full grains in here!) or one of their excellent breakfast sandwiches. I suggest the "Stanley Cup" bagel sandwich... quite tasty! STudent service though so expect a little backlog of customers in the morning.

Good ole' Michigan Coney Island... cheap coney dogs (hot dogs with chili, mustard, and onions on top) and greek salads highlighting the menu. Try the wednesday special where coneys go down in price. Friendly, neighboorhood kid type service with a clean atmosphere. Recommended for a quick bite to eat or a cheap dinner passing through Saline.

Excellent conference dinner capabilities... attended a regional conference at Purdue in April 2000 and loved it. Food was good, service was excellent. Only problem being that air conditioning was a little lax. Highly recommended for conferences in the area.

Average college dive. Food was passable, drinks were OK.. seemed like a better place to hang out drink than eat. Overall average, but that's not to say its bad... just, well, average. Chicken sandwiches are the favorite on this menu.

Buffet style seafood restaurant provides tourists like myself a decent adaptation of the Maryland seafood scene. I suggest going for dinner to get the king crab legs.. I liked the crab cakes and softshell crabs but the soups and meat dishes fell flat. If you go here, stick to the seafood and you'll enjoy yourself. Good place to go before an Orioles game if you're in Baltimore for the baseball.

I like the House of Blues chain and here was no different. Loved the jambalaya and the catfish. There are some nice alternatives for those not into the spicy life of cajun cuisine. Atmosphere is great for being inside a casino and the desserts are top notch! One of the better themed chain restaurant. And don't miss the gospel brunch on Sundays!

Good traditional steakhouse in the heart of meat country. Pricy and a little upscale, D&H's serves up a fine piece of red meat. Don't try and go cutesy here- stick with one of the quality steaks llike the porterhouse or fillet mignon. Watch out for the drink bill- can get expensive.

Good bar and grill food- remember you're in a classic Chicago bar so don't go fancy. Stay with traditionals like burgers, sandwiches and the like. Gret atmosphere if you're a bseball fan and THE place to be outside of Wrigleyville for a Cubs game. Harry's grandson sometimes stops by after games and will drink with the patrons. Prices are typical for a Hard Rock-type of place. But overall good and would go there again in an instant.

Good munchies and reasonably priced entrees that fill you up create a fun atmosphere in which to dine. Very worthwhile and highly recommended for a "friends night out" kind of meal.

Sandwiches are filling, but the real treat here is the bread. I suggest just a loaf for yourself, take it home and fill it up with your favorite lunch meats. Full meals can be fairly pricy for deli style food but very good.

Muffins here are the tops! Very busy on Saturday mornings and weekdays during the school year as its now a "trendy" favorite of the high school crowd down the street. Well worth the effort.

Typical family style restaurant with big portions for moderate prices. A good bet for breakfast.

A fan of fish and chips, I give this place my approval. Housed in the building formerly holding Troy landmark "Herschel's", O'gradys has a loyal following and can be counted for respectable Irish food. A little dark with the lighting lasttime I went there though.

Overpriced food and an overbearing atmosphere detracts from this place. Only sports fans who can't get PPV and want a loud obnoxious atmosphere should go. Sorry, to be so negative but I can't give this restaurant a good rating.

Due's is my favorite of the Chicago Pizza joints... good crust, and I like the stuffed aspect. Great salad and not too far from the "Magnificent Mile"... stop in for lunch... dinner gets crowded.

Expensive and a wait but well worth it! Located in the Oakbrook Mall, Maggiano's is quality served hot. I suggest the alfredo or the pasta with meatballs. One serving is enough for two people. But as I said before, be prepared for 30min+ wait.

Great place for kids with wall to wall video games and rides to keep them entertained for a while. The pizza here isn't very good (very greasy). Whenever we come to Lombard with kids, we make sure we take them to Enchanted Castle, but eat before we go.

Named after the famous Jimmy Buffet song, you probably wouldn't be too surprised if you saw him in here. Great burgers and very reasonably priced considering you're on Hawaii. Right on the waterfront with a good breaze coming in, C.I.P. is a good place for lunch while out on the town. I suggest a cheeseburger with a side of Maui onion rings. Make sure you get the rings- Maui onions are sweet almost like an apple and extremely easy to eat.