Chomp

Such a great menu variety, with fast casual service. Not too pricey for the good quality and portion size

Their menu is extensive and decently priced. I had the «Nancy» which is a turkey sandwich on a pretzel bun with sprouts, cranberry sauce, cream
Cheese, tomato, and avocado. They definitely do not skimp on the meat and everything tastes very fresh. My husband had the Ruben which was good. It was not the best Ruben we ever had but was decently good. We also ordered the onion chips which came out hot, crispy and not too greasy. Overall, I would definitely return and recommend this place to anyone. The food was fresh, hot, delicious and came out quickly!!!

Based on what myself and my wife ate it was very good! Fresh and light it’s nice to find spots that take pride in their food I would recommend the balsamic salad, the Chomp salad a half order is good size and the shrimp corn chowder is delish! I’ll be coming back for sure I see list of things on their menu that I would like to try

Stopped here on a whim. Soup was great –chicken tortilla nice and spicy
Sandwich –chicken club on a pretzel bun-​very tasty-​a little heavy on the mayo type sauce but other that that I highly recommend

Often, if I want to grab a cup of soup and a quick salad or sandwich I choose Chomp. The chicken dumpling soup is my favorite, but they don’t always have it on the menu. I love the Chicken Balsamic Salad too. I really have never had a single complaint about the food or service. It’s a great little place to grab lunch while in downtown Rochester.

Yummyyyyy food! I had the veggie burger and the horseradish was sooooo good on it. It was a different blend of taste I really liked. What makes it more special is they make the veggie burgers in house. I just felt like its a little too pricey for a corner burger/​sandwich joint. But they were clean, friendly, and yummy.

Great sweet potato fries! They even gave us extra. Large variety on menu. Smoothie was good, not too sugary or thick. Nice patio seating. Fast service.

I went here after reading the reviews on Unilocal and I’m glad I did. The chicken grilled greek pita and the smoothie was extremely healthy and good. I live close to town and I certainly would come here regularly. The only reason I wouldn’t give it 5 stars is I don’t like the fact that they have only like 3 big tables. I was dining alone and sitting at a table that seats 12 people.

I don’t normally travel to Rochester Hills, but I wanted to go to Paint Creek because the weather was nice out. Clubhouse bfd didn’t open until 2pm so another alternative needed to be found since I tend to get hangry very quickly.
I broke out the old trusty Unilocal and found Chomp. A nice little sandwich shoppe on the corner of the Main Street.
The sandwiches sounded good. I wasn’t in the mood for a burger but there are plenty of those as well as salads and soups. Definitely familiar foods and some with a slight twist.
First, the place is pretty small. It can’t seat tons of people. It’s more of a come, eat and go type place. Not one you really want to linger in. It seemed pretty busy and I could tell there were regulars. If not regulars, those who knew the workers.
I had the turkey Reuben and the chicken and dumpling soup. The soup was good. Definitely would get this one again! My friend ordered the salmon BLT. We both were happy enough with our meals, while wondering about the other 50 items on the menu that we didn’t order. Lots of choices here, and maybe if I sampled more of the options I’d upgrade to a 4. But Unilocal describes 3 stars as «A-​OK.» And that’s how I feel about this place. Next time I’m biking Paint Creek and want a sandwich, I’ll happily stop in again. But I won’t drive to town just to go here. I can tell the Rochester locals love it though– there seemed to be a very high number of giggling high school girls surrounding my table. So I guess that’s a day in the life, since I’m a teacher. Tip: GET THE SOUP.

Great spot. My wife and I stopped for a quick lunch and loved it. The chicken siracha sandwich and chicken Caesar pita were killer! We will definitely be back!

I’ve recently had 2 very good tasting meals at Chomp. The portobello mushroom sandwich and a roasted apple with gouda burger. Both full of flavor and filling. What ruined the meal was the massive amount of liquid from the burgers, soaking the bottom bun, then soaking my hands. It made them very hard to eat and extremely messy.
I order the ‘Beet It’ raw juice to accompany my burger. I love beet juice. This juice was not flavorful and the beets were not mellowed by the other juices in the mix.
Then the price tag. $ 19+ for lunch!!! Ugg. I don’t think I’ll return on price alone.
My mouth was happy, but my hands and wallet, not so much.

We haven’t been back to this place since it opened and weren’t all that impressed then. It has definitely improved.
The burgers (a Chomp and avocado) were quite tasty, a bit too greasy, good portion size and garnished with fresh ingredients. The sautéed mushrooms on my burger clearly came from a can but everything else, including the sweet potato fries were enjoyable. I’ll be back for the Siracha burger. I’d pick this place over B spot burgers @ the Village.

Not bad, but not worth the money or time
dissapointed by cleanliness and slow service

50 mins for a burnt salmon blt — not worth the wait. My family ordered salads, which were uninspired and also not worth the wait

I can’t believe I ate the whole thing! This place is very laid back and the service was excellent. The menu consists of burgers, pita wraps and sandwiches. The philly cheese steak I had was probably the best I have ever eaten! My wife had the vegetable wrap and loved it. If I didn’t live 200 miles away, I would make this a regular stop! Highly recommended!

Good folks to work with over the phone. I called in from another state and placed an order for someone. I am told the food is delicious, but I have not myself eaten it.
The service – the portion of the business I have direct knowledge about – proved great. Thanks!

