Crawford's Kitchen
Old Village
542 Starkweather St - map
Plymouth, MI 48170-1333
734.454.5724
734.454.5722 fax
Hours
M-F 10-8 S 10-3 CLOSED Sunday
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Features
kids' menu
certified Kosher
halal
vegan dishes
vegan menu
vegetarian dishes
vegetarian menu
salad bar
takeout
offsite catering
kid friendly
large groups ok
dancing
outdoor/patio dining
nice view
Accepts
cash
bank debit cards
American Express
checks
Visa
MasterCard/Eurocard
gift certificates
Smoking
not permitted
Dress
casual
Alcohol
no alcohol served
bring your own beer
Reservations
large groups only
Parking
street parking
valet parking
own parking lot
Handicapped Access
not accessible
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Description
(written by Owners)The sign inside prominently reads "Welcome Home". Crawford's Kitchen is a family oriented restaurant focused on providing high quality and uniquely flavorful dishes such as Carb Smart Wraps, Classic Sandwiches, Homemade Entrees, Soups and Gourmet Salads. There's also an assortment of home baked pies.
The owners strive to promote a healthy lifestyle so their food is made everyday from scratch using only the finest and freshest ingredients.
Crawford's Kitchen Four-H Philosophy: Healthy, Hearty, Homemade food served in a Home atmosphere!
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Great food, great service
What a great place!! The owners are always pleasant and accommodating and the food is fantastic! Great comfort food [04 May 2007 10:12:28]
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Recommended Dishes: 3 Cheese Melt, Vegetable Soup, all daily specials
Anonymous
Just a customer...
I liked this place when it was Shelly's Chicken...and I liked Crawfords when it was in Northville...but the transplantation to Plymouth just doesn't seem to take.
The building is cramped, VERY cramped. It's dirty and grimy and not very well built in the first place. The menu strives to be something more than the take-away sandwich shop it inhabits, but the griminess of the decor and the cheek-to-jowl closeness of the seats detract from the dining experience. There's nothing WRONG with being takeaway, if that's what your building is built for. But when you want to shoehorn sit-down dining into a take away locale, it's a hard sell.
My biggest complaint is that Crawfords seems to be trying to out-do all their neighbors in all things, and failing miserably. The bakeries downtown have better baked goods, Cassel's does a better job with the vegetarian dishes, the Caboose does a better job with sandwiches, the Greek place does a better breakfast...Herman's and Station 885 have liquor licenses. So what exactly does Crawfords stand for?
It's certainly not the salad dressings, trumpeted as 'housemade' and really purchased elswhere. It's not the ice berg lettuce, trumpeted as 'organic' and it's not the tired, insipid menu choices...
The jury is still out. [19 May 2007 16:53:35]
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Recommended Dishes: Grilled cheese.
Chefliam ad489 at wayne dot edu
love it, just like we loved it in Northville many years ago! Do wish they were open on Sundays for breakfast though- that seems to be when we always want to go! [24 Jan 2008 09:10:53]
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Recommended Dishes: custard french toast
Beth B.
Good Food
I enjoy Crawfords, especially the salads which are of substantial size. [07 Aug 2008 11:21:35]
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