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Ram's Horn

Ram's Horn

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3.5 Google Review
27235 Ford Rd, Dearborn Heights, Michigan, 48127, United States
(313) 359-4800 ramshornrestaurants.com
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May 29, 2018
This Rams Horn location is wayyyyy different than the others. The food was about the same quality (which is good for a diner) but the interior was really beautiful. It's more like a Middle Eastern restaurant, with some nice accoutremen throughout. I took my kid here for a quick lunch and we both walked away happy. My boy ordered a Taco Salad. I ordered an omelette. Both were very good. Drinks came quick when we ran out, and the staff was super friendly but not bothersome. Exactly what you like to experience.

Mar 25, 2018
This is a chain. The menu is quite extensive and the food comes out quickly. All day breakfast is a nice option. Opens at 8. Good prices, but not cheap. Can be a little dirty. This specific restaurant was remodeled recently and is very nice inside. Many staff always present to help serve you. Many parking spaces.

Jan 30, 2018
The people are nice and the service is pretty good but that's where the positives end. The food is sub par, any kind of meat your order whether beef or chicken is usually poorly seasoned and flavorless. Their idea of a dinner is to add a salad and potato to an entree. They keep it simple because no one there knows how to cook. Their vegetables are like what you used to get from you school's cafeteria, mashed potatoes are hard and chunky, the chicken strips are chewy and no amount of dipping sauce will help it. I could go on and on but I think I made it clear that it's not good. Owner should have focused more on making the food good and less on making the place look nice. I've been there a few times and I'm writing this review based on my experience, if you like the place that's great but I think it could be much better. Thanks for reading

May 12, 2018
Food was good but service was very slow a place was not that busy

Feb 25, 2018
I was really disappointed on the food quality. It wasn't the same old rams horn with the great quality food I know and love. It went down significantly and I'm not a fan anymore. The cooks need to step up their game. Food doesn't taste fresh anymore and the buffalo Caesar isn't dressed with buffalo sauce

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