The Golden Eatery - American restaurant in Mears - 5689 W Fox Rd, USA

This place always has a ton of cars and finally we went! From the sassy “Don’t seat yourself “ sign to leaving it was an awesome experience. Food was excellent, in fact, I can’t say anything negative about this restaurant.

Nice little local spot for especially breakfast. Coffee good, prices GREAT, service GREAT! It depends on who's cooking---sometimes too greasy and toast dry----- but basically a GREAT local place.

What a cute, little place. The people were friendly. The food portions were very generous. One of the best burgers I've had in a while. The waitress was very attentive and humored my children when they wanted to talk and help her.

I never hand out perfect 5 star ratings. But this place is a 4.9 star. 12 people in our group went here for breakfast. It was already busy and the food and service was still great. Good prices. Friendly staff. Only reason it didn't receive a perfect 5 star was because the breakfast burrito was really greasy.

Absolutely nothing to complain about. Portions for the price were great. I had the breakfast burrito and it was satisfying in both size and flavor. My kids ordered the egs, pancake and biscuits and gravy combo to split. I ended up eating part of it as well. Worth the drive from the sand dune area without a doubt. Can't wait till we go back.

just plain terrible, unable to take responsibility for the things that go wrong but instead blame it on everyone but themselves. The fat owner doesn't know how to take criticism so they just start throwing a tantrum and gets stuck up and mad about it. grow up

The Golden Eatery in Mears, Michigan is a small, family-owned restaurant that serves good food. However, the service is inconsistent, and there have been reports of slow and rude staff.

So we were parked in front of Golden Eatery while gift shopping at Jett arts and crafts next door when one of the staff from Golden Eatery threw a raw egg on my new G-Wagon then flicked me off. She must've mistaken me for somebody else or something because we were simply visiting from out of state and had never even been there before. Now I never will.