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Michigan, United States Food Guide: 10 American food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Wayland
Reviews on American food in Wayland, Michigan, United States. Wayland is a city in Allegan County in the U.S. state of Michigan. The population was 4,079 at the 2010 census.
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10. KFC
See what the Colonel's cooking at your local KFC. Stop in today and enjoy our world famous chicken - it's Finger Lickin' Good!
Reviewed By JR1224
This restaurant shares the same building with the local Taco Bell. We had the KFC menu. The fare was typical KFC done right. What made it special were the crew members that we encountered. They were extremely helpful and courteous. The restaurant itself appeared to be very clean. The business is conveniently located in the city of Wayland, Michigan, just off US-131.
9. Hilliards Corner Lounge
In 1989 Thomas and Annette Stein took the reigns of the Royal Night. With a new vision for the landmark biker bar they poured hours of sweat and labor into the corner tavern. It took years, tears, beers, and a tremendous amount of help and support from th
Reviewed By lakelovinglady
My husband and I stopped here for dinner. We were greeted right away, picked our own seat and a server came right away. Our drinks came and we ordered our food. I ordered the Sizzle Steak and my husband ordered a burger. My steak was very tasty, the salad was perfect and the American fries were wonderful. My husband said the burger was good too.We found out that the gentleman that took our orders was the chef. I think his name is Eric. He did a great job. Our waitress was very attentive as well.We intend to go back for Prime Rib.
8. Johnny Rockets
Reviewed By Cinnilouwho
Hard to find a place that makes malts, but was very impressed with Johnny's!!! Unfortunately hubby ordered a chili dog and was very disappointed!!! Great for a quick bite to eat when you're at the casino!
7. Big Boy
Overall Ratings
3 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By PrincessInArmor
I stopped by Big Boy's in Wayland for lunch today, hoping to get a Brawny Lad and a bowl of broccoli soup. I was cheerfully greeted by a large friendly woman who exhorted the menu as she led me to my table. Her attitude was bright and encouraging. However, my first disappointment was when I discovered that their menu had changed, and the Brawny Lad was no longer offered. I realize that's not this branch's fault - it's corporate's poor decision. I decided to take a step toward healthier and eat the soup and salad bar. I probably should have checked it over before agreeing to it. There were four pots of lettuce, and half of them were sporting brown and reddish edges, a sign of being cut the day before (I hope) and being left in the refrigerator overnight. The romaine lettuce and iceberg lettuce mix were unappetizing due to their discoloration (see photos). I fished around, hopeful there was fresh lettuce on one side or the other, but there was none. I consigned myself to eating the spinach and spring mix for my salad. Now I have to admit a bias before I continue writing this review - I crave Big Boy's broccoli soup - from 1995. The glop I ate for lunch today was NOT the soup I remember. I may have been traveling around the Midwest for 20 years only to come back home and expect Big Boy's awesome soup... it's not there. Although the soup I had today was good, it was burnt brown around the edges, and had simmered so long on the soup bar, it turned into a gelatinous mush. But I suppose I shouldn't complain too much (or they might take it off the menu)... I wanted more soup (there wasn't much left in the bin) but I wasn't willing to wait more than 20 minutes for the next batch to come out... The wait staff and salad bar attendant (same woman who had greeted me) were sympathetic, and stopped by many times to tell me "it's coming" and "we're short-staffed today." But at the end of 20 minutes of sitting alone in my booth, staring at the other patrons, sipping my blueberry lemonade, I finally gave up. When my waitress saw that I was leaving, she rushed to the kitchen and packaged a cup of soup to go, which was a sweet gesture. I wouldn't be able to eat it until much later in the day. The broccoli wasn't fully cooked yet (still crunchy!) so it wasn't very good. Oh, and back while I was waiting for soup, I did use their bathroom. I know they were short-handed, but the first stall had no toilet paper at all. The second and third ones had one roll each. There was room for two rolls in each stall. If they had stocked both rollers, they would probably have toilet paper in the event that one roll runs out. I'm wondering if this location just doesn't plan ahead very well. Have back-up soup ready for lunch. Put two rolls of toilet paper in each stall. Be prepared! And, of course, serve fresh lettuce, not stuff that's brown. It feels like this restaurant could be a nice place to eat if they just tried a little harder. The wait staff and hostess certainly seemed to have good attitudes. It seems like a little more effort would have solved these issues that affected my experience.
6. Harvest Buffet
Overall Ratings
3 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By EIEIOOO
Went for the all you can eat Prime rib and Crab legs. Have done a lot of casino buffets and the Prime rib was wonderful. Wife went straight for the crab legs and found them large in size and not over cooked. She said worth the effort (not always the case). Of course we ate to much but nobody's fault but ours. Service was excellent and everyone was super friendly. Looking to go back another night.
5. McDonald's
Come visit us at 1145 W Superior in Wayland. McDonald's is proud to have become one of the world's leading food service brands with more than 36,000 restaurants in more than 100 countries. Whether you're looking to start your day with a McCafé® coffee or
Reviewed By Chipperhigh2
Stopped for a burger and drink at this McDonald's. Went inside to use the rest room and wash up. It was very clean inside. Service was good and burger was hot. No problems encountered.
4. McDuff's Bar & Grille
Overall Ratings
3 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Elena B
We frequent McDuff's being from the area. The service is fantastic, the staff feels like family and seriously who can beat the Coor Light draft special?! The food is good, standard sports bar selection. We appreciate the floor plan with a wall diving the bar area from the dining. Keeps the atmosphere appropriate whether we're dining with our family or just friends. You can usually catch a good band on weekends as well.
3. Wayland hotel wayland mi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Bob E
Noisy, crazy and good! Thereâs a reason a lot of locals love this place and it may just be the burgers! Of course the service was pretty good too. Small but nice assortment of craft beers and the menu includes more good choices like taco salad, burritos and great apps!We recommend the burgers...might as well get sloppy and men happy!
2. Salvinos Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Salvinos is your local Italian-American restaurant that is always serving up the best Italian and American dishes with freshest ingredients available. If you are looking for a great family friendly restaurant for dinner tonight, you have come to the right
Reviewed By Jdehaan1
Recently went here for a retirement gathering. Hannah was our server, did a nice job, very friendly. 3 of us shared their xlarge Salvino pizza, menu stated it took longer to make, but we thought it came out fairly quick. Pizza was excellent, was actually too large for just 3 people. Popular local hangout, good times
1. Sandhill Cafe at Gun Lake Casino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 100 reviews
This cafe is located inside the Gun Lake Casino.
Reviewed By QCWorldTravelers
The Buffet was charging $25 for Crab and Buffet. We did not want to pay that price, so we ate at Sandhill.Our appetizers were amazing. Artichoke Dip and Chicken Wings. Yummy!Main plates were less exciting. Average, but acceptable.Staff was very friendly
