Chaps Food & Spirits

Armada, United States

3.9

15 reviews

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+1 586-784-4500
Address:
23084 E Main St, Armada, MI, 48005
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Takes Reservations
No
Delivery
Yes
Take-out
Yes
Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Bike Parking
Yes
Good for Kids
Yes
Good for Groups
Yes
Attire
Casual
Noise Level
Average
Alcohol
Full Bar
Outdoor Seating
No
Wi-Fi
Free
Has TV
Yes
Waiter Service
Yes

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Local time (Armada) 15:37 Wednesday, 4 June 2025

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15 reviews of Chaps Food & Spirits

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Place rating: 1
Memphis, MI
Worst food ever ordered the filet medium rare it came out over cooked and grey. It was the worst looking filet I have ever seen. They need to hire some real cooks there that know how to cook
Place rating: 5
Charter Township of Clinton, MI
Love chaps go there all the time with family and friends, good food and drinks. Digital jukebox too that’s played good and loud.
Place rating: 3
Ray, MI
Good value, decent food. There is not too much restaurant competition around for nearest 5 – 7 miles or so, and if you drive to Richmond, you can visit the OTHER Chaps. You won’t get a fancy wine list, but you may get a choice of house reds, and by that I mean you can specify Merlot or Cabernet. The food is definitely not gourmet quality, but it is cooked to your order, price is fair, and service is usually reasonably prompt and attentive.
Place rating: 2
New Baltimore, MI
Yikes. Penne noodles? They were not penne noodles. The «garlic bread» was the frozen Texas toast you get from a box. The salad was swimming in Caesar dressing. We couldn’t even eat it. The chicken was however okay. But the sauce on the chicken parm was absolutely to thick and oily to eat. If your not from around here is suggest eating out of town.
Place rating: 5
Allenton, MI
Great food and service! Menu has a large variety of foods. Hours are convenient. Family friendly atmosphere.
Place rating: 5
Spring, TX
I really enjoyed this place. It’s small but quaint. I met a couple friends there, and collectively we had 3 kids under the age of 3. The waitress was very nice and attentive. The place was clean and the food was down-​home delicious! If ever I’m in Armada, I will definitely stop by this place again!
Place rating: 5
Armada, MI
It doesn’t get much better then this for good food & a great value. Soups are amazing, french onion in crocks. Their chicken pita’s blow national’s hani’s out of the water. Reuben’s are spot on. Their fajitas are one of the most flavorful that you will have (salsa is canned :-(but meat makes up for it), one of my go to’s. Beer in mason jars, low prices, small town hospitality, what more could you want!??
Place rating: 4
Birmingham, MI
Excellent value, good food and friendly service. The creamy onion soup and broiled cod are tasty. Emily was a great server
Place rating: 5
Macomb County, MI
Everything always good. Can’t go wrong Big beers from Mason Jars. Reuben is my go to sandwich. Fish and chips great for dinner. Don’t pay the extra buck for the All You Can eat because the normal serving is more than you SHOULD eat!
Place rating: 4
Troy, MI
Great burger & fries– & they even actually cooked the burger to medium as requested, unlike most places that ask & then just turn it into a hockey puck– very moist & flavorful. Inexpensive lunch spot after cutting down a tree at Blake’s. Very good beef & cheddar sandwich & cheese sticks as well. Great value & surprisingly good for a small town.
Place rating: 4
Royal Oak Charter Township, MI
I was in the area and consulted Unilocal to decide my lunch spot. The prices were great and the food was good too!
Place rating: 5
Utica, MI
Found this place via Unilocal for a group of 12 to meet prior to Haunted Hayride at Blake’s. What a little gem! Its local yokel comfortable. We really, really enjoyed it.
The food was terrific (our entire group raved!) and diverse American menu with about 10 delicious specials the night we were there. (although the chips used for our nachos were themselves way too salty) The place had a little bit of everything at it. Some music by DJ, some karaōke, a pool table, two games, looks half diner/​half bar, cheap drinks, very friendly staff. Crowd got younger as the night went on but everyone was well behaved and seemed mellow and as comfortable as we were.
Place rating: 3
Detroit, MI
I like the one in Richmond a bit better. Went here on a Sunday — I am not a fan of buffets and especially ones out in the open with no glass protector thing so people aren’t breathing on the food. Might be wise to invest in one of those buffet servers.
Place rating: 4
Sterling Heights, MI
KING Crab legs are $ 14.95 on Fridays and come with potato and soup are salad. I could just stop there with the review. But there’s MORE!!! The jukebox is stocked with country classics given it’s geographic location, the prime rib is well prepared and generously cut, and they serve beer in mason jars!!!
The service can be borderline infuriating if you’re ordering food but have yourself a couple $ 3 32 oz mason jars o beer and you’ll cool off. Also, it’s not uncommon to see locals pounding on the tables and stomping on the wood floors after 10 or so.
The Ritz, it is not, but I could easily spend a few Fridays a month here.
Place rating: 3
Birmingham, MI
Ok, why come to Armada — PIES at Achutz. However, man/​woman can not live on pie alone — so where to grab chow and a drink. Chaps is the only place that sticks out in downtown Armada and that’s a good thing.
A very good BURGER, (with all the fixings), seasoned fries, and cold beer. The patties come in 1⁄3 or ½ hand made and cooked to order. Sliced pcikles, big onion, fresh tomatoes, and lettuce (I prefer Iceburg but it’s just lettuce).
It’s basic and good. Beer selection is respectable however, don’t plan on drinking your favorite bourbon or scotch.