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Top 10 American food in Dearborn Heights, Michigan, United States
Best American restaurants nearby. Discover the best American food in Dearborn Heights. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for American restaurants near you.. Dearborn Heights is a city in Wayne County, in the Detroit metropolitan area, in the State of Michigan. The population was 57,774 at the 2010 census.
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10. Ram's Horn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By TuckerSue
I have been going to the Ram's Horn in South Dearborn Heights, Michigan since I was a teenager. All through college, their delicious coffee helped us get through studying and mid-terms. Although Ram's Horn used to be more of a local 'think just for breakfast or after bar food" type place, they have remodeled, upgraded menu items and food quality. Now I actually consider them for lunch or dinner. They are not fancy, but clean, comfortable and have great service. For a wide-variety of well-prepared food, it's a very good choice for a casual dinner out. The pricing is reasonable (a meal and drink for about $10 or less).
9. Red Lobster
Overall Ratings
3 based on 36 reviews
Red Lobster is known as the foremost expert in fresh seafood. Our commitment to serving quality seafood starts long before you sit down at our restaurant. Fresh Fish, Live Lobster.
Reviewed By mross1964
In town for business so we needed a nice dinner. We were seated quickly and the waitress said she was here to take great care of us.....not so much. It took 12 mins to get water - one member was on the phone and timed it. Then we were asking to order appetizers and she said to wait she had to get another tables drink order???The food - Ultimate Feast - any substitution? add 3.29. Not mentioned until you see the check. Crab Fest??? Forget it! The legs were served cold and dripping with salt water. Not a good quality sign. The lobster was mediocre and the shrimp and baked potato were the best parts of the meal. No, we didn't send it back - couldn't find the server. Not a usual Red Lobster meal.
8. Lamy's Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 201 reviews
Lamy's Diner is inside Henry Ford Museum.
Reviewed By Stephen C
This little diner inside The Henry Ford does a great job of providing a period accurate restaurant from 1946. The furniture, furnishings, dress, and even the menu appear accurate for that time and allows you to immerse yourself in a trip back in time. The menu is limited which is also accurate for the period. I tried to order a diet soda but they don't serve them because they did not exist in 1946. The food was pretty good diner food - I had a simple ham and cheese sandwich. Lot's of fun!
7. Mister Chicken
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Ronald L
I have been enjoying this place for many years. The chicken is very good, cole slaw outstanding and the fish is lightly covered and well prepared.
6. TRIA - An American Brasserie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 203 reviews
Inspired American cuisine uniquely prepared and presented in a casual and engaging atmosphere. Taste. Savor. Share.
Reviewed By aaronds
It is a good spot in a fairly average hotel. The service is professional and prompt and the menu has something for everyone. The oysters are well seasoned and nicely presented. The salads are prepared with care and flavorful. The overall vibe is a little pretentious and maybe trying a bit too hard but overall it is worth a visit.
5. Boneyard Bar-B-Q & Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By 897seana
Take out order both times had hard, crunchy ribs in the box. Almost not even edible. The potatos are never well done even when ordered that way. The last visit really killed this place for me.Both broasted chicken breasts were pink, we left the pink, cut open breasts on the end of the table waiting for waitress. She walked by at least 20x, noticing our pink meat just sitting there not being eaten. I physically had to wave her down to get new food. After 45min of waiting for proper food to arrive, we were served 2 chicked breasts SOOO overcooked and hard that we could barely cut them open with a steak knife. The chicken inside was soo dried out and disgusting. We were not even about to wait another 20 minutes for decent food. After "eating" we still had no refills in our cups. She waited until she brought the bill to fill our cups up even 1 time. And she didnt even bring the right drinks. This place is a mess.
4. Miller's Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 398 reviews
Reviewed By northvillelady
This place has been steadily going downhill for years. The burgers keep getting smaller and smaller The waitresses are rude the prices keep going out. I don't think I did hear for free. It used to be a Dearborn legend but they have ruined it.
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3. Eagle Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 333 reviews
Reviewed By Randy C
This used to be a tavern located between Chicago and Detroit. It was a stopping place for travelers and a place to get a meal. We ate here and everything was very period authentic including NO salt or pepper shakers, as they had not been invented yet. The food was excellent as was the beer and sarsaparilla. The portions were large and the biscuits warm and tasty.
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2. Leon's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 164 reviews
Leon's Cafe offers great food with fast service and very reasonable prices. We had breakfast there 3 times and it was consistently great. Breakfast included 2 eggs, 2 pancakes, 3 sausage/bacon and toast for $2.89. Choice of bread for the toast includes Gr
Reviewed By scsa0096
We found Leon's after checking its ratings on TripAdvisor and are pleased to tell you that its ok to believe the hype. They really are THAT good at breakfast!There were 6 of us looking for a good, fairly priced breakfast experience in Dearborn and Leon's was even more than we could have hoped. We were seated quickly and already had waters at the table which itself is huge as most of us enjoy having something cold to drink even when coffee is our first choice at breakfast. We all looked at the menu for a few minutes and chose our individual meals and relayed them to the waitress. The last of the party had a question and that brought up the breakfast buffet. Breakfast buffet? Where??Turns out they have a breakfast buffet on weekends. This was our first time so not sure if they have it on weekdays. All but one of us changed our orders to the breakfast buffet since it already had one or more of the items we were looking for. It has pancakes, waffles, french toast, hash browns, bacon, sausage,scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy and a large assortment of fruit. OH and also MADE TO ORDER eggs and toast of your choosing. WOW! I expected a price of $15+ per person and when the check came $9.99. Amazing price for all that you get.On top of that, the service was second to none. My coffee never got below half a cup before it was warmed up, plates were removed in a very timely manner and the waitress was so very accommodating on special requests.We loved our experience so much that we came back Sunday morning because there was no way we were taking a chance on a new spot when we had so thoroughly enjoyed Leon's. This place is a must stop for us any time we are in Dearborn! It should be for you too!
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1. Ford's Garage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 545 reviews
Ford's Garage Dearborn is your top pit stop for the most delicious prime burgers, comfort food and delectable deserts. Conveniently located just minutes from the Henry Ford Museum and the Automotive Hall of Fame.
Reviewed By debed-ILLINOIS
Great place to have a meal. Really look around and notice all the small details of everything and how it is decorated. Nice beer selection and plenty of food to choose from.
