Angelo's Avenue Grille

My family has been coming to Angelo's for years, mostly doing carry-out. The place has gone through some ups and downs regarding the food/pricing. But it seems to be a staple in the Sterling Heights community. My most recent visit was for lunch during the week. It was slow and not many customers. Our waitress was friendly and attentive. Lots of side conversations going on within the wait staff - hearing all about their personal lives and what not. On cell phones and what not too. Inside has high ceilings and clean but outdated. Baby blues and light wood colors with booths for seating. Menu wise, lots of options with a variety of cultural foods like Polish/Greek/American. I always get the pierogi dinner which are very good. You pick the fillings and it comes with a side of sour cream. I add grilled onions too. They are soft and filled nicely. They also have a senior menu and overall prices are very affordable.

Oh.... after having Angelos as my regular place to eat - I am a steady customer who tips very well, my last visit was terrible. No, not the food but service! It was busy the last time I visited. I sat down at a table, and for 15 minutes not a single commemnt or hi from the waitress, Karen, who usually serves me. Oh, wait her coworker did ask if Karen was taking care of me - NO I SAID. Up I got and just left, as both waittreses stood there watching me leave.A side note - a friend who recently had bearkfast there was amazed at one point that the cook was yelling at a waitress very loudly for some reason. Are local private restaurants going bye bye eventually - such lousy service.

Every time we go the food is hot and delicious. The staff is very nice and on top of everything you need. We will definitely go back there again. The prices are very reasonable. But we wish they had the deserts that is listed.

Can't beat the prices, and frequent this place anytime I'm in the mood for dill pickle soup or moukassa. Huge menu, diner staples, but have a lot of German & Polish dishes.

Our second time at Angelo's was better than the first, and that's saying a lot. Unpretentious setting, outstanding food. A wide variety of menu items, all day breakfast and daily specials. First time had Polish Cuisine, today Greek - an excellent Cevapi, nicely seasoned beef and pork with rice, red sauce, diced tomatoes and onions - warm pita too! A nice attentive server took great care of us. Oh stop in on a Friday for the best beet soup ever. All done on site.

I love this restaurant. We used to live around the corner many Years ago and before that went to the old location in Warren. They have the best potato pancakes and fried chicken wing appetizer. We live in California now and it's much harder to get Latkes/potato pancakes every time I'm home visiting family and make sure to stop by here at least once.

The Best Polish menu outside of Hamtramck. You can't go wrong with the menu, strongly recommend the City Chicken.

I used to come here all the time and always got the same salad. The Avenue. Loved it. I moved away so only get it to go when I'm working near by. The last 2 times I've gotten it the tomatoes have been bad. Taste rotted. Which then gets all over the rest and ruins it all. I unfortunately will not be back again. 2 rotten salads at $12 a piece is enough of a lesson.

Came in to Angelo's for the first time in quite a while, surprised to see our favorite server back! Kendra is a wonderful waitress and always is very informative when we have questions regarding the food! We got dill pickle soup and some pierogi (the best in town). Will definitely make this our regular spot again!

Clean place. Okay chicken parmesan. My fault, thought Angelo's was an Italian restaurant. Service was pleasant and quick. Very inexpensive to eat here. The cool staff should practice being a bit more quiet and not throw out cuss words.