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Booked 11 times todayAlways outstanding service. My family and I absolutely love this establishment. More
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I have recommended Arta’s many times from my first experience. This was my second time and the food was just as outstanding as the first time. The service was even better this time. We were well attended to with out being pestered. It’s great to have a restaurant in our community that has excellent made from scratch entrees. My husband and i both cook and rarely go out to dine because of the substandard meals. We have only 2 restaurants that we consider good and now we have Arta’s excellent! The prices were more then fair. I don’t mind spending money on good quality. Try Arta’s you will be glad you did. More
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Great food as always. Friendly service and we were seated quickly. More
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We were there before. Love the food. I had Michigan salad and husband had their burger both were great More
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Brighton is a rapidly growing small city just outside of Detroit. The city's fast growth has spurred development of many casual dining options, including food trucks and diners that are located throughout the West Grand River and Town Square areas. The local specialties include American comfort foods such as gourmet macaroni and cheese, Angus burgers and dressed-up hot dogs with mustard and relish. The area has many people of German and Irish descent, which is reflected in the various microbreweries and pubs featuring locally brewed craft beers. The area also has many people of Polish descent, which is celebrated each year on Fat Tuesday as people line up to purchase freshly made paczki pastries.
Discover Brighton
Brighton is a rapidly growing small city just outside of Detroit. The city's fast growth has spurred development of many casual dining options, including food trucks and diners that are located throughout the West Grand River and Town Square areas. The local specialties include American comfort foods such as gourmet macaroni and cheese, Angus burgers and dressed-up hot dogs with mustard and relish. The area has many people of German and Irish descent, which is reflected in the various microbreweries and pubs featuring locally brewed craft beers. The area also has many people of Polish descent, which is celebrated each year on Fat Tuesday as people line up to purchase freshly made paczki pastries.
