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· 26 reviews

550 Saginaw St, Flint, MI 48502

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Applewood at Second and Saginaw: what do users think?
Matt Shaker: Applewood at 2nd and Sag is a real hidden gem in downtown Flint. The chefs and culinary students manning this fort are wonderfully skilled at their craft. This place offers gourmet cuisine at bargain bin prices. Proceeds go to the college. There is ALWAYS something on the menu that is delightful and interesting. I can't say enough about the quality of this establishment. Go here. You be happy you did so.
Josh Miller: Applewood never fails to impress. The only negative is that it's only opened for lunch.
Tawni Burgess: Positive:Communication,Professionalism,Quality,ValueMy son goes to school here and it is awesome! Highly recommended!
Justin Ham: Our company had a wonderful experience at Applewood for a holiday luncheon. The food and service were fantastic!
Mark Hetfield: Positive:Professionalism,QualityOur office party was here & everything was perfect! Great service, great food!! I will go back again!
Lucy Ham: Positive:Communication,Professionalism,Quality,ValueWe had our Christmas Lunch at Applewood today and it was a wonderful experience. The food along with the students and staff were excellant!!!This is a hidden gem for Flint. I highly recommend treating yourself to this great place.
Crystal Hensley: We had our company luncheon of 15 guests today at Applewood. I worked closely with Chef Lucchesi to organize the event. We had a marvelous time, the food and desserts were outstanding and beautifully presented. Chef Lucchesi and the students were so kind, efficient and made this event unforgettable. We will be back soon. Thank you!!
Sterling Goldstien: Burgers are "okay" nothing to write home about. Customer Service is not on point, I see why Robotics are taking these type of jobs. Even simple things like "labeling" , i.e. no onions , w/cheese etc.The excuse was "we didn't have a marker today".... WTH? Today!.writing.. utensils are available across the street at the print shop. Why should customers "finger" each other's food to find which order is which? The food box is white, even a pen or pencil would do!I don't care about Culinary, how about "common sense"? How about basic service training. I swear, the employees of today are throwing away money, growth opportunity and more. The this burger is also very rare.... This is dig food!$40 dollars for burgers we had to finger to figure out. I'm good. All the best. But Never again.
Susan T: You must go here when you get a chance. Great food and seasonal menu.
Matt Cooper: It's no longer Applewood Cafe and it's no located on the MCC main campus. It's Applewood at Second and Saginaw in the new Culinary Arts Institute 550 Saginaw street.
Crow Nonprofit: I work there it's a grear restaurant
Matthew Campbell: A little pricey, but worth it. Gluten free options.
Mary: I am an alumni from Mott Community College, who unfortunately did not get to experience the Applewood Café while I was enrolled into college, BUT now I do not think I ever will!! I witnessed the most discerning and horribly saddening act of discrimination being displayed from the professor/manager of this establishment, to a student just trying to eat, which honestly makes me EMBARRESSED to say I am an alumni!! The most distasteful part is that the PROFESSOR of culinary acted this way in front of everyone who dined for lunch that day, including staff member's from the college. He even tried to have one of his student join him in the discrimation by forcing her not to wait, nor even acknowledge, this student and wait on many others instead. Then the excuse he used when confronted, which turned my stomach even more, "Everyone knows that only one person sits at a two top and not a five top". (Maybe he should move a two top near the windows then!!!!!) He didn't even ask if more would be joining her and actually his convo got quite loud and vocally was evident this was discrimination against an adult gay student. Refusal of service for a restaurant should not be based on a person's personal discrimination and the show of discrimination from a professor to a student is APPALING. After this, I don't even want my children to follow in their mothers footsteps in college their choice.
tery russell: Outstanding...food and staff!Whenever special occasions afford the opportunity we are here!Thanks Holly and your posse!
Erica Ogburn: Great food, with creativity!

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