
Under the culinary vision of Chef Ryan Eli Salter, his solo introduction to the budding Michigan restaurant scene will take place in June 2023 with the opening of his restaurant, Salt & KO. The 3,200 sq. foot space will aim to redefine the classic gastropub, offering american classics delivered with intention, fresh ingredients and a little twist. A chic experience, with craft cocktails and “social tonics” alongside live entertainment and monthly brunch party series will set the tone for Salt & Ko.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 26555 Telegraph Rd Suite #100, Southfield, MI 48033
Phone: (833) 725-8656
Website: http://saltandko.com/
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I recognize that serving as larger party can be difficult, so we packed our patience for our most recent visit although we weren’t visiting during “peak “ hours. Initially things were moving a reasonable pace, but shortly after our entire 11 member party was present, things pretty much hit an abrupt halt.
Our server took an order of drinks, after 25 minutes of no update , I interfered about my drink order. She immediately said that she was heading to grab it . She brought 2/11 drinks out.
In the midst of only receiving only 2 drinks, food begin to roll out. The first batch of food included cold catfish, a cold waffle and additional pancakes, that we were unable to attach to an order. After the time in which it to received food the bare minimum expectation is that the food would be hot.
After the first batch of food underwhelming some of the guest, we requested to speak to a manager. Our waitress left to get the manager… only to arrive 15 minutes later and explain there was no manager on site today/during this shift. She attempted to explain that there was confusion with the new way to input drinks and she had intended to ask the table for their drink orders again… 45 minutes after the initial order placement.
I ordered the strawberry Cheesecake waffles, the menu indicates that it includes cheesecake bites, and strawberry drizzle. I ordered a side of turkey sausage. I must have missed the memo, but my order included chicken. I wouldn’t have ordered the sausage had I know it included chicken. I would highly recommend the head chef considering a different brand of turkey sausage or eliminating the options. The turkey sausage was awful! Cold and flavorless!
Another bartender, Ty came over and took a separate drink order and our entire party received drinks within 15 minutes. Ty was most definitely the silver lining for our visit. At the tail end of our visit, the karaoke was starting… while we were able to enjoy and sing a long a bit we ultimately chose to leave .
I’m wishing all the best to this business and I hope the right person receives this feedback and create systems that prevent future guest from having a similar experience.
I really wanted to support black business but this was not it.
My elderly aunt made a lunch reservation weeks in advance for my mother and me on Christmas Eve at 1:00 p.m. A $25 deposit was taken, confirming the reservation. When we arrived at the scheduled time, the restaurant was completely closed.
We spoke with hotel staff, who indicated that the restaurant was a separate entity, were kind and clearly caught off guard themselves. They contacted the bar manager and owner and asked us to wait in the hotel lobby. After some time, a staff member returned and said she had spoken with them and requested my aunt’s information, assuring us that the owner would call her within minutes to fix the situation.
That call never came.
At that point, we had no choice but to leave. Even if the restaurant had opened, there would have been prep time and my mother who is diabetic and cannot wait to eat. We left my vehicle at the hotel, rode with my aunt, and thankfully found lunch elsewhere.
Hours later, still no call from the owner. When we returned to the hotel, my aunt went back inside to see if anyone could help. A manager was present and refunded her deposit. While the refund was necessary, it does not excuse the lack of accountability or communication.
This was handled terribly. The owner should have followed through on his word and contacted her personally. Reservations should never have been available and deposits should never have been accepted, if the restaurant was not going to be open. Elderly guests do not make last-minute plans, and it is completely unacceptable that no one checked the reservation book or contacted her in advance to correct this error.
Christmas Eve is not the day to leave people, especially elderly guests with medical conditions, standing in a hotel lobby wondering why a confirmed reservation doesn’t exist. This experience was careless, disorganized, and deeply unprofessional.
The Lady Bartender was awesome she made us Valentine Blackberry and Blackberry Margaritas delicious.
All the food ordered was good in except the Kale Salad
Monday night is ballroom, dance lessons which is the cost of $10 per person.—So no dancing until lessons are over