Big Rock Chop House

245 S Eton St, Birmingham MI 48009 (248) 647-7774
Cuisines and Dishes at Big Rock Chop House:
  • American

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  • Yelp user Mary W.

    May 17 2012

    Mary W. via Yelp

    Delicious! Dorothy took great care of us. We has sea bass, scallops, and bone in filet. She recommended the tempura beans as an appetizer rather than a...read more

  • Yelp user Knapweed L.

    May 17 2012

    Knapweed L. via Yelp

    Charming lodge-style chop house - very unique in this area, kinda reminds me of "Bass Pro", relaxed and energetic. Cute outdoor seating is available as...read more

  • Yelp user Tom J.

    May 11 2012

    Tom J. via Yelp

    One of the best restaraunts I have ever eaten at. This is outstanding food.read more

  • Jun 17 2008

    via Citysearch

    Great place to gather with friends. A little pricey for dinner and you have to use the valet so that adds on to the night. Food ...read more

  • Jun 13 2008

    FrequentDinerOuter via Citysearch

    I absolutely hate restaurants that have total valet parking and no self parking and then call the $4 charge a 'service charge'. Th...read more

  • Dec 01 2007

    steve9801 via Citysearch

    Terrible dining experience. I went to this restaurant for my 2nd year anniversary with my girl friend. The google.maps direction...read more

From Citysearch

In Short
The crowd varies from late 20s to 40s, spread distinctly among two bars. Upstairs is mainly older couples and a more well-heeled crowd who buy and smoke cigars as well as enjoy pricey appetizers in a glitzy atmosphere. The main downstairs bar is a fun place with excellent food. Diners can start with a tenderloin carpaccio, then move onto chop house mainstays like thick rib eye or pork chops in a honey-maple glaze.

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