
Low-key eatery with wood paneling & wallpaper offering American comfort staples, beers & cocktails.
Hours
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 4–10 PM |
| Thursday | 4–10 PM |
| Friday | 12–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 547 Cherry St SE Suite C, Grand Rapids, MI 49503
Phone: (616) 458-2704
Website: http://www.commons-gr.online/
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Reviews
We were there for brunch served on Saturday and Sunday. We had bloody Mary’s to start. Definitely a nostalgic skewer with cheese, olive cocktail weeny and pickle. I had there breakfast sandwich with their homemade chicken sausage as well as their homemade buttermilk pancake. It came with butterscotch syrup, yum,. Jesse had a breakfast burrito both came with tatter tots. All was delicious and freshly made. Amy was our server and also the co-owner. She was delightful to talk to. We will definitely go back with friends at night for cocktails and hang in the retro vibe. It felt like one of the neighborhood places you would find in New York or Chicago. You know that secrete place that only those that know know.
– Commons Cheeseburger – $16: A high quality thick and juicy patty cooked to medium or so. The bun was good and held the whole thing together well. The white american cheese was a different direction than I usually go with a more serious and commanding taste, but it played the concert well with the rest of the tastes, especially with the caramelized onion and dijon aioli. The aioli was a sweet compliment and alteration to the flavor that brought it back enough to enjoy the commanding flavors.
– Fries (comes with the burger): Shoestring fries (or almost), my favorite type of cut. These were a little light on the salt. I did not add salt because it wasn’t that bad. They were cooked to perfection, but lighter color. They were wonderful overall for sure. It was about a standard portion of fries.
The price was a bit on the expensive side, but I think it was mostly justified. The presentation of the food was of a cheap diner, but the flavors were quality for sure.
– Service: Good and positive. The burger arrived quickly. Almost no one gets the same water glass and you get a pitcher of water so you don’t have to wait for refills.
– Atmosphere: It was a rough cut place, but cozy. Medium to loud music which made conversation difficult, but not impossible.. Tables and chairs, booths, bar seating, and more. There were games sitting out available to play and couches with coffee tables. The table we were seated at was tiny and high, but almost no seat or table matched the others. Everything was unique. It didn’t feel disorganized, but intentional. Also, the bathrooms had candy in a dish. I don’t remember seeing that anywhere else so that was cool.
– Conclusion: The food was fantastic, but the experience was a mixed bag that was mostly okay. If you are eccentric, you’ll love this place.
Visited on a Thursday at 6pm.
When first walking in, you’ll find plenty of seating and a bar. The dark-office/bar ambiance really sets the mood to the place.
The hostess/host staff are very friendly and will make you feeling welcome. The decor also invites a nice atmosphere that draws you in.
Now the food…the food is great. The straight cut fries are very well made and ours was extra crispy like. The Nashville hot chicken sandwich has a nice sweetness to it with a light kick. The fish and chips are very reminiscent to a corn dog but very good too. The appetizers are generous and could be a full meal themselves.
This place is a great place to socialize with your friends or a nice date night.