Tiffany’s Food & Spirits

Pam is an AWESOME waitress! Clams are yummy… burgers and pizzas are on the way! Burgers were AWESOME and pizza was very good!

Was there last Friday night. By far the best pizza I have EVER had! Service was great. Drinks stayed full. We ate out on the patio because the weather was beautiful! From now on anytime I’m craving pizza I know where I’m going!

This is probably one of the worst restaurants. Service was very bad and slow, we asked the waitress for Bacardi O and she said they don’t have it. I ordered the fish sandwich and it came dry with dry bun it looked and tasted like from a frozen box they heated up put it in the bun and serve it. My wife ordered a salad the lettuce was old and saggy. My friend ordered the lobster fettuccini and it tasted horrible like out of the can. When we left we walked by the bar and we saw a bottle of Bacardi O and asked the bar tender if this is something they carry, her answer was yes. If some people gave this place four or five stars they probably don’t know what a good food taste like.

Tried an italian salad for two and the Sicilian pizza with bacon, sausage, banana peppers and onions. The ingredients tasted fresh but…
The salad consisted of standard lettuce, a couple of onion slivers, many mushrooms and a few croutons. The basil vinaigrette was the star of the show.
The pizza crust was light and very crunchy unlike most thick — type crust pizzas. The toppings were sparse and I only recall tasting bacon or sausage during a couple of bites. And I’m pretty sure the pizza saw only a light sweep of sauce because it was dry. Enter the basil vinaigrette again because I used it like a bread stick dip.
The place is cool to look at and has a good vibe inside, so that’s a plus. However I can’t kick it up a star for the looks… particularly because their bathrooms have ice cold water in the sinks in the women’s and men’s rooms. Honestly, it kinda creeps me out because that’s where the employees go… just not right.
The prices are decent but I suspect if you are willing to drive a little way outside of this tourist town, you’ll find better pizza.

Locals go there because it is one of the more cheaper/​better places to eat. The best thing there is their pasta pizza and their Italian sandwiches. Everything else is just so-​so. Service isn’t that great but they have cheaper drinks and the atmosphere is okay.

Great food for your money. Good kid’s menu too. Their Italian food is awesome. Parking was tight but it speaks to the popularity of this place. If you’re tired of chicken, come to Tiffany’s.

Been here several times, and the food is never bad! We usually stick with the pizza, which is excellent! Service is always friendly. Its cool to look at on the inside, but it’s extremely loud if it’s busy! And the reason I didn’t give 5 stars is because the dust is so thick on top of the lamps and anything else hanging on the walls. Yucky. other than that fun little place to visit.

I read the reviews and was excited to try Tiffany’s, but our party of four agreed it was just okay. Three of us had salads, which were good but a little on the small side. The fourth had chicken fingers and fries. Nothing bad, nothing great either. It was very loud and more bar like than I thought which didn’t help for our two kiddos. Service was a little slow on the drink replenishment and to take care of our bill. The bar itself was neat to look at, but during our next yearly trip to Bronner’s I think we’ll try somewhere else.

I had the chicken sandwich. Very good. My guests had the fish sandwich (very large) and the hamburger. Both were very good. The only complaint is we felt rushed so they could turn the table.

Treated like crap! Hostess was snotty and refused to help us and our waitress took a bigger table that came in ten minutes after we where there. Not happy!!! So we left and went to Dead Creek saloon where we served with a smiling face immediately 12÷9÷2015 9pm

Good food and drinks. Very affordable. Great patio seating if you feel like sitting outside. Right on downtown main street. Their pasta noodles are fantastic, made in house. Marsala is very good.

Fresh squeezed lime in the margarita always makes me happy. This bar is the perfect place to stop off for a drink with a nice outdoor seating area.

I’m going five stars on this one due to the awesomeness of the pasta pizzas here. I’ve been here several times in my life and over the course of my last few visits, have taken a liking to the pasta pizza they offer on the menu. They offer these in several varieties, but I must say (even though I haven’t tried them all) that my favorite is the Chicken Portabella Marsala. It is off the charts with a perfect blend of flavors that you experience with this one.
Service is always friendly and they have a fully stocked bar if you’re looking for drinks or beers on draft, etc. I’d recommend this over anything on the menu… and they have a solid menu of many other great choices! The pasta pizza is truly one of a kind, you can’t find this anywhere else. See for yourself and try one!

