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Top 8 Pub food in Wixom, Michigan, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Wixom, Michigan, United States. Wixom is a city that lies in the borders of northwest Novi and southwest Commerce Township in Oakland County in the U.S. state of Michigan. The population was 13,498 at the 2010 census. The city was home to the former Wixom Assembly Plant, which produced the Lincoln LS, the Ford Thunderbird, the Ford GT, and the Lincoln Town Car. The plant closed its doors on May 31, 2007.
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8. Driftwood Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By 1FussyBird
GreatService - waitress came back to check on us many times. Blackenened salmon cooked to perfection I was suspicious of the raspberry sauce but it was incredible with the Cajun rubFrench fries (seasoned)Chicken avocado sandwichFree parking just outside. Restaurant is in a good quiet safe location. GoodMany large screen TVsNice atmosphere for couples friends sports fans or familiesRestaurant was clean. Okay Beer and glass of winePretzels were medium and hard on outsideNot soft and jumbo as advertised I was hoping for Annieâs style - notBadBaked potato was either undercooked or microwaved. I sent it back and 7 min later they brought me a second one just like it. Baked should be fluffy and it was not. The Brown Ale Cheddar soup had too much cheese and not enough soup. Ate half. Coleslaw used to replace the potato was bland as were the julienne cut veggies. Fake candle on table.
7. Gatsby's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By TraverseCityDiner
Stopped with a group of 15 and had a great time. Good selection of appetizers and beers on tap at reasonable prices. The service was quick and friendly and they had no problem moving tables so we could sit together. Nothing fancy here, just a nice corner bar with plenty of sports on tv and people having a good time. They got it right.
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6. Casey's Of Walled Lake
Overall Ratings
3 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By MimiandPapa2862
Nine of us went to Casey's for dinner on Father's Day and everyone loved their food. The reubens, fish & chips, steak bites, pulled pork - all were great. Only thing we weren't wild about was the cherry coke. We loved the live entertainment - two guys who sang lots of old familiar tunes and took requests. Fun.
5. Glengary Inn
Reviewed By Tom M
Nothing better than stopping in for a burger and a beer within our neighborhood. A nice menu, from complete meals to awesome sliders. Craft beer on tap, and a variety of bottled beers. Nice staff, nice atmosphere.
4. Applebee's Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
3 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By mandyjo830
We were out running errands and stopped for lunch/dinner. We walked in and got seated right away. The restaurant had a comfortable amount of people in it. We could talk and it wasn't overcrowded. We both got the bourbon chicken & shrimp, which was on the 2 for $25 menu. I like how they serve it on a cast iron plate. It keeps the food nice and warm. I highly recommend the raspberry lemonade.
3. Uptown Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 242 reviews
Breakfast - Lunch - DinnerSeparate Bar with TVs and DancingOutdoor Seating on a beautiful Patio
Reviewed By Matt S
Went here for a business lunch; the restaurant is very large, so it shouldn't be a problem to find a space to sit. I ordered a buffalo chicken salad; it was a large portion, and tasty. Our server was efficient, and was there for what we needed. Overall, a good lunch option for the area.
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2. Wings Etc.
Reviewed By Brian J
We ate here the other night and had a great experience. We've been here before when it was the last iteration of a bar/pub to be housed in that spot and Wings Etc is a huge, HUGE step in the right direction. It's a great location with people all around the area so it's hard to think that a restaurant couldn't survive here. It might be new to the area, but Wings Etc has (at the time of writing this) 61 locations between the Mississippi River and the Appalachian Mountains, so it seems they know what they're doing.The place itself is what you'd think of, more or less, when you consider a wing/bar/sports bar kind of place: TV's everywhere, wood-paneled walls, and with an outdoor dining and bar area "coming soon". It wasn't too loud in there like in some other bars in the area, and it wasn't too warm or cold either. It was a very comfortable place. One I could see becoming a regular at. Doesn't hurt that I live right down the road though either in that respect!We both ordered the wings, boneless (yeah yeah, I know), as well as a beer. The beer was ice cold and delicious, just as a beer should be. The wings, for being the namesake of the place, lived up to it. The chicken itself was great. It was moist and tender. Something I wasn't expecting, especially after eating at most other wing joints, was that you could get as many different flavors of the sauces or rubs as you'd like per order. By that I mean if you ordered 7 wings, you can get each one with a different sauce or rub. They have 19 of their own house-made sauces and three rubs, so I took that as a challenge and gave seven different ones a shot! (sorry again to the cooks!) Their hottest sauce, called "The Wall", was a lingerer. It hits you alright, but it's main skill is how long it hangs around in your mouth. With each bite of The Wall-coated wing, it just added to the intensity of the heat too! All seven sauces I had were great, and the three my co-diner tried were a hit as well. They also have a challenge here for those daring enough: eat 16 wings coated in The Wall with no other food or drink and you get your name put up to live on in infamy. Might have to give it a go another time! The menu is huge and spans the gamut of food items. It's one of those "there's just too much good sounding stuff and I want to eat it all" kind of menus. There were only a couple of bumps in the road during our visit: one wing came without any sauce and there was a slight bill error, but both were corrected easily and without any issue.The prices were comparable to what's around so there's nothing in that respect that should keep anyone from coming here. I highly recommend Wings Etc and will for sure be back many times over myself!
1. Stingers Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By jiml3222
This is a somewhat, but not entirely sanitized place with just the right amount of grit. Definitely a biker theme. Parents be advised - the waitresses dress in rather provocative wear, bordering on a bikini bar ranking. If there is a biker event there likely will be girls washing motorcycles while wearing bikinis. That out of the way this is a good quality and quantity bar grub place with some premium offerings as well. The waitresses were quick and a little bit sassy, bot very good service. The food was impressive. If you want a drink, well you will not feel cheated by the price or quality.
