Mark’s Midtown Coney Island

I was greeted promptly after i sat myself. The menus are waiting on the table. The tables were clean, the busboy is constantly walking around tables checking them, which made me happy. My waitress was very energetic and friendly. I was brought water and silverware when she came to my table. I was ready to order, so she took it then, food arrived within 5 minutes. I had a southern style omelet that tasted awesome, the sausage gravy was probably the best part. Comes with two piece of toast. It was an all around fast and good experience, with one of the better coney island breakfasts i have had. I will come back… maybe to try lunch next time.

Incredibly fast service even though it’s busy. However, I should have paid attention to the picture of the coney dog on the menu cover because it showed they put mustard on the chili. Mustard is good on plain hotdogs, but for me, it ruins the taste of the chili dog. I ate it anyway because I NEVER send food back because that keeps the employee spit content low.

You could literally eat every meal here in a day. Some of the best food at a great price. Been coming here for years and will always come back. The service is the fastest around and the prices are unbelievable. You could eat 3 meals here in a day and spend under 20 dollars. A true gem of Ann Arbor!!!

Mark’s was a welcome surprise on our journey north. Following a delightful stay at the Motel 6, Mark’s served a delicious breakfast, with friendly, prompt service and good prices; something for everyone. A welcome alternative to a chain breakfast place.

Good place. Food is good! Service is great and fast. Place was busy when we were their and everyone seems to be enjoying their meals

Excellent food and great service. I am new to the Michigan market and to the whole Coney Island concept however this business is exceptional. Great food, good service. I would highly recommend going back.

Always a greasy mess. The one in saline in 1000x better. Staff here is always seemingly more into thier own discussions than serving you.

It’s been ten years since I was last here. It hasn’t changed. I stopped in because I was real early for a meeting and it is the first snowfall this winter (crazy drivers).
The service was great. Jessica kept refilling my coffee. I had the #1 minus eggs with whole wheat toast and hash browns. The food was just okay. It arrived real fast. The reason was because it the food cooked early for the morning rush. It was the kind sitting in the corner of the grill staying warm until ordered. The toast was toasted fresh. Not a bad breakfast just not great. Of course its hard to screw up hash browns and bacon. The prices were reasonable, $ 5.70 plus tip.

Good solid Michigan diner. I have been here several times over the years when visiting or passing through Ann Arbor. They have good standard breakfast and lunch/​dinner fare. I always enjoy their coney dogs. Service is typically fast and friendly. Meal prices are very reasonable and portions are generous.

I’ve had my fair share of underwhelming and overpriced greek salads but I have nothing bad to say about this one! I got takeout because it was close to my work and chicken lemon rice and a small greek salad. Both were big proportions for such a reasonable price! The chicken lemon rice soup was chunky and very flavorful and half of the small greek salad filled me up! I highly recommend this place, fast, convenient and delicious food. the only thing was the lady at the cashier and who took my order was pretty unfriendly.

Very homey style little diner. I got the Coney dog platter. You get to Coney dogs slathered in chili and mustard and a good portion of french fries and I added a «pop» all for 9 dollars some change. Quick service also very friendly and good diner style food.

I became a coney dog lover today. The service was vary fast, prices were very reasonable, lots of menu items to choose from. They offer breakfast all day but my whole family had lunch items. The kids cheeseburger was huge and my picky 10 year old loved the kid’s chicken tenders.

As others have stated, it’s a great diner for getting a good greasy breakfast at a decent price. Today’s takeout lunch consisted of scrambled eggs, hash browns, bacon, sausage, ham, and toast. It was all cooked fresh and nice and hot when I got it back to the office. The bacon could have been crisped up more, but isn’t that always the case? The service I received was very fast, good and came with a smile. I appreciate that.
In the past I’ve had the hot turkey sandwich and the fried clam dinner. Both are average at best, but it’s enough to keep me coming back.
My only real complaints are that the kitchen could look a bit cleaner, especially since it is very open to view.

Family of 4. Skillet, gyro, 2 coney meal, kids’ meal. 35 bucks out the door; food was decent but nothing memorable.

I love this place for breakfast. The omelets are great, and you just can’t beat the quality of service and prices. It is one of my «go to» diners.

Ok, i’m not from MI, so I didn’t know a Coney was mitten talk for a Diner. Here i’ve been wondering where to go for a diner, and it’s been down the street the whole time. Ok, its not the best i’ve ever had, but very far from the worst. I will definitely be going back, and definitely going to the one in North A2.
Pickle slices are good. Salad is exactly what you would expect it to be. It’s a diner!
Oh, and… IT IS CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP!
Now, if they would just stay open later…

I’m not a picky eater. I love greasy spoon diner food and the typical coney island atmosphere. That being said, my husband and I came here for a quick dinner last week around 8pm. Our waitress was quick, friendly, and attentive. I ordered a breakfast plate of eggs, bacon, and pancakes, and my husband ordered a gyro, greek salad, and fries. His food was ok, fries were right out of the fryer and gyro was a good size. My eggs were ok, bacon was crisp, but my pancakes were completely raw in the middle. The worst part, though, was that the place was just so dirty. Our booth backs looked like they hadn’t been wiped down for months. Dusty, grimy, sticky, you name it. I’m by no means a clean freak, but when the stuff that you can see if that dirty, I get worried about what the kitchen and food prep areas look like (or maybe that’s just all of my hours of watching «Restaurant Impossible» and «Kitchen Nightmares» kicking in). There are so many great coney places in the area (and a new and clean Quizno’s right next door) I’m not sure why anyone would choose to come to such a poorly taken care of establishment. Yuck.

This place is a classic breakfast diner. Fast service, great food with a no nonsense attitude. This is serious breakfast food for people who are serious about breakfast. I had the Gyro scrambler, which was 3 eggs with gyro meat, onions, green peppers and mushrooms with hashbrowns and toast — absolutely excellent. Service was quick and attentive. I will definitely be back, in fact I’m already craving that Gyro scrambler just writing this review. #goodeats

Great breakfast! Try the country omelet with ham.

Here, in Ohio, we don’t have coney islands. It’s one of the things I miss about Michigan, particularly Ann Arbor. Mark’s is by far, the best coney island in A2. Solid breakfast choices, which is always my go to, even if it’s 3 in the afternoon. Omelettes are fantastic, and you can get pretty much whatever you want in them. Hashbrowns are great, especially if you get them extra crispy. Coffee is good, service is great.
Man, I miss this place!