Gallery Restaurant II

I seem to be frequenting restaurants lately for meetings with people that are not easy to find. The Gallery Restaurant II is located in a strip mall inside a strip mall. It’s tucked down the alleyway right by Steve’s Deli.
#1. I loved that there was an 80 year old guy ordering fish and chips at 9am.
#2. The service was friendly and extremely attentive.
#3. Our orders were freshly made and exactly correct, although she didn’t write them down. We were a little high maintenance at our table, too. (Not me)
#4. The price is ridiculously inexpensive, considering it is BHills.
If you want a little secret breakfast hideaway off Telegraph, go here.

Gallery restaurant is a friendly family diner. The service is decent and the food is good. I would recommend getting their tuna with grilled onions. It is amazing. I usually order a salad or tuna.

Ok! I’m new to here. 1^st, Pita bread didn’t toast (pre made like very Snow White color I taste flour!!) no one complain not toasting so I didn’t. 2. If order ½ sandwich & soup set But if want soup substitute to others they will charge both ½ sandwiches and others. I order ½ sandwich & soup set. But I change soup to chili. server told me they will charge. Yeah! Most place charge some extra so I thought just a 1−2bucks. but receipt came to me I was shocked. They charge full price menu of ½ sandwich and soup set plus soup (full price). They didn’t explained why they charge full price of ½ set I just sub soup to chili!.After I complained. Manager? came to me explained why they charged full price of ½ sandwich and soup set AND full price of chili also she told me usually there costumers are don’t change order or bring soup home .OK. I don’t want to take home soup, but I have to. Because I have to pay Full price of ½ sandwich & soup and chili !! I understand family own and stay long long time. Also food is below taste (pita was not bake) I never come back. Ever

This is one of Bloomfield Hills’s signature dining establishments. Opened in 1980 or ’81, it continues to do a healthy amount of business into its 35^th year and beyond.
The décor is eclectic and quaint as you’ve heard, but the food is satisfying; they offer traditional Middle American fare, but everything is prepared elegantly and tastefully; one never gets the impression of canned or frozen Gordon’s Food Service staples, but rather, consistently fresh and homemade dishes. And if you plan to order one of their meal specials be sure to arrive hungry! I visited here this evening and ordered the liver and onions dinner. Everything about it was delicious. I’ll be back soon!

Definitely my favorite! You need to go there! Everything about this place screams family and the food is sooooo good! Some of the best food I’ve had! Such an easy thing to have and it’s so delicious I would eat there every night if I could. That is not an understatement. Go there! cheap prices as well! Yummm

Came here with family on a Sunday afternoon. Nice and comfortable place to be at. Good coffee. They have good breakfast except the hash browns are super greasy. The grilled onions I added to them were so slimy it was like they just pulled them out of an onion ring and put them on the hash browns. So greasy that I had to take the onions right off the hash browns which were already too greasy. Will come back but have been to better places. Service was good.

1. They charge $ 4.20 for jello
2. They have weird unhygienic containers for ketchup and mustard (pic attached)
3. They charge $ 2 extra for hashbrowns/​pancakes with your breakfast
4. Kids meals are roughly $ 7 – 9
5. Breakfast is about $ 9 – 11 per plate
lol the jello price really irritated me for some reason. Waitress was really nice but we got up and left. Nothing looked good and for that price for breakfast I’d rather dine at commonwealth/​flytrap/​toast! This place is a total pass in my book!

Just moved to the area and thought I would try this place for dinner. It was disappointing and probably cooked in a microwave.
The décor and clientele is dated, being there actually depressed me a little.
I won’t be returning.

Not sure why there’s the «II» behind it. This place has been around for a long time. The place probably hasn’t changed much since the ‘80s…that includes the décor, the menu, and the customers.
The highlight of the place is their breakfast. The corned beef hash is excellent. It’s really pieces of corned beef that’s mixed in with the standard shredded hash browns. It’s a bit more classy than your typical coney island in Detroit area for breakfast.
I’ve never been there for lunch, so I’ll reserve comment on their sandwiches.
For dinner, their chicken noodle soup is great. Seems homemade to me. It has the thin noodles and has great broth. Stay away from their steaks.

it was ok. I had breakfast and the waitress was put off that I had to wait for a guest. The food was just ok. The coffee was warm served surley. meh…

I have lived one mile from this restaurant for about 10 years and finally decided to try it for breakfast. Overall I enjoyed it. Ordered eggs, bacon, hash browns, and toast. All came out in a timely fashion and tasted great. I was looking for a simple inexpensive breakfast that was better than Leo’s Coney Island. I wouldn’t come here if you are looking for an upscale breakfast place– you won’t get that here. The décor is sort of weird and dated but I liked it for a weekend casual breakfast. Servers are friendly — definitely will keep in the mix

I go to this place with a friend every now and then. Sadly I never learn. I know the rent is high but that is no excuse to serve frozen hash browns served as «potato pancakes». I was going on the cheap because all of their items are more than I would pay for a better meal elsewhere. it’s not so much the price, more the value you are getting. it’s just not here. Sadly in an area like this, there should be more options. I’m glad I do not live around here.

