Michael’s Restaurant & Pub

I got a pretty decent calzone here. Everyone was nice and helpful. I didn’t have to wait too terribly long for the waitress to take my order or bring out my food. It’s nothing fancy but it’s a pretty decent place to grab a meal.

Foods kind of bad. I decided to go here after reading it has Delaware’s «Best» Breakfast on a random Yahoo Click Bait article. Which is no where near true. The buffet is nasty the foods bad. The eggs I hope they were eggs. I just can’t see how someone would say this is the best breakfast in the whole state. I’d definitely recommend going elsewhere for breakfast. Also went back another time for Dinner the fried Chicken was dry. And my meal became even better after I tasted Cherry Coke not Regular coke. Like that’s a no no to me. But other then that I wouldn’t recommend going here, go else where and just look at the place its got like 3 stars. Avoid Michael’s and go else where.

I loved this place!!! After some sightseeing, my date and I were famished. I ordered the grilled chicken breast topped with thick onions with mash potato and gravy on the side. It was perfection down to the very last piece. He partook of the salad bar and buffet. The fried chicken was just ok, they have a very nice selection at the salad bar and the pepper steak pieces were tender and flavorful. Service was exceptional and attentive plus we didn’t have have to wait to be seated. All in all a great experience.

Looking for a place to host a family gathering of 15 people, Michael’s was a great option. Most of us did the combination of salad, hot, and dessert buffet bars, and it was $ 17 per person. The salad portion had extensive and delicious options, while the hot bar wasn’t the best with only a few choices: macaroni and cheese, chicken wings, barbecue ribs, and a carving station with roast that looked pretty fatty. The dessert station had a chocolate fountain and ice cream, so I was obviously happy with that! Next time, I might just go with the salad option add-​on (that also includes the dessert bar) and order an appetizer off the menu to supplement my meal.

I hadn’t been to this place in about 7 years since I relocated from Delaware.
Was in town and looking for a place to enjoy brunch with the wife and an old friend so I turned to my old time favorite.
It wasn’t super packed like I was used to. Back in the day, we would often wait 30 minutes to be seated on a Sunday morning but this time we didn’t wait at all. In fact, there were plenty of open tables. But the food was very good just like I remembered it!
I’m glad Delaware still has this gem. Even as a true foodie, I highly recommend this spot! Fresh waffles, made to order omelets, a big salad bar, sundae bar, and more.
The only thing I miss from the old times was the carving station!
Go check it out!

We were in search of a venue that could accommodate 15 people for breakfast and Michael’s breakfast buffet ($ 15.99 adult/​$ 12.99 kids) seems to be a local favorite. It was extremely crowded being Father’s day yet we secured a 1030AM reservation.
Once our party was complete, we were seated at 1045 and two waitresses readily took the beverage orders while one provided the salad and dining plates. Ready and primed, we headed to the omlette station before picking up the essential breakfast foods – home fries, bacon, waffles etc.
I’m not a fan of buffets but the food was quite decent. Hey, it breakfast and was convenient. There’s a salad bar with the fixins’ and a chocolate fountain and ice cream bar as well. The stations were constantly being restocked and the clientele appeared content including our party.