Location: New Baltimore
Top Restaurants in New Baltimore
Top Things to do in New Baltimore
- 1. Stahls Automotive Foundation
- 2. Lake St. Clair Metropark
- 3. Walter and Mary Burke Park
- 4. Pedego Junction Electric Bikes
- 5. George George Memorial Park
- 6. Hamlin Pub Chesterfield
- 7. Selfridge Military Air Museum
- 8. On The Bay Customs Boutique & Cafe Downtown
- 9. Morley Candy Makers - The Home of Sanders Candy
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Michigan, United States Food Guide: 10 American food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in New Baltimore
Find out what American restaurants to try in New Baltimore. New Baltimore is a city and a historic, coastal resort community in Macomb County in the U.S. state of Michigan. The population was 12,084 at the 2010 census. New Baltimore is in Metropolitan Detroit.
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10. Boatyard Grill
Overall Ratings
3 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Art-n-Lisa
We had cut back on coming here after the inconsistencies in the level of doneness of the burgers. After being back now several times, our medium well burgers are that and not either raw or hockey puck hard. The burgers taste great and the seasoned fries are good. Occasionally we'll order the pretzel sticks as a appetizer but really wish they would bring back the toasted ravioli, we ordered that every time before. The ravioli also was a way to coax my wife into going here rather than another place.
9. Wooden Valve
Reviewed By 2906LS
the food is all small plates Mexican, easy to share with a group.the drinks were good, the service ok.It was a little too much our drinks were still half full and the waitress was asking if we eanted another.will definatly go back, It will be a great spot in the summer.
8. Bayside Dimitri's Family Dining
Family Dining serving American, Greek, Italian, Polish and Mexican dishes. All dinners come with your choice of soup, salad or cole slaw and dessert.
Reviewed By BigDMI
Stopped for lunch to try out the new location. They have a wide menu of Greek, Italian, Chinese, American, Coney, Seafood, Polish, low cal, and Mexican dishes. Also a senior citizen menu choices are offered and breakfast choices. Liver and onions was the choice my wife made and I had a chicken gyro, needed a little more flavor.
7. Town Pump Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Linda M
This reminds me more of a college town instead of a waterside community pub. This is a decent bar burger and are friendly. They do have appetizers as well as cocktails. I would like to see a little bit of modernization. it's popular with the locals, just not somewhere I would bring an out-of-town visitor. Just my personal opinion.
6. Country Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By Len M
Cozy, comfortable, friendly atmosphere. Plenty of food for the money. Wife had a fish sandwich and it was a big sandwich! I only had a cheeseburger but it came with two sides. I had hash browns & baked beans. Not much to the baked beans, but they were OK. Hash browns were good.
5. The Little Mustard Seed Cafe and Shoppe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Linda M
I will say I like everything I have ever had at Little Mustard seed. It's great for those with dietary restrictions such as gluten free or vegan. They offer salads, sandwich wraps, soups, and desserts. It's a small place with less than 10 tables. Very polite staff. Food seems overpriced in my opinion. Again it's good and I completely appreciate the options, just feel that what I get for spending 13.00 on a lunch is not worth it. You won't be disappointed if you go; just be prepared to spend more than you expect for deli style food.Linda-Thanks so much for your review. I understand that our prices are more expensive than other places and let me explain why with some examples:-We get heirloom tomatoes from a certified organic farmer at $3/lb. Other places get them from a large distributor for around $1.50/lb or less. -Our sprouted organic flour cost $3lb. Other places spend about $0.20/ lb pound (yes, that's 20 cents.)-Our organic coffee costs over $8/lb. elsewhere around $2-3/lb. So yes, our prices are a little higher but you are paying for the organic ingredients and the fact that our ingredients are locally sourced and organic. (Local when in season.) I hope this explains a little about the prices. (The prices should actually be about 30% higher, but instead of taking high profits, we are just here offering higher quality ingredient foods and not making high profits.) Thanks again and we hope you come back again!Kathy
4. Little Camille's By The Bay
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Great American Fare with the best Lake Perch around, Great Pasta, Fish and Burgers. Don't forget the Pizza! Fresh Local made from scratch cooking. Full Bar, Breakfast Saturday and Sunday
Reviewed By Alan N
The food is what first drew residents to this eating establishment at first, the ambience kept them coming back. Not to mention, the owners are active in the community, even sponsoring bands in the park. The fact that they have expanded to the building next store indicates their success.
3. Finâs Eatery & Spirits
Overall Ratings
4 based on 94 reviews
Reviewed By joehebda
Went to Finâs just before 9pm last night with 5 family member. It was my first time, three of the family members are local to the General area. The menu is excellent! And very diverse. We have special dinners, salad, steaks, this tacos, and a French dip. All the food was very well prepared. The wait staff was excellent and very attentive. They offered a very good selection of beers and wines.Awesome restaurant and staff. I hope to return and work my way around the menu.
2. Anchor Bay Pit Stop Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By BarbaraK4872
you are always greeted by staff with a cheery hello upon arrival and a thank you, come again when you leave. They genuinely like your business. The food is served quickly and accurately. The weekend breakfast specials are yummy-love the stuffed french toast. Friday perch and/or shrimp dinners are a bargain and delicious.
1. Bad Brads BBQ
Overall Ratings
4 based on 184 reviews
Bad Brads BBQ has one simple goal: Produce the best possible BBQ everyday. Our philosophy of "From our Smoker to your Plate" is a passion that begins everyday at 5:00am. Bad Brads way is "Slow and Low" Beef Brisket and Pork Shoulder steep in Fruit wood &
Reviewed By anjbee
Late lunch today for 2. Soup, and two "pick 3" lunches, with water was $$$! $28. So, I'd consider this an expensive place for any meal, (dinner is higher). The food was pretty good overall. Grits, greens, sweet potatoes and mac. The greens had black eyes peas in them which I've never seen before. The mac and cheese and grits were very good and sweet potatoes ok. I'd call this a once in awhile visit due to the cost. The decor is neat,
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