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Operational for more than 60 years, El Nibble Nook is a family-owned eating establishment that offers a range of dinner and lunch options for guests. The restaurant specializes in Mexican cuisine. It serves a variety of appetizers, soups and desserts. El Nibble Nook serves a selection of red and white wines, such as chardonnay, riesling, sauvignon blanc, merlot, cabernet sauvignon and zinfandel. The restaurant also provides a variety of domestic and imported beers. In addition, it offers pickup, delivery and catering services. The restaurant hosts several parties and can accommodate up to 60 individuals. El Nibble Nook provides gift certificates of several denominations.
Very mediocre food and atmosphere. Pass them by.
Ate there a couple of weeks ago with my son. I thought the place was tacky and not very clean. Food was bland, no cilantro and little cumin, Mexican flavors I crave when I go for Mexican. Guacamole is bought, not fresh, little taste. Paid $6.75 for a "tall" margarita that should have been about a $4 drink, tops. Waitress didn't check after serving until we were done and brought the bill. Two starts since the spanish rice was OK.
This restaurant has a nice atmosphere and a friendly staff. The food is always great and I would recommend them to anyone who enjoys Mexican food.
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Was an avid fan 30 years ago. Went back to taste my favorite dish the botana. Much, much, much smaller portion and has radically changed. The food order came quickly but was missing an idea. The waitress only came back to clear the table and drop off the check - so I told her to delete the missing idea and which she disappeared again. Finally came back to give us the check and said she would take it so I said here is the payment and she disappeared again. Memories were great but will never go back again. I\r am sorry that everything changed so much.\r I am giving it one star for the prompt service.
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It behooves me how someone visiting from Southern California would actually seek out a Mexican Restaurant in Detroit and expect great things! I grew up in Detroit. In the early 70?s, my girlfriend and I went to El Nibble Nook on Grand River a couple times. Having not experienced Mexican food at a nice sit down restaurant before, we thought the food was wonderful! The servers were dressed in cute black outfits trying desperately to pass as senoritas even though most of them were Italian. The flavors of cumin, cilantro, lime and garlic were lacking but were substituted by hot sauce and red peppers. At that time it didn?t matter. Spicy food and alcohol satisfied our ethnic cravings.\r \r Well, I?ve been living in Colorado since the mid 70?s. I wouldn?t think of going to a soul food restaurant here. You?ve heard the expression, ?When in Rome?? If you?re in Italy looking for good Chinese food, you?ll probably be disappointed. So next time you?re in Detroit, search out the restaurants where a good portion of the population eats. Detroit has some of the best Coney joints anywhere, not to mention the great Polish food in Hamtramck or Greek food in Greek Town. Detroit has a diverse population but last I knew, there wasn?t much of a Mexican presence.
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We were greeted with a warm smile by the hostess and seated immediately. The waitress (Michelle) was very friendly and brought out chips and (mild) salsa immediately. I had a margarita, which arrived in a too small glass but was actually quite strong. The food was served promptly (my california had loads of cheese and shredded meat, my friend's tacos looked excellent) and the waitress checked back with us for refills an appropriate number of times. Not too often and not ignored. Just right. It was an excellent deal. Well priced. I would go here again!
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This used to be a great restaurant long long ago. It must be surviving on it's reputation alone. Now, the food is so boring it will put you to sleep. I am still searching Metro-Detroit for a decent Mexican Restaurant.
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this restaraunt has the best food like chalupa with shredded beef rice flautas and awsome servicethey charge nothing for special orders and the spinach burito is awsome
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This was probably the worst ""Mexican food"" I have ever eaten. We are from So. Cal and have eaten at many, many Mexican food restaurants, this was by far the most bland, tasteless food ever.\r I had the Beef (ground, are you kidding me?!) Tostada with beans and rice. There was absolutely no taste at all.\r My fiance had the ""Steak Fajitas"" that were to be medium and they were almost raw. The flavor was not Mexican at all. It is pretty hard to make these wrong, even TGiF does it better.\r We would have been better off making a ""Run for the Border"" if you know what I mean (TB). We should have known better, the parking lot was empty at 3:00pm on a Sunday.\r \r DO NOT GO THERE!
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I have eaten at el nibble nook at least 15 times. I have tried about 10 different things from the restaurant. All I can say is that everything is average. The service is very good, and there are lots of choices on the menu. Yet, in all my efforts I have not been able to find anyhitng on the menu that I really love. Nothing is bad, but I cannot finish my meal and think to myself man that was great, I want to come here again next week. The rice and beans served with the meals seem like they are out of a can. There are a couple things that are good though, the cheese crisp is good, and the cheese dip for the chips is good as well.
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The best Mexican food for miles and miles; even their sister restaurant on Hagerty Road and Pontiac Trail is not as good as the original. Best food, best Sangria wine, best service.
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