9 Oaks Grill

Came here for a fast lunch and it was great. Nice server. Excellent hamburgers -- well made to order. Quality ground beef! Better than most from the fancier grills.

Now as said in the picture good chicken club sandwich but not the best I've ever had I stand by l George coney's island as the best chicken club sandwich in Michigan lol however this one is second best I've had butter bread sweet pickles Fresh tomatoes moist chicken breast my chicken breast was a little fatty but still good I give this a 8 out 10 amazing customer service the place was really clean smelled like cleaning products when I walked in that's and that's a rare thing in any restaurant I recommend this place to any and everyone stop In enjoy the cleanest restaurant I've ever been to in Michigan

9 Oaks is that spoon that sits in waiting for what seems to be a lifetime. You stop here weekly or maybe just monthly, and rely on the fact that the constant for this neighborhood will always be there. Not the metro Detroit's best kept secret, but a darn good one. Starting with breakfast served anytime, lunch or early supper, there's a large variety to choose from. On this trip, we enjoyed a medium julienne salad with a hearty bowl of chicken noodle soup and a big order of veggie stir fry. My friend Jerry knocked out two coneys with chili/cheese fries and started in on his wife's Reuben. There was certainly enough to go around. They both were extremely satisfied. Our new friend, Toya, was a walking, talking menu. Friendly, too. We learned the restaurant is family owned and operated. That explains all the warmth and charm. I can report that on my last visit, we split the crispy chicken salad, hot Turkey sandwich (with mashed potatoes), the Monterey chicken (with rice) and a big bacon cheeseburger/fries. We had four at the table but could easily have fed 6 or 7. Because of the quality, I can now boast two new converts to the restaurant. 09/21

The food was horrible, I literally didn't even have a server. I had to beg just to get anyone's attention. The service was the most horrible service I have ever had in my entire life. Then the manager tried to yell across the restaurant to see what I needed when I politely raised my hand to add on a side. It was the most ghetto experience and atmosphere to ever attend, my food was soggy and I was dining in. I didn't even have a chance to take a picture of the food because I sent it back, then she tried to say I'm paying for the whole bill. And the food is making me sick to my stomach and I'm about to puke it up. I would advise anyone to stay away from this establishment , very ghetto females who work.

I feel like I have been here before, was it possibly another diner that was known for sandwiches. Suggest sitting away from the door, it's a bit drafty and cool every time the door is opened, despite there being double doors between. Our waitress was nice and friendly and attentive. She got our food order in quickly and if you came out not too long after. She was quick to clean up afterwards and give us some clean space. She was also efficient and getting us a check so we could leave.Ordered the Greek omelet with Tzatziki sauce, hash browns with Rye toast and an order2 eggs scrambled, hash browns with green peppers and onions well done and cinnamon raisin toast too. The rye toast and Greek omelet came out as well as my raisin toast, my eggs, turkey sausage and hash browns came out a minute later. The omelet, not burnt and a bright yellow and plain hash brown looked good, they looked nice and crispy.My two scrambled eggs were a nice healthy yellow color, were not burnt. The turkey sausages looked super thin and deflated. There wasn't much to him and he didn't taste that great.My husband enjoyed his Greek omelette as well as his crispy hashbrowns. He tried his right host as well, so it was OK. My raisin toast was fine, didn't have much butter on it, but was OK.I'd probably give it about a 3 1/2 star, but the main part of the food was good. The bread and the turkey sausage is about two for me. The main entrée food was a solid four. I would definitely come back here for the hashbrowns and omelettes. I'd like to try some of their lunch menu items next time, They looked good as well.

This place is so cute. It's in oak park in a shopping center complex. You can get your shopping on then so and get you something to eat. I got the tuna salad, where my friend got a turkey sausage, egg, and cheese sandwich with grids. The food was good, snd the service was good. It's a quaint family owned restaurant that knows most of their costumes by name. That's how at home you feel when you're there. I only wish that they would incorporate mixed greens, or romaine with the ALL salads. But other than that.. this place is slappin'.. A good place to eat! Yall keep yelping.

