The Jagged Fork - Dearborn Heights

Food was AMAZING! They bring you fresh, hot syrup for the pancakes and French toast. The lemon vinaigrette they use on the greens is a house recipe and is so good. The iced coffee was not bad but I prefer stronger coffee, will try the espresso next time. Came in at noon on a Saturday, was sat immediately, and food was served with 15 minutes of placing our order. I do not remember the waitresses name but she was so sweet and attentive. Cute restaurant. Will be returning!

Location goodAmbiance good but it was very cold and seats are not comfortableWait was. It too badThey close pretty early 3p 4p would be better. They are kinda priceyKids menu limited and they give kids drinks in n kids cup but charge regular price They charge auto gratuity for sit down and carry outFood was okay just a little priceyThey don't accommodate for split checksParking was good

The food was decent, and the service had potential, but my experience was disappointing. Despite the restaurant not being very busy--only my table and a couple of others--the service was slow. It took a long time for our server to greet us after we were seated, and throughout the meal, they kept forgetting my requests, forcing me to repeat myself multiple times. I always try to be patient and understanding, but after so many attempts, it started to feel like my concerns weren't being heard. A little more attentiveness would have made a big difference.The ambiance was beautiful.

I was looking for a brunch spot around Dearborn Heights to meet up with some friends and heard a lot of good things about other locations of The Jagged Fork. This location, for some reason, has very low ratings in comparison, but we decided to give it a chance anyways.The eating area is quite large and spacious and even at prime brunch hours, the restaurant didn't get very crowded. Unlike other reviewers, we had no issues with the service at all - they were prompt and friendly. To be honest, I think they might actually have too much waitstaff, given that there were a couple of people just standing around and chatting. But maybe that's the restaurant trying to improve after reading all the reviews talking about the bad service.House Made Corned Beef Hash ($16) - This dish comes with two eggs, a small pile of corned beef, hashbrowns or fruit, and toast or pancakes. My two eggs over medium were pretty much cooked over easy since they were still completely gooey. Between pancakes or toast - the choice for pancakes is pretty obvious. You get two pancakes, which are fluffy and quite vanilla-ey in flavor. The hashbrowns are pretty good - they fry on the flat top until the outside develops a nice crisp, and the interior still remains fluffy. The corned beef is salty and meaty and is mixed with tender potato chunks. The description of the dish in the menu makes it sound like you will get a huge pile of meat, but it's actually pretty modest. Still, with all of the carbs on the plate, you'll get more than enough to fill you up. (4/5)Voodoo ($14) - My first impression as I bit in: woah is this unexpectedly quite spicy, both the salsa verde and the chorizo add quite a bit of heat. I feel like they should label this on the menu as being spicy because it's not obvious from reading the description. The spice level and tanginess from the salsa verde kind of overwhelm the other flavors in the dish. After eating this, I kind of regretted not ordering the classic benedict. (3/5)As other reviews state, they charge an automatic 18% gratuity and they default an extra 20% tip on top of that. Very scummy. I didn't see anything in the menu stating this, so I'm pretty sure this is illegal as well.Overall, I don't think this restaurant deserves being rated so low, but there are some definite issues. I can see that the automatic 18% gratuity can put people off, especially because I couldn't find a notice anywhere in the menu or posted in the restaurant. Still, if you're looking for a more modern brunch (rather than a Coney Island or classic diner style), you could do worse. Bathrooms: Two larger restrooms.Overall rating of the food this visit: 3.5/5

I've seen a lot of reviews for The Jagged Fork in other locations so was excited to try the new one in Dearborn Heights. There are many pros to the restaurant, it's clean, service is excellent, portion sizes are enormous. However, there are also some cons - it's a little pricey ( most entrees are around $15) and none of the dishes we had were particularly tasty - they were simply not craveable. They were ok but not worth the expense or calories. There are better local breakfast places.I tried the Jagged Fork crepe - a savory crepe with ham, eggs, a variety of veggies, etc. It was definitely big enough to serve two people and was well prepared except for the fact that it definitely needed a sauce to add flavor. A little hollandaise or chipotle sauce would have done wonders. Another person in my party ordered the traditional eggs Benedict. He regularly orders eggs Benedict everywhere so has a good basis for comparison. He rated these a 5 of 6 out of 10, which is pretty low for his standards. So bottom line, it will do if you need breakfast, but we personally won't be back.

I have no idea why this place has such low poor reviews. It makes me think the one star reviews are disingenuous flooding out the true reviews. The Jagged Fork stands out in the areas as it it more Mexican than middle eastern. But food can be prepared halal per request. It's very very clean, service is fast and welcoming. I've had the huevos rancheros, breakfast tamales, breakfast burritos, pancakes and French toast. My facial saw has been the breakfast tamales. The breakfast chilaquiles was recommended for my next visit and I can't wait to try them.

The inside seating is very spacious. The inside ambiance is very welcoming. The food was very presentable and picture perfect. The portions were well sized. The food overall was pretty good. The pancakes were the highlight of the show. Everything had flavor & you couldn't go wrong with anything that we ordered. When we entered, there was an issue with our seating; however, our server, Yasmin, worked hard to make up for the issue. Her service was amazing. The only issue that we had were a few issues with the kitchen missing some of our items; however, Yasmin worked quickly to make sure we had what we ordered.

Girlfriend wanted to try this place. Food was ok, nothing special. Staff was friendly, restaurant was clean. Got our bill, tipped 20%, then in the way home my gf looks at the reciept and there was an "18% Dine in gratuity" already included. For 2 people, not a party of 8 or 10. Feel like we were kinda ripped off.

I went there I believe when it first opened. It was great! I can't remember what I ate but both my husband and I enjoyed our meal and my cappuccino was wonderful. I have been wanting to get back there since. Hopefully soon. The hours are just not late enough. The atmosphere was pleasant and the service was great too. Maybe a picture next time.

I ordered the Chilaquiles. Yuk! Pretty sure the taco chips aren't supposed to be served as a wet sloppy mess. I won't go back. Latte was good. Service good. The atmosphere was better as Rams Horn. Waste of $23. $23 for breakfast at a Rams Horn with lousy food. What was I thinking!!!!!!!!!!!?