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West Lansing Dining West Lansing Dining 1. Cracker Barrel / Bob Evans 11. Cheddar's Casual Cafe / Finley's / 2. North Pine Grille (Inside the Best Fazoli's Western Hotel) / TGI Friday’s 12. Fire Mountain (Inside the Holiday Inn) 13. Hacienda’s Los Amigos / Reno's 3. Burger King / McDonalds Sportsbar / Old Country Buffet 4. Bennigan's Grill & Tavern / 14. Wendy's / McDonald's / Taco Bell / Frank's Press Box Ingcredible / Subway Sandwiches 5. Classic Diner & Salads 6. Outback Steakhouse / Carraba's 15. Deluca's Italian Restaurant Italian Grille / Red Robin 16. El Azteco Gourmet Burgers 17. Murphy's Pub & Grille 7. Roly Poly Sandwiches / Subway 18. McDonald's Sandwiches & Salads 19. Christie's Bistro (Inside the 8. Carmelo’s Italiano Ristorante Sheraton Hotel) 9. Logan's Roadhouse 20. Hungry Howie’s Pizza & Subs 10. Genghis Grill / Houlihan's / Panera Bread / Applebee's (Lansing Mall) West Lansing Dining 1. Cracker Barrel - 608 Commercial Drive 517-627-7755 Bob Evans - 625 Commercial Drive 517-622-8832 2. North Pine Grille (Inside the Best Western) - 7711 West Saginaw Highway 517-627-2101 TGI Friday’s (Inside the Holiday Inn) - 7433 West Saginaw Highway 517-627-4482 3. Burger King - 7416 West Saginaw Highway 517-323-3866 Mc Donald’s - 7240 West Saginaw Highway 517-323-2228 4. Bennigan's Grill & Tavern - 718 Delta Commerce Drive 517-327-0722 Frank’s Press Box - 7216 West Saginaw Highway 517-886-1330 5. Classic Diner - 803 Delta Commerce Drive 517-231-2210 6. Outback Steakhouse - 707 Brookside Drive 517-321-3100 Carraba's Italian Grille - 6540 West Saginaw Highway 517-323-8055 Red Robin Gourmet Burgers - 6524 West Saginaw Highway 517-886-7440 7. Roly Poly Sandwiches - 6334 West Saginaw Highway 517-323-4993 Subway Sandwiches & Salads - 6334 West Saginaw Highway 517-323-2003 8. Carmelo’s Italiano Ristorante - 6131 West Saginaw Highway 517-323-9960 9. Logans Roadhouse - 5800 West Saginaw Highway 517-327-4751 10. Lansing Mall: Genghis Grill - 5266 West Saginaw Highway 517-321-5426 Houlihan’s - 5732 West Saginaw Highway 517-323-3550 Panera Bread - 5330 West Saginaw Highway 517-703-9340 Applebee's Neighborhood Grill - 5400 West Saginaw Highway 517-321-6045 11. Cheddar's Casual Café - 5719 West Saginaw Highway 517-323-4963 Finley's American Restaurant - 5615 West Saginaw Highway 517-323-4309 Fazoli's - 5617 West Saginaw Highway 517-323-8470 12. Fire Mountain - 730 Elmwood Road 517-321-1200 13. Hacienda Los Amigos - 5010 West Saginaw Highway 517-327-0545 Reno's Sportsbar - 5001 West Saginaw Highway 517-321-0616 Old Country Buffet - 5002 West Saginaw Highway 517-321-0220 14. Wendy's - 3920 West Saginaw Highway 517-321-5270 McDonald's - 4015 West Saginaw Highway 517-323-3528 Taco Bell - 4347 West Saginaw Highway 517-323-1783 Ingcredible - 4018 West Saginaw Highway 517-886-1386 Subway Sandwiches & Salads - 3908 West Saginaw Highway 517-323-2201 15. De Luca's Italian Restaurant - 2006 West Willow Street 517-487-6087 16. El Azteco - 1016 West Saginaw Highway 517-485-4589 17. Murphy's Pub & Grille - 6409 Centurion Drive 517-321-7440 18. McDonald's - 6300 West St. Joe Highway 517-703-9320 19. Christie's Bistro (Inside the Sheraton Hotel) - 925 South Creyts Road 517-323-4190 20. Hungry Howie’s Pizza & Subs - 742 West Waverly Road 517-321-4404 Please call the Greater Lansing Convention & Visitors Bureau at 1-888-252-6746 with any questions. Downtown Dining 1 Bangkok House Restaurant D Sara’s Lunchbox Express 2 Bonnie’s Place E Great Harvest Bread Co. 3 Burger King F Skyline Chili 4 McDonald’s G Kelly’s Downtown 5 Roma Bakery & Fine Foods H Byblos Middle Eastern Cuisine 6 Lansing City Market I Spotted Dog Café 7 Beaners Gourmet Coffee J The Firm 8 Capitol City Grille at Radisson Hotel K Backyard Bar B Q / Cottage Inn Pizza 9 The Exchange L Sultan’s Express 10 The Knight Cap M Jalapeno’s Mexican Restaurante 11 The Nuthouse Sports Grill N The Daily Bagel 12 Rum Runners O Subway 13 621 P Restaurant Mediteran 14 Ball Park Dog Q Soup to Nutz Bistro 15 Clara’s Restaurant R Greenhouse Bistro 16 Moriarty’s Pub S China Express 17 Stobers Cocktail Lounge T New York Burrito / Blimpie Downtown 18 Green Door Lounge U Brannigan Brothers 19 Emil’s Restaurant V Cornerstone Coffee 20 Wendy’s Old Fashioned Hamburgers W Tavern on the Square 21 Magdelena’s Tea House X Beaners Gourmet Coffee 22 Gone Wired Café Y Kewpee Sandwich Shoppe Z Dimitri’s Restaurant Washington Square: A Troppo B The Pita Pit / Fresh C Empire Szechuan / The Peanut Shop Downtown Dining 1. Bonnie’s Place - 415 E. Saginaw Street 517/482-4404 2. Burger King - 505 E. Saginaw Street 517/482-2600 3. McDonald’s - 709 N. Larch Street 517/482-5811 4. Bangkok House Restaurant - 420 E. Saginaw Street 517/487-6900 5. Roma Bakery & Fine Foods - 428 N. Cedar Street 517/485-9466 6. Lansing City Market - 333 N. Cedar Street 517/483-7460 7. Beaners Gourmet Coffee - 120 W. Ottawa Street 517/372-6899 8. Capitol City Grill at the Radisson Hotel - 111 N. Grand Avenue 517/482-9427 9. Exchange of Lansing - 314 E. Michigan Avenue 517/319-4500 10. The Knight Cap - 320 E. Michigan Avenue 517/484-7676 11. The Nuthouse Sports Grill - 420 E. Michigan Avenue 517/484-6887 12. Rum Runners - 601 E. Michigan Avenue 517/482-4949 13. 621 - 621 E. Michigan Avenue 517/482-2212 14. Ballpark Dog - 623 E. Michigan Avenue 15. Clara’s Restaurant - 637 E. Michigan Avenue 517/372-7120 16. Moriarty’s Pub - 802 E. Michigan Avenue 517-485-5287 17. Stobers Cocktail Lounge - 812 E. Michigan Avenue 517/487-4464 18. Green Door Lounge - 2005 E. Michigan Avenue 517/482-6376 19. Emil’s Restaurant - 2012 E. Michigan Avenue 517/482-4430 20. Wendy’s Old Fashioned Hamburgers - 413 S. Cedar Street 517/484-5776 21. Magdelena’s Tea House—2006 E. Michigan Ave. 517/487/1822 22.Gone Wired Café—2021 E. Michigan Ave. 517/853-0550 A. Troppo - 101 S. Washington Square 517/371-4000 B. The Pita Pit - 107 S. Washington Square 517/372-8590 Fresh - 111 S. Washington Square 517/853-1029 C. Empire Szechuan - 115 S. Washington Square 517/702-1338 The Peanut Shop - 117 S. Washington Square 517/374-0008 C. Sara’s Lunchbox Express - 119 S. Washington Square 517/374-1080 D. Great Harvest Bread Co. - 123 S. Washington Square 517/482-3488 E. Skyline