Have a good Sunday brunch which should appeal to those with an appetite and a budget - plenty of good food at a reasonable price. Chef-made omelettes to-order were probably the best item available. Nothing else stood out in my mind. Service is very attentive.

Enjoy Red Hawk's food and beverage. It's a nice place to go for a quick meal prior to a concert or play at nearby venues like Hill Auditorium, Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre or Power Center, which are all within easy walking distance. One needs to arrive early, however (5:30 - 6) as seating is limited and Red Hawk does not usually seat parties unless everyone is present. After that waits are normal, with only a small bar area or a very cramped entranceway available. Food is good and ample for the price.

An Ann Arbor institution! Everyone should dine at Zingerman's and/or walk through it on a regular basis. One of the best deli's in Michigan, if not the best. Some items might seem pricey, but the quality and taste are worth it. Near Kerrytown and the Ann Arbor Farmer's Market, so this makes a great place to dine after visiting those areas.

We generally only patronize Afternoon Delight on Sundays for a brunch meal, but that experience makes it worth a rating. While the brunch menu remains essentially the same, the items are very plentiful and well done. As a result, the brunch also results in enough leftovers for a second or third meal during the week. The Wait Staff is very efficient, and coffee refills come quickly. For hearty appetities, try the Meat Boules, which are very tasty & huge!

With the Old German gone from the Ann Arbor scene and Metzger's on the edge of town, this is the only game in downtown for German food. Unfortunately, the Heidelberg just hasn't taken advantage of that, and in my mind still remains third. Meals have always varied in quality, and the restaurant has an overall dark atmosphere that is unappealing to me. Hoewever, sometimes it's simply time for German fare, and if you want to be in the downtown area, this is the place to go.

This is the type of place that you don't think about going out of your way to go to, but enjoy while you're there, then don't rave about it and therefore don't have any "can't wait to get back" feelings about. I believe that Mediterrano lives off its close proximity to Briarwood Mall and evening traffic from folks in the area who sometimes simply don't wish to go downtown for a meal and put up with the parking hassles. <br> That all adds up to a place that's fine to visit on an occasional basis, but not someplace to put on your list of hotspots. Not memorable dining.

Prickly Pear used to have some of the more creative and unique offerings in Southwestern fare around. Always enjoyed their meals as a fun change of pace. Haven't been there of late and was dismayed to see another review citing a decline in fare ... hope this isn't so, since I haven't dined there since last summer. Will make PP a stop in our weekly visit to Ann Arbor's downtown, and lively, Summer scene.

Rate this "good" as the meals will vary from average to very good depending on what one orders - rather hit or miss. Portions also vary greatly, so ask your Waitperson about both the portion size and whether they've tried the dish. Most have been quite forthcoming about the fare. Zanzibar is also a place for the concert crowd and the staff is very good at timing your meal to get you out on schedule ... if you let them know in advance.

Once Ann Arbor's premier pizza site, Cottage Inn is now by-and-large just another pizza joint. Still it's worth a visit or two per year, and for some, their pizza is #1. Try a great Greek Salad to accompany your pizza!

A great spot for a quick, good and reasonable breakfast if you're on the NE side of town.

A hang-out spot for the Medical Center Crowd ... the place to go for "fluid rounds". Food that I've had there is good, but generally average. Usually I find that the majority of the fun of being there is the fact that it's an upbeat and lively place.

A great place for that "special occasion" as it is an intimate setting with outstanding food and service. It is one of the pricier spots in Ann Arbor and worth every dollar. Plan to make reservations well in advance as bookings fill up early and the restaurant is not that large.

Usually visit Cafe Marie for breakfast or brunch, so this rating only covers those meals. Food is very good, service is fast and with folks waiting to be seated on weekends the restaurant has a following of folks who would agree! Try the breakfast skillet meals!

Renovated and added-onto in the past few years, the Box Bar is a Plymouth institution and a "must visit" place. Food is hearty fare, with plenty of it, at a very reasonable price for lunch or dinner. Substitutions are cheerfully made in most instances. With over 40 beers on tap and 200 more varieties in bottles, it is difficult not to find multiple beers to complement any meal and satisfy any taste. Seating is plentiful and booths are very roomy, adding to a positive dining experience. No, not fine dining, but fun, satisfying dining. Try the Pulled Pork Sandwich or the Sausage Sampler with Red Cabbage for a filling treat!

A great French restaurant with wonderful food, sauces and presentation by an attentive staff. Don't go if you're in a hurry or on a budget. Upscale dining at its best.

Ernesto's is really three places: the main dining area, the smaller "under the hill" downstairs area and the back patio/deck (in warmer weather). Having had meals in all areas, and results that ranged from bad to excellent, I'd have to give an overall rating of average. When done correctly, the meals are great, even when served in bulk like one wedding rehearsal dinner buffet. But, results can and do vary. My favorite is the back Patio area in the Summer which has heaters for cool evenings. Prices are reasonable with nice quantities of food.

Must always hit 885 on an "off night" (in comparison to the other reviews). Find the food to be average at best, with a poor beer selection. But the overhead train keeps the children happy as do the passing trains (common in Plymouth), which will rattle the establishment they're so close by. So for family train "fun", it's lots cheaper than going to Ann Arbor's gandy Dancy!

Polish food and lots of it! This is simply a restaurant, and makes no pretensions about atmosphere or decor. They serve hot, hearty food, and plenty of it, at a reasonable price. Hungry? Go for it!

Located on Ann Arbor Road at I-275, this establishment has changed hands multiple times in the past decade and struggles for existance. Not certain that it even exists as The Water Club any more. Lack of traffic has led to a rather bland menu with rather bland results, regardless of the name of the establishment. Would not recommend dining there unless it gets rave reviews from several local food critics.

Based upon reputation alone this would be a place for a casual meal. Food is even better. One of Plymouth's better kept secrets, it's in the Old Village section of town so one can catch a good, inexpensive meal and browse antiques in the same area.