Mae's

“Ingredients are fresh and farmers omelet is the best I ever had.”

Brand Blouse-Moore★★★★★

Quaint spot in downtown Mt. Clemens. One can see the history in the exposed brick & unique crown molding. The chef’s kitchen is visible to customers, & the waitress is very attentive & friendly. Reasonably priced, but they def. need to get some ice for ice waters. 95 per cent of competition will have free ice waters. What sets them above the rest is their sausage gravy. It was delicious! Maybe the best I’ve ever had as far as flavor is concerned.

Carrie Evatz★★★★★

My first time at Mae's. The mushroom soup was so fantastic, I brought a quart home for my family. Shout out to Tyler and Nick! Great service and food. Definitely will be back.

internetboy★★★★★

most underrated breakfast/lunch spot in metro detroit. whole menu is filled with variety and the prices are decent. cinnamon butter pancakes melt on your tongue and the chorizo is well seasoned and cooked to perfection. dining is fast and easy because you pay at the counter in the area is nice as well because there's a record shop right across the street and a coffee shop on the corner. Mildly mid-century themed as well very cute ceiling and decor.

Daniella★★★★★

I wish I could give this place more than 5 stars. This place is in the heart of downtown Mount Clemens; it's not the biggest establishment but mighty. The servers were beyond friendly, personal, and attentive. When you walk in, you'll order at the counter and then sit at any open seat. Then, the server brings your food. I ended up getting the Fried Southern Chicken sandwich with chips and a Diet Coke. The sandwich was not overbearing or too heavy. The sandwich was made with a coleslaw, pickles, and mayo, which brought a good pair and provided a good balance of taste. Once you're done, you leav