Moving to the neighborhood, I was in search for a new unique breakfast place. I was hoping for a place that had delicious, unique, and creative breakfast, but it fell short. It’s a standard deli with all the usual typical items.
They do have some items that I was surprised. My grandmother use to make salami and eggs all the time, so it was a staple in our household. I was excited to see it here, but it really wasn’t the same. The cuts of the salami were small and a stronger flavor salami should have been used. Its flavor was masked too much by the eggs, therefore, only giving it texture.
It’s not one of the typical chain restaurants, so its nice to support local businesses, but their food needs to be elevated just a bit. The décor, oh, it needs some help. The place definitely would not win any awards other than the «Haven’t Redecorated in 20 Years» Award. It’s that 20 year-​old diner feel.

My Kids love this breakfast place. It is an old school family restaurant with the big booths and the brown mugs. The reason my girls 11 and 10 love it — The hot chocolate. It is super rich and chocolatey and they put whipped cream on it as an added bonus.
My oldest always gets the chocolate chip pancakes and my 10 year old gets an egg and toast.
The service is good and fast and everyone leaves full and happy.
A family hit for old school classic breakfast place!!!

First time here and the breakfast was fantastic! Bacon was nice and thick, eggs were hot and tasty. Especially with cheese. GREAT cup of coffee. Will be going again for sure. Next time for dinner.

This is a GREAT place to go before you catch a flick at Maple Art.
FAST, good (especially their reuben & fries & soup).
Yeah, it’s more along the lines of a hole in the wall, but it’s well worth the money. The sandwiches aren’t as big as the deli where they’re HUGE, but they are filling, tasty, & the staff are nice.

Good business breakfast meeting place. I have never been for lunch or dinner. Good Lox plate and nice omelet. Reasonable service and a reasonable price. Not fancy nor outstanding food. Just good. Don’t bring someone here to impress them …

Inconspicuously placed behind Steve’s Deli near the back entrance of the mall, The Gallery has been a frequently visited dine in and carry out spot at least 10 years of my life.
But I know what you care about is what it is today, and I am here to tell you that I definitely recommend it for a quick lunch with a friend or coworker or a simple but good breakfast.
The service is always good for me. I get coffee refills long after I have paid and a friendly face every time I come in. Io usually come here for breakfast and haven’t had much lunch items — not even at lunch time — but I have enjoyed their tuna melt!
For breakfast stick to one order most of the time: scrambled eggs with cheddar cheese, burnt bacon, an english muffin and cream cheese. Just in case you are wondering I take that english muffin and line both sides with cream cheese. Then I put a layer of bacon on it and cover that (on each side) with cheesy eggs. I then proceed to have a fabulous open face egg sandwich. Every time.
That’s the thing about the Gallery. It’s a great jewish diner, but it is a diner type place. The crowd is mixed but it is not hip or anything. The environment is clean but old fashioned.
It’s consistent though. I can always count on it and the food never changes. And that’s what
I also think it’s great that you can get mozzarella on your omelets!

Great food but the service was a bit slow

I met an associate there for breakfast a couple of weeks ago. IT wasn’t bad. Service was attentive. The atmosphere was great for having a working breakfast and the food was very good. Mind you we didn’t order pheasant under glass at breakfast. We just had typical breakfast fare. I had a breakfast special that included hotcakes and sausage and my associate had a lox and bagel plate. But they were both good and as I said, it was much better than trying to get work done at Burger King or Starbucks which are both close by.
One suggestion is to ask for the blue or yellow artificial sweetener if you use that and prefer it over the pink stuff. They only had the pink junk out on the tables and I personally hate that stuff. So I asked for the yellow one and they immediately found some for me. I don’t know why restaurants serve quality food and cheap-​out on the sweetener, but they do.
I have been there for lunch too and it was fine. I have never been there for dinner, but I have noticed that they advertise dinner specials.