I went for a quick Brunch with a friend and we decided on Zef’s Dockside Bar & Kitchen in Saint Clair Shores (9 Mile & Jefferson). I’ve been here for Brunch before and loved it so I was really excited to be back.
We were sat...
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I went for a quick Brunch with a friend and we decided on Zef’s Dockside Bar & Kitchen in Saint Clair Shores (9 Mile & Jefferson). I’ve been here for Brunch before and loved it so I was really excited to be back.
We were sat immediately at a table right by the window so we had a great view of the docks which was perfect for a sunny day like today. I really like the open airy vibe they have. Service was great and multiple people came by to check in on us during our meal.
For drinks I had a French 75 which I was not a fan of. It was way too Champagne and Lemon Juice heavy for my liking. I then tried the Sunday Morning which is made with Gin, Thyme, and Grapefruit. This one was better but I can’t say I was a big fan of either drink. However my personal preferences are not everybody’s. By no means would I say the drinks were bad, they just weren’t for me.
For our Appetizer we of course had my favorite vegetable, the Brussels Sprouts. These were perfection. The perfect amount of Balsamic Reduction and all of the flavors went so well together. They also have a Bourban Glazed option as well if you’re in the mood for something sweeter.
For our Entrees I had the Biscuits and Gravy, and my friend ordered some Boneless Wings. I don’t say this lightly when I say these are the best Biscuits and Gravy I’ve ever had. The Buscuits themselves are so crispy on the outside, and they have sausage and cheese on the inside. The Gravy is immaculate and the Breakfast Potatoes didn’t disappoint at all either. The Boneless Wings were cooked to perfection, and I loved the BBQ Sauce that came with it.
One thing I noticed that I have to add to my review is that this place is not handicap friendly. Yes they have handicap designated parking, but there’s a small flight of stairs right after walking through the front doors. While walking out, a husband was wheeling his wheelchair bound wife in, and without a ramp available, he wasn’t sure what to do. My friend and I did offer to help but he advised he would be going to ask for assistence from the staff. It’s not something I as an able bodied 25 year old ever thought about, but it is certainly something to note as physical ailments are something many people experience.
Overall, it was a great time. The food more than made up for any discrepancies I had with their drinks. Service was and has always been great anytime I’ve went. The restaurant itself is beautiful, and given today’s experience, I would really encourage them to install a ramp, or something that can be used for people with physical disabilities. If you haven’t checked this place out yet, I definitely recommend you do!
UPDATE: Apperently the Handicap Entrance is on the side of the building. I was not aware of this until after posting!