I find it very hard to eat healthy in michigan @ restaurants. This place though, is one that I can depend on.
During my visit, I got a half-​sized steak salad. A great deal at 8 bucks, with a good amount of meat. The meat was a bit over-​done, but I guess in the future I can ask that to be changed. I also cheated a bit and got some onion petals — I believe it was 4 bucks extra for a heaping plate of them. I ate a ¹⁄₃ at the restaurant, and brought the rest back. Took me two days to finish the leftovers!
There is an extensive menu of sandwiches, salads, fresh fruit juices and smoothies. Would definitely be back!
Parking — on Main st, there is paid parking, but behind Main street (as in, the area behind this restaurant), there’s multiple hour parking that’s free and seems rather plentiful.

This was… disappointing. The atmosphere was chill and I liked how friendly the workers were, but I was really expecting more from the food based on the reviews.
I got the cobb salad without blue cheese and my friend got the balsamic chicken salad. While the lettuce wasn’t wilted it tasted fresh out of a non washed lettuce bag (that kind of chemically plastic taste), the toppings were all ok, but the chicken tasted like it was frozen precooked chicken that they reheat and cut up. The hard boiled egg tasted very old, and the bacon was oddly rubbery. My friend said his salad was abrasively sweet with the dressing and other ingredients.
Overall I feel like it wasn’t worth the money or the time. Hopefully I just tried the wrong thing?

Very good food, very… non-​existent service.
When you walk in, or even look at the building from the outside, you can see it’s not very big. When you get through the door, there’s a cashier in front of you with menus on the counter and you order right there. It’s not a super unusual way of ordering food at a restaurant, but it’s not typical. After paying, you sit down and wait for your food.
I spent a little bit when I came here — the BGC, a cup of wild rice and mushroom soup, and a Tea Time smoothie. The total was $ 16 or something like that, which is quite a bit more than I usually spend on a lunch. My girlfriend got the Poppy, a cup of chicken dumpling soup, and their shoestring fries. It all came out pretty quickly, even though they were relatively busy.
My favorite thing was definitely the wild rice and mushroom soup… good lord. The only thing I regret was getting a cup instead of a bowl. I was also surprised to see the price. Only $ 2 for a cup, and $ 3 for a bowl? They could charge almost twice that and it would be worth it, in my opinion (PLEASE DON’T THOUGH). The BGC I thought was pretty good, but it was impossible to eat without making a huge mess out of it because everything kept sliding around. Additionally, the chicken breast on my sandwich was a little small for the bread. Maybe I just got unlucky, but a slightly bigger piece would have been nice. The Tea Time smoothie I got was good, as I expected it to be. At $ 5.50 the price may seem pretty high, but it’s comparable to plenty of other places that serve smoothies.
Chomp gets four stars from me for a couple reasons. First, everything is served a la carte. I find it really peculiar that even the burgers don’t come with fries on the side or something. Since everything *is* a la carte, getting a side makes a typical meal cost more here than at other places in a similar price range. Second, there’s no service. Almost literally. They give you your food, but that’s it. My water was just about gone after I finished my soup, and I never got a refill. Third, it’s a tight area and the tables are kind of small, so don’t be surprised if your elbows get bumped or you trip on somebody’s chair.
Chomp has a pretty big menu and what I had I liked. The a la carte only sort of thing is a bit irritating, but I’d come back just to try something else off of their nice-​sized menu.
QUICK UPDATE: I went again today and ordered a bowl of their tortilla soup, a Sriracha burger (on special), a smoothie, and split an order of seasoned fries. It’s tempting to lower my rating a star, but I won’t. We got our sandwiches, fries, soup, and smoothies all at the same time, even though the restaurant was relatively empty — more frustrating, we noticed people who came in after us got their orders before us.
My burger, which I asked to have medium rare, was well-​done. I think if you go there and ask for a well-​done burger, you may just get a pile of ash. It was juicy and was really tasty, but can’t you learn how to cook a burger? The smoothie was fine and good with nothing bad to say about it, and the seasoned fries were delicious as well. The tortilla soup wasn’t bad, but could use some work. It was strangely thick, and just didn’t taste like I imagined it would. I guess I thought it would taste more… Mexican? I don’t know, it wasn’t bad, but not nearly as good as that mushroom and wild rice soup I had the first time I was here. It was still a nice lunch, but if this was my first visit, I’d be a bit more hesitant to return.

I love downtown Rochester, and have found that there’s a bunch of cool places to hang out and eat at since moving to this side of town. I came here with my mom last night, and for a first visit, we had a really good time.
We came in and loved the feel of the place. Quaint, intimate with a fair amount of seating and a great menu. They tend to fall between healthy and hearty, which we both loved. Big enough portions that you leave full, but not so fattening that you feel guilty after you eat there.
It’s a fast casual dining place, so you order at the counter and then they bring it out to you. They seem to have daily specials going on, but my mom and I ordered off the menu this time. We were really impressed with the selection of items, and they don’t seem to try to hard at what they do. What I mean by that, is they have an awesome selection and make good food, but they don’t try to overdo it.
I was torn between a sandwich and a burger, so I went with the bbq burger. I can’t remember what my mom had, but it came out with a pretzel bun. We both loved our meal, and the prices are fair. Plates were cute as could be, and staff was friendly and nice.
The only downside is that the seating is limited, and even though we were there for a late dinner, some of the tables never got cleared the time we were there. The place was only about half full, but several of the tables were full of dirty dishes from previous diners, and stayed that way until we left. Normally I wouldn’t notice such a thing, but since seating is limited to begin with, it made it even more limited as to where we sat. We had wanted to sit by the two top in the front of the restaurant by the window so we could watch people go by, and unfortunately, it was still dirty with plates and dishes.
Being that this place is awesome, I would gladly give it another chance in a heartbeat.