Bringer Inn Inc — Restaurant in Saginaw

For an amazing breakfast that taste like a little slice of heaven, you've got to go to the Bringer Inn located in Saginaw, MI. You head south bound on M-84 until you reach State st. (M-58). Turning left your going to head east until you see the Tim Horton's. The Bringer Inn will be behind tho doughnut shop at 516 W. Genesee. The Bringer Inn is a family owned restaurant that has been serving it up the same way for over thirty years, fast and fresh. The owner Mike Bringer and his brother Jim alternate in the 'front seat' where every customer can see them cook. Which ever Bringer brother is on deck works with his sous chef to pump out high octane breakfast lunch and dinner. Every man needs a break so they close early most nights at 3 pm, but the Thursdays turkey dinners and Fridays fish fry that keep 'em coming in late until 8 pm. Every day of the week they open no matter the weather and the final count down before they close is high paced chaotic dance. The cooks in the back rock out to breakfast ballads listening to rock and roll and hip hop. Its a tightly knit crew that knows the meaning of teamwork. Some of the staff has been there since day one, and the customers are no different. Regulars are seen daily and even at every meal they serve and wouldn't have it any other way. The bringer Inn is not only a place for family and friends but place of fellowship. The wait staff take pride in their work getting to know many of their customers on a personal level. Watching kids grow into adults, and some adults turn gray, but they still keep coming back for more. By:...

I came in there today and once again the food was incredible, fast and friendly service at affordable pricing! And I just think it is probably the BEST restaurant I have ever been to for that kind of dining. I had gone to the place next door for coffee and a sandwhich because I was in a hurry and they messed up my order. I felt bad because I brought a coffee in from there but I told the lady at the counter what happened and from now on I will only go to Bringer Inn because they are faster and better!! Thank you folks for all that you do from the bus boy to the cooks to the waitresses and cashiers or anyone else involved you all have just been so kind to me and friendly and I could not be happier. I missed going there...

This was a great place to eat! It was a home felt environment. The food and service rendered was in a timely manner. " GOOD FOOD FOR THE PALLET!". The waitress Kate was Great! The cook Jim was amazing to watch as he cooked on an extremely large grill approximately 16 feet long. He's a master cheff wheeling his spatula around as if he was born with it. He magically cracked a dozen eggs with one hand and mixed with the other. He was incredible to watch. I noticed that they had 3 cooking stations. They were very efficient while serving customers that were seated and those wgo were ordering to go. This was a great place to eat at. As an out of town guy. This was a great...