Chili - 107 W. Allegan Street 517/485-7131 F. Kelly’s Downtown - 203 S. Washington Square 517/484-5007 G. Byblos Middle Eastern Cuisine - 205 S. Washington Square 517/487-3333 H. Spotted Dog Café - 221 S. Washington Square 517/485-7574 I. The Firm Food & Spirits - 227 S. Washington Square 517/487-3663 J. Backyard Bar B Q - 301 S. Washington Square 517/381-8290 Cottage Inn - 303 S. Washington Square 517/267-9000 L. Sultan’s Express - 305 S. Washington Square 517/484-2850 M. Jalapeno’s Mexican Restaurante - 307 S. Washington Square 517/482-2326 N. The Daily Bagel - 309 S. Washington Square 517/487-6291 O. Subway - 331 S. Washington Square 517/372-9955 P. Restaurant Mediteran - 333 S. Washington Square 517/372-1072 Q. Soup to Nutz Bistro - 123 E. Kalamazoo Street 517/485-0955 R. Greenhouse Bistro - 402 S. Washington Square 517/367-2035 S. China Express - 400 S. Washington Square 517/367-7888 T. New York Burrito - 216 S. Washington Square 517/487-3163 Blimpie Subs & Salads Downtown - 216 S. Washington Square 517/374-0230 U. Brannigan Brothers - 210 S. Washington Square 517/702-8001 V. Cornerstone Coffee - 208 S. Washington Square 517/694-1900 W. Tavern on the Square - 206 S. Washington Square 517/374-5555 X. Beaners Gourmet Coffee - 115 W. Allegan Street 517/482-8145 Y. Kewpee Sandwich Shoppe - 118 S. Washington Square 517/482-8049 Z. Dimitri’s Restaurant - 104 S. Washington Square 517/487-1666 Please call the Greater Lansing Convention & Visitors Bureau at 1-888-252-6746 with any questions. East Lansing Dining 1. Eastwood Towne Center Restaurants: Bravo!Cucina Italiana, Champp’s, Chapbook Café, Clauddaugh Irish Pub, Johnny Rockets, Max & Erma’s, McAl- ister’s Deli, Maggie Moo’s Ice Cream, Mitchell’s Fish Market, P.F. Chang’s China Bistro, Panchero’s, Smokey Bones BBQ, Starbucks, Subway 2. Lake Lansing Road: All Seasons Bistro, Applebees, Burger King, Cappuccino Café, Damon’s, Ingcredible, Roly Poly, Sir Pizza 3. Frandor Shopping Center Area Restaurants: Arby’s, Baskin Robbins, Big John Steak & Onion, Flap Jack Family Restaurant, Frandor Deli, Jersey Giant Subs, Jets Pizza, McDonald’s, Panera Bread, Red Lobster, Sparty’s Coney Island, Taj Home of Indian Cuisine, Tripper’s Sports Bar, Wendy’s, Yat Wah 4. Harrison Roadhouse 5. The State Room at Kellogg Hotel & Conference Center 6. Beaner’s Gourmet Coffee / Crunchy’s 7. Beggar’s Banquet 8. MSU Union: Beaner’s Gourmet Coffee, Blimpies, Heritage Café, Little Caesars Pizza, Wendy’s 9. Albert Ave.: Harper’s Brew Pub, El Azteco, Lou & Harry’s Deli, Lou & Harry’s Grille Room, The Post 10. Bistro 43 at the Marriott Hotel 11. Grand River Avenue Restaurants: American Pita, Beaner’s Gourmet Coffee, Bell’s Pizza, Bruegger’s Bagels, BW3, Café Latte, Charlie Kang’s, Coldstone Creamery, Cosi, Cottage Inn Pizza, Diggity’s, Flat’s Grille, Georgio’s Pizza, India Place, Jersey Giant, Jimmy Johns, Melt- ing Moments, Omi Sushi, Panchero’s, Peanut Barrel, Peking Express, Pita Pit, Rice Kitchen, Roly Poly, Sidestreets Deli, Starbucks, Taco Bell, The Dog Pit, Woody’s Oasis Okemos Area Dining MAP KEY 1.
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