I’m giving this place two stars on a 1-​star experience. That’s only due to the ambience (lovely old victorian-​style bar) and the food (what I saw of it) looked pretty good. If I had actually been served here, I’m sure I’d have rated it higher.
It was kind of a busy Saturday night, maybe about 9:30 pm, so I’ll make allowances. A lot of people were eating outside – no table available – so my wife and I headed inside to see if we could find a seat. We managed to find a small table right by the front door, easily visible from the bar (wide open, since no sitting is allowed at the bar) as well as to the servers who kept going in-​and-​out the front door to wait on people outside.
We sat there for about ten minutes or more; bartenders looked at us, servers looked at us as they passed to-​and-​fro, yet no one bothered to say — «I’ll be with you in a minute» …“Can I get you anything?” (like a menu)…“I’ll let your server know you’re here”…or even «I can’t help you, but I’ll get a server for you…» Nothing. So we walked out, and headed down the street to a wine bar.
Busy is busy, true enough. But a wait staff should be trained to stay aware enough of their customers (especially ones who haven’t been served) so they are at least acknowledged.
It’s too bad, since I had always looked forward to stopping in here (we come up to Frankenmuth about every 4 – 5 years or so). May never get another chance, since I have a hell of a time getting my wife back into a place when something like this happens.

Good food good service If you want American food in this German town this is the place to go.

Okay so evidently I wasn’t impressed with Tiffany’s because I was ordering the wrong thing… I know a lot of people still swear by their standard pizza (really not a fan of it here), but their pasta and pasta pizza are both borderline insane… I’ve only had better fettucini alfredo at 112 in Rochester. This alfredo comes really close. The pasta pizza is pretty expensive, but I love the round pizza crust, and a couple pieces from the 12″ pizza makes for an easy meal. The price isn’t so bad when you consider that the pasta, dough, and sauce is all made from scratch.
I was going to give Tiffany’s a 4, but I’ve been craving the pasta pizza since I finished my last slice, so I think that warrants a 5 rating.

It’s kind of a dive bar. If you don’t like loud dive bars, don’t go here. If you don’t mind, then this is the place for you.
First, they have excellent pizza and French onion soup. I don’t know about any of their other food options, but they do offer more than a few selections. I always see people eating here, so that’s probably a pretty good sign that the food isn’t bad for a bar. Second, they mix a fine Old Fashioned, that’s for sure.
They have some happy hour specials, but nothing to brag about. Service is a mixed bag. The atmosphere is pleasant and it’s usually packed wall to wall.

This is a real bar, not some snooty wine bar full of self obsessed yuppies and douche bags, this is a real bar with real people… some pretty and some not so pretty, but you have real bartenders and real waitresses with a little bit of a chip on their shoulder and I LOVED EVERY MINUTE!!!
The food was decent, not gourmet but it’s a friggin’ bar. The pizza was pretty good for late night fare and the prices are fair as well.
I just dug the vibe, it’s authentic and not kitschy like the rest of the strip in town. Don’t get me wrong, I like Frankenmuth as much as the next tourist… but it’s nice to find a place where no one cares who you are or what you look like… you just come in and hang out and get loud with friends.
Had a fantastic night.

If you’re from out of town or live in Michigan and have not yet been to Frankenmuth, well pack up the family and make the drive for a weekend get away, this place is amazing! After a lot of walking and cold Michigan wind we decided hot pizza was the best bet! The wait is no where near what you will wait at other restaurants and the pizza is pretty good. Load up the toppings and let the pizza cool down when it gets to your table, you’ll be good to go! There is so much to do it’s worth spending the weekend and really taking time to look through everything and take it all in. Stop here for pizza and enjoy Frankenmuth Michigan.

This place offers the BEST french onion soup i have ever tried.
I personally don’t like onion, and french onion soup is the only onion dish i would eat.
I have been to so many places that offer onion soup in CA. I was amazed how good the soup is here. The amount of cheese is just right. The soup is not too salty or greasy. The soup just tastes amazing! and i believe it is under 3 bucks. Cheap and good.
I got the Polish Rope. it was delicious as well. it comes with potato chips. and portion is big. and it was under 10 bucks
I really enjoyed this place. I can’t stop thinking about the onion soup after i finished my lunch there.