Bridge117 Cafe

Heard great things about this place, so the wife and I checked it out for lunch. I’m pretty sure you cannot find fresher food in the area, tastes like it was picked from the garden yesterday. The owners seem to be genuine people which is something I’d like to support as opposed to a cookie cutter establishment with an out of state CEO. We look forward to eating here again.

A must-​stop if you arw in the area. Great soups and sandwiches. I highly recommend the banh mi.

Great fresh food that makes your tummy happy with every bite. Even thought the menu selection it small, don’t be fooled. Chef Jim has mastered each of his dishes to perfection.
Very excited today because he has a special on the menu. Thanksgiving Sandwich. It’s like the holidays in your mouth.

I had lunch here with my daughter and it was delicious. The food had an original touch that made it fun and interesting. Fresh and homemade. I’d recommend it anytime!

I just had my mind blown at Bridge117 Café today. Jim, his lovely wife Alyshia and their very cool sous chef son, Chris, have brought big city eats to a very small, historic town. You’d expect this place every block or so in a big city, but in a village of 4,000 people outside of the well-​traveled highways between infamous Flint and Detroit? Really?
YEP! Killer pulled pork and Bahn Mi sandwiches on beautiful rolls (the only two I could get my teeth into between my mom and I sharing), a potato salad side dish that your grandma wishes she came up with and a super cool, clean, crisp interior of finely crafted wood floors and benches, also built by chef Jim. Hey, you’re good with your hands? Make good furniture and even better food! God bless ya, Jim!
After living in a Foodie’s paradise (Atlanta) for 7 years, I gotta tell ya, this place is amazing. And it really appears to be fitting in to the changing landscape. An old country, four corner town is making a transition into a rebounding Michigan suburb that’s even inclusive of a new Arts Council responsible for a recent and highly vibrant mural. Go downtown Linden, folks. Americana doesn’t get much more Americana. And make sure you grab a bite at this joint. Bridge117 Café is effortlessly making it sound more like «AMMMMMmericanAHHHH!’ :)

Best BbQ sandwich ive ever had. The sides were good too. Love the wood tables made by the owner. This will be a new favorite. Food was made with love and skill.

While the food is really good, I found it to be skimpy on the servings. I had about a tablespoon of potato salad served with my sandwich and wished for a bigger serving.

Love this place… well thought out sandwiches made by folks who care with quality stuff… lucky to have it in Linden

Nice little hometown café. A great spot to hang out and enjoy the afternoon. The food was excellent and extremely fresh. The owner is super friendly. The café had a cool organic look. They offered many local products and we’ll as using local produce for all of their menu items. We will definitely we back.

A great new place to eat in Linden! Fresh food! Not your ordinary menu. All the food is freshly prepared. Try it and you will be pleasantly surprised!

What a breath of fresh air onto the Linden\Fenton food scene. The Bridge offers a new riff on sandwiches. For example I ordered a Bahnmi made of grilled pork, cucumber, cilantro, with pickled daikon, carrot and onion, siracha mayo and jalapeño. It was a parade of flavors!
I also had their home made clam chowder Best one i have ever had).
It is definately my new favorite restaurant!