I have been to 9 Oaks Grill multiple times. I actually live down the road and was super excited to find a breakfast place that was close. It takes a lot to deter me from my usual breakfast places, but sometimes you just want to go somewhere, not wait in a line, grab a table and get amazing breakfast. Sounds easy, right? So, 9 Oaks Grill is tucked into a plaza with multiple other stores. If you blink you could miss it. Actually, I would love for them to get a bigger, bolder sign so people know that they exist. It's not a bad sign, but you can't really see it from the street. Anyway, basically this is my new go to breakfast place (along with Monty's. Loooove Monty's). There are tons of options on the menu, but I always seem to get the country hash. Who doesn't love crispy hash browns, green peppers, onions ham, cheese... Yum! When you sub feta for cheddar they NEVER skimp. The breakfast platters (yes, platters) are huge. I always have breakfast leftovers for the next day. The veggie omelette had lots of really fresh ingredients and was perfectly cooked. Grab yourself the corned beef sandwich (9 Oaks Special). It's really tasty! At first I thought it may be just like all the other corned beef sandwiches, but there is just something extra delicious in this one. Maybe it's the buttery grilled thick rye bread or their specially made corned beef. I don't know, but I love it. The food is really good and maybe one day I will move past my regular order... It's just so damn tasty. The standout here is really service and climate. The servers are always attentive and friendly. Maybe this is just my perspective, but they seem to actually like one another. There is a simpatico between the waitresses/waiters and the kitchen. They always seem to be smiling and joking. You can always tell when staff is treated well and I always appreciate that in a local place. I like to eat local and try very hard to shop local. These are the things you can't get from bigger places. Also, the small diner feel brings me back. I like walking into a small place and seeing the same people. Maybe that makes me uber traditional, but I appreciate that in a place. If they keep doing what they are doing, they will have a customer for a long time. Stop in! You'll be glad you did. :)

I went and got their special of 2 coney islands and fries on my lunch hour. I chose this place because it was nearby and when I told my coworker I was going she said she wanted the same thing. Picked up our food and got back to work and was shocked at what we got. The food did not seem fresh at all! We had to throw it away because it was not edible but would have brought it back if we could. The coney dogs were burnt black and dry and the fries were over cooked and greasy as if they had been put in the grease twice. We immediately called and the customer service we received was horrible. The manager was nasty and asked what did I want her to do about it? She then said everyone knows their food is fresh and that they coneys are deep fried more than other places. When I asked to speak to the owner she refused to put him on the phone saying he was cooking. She then said they don't give refunds because other people have been asking for refunds which has nothing to do with us. Clearly there is a lot of red flags with this place because why is everyone picking this place out to ask for refunds if nothing was wrong with it? This place. What place has complaints and the owner refuses to talk to them? This place. It was 12 oclock when I spoke to her and she calls back saying she was leaving at 3. This was after I told her I came on my lunch hour and did not get off until 6. DO NOT ORDER FROM THIS PLACE!

I ordered the chicken strip dinner and asked for chili fries with it. Says it comes with a choice of potato or rice. Was charged full price for the fries which is okay, but I still would of liked to gotten what comes with the dinner if I'm paying 13.99. Also came with a soup, salad, or coleslaw, but I didn't get any of that either. The waitress brings me chili cheese fries, but I can't have dairy so I send it back, 1 min later they bring me undercooked chili fries. I get my bill, and I was charged full price for the dinner 13.99 even though I wasn't served the dinner plus I paid .95 cents of cheese that I never asked for or ate. I paid my bill and left, because I didn't want to be *that* customer that ruins someone's day.The waitress said she was new, I don't completely blame her, but she was running the whole restaurant by herself besides the cooks, so I 100% blame the management of the place.

I can't get past the waitress who was sick, and came to work touching the food and utensils, wiping nose, etc. I know they are short of help, but not to the expense of Health and Safety standards!The breakfast are normally good, pancakes are light, and tender, turkey sausage, dry, and tough, omelettes are tasty.