Franks A Lot
2380 Scott Lake Rd, Waterford, MI, 48328
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Address :
2380 Scott Lake Rd
Waterford, MI, 48328 - Phone (248) 674-3526
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Opening Hours
- Mon :7:00 am - 3:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
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Greg A.
2nd visit under new ownership will sadly be my last. Two reasons: 1 - for the convey islands, they purchase the cheap, poor grade hot dogs that are common at non-Detroit based coney island restaurants. You'd think a restaurant that makes itself after a particular product (Franks) would have enough pride to provide a top notch grade hot dog. Also, the hot dog bun was devoid of flavor and the texture dry; tasted as though someone forgot to seal the package after opening, thus allowing the buns to dry out over a two week period. Finally, the spartan amount of chili served on the hot dog was so little, it didn't even cover the two conveys from end-to-end. For those who are Detroit style coney aficionados, then you know that you cannot eat them with your hands, but with a fork and knife. These were one hander's, requiring no utensils. 2 - The worst customer service possible so long as race, religion, gender or nationality are not involved. The attractive, young blonde waitress barely acknowledged me when I walked in and when she took my order did so with an attitude of reluctance. The cook, a behemoth of a man, did not respond to my inquiries, choosing to ignore me except for serving me my food order. When it was time to go, the waitress began calling me sweety and smiling at me as though being flirtatious would merit any additional tip. Too late young lady. In summary, with an atmosphere and personnel like you'd see in the movie "Deliverance", this is no neighborhood diner. If you prefer the company of unrepresented prisoners and a jail-quality commissary of food, then Frank's-a-Lot will seem like paradise to you.
(1)Hooper M.
I'm unimpressed with the food at Franks A Lot. I had the Kentucky Hash breakfast. It was, more or less, pig slop. The "hash" wasn't hash at all. It was hash browns with bits of ham. The sausage gravy was bland and had a nauseating gelatinous texture. On the other hand, the coffee was quite good for diner coffee, and I'm a whole bean grinding French Press using coffee snob. Moreover, the restaurant was small and cramped.
(2)Jody K.
Franks A Lot is one of my favorite places to go for breakfast. (I haven't actually had anything else there.) I've never been disappointed. Their omelettes are big and plentiful, the biscuits (when I can get them) have the nice crisp outside that I like, the hash browns are crispy and not mushy. And, when I just order eggs, they make them well-done the way I like them. Their coffee is good, too. I am amused that the waitress calls me things like "honey" when I'm more than old enough to be her parent. Their portions are plentiful; so much so that I don't think I've ever not taken half of it home.
(4)Steven L.
Awesome home town diner. Fancy, no. Good food, yes.
(5)Tony T.
I grew up in Detroit around some legendary Coneys and diner food. This is bar far the best coney I've had outside the city limits. The seasoned fries are awesome, they not only feature Detroit-style coneys, but also New York, Chicago, and Atlanta. AND they use the best hot dogs to be found anywhere: Koegel's! Real head lettuce (not that shredded in a bag stuff), fresh diced tomatoes, nothing is pre-processed here. As if that isn't smashing enough, their prices are fair, the owners/staff are very friendly, and they are CONSTANTLY cleaning. The cook wiped the grill hood down BEFORE and AFTER making our food. Everything sparkled. Do yourself a favor: get your breakfast/lunch kicks here, you will NOT be sorry!
(5)Alan S.
This place was Franks A Lot years ago then it became 3 or 4 other things then it became Franks A Lot again. I don't know if the original owner took it over or if they just bought the name. I use to have a cousin who lived off Scott Lake Rd., the other side of the train tracks so I use to go there years ago. The new Franks A Lot is really good. Not your typical coney island food. Their menu selection is really good with something for everyone. The food is fresh, not warmed up or sitting around all day. I've only been there twice since it changed names but it's a great little place. Congrats.
(5)Sean K.
This is a great tiny coney. Convenient location, full-view kitchen, and competent staff. I've had breakfast here many times, usually pancakes, eggs and bacon. I've never had to send anything back. The pancakes are undercooked for my personal taste, but it doesn't render them inedible to me. Coffee is good and quick refills since there are only I think eight tables here. The decorations are pretty cute too; they did a lot with a little here.
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