Detroit Ham & Corned Beef Co. — Restaurant in Plymouth Charter Township

I'm a reuben snob and addict, and I'm eating one of their reubens right now as I write this. There's a generous portion of beef on their Jr., certainly enough for a lunch- and I'm a hungry grown man. The Russian dressing has just enough sweet, just enough tang; it's delicious. The meat is a little tough, but I don't mind it at all. The sourkraut could pop a LOT more, but a lot of people prefer it mild. Overall, I'd say this is better than 60% of reubens I've tried in my day- and I've had some great reubens. Because I consider the incorporation of the sourkraut flavor essential to making a truly great reuben, I give the quality of the sandwitch a 4/5. The Jr. goes for $7 without a side, the Lrg. is like $10+. So, because they charge about as much as other restaurants of similar quality for less sandwhich and without a side, I give the value of the meal a 4/5. Overall, worth stopping by if you're sick of fast food one day. I'll definitely be back.

Nathan...

I ordered the roast beef and cheddar sandwich and was EXTREMELY disappointed. There are only three ingredients in the sandwich, two of them are in the title and the third is the horseradish sauce. I noticed my sandwich had non of the aforementioned sauce so the sandwich was a barren travesty. Along with the price of ten whole dollars for the tiniest sandwich in planet earth with only three parts I have plenty of room to exercise my disappointment. With that price that entails that the four ingredients, including the bread, average to about two dollars and fifty cents each. That means I was robbed of the two dollars and fifty cents that could have been used for a decent meal because the good folks at Detroit ham and corned beef couldn’t count to three!! If there are only three ingredients to a sandwich I believe I am entitled to all three!!! Never going back again unless my grandma wants to because I think she likes...

Dining in is not a real option, there are just two tables here. This is really just a take out only place. A small sandwich is $13, a large is closer to $19. A few options will push you over $20 easily. That being said, it just isn't good enough to justify the price. The large sandwich was small by comparison to other places I've been and costs the same. The bread on my corned beef wasn't grilled and seemed dry. The corned beef was good, but it gets muddled by the other lackluster ingredients. This is really about value, and it just isn't there. The staff are quiet and professional, the restaurant is clean and easily accessible. Even at lunch time you won't have any trouble...