Casey's Tavern

Delicious. Homemade soup. Great casual atmosphere. Service was excellent. Our Turkey Reuben was one of the best I've had. AND fries were split potato slices and fried to great temperature and crispy!

Great burgers and a nice location in Ann Arbor. I recommend starting with the onion rings. They also offered a kids menu.

Stopped in after spending some quality time with one of our Grandbabies in AA. We have been to Casey's a couple times in the past, and it is close where we were visiting.We had the Meatless Joe (quite good) and a Greek Salad w Chicken (Greek dressing was delicious). Prices are fair for portion and quality. We like the eclectic decor. Service was decent.Casey's is a reliable establishment and deserving of a middle of the road rating.

stop charging 3% bullshit "convenience" charge. raise your prices like honest people do. why play games? you fool no one and annoy many. i'm not patronizing again, until this nonsense stops.

This was my first visit to Casey's, tavern in Ann Arbor, and I really had a nice time there. The food was good, the prices were reasonable, and the service was very nice. Looking forward to giving it another try!

I once dined often at Casey's but stopped coming after some unfriendly encounters but then that was years ago and decided it was time to give it another go. Well, no complaints about friendly service, we were greeted warmly and allowed to choose a table of our choice. The waiter informed me the special of the day was meatloaf with mashed potatoes and broccoli. I thought that sounded great and said I would go with that. The meatloaf was okay but it was cold, as was the broccoli. I wasn't able to do much about it as the waiter never came back to check on us. My surprize came with the bill, the meatloaf was $21.99--really, for meatloaf? So one kids meal, one soda, one beer and meatloaf came to over 50 bucks with tip. I'll try back in a few more years.

I have not been here in 20 years. Located across the street from A2s train station. Sparse street and small lot pay parking, even less nearby free street parking.Inside this old building is an old fashioned dark wood bar and bar room. Limited craft and macro beer selection, three crafts when I was here. They have a selection of pub type food. Their main claim to fame is the burgers. Mine was very greasy. Good fries.Didn't have to wait too long for beer or food.The staff was fine, a little distant. I was here for lunch on a Friday, as outdoor workers in hoodies and muddy jeans came in it was obvious why the female bartenders and wait staff are distant, as the workers crudely macked on them.The prices were not bad, and they have specials posted on a board. 20 years ago the few craft taps and fatty burgers were a reason to come. The fancy burger and craft beer serving world got better and this place stayed the same--now it is good but not great.

We went here for a very early dinner (5:00) because we had heard that it fills up quickly. We had no problem getting a booth at 5:00. My husband and I split the Greek salad and the Salmwich (salmon sandwich). They split both the salad and the sandwich in the kitchen (I love when places do that for you) and I think they gave us a salad and a half because even my half salad was huge. Tasty salad, sandwich, and fries. Service was great. They do have a small parking lot on the side of the building. When we arrived at 5:00 there was also quite a bit of street parking. When we left at 6:15, empty spots were much more scarce.

Easy 5/5. I heard some buzz around town that this joint had the best onion rings in town. I came in and got a burger and onion rings, both terrific. Definitely recommend. Only bummer was you can't upgrade the fries that come with the burger to onion rings. They should offer an upgrade for a $2 up charge or something

I've been coming here 25 years or more; great food, great atmosphere, and great beer. I'll always love Casey's.