Dining Out in Grand Blanc

When dining out in Grand Blanc it’s clear that variety rules. Whether you want a burger, burrito, pasta, salad, or just a hot dog, Grand Blanc has you covered. Located in the heart of Genesee County, Grand Blanc has everything you could hope for in dining locations, from casual to refined and all of it is delicious.

Little Joe’s is a mainstay in Grand Blanc and has become synonymous with the city. You can start with delicious breadsticks, cheesy pizza bread; pretzel sticks, chips, and Joe’s sauce. Burgers, pizza, pasta, sandwiches, and even tacos are all favorites along with fish & chips, cod, or maybe a chicken finger dinner. With the many options available, any time is a great time for Little Joe’s.

Crossbow Inn is a quaint and interesting restaurant in Grand Blanc, featuring a décor right out of a Renaissance Fair. On entering you’ll find a suit of armor that greets you and charming medieval art that graces the walls. If you want a salad the size of your head, a sandwich that will take two meals, or a delicious steak then you’ve come to the right place. Large portions, delicious meals, and a fun atmosphere are enough to bring you back to Crossbow.

 Da Edoardo North offers an elegant dining experience for those special occasions or special moments. Everything they offer has a touch of elegance. From a simple soup or a salad to their entrees, you immediately know you are in for a special meal. Steak, pizza, pasta, and seafood are there to enjoy. Dive into lamb chops, Gnocci al Pomodoro, Cozze di Avolo, or fresh mussels in tomato sauce. Da Edoardo’s is a natural place to celebrate, even if it’s something as simple as a great meal.

Italia Gardens in Grand Blanc is one of three locations of the delicious Italian eatery. Known for their sweet marinara sauce, freshly baked loaves of bread, and their generous portions, there is a reason they are a premiere restaurant for Italian cuisine. There is also barbequed chicken, St. Louis-style ribs, pizza, sandwiches, soups, or salads.

If you are looking for a casual night out with friends or family, try Sophia’s Kitchen, where you’ll find downhome comfort food favorites like sandwiches, burgers, soups, hot dogs, several entrees, and some great breakfast. Pizza Mia is another restaurant that offers Italian fare as well as wings, pizza, pasta, subs, and a variety of seafood. You can stop by The Hot Dog Stand for old-fashioned American drive-in food fare like a hot dog, coney dog, Polish dog, or cheese dog, and pair it with some cold root beer. Finally, you might go to Grand Blanc Tap Bar & Grill for a bite where they offer pizza, chicken tenders, salmon, and wraps among other specialties.

For a special occasion, Brick Street offers elevated fare like steak, BBQ chicken, a Polish dinner, Salmon, fish and chips, a burger, or a sandwich. If you want to keep it simple, fresh, and local, you can try the Grafted Root which offers delicious farm-fresh breakfasts, salads, and sandwiches (including vegan and vegetarian options) as well as Michigan craft beers, wines, or liquor to pair with it. If you are looking for vegan or vegetarian options. At Estelle Public House, they specialize in crafted drinks and meals where you’ll find Balsamic grilled steak caprese, roasted chicken, Bolognese mezzi rigatoni, and more.

For international fare, you can try some delicious Mexican food at either El Potrero or perhaps Nuevo Vallarta. Both restaurants offer fresh food with great flavor and an atmosphere with authentic Mexican cuisine. Bangkok Peppers has a wide array of Thai cuisine and the ability to make it as hot as you like (and even hotter!). Those hungry for Middle Eastern food can head to Taboon for dishes like Baba Ghanouj, Foul, houmous topped with lamb, stuffed grape leaves, and much more.

These are just some of the many, many amazing foodie options that Grand Blanc has to offer.  Find what speaks to you and follow your stomach to Flint & Genesee.