Casey's Tavern East
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Stopped in for an early dinner today. The service was great, the food was great, I had the Casey’s special, and the pear margarita was strong. I will for sure be returning again soon. I’ll get photos next time.
If you’re looking for a great big juicy hamburger this is the place you should check out. I like my burgers medium/rare. The bun was glossy warm filled with American cheese, tomato, pickles and red onions. Mustard and Ketcup served on the side. The meat was more than a quarter lb. The sandwich was freshly made served with onion rings. I preferred onion rings. They were hot with a crunchy batter. My spouse ordered the pepperoni pizza. It had a rustic crunchy crust and came out...read full review
Enjoying the food and service each, happy to have you in the neighborhood ❤️
Hours
| Monday | 11:30AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11:30AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 11:30AM - 11PM |
| Saturday | 11:30AM - 11PM |
| Sunday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
Casey's Tavern East is a restaurant that offers a mix of experiences, according to reviews. The service is frequently described as great, with friendly servers who check on guests, and one host was praised for walking a party through the full menu. The atmosphere is called decent, and the bar is huge. Diners mention happy hour specials and drinks like the pear margarita, the mule and an espresso martini. The Casey's special receives praise, and the hamburger is described as great, big and juicy, served on a glossy warm bun with American cheese, tomato, pickles and red onions, with mustard and ketchup on the side, and onion rings that were hot with a crunchy batter. The pepperoni pizza has a rustic crunchy crust and came out hot. The sweet potato fries are "to die for," the brussel sprouts are "sooo tasty" and the rice bowl will bring someone back. The fish and chips were a disappointment, with 3 tiny pieces the size of a pinky finger and all breading, and others said their burger was average. The fried artichoke hearts are wished for. The Washtenaw dairy vanilla ice cream was enjoyed, but there was disappointment that there was not a CHOCOLATE option. The cinnamon rolls were not what was expected: rather than a fluffy large roll, 6 mini fried ones were served, and they were chewy, hard and loaded with cinnamon sugar. Suggestions include getting a chocolate option and crème brûlée and ditching the cinnamon rolls. Beer on brewed by Mothfire is available and costs 3 dollars more than Founders or Bells. One reviewer asked for a fork twice and was never given one. Overall, reviewers say they will return, and one would stop in again if it was a convenient meeting place with someone but would not go out of the way to come here again.