I vastly prefer the Aubree's in Depot Town over this location on Whittaker.
Why? The Depot Town location has never given me an old veggie patty from some little known crevice in their freezer like the Whittaker location has. That location has also never harassed me and my partner to purchase their BBQ sauce. Also, this location over cooks my Aubree's bread every time. I find that I prefer the atmosphere of the Depot Town location, and the fact that they have the Eagle's Discount.
This location isn't terrible. They still have the same menu, and all of the coupons that come on the boxes from either location can be used here. The staff is relatively friendly, but I've always noticed that they are a bit less attentive.
Aubree's is still a decent place to eat, but if you have a choice, I'd recommend going to the one in Depot Town.
Been here many times.
Why I haven't written a review I'm not sure.
Tonight's visit was very typical.
I like this location more than Depot Town.
Parking is much easier to find.
Although the ambiance of creeking wood floors is not present. I like that whole old, antiquey vibe.
The staff is pleasant, helpful and customer oriented.
The Mighty Mighty Meat pizza was real tasty. Served up hot, right out of the oven it really hit the spot.
Then the Fat Tire Amber Ale, which in itself is great, complemented the pizza to a tee.
This is a favorite spot of mine.
Check it out.
Went here the day of the election. What a disappointment. Service was fine but their food just sucks. Every time i go here I am never happy with their food. I had the fish tacos and they were absolutely TERRIBLE. I wish i could remember what my gf got because it was also bad. This place has SO MUCH POTENTIAL. It had a great layout. Get someones help with the food!
Review Source:If you've been to the Aubree's in Marquette and thought this would be equally wonderful, its probable you will be disappointed.
As far as sports bar pizza goes, I've had better and I've certainly had worse. It felt like an Chilis, but with way more TVs.
I think the real downfall though was our high expectations since the Aubree's in the UP is so great.
My husband and I decided to go in on a Friday evening to sit at the bar and grab a few drinks and an appetizer.
When we arrived the bar it was about half full. The actual seating area wasn't very crowded at all but it was around 10ish.
We had to wait a couple of minutes before the bartender greeted us to take a drink order but it wasn't anything to get upset about. I asked her for a menu. When she came back with our beers I told her we would like some bread sticks.
So, we sat and watched the game and drank our beers. A server brought over our bread sticks and we dove right into them. I have to give them credit that the bread sticks themselves weren't bad but the dipping sauce they brought with it was a little dry and nasty around the sides. I kind of figured it must have been sitting out and since we were there later in the night we must of got the left overs...
I was waiting for our bartender to come back so we could get some extra napkins, fresh marinara sauce and new beers but she was no where to be found.
We waited patiently for about 15 minutes but still nothing. Finally, I was pretty much done with the food and really was just ready to go when my husband spotted our bartender at the other end of the bar. I tried waving a couple of times to get her attention but she was in the middle of making drinks. Its when she finished making the drinks and I realized that she was actually drinking them with other customers (must of been regulars) that I got a little angry. I Â finally called out to her that we would like our bill and she came right over and acted as if we were interrupting her social hour. We paid quickly and left right away.I was appalled that a restaurant would actually allow their employees to drink on the job.
To say the least we might order pizza to go but would not be making this place a regular go to  neighborhood restaurant / bar.
Aubree's is definitely one of my favorite restaurants, both because I think this is a wonderful local business and because the food is SO DARN GOOD.
This location is great for a more typical dining experience while I prefer the Depot Town location because of the more bar-like atmosphere. Â The food is top-notch at both locations, though, and the service is usually really good, too! Â Bonus points because the Whittaker Rd. area was greatly in need of some good grub and I am SO happy that I can now get Aubree's even closer to home!
I was a huge fan of the Aubrees in Depot Town. Â I used to be a big fan of the Aubree's on Whittaker. Â The food was reasonable, the Michigan beer selection was great. Â The service depended on who you were getting and how busy things were.
As time went on, the menu started getting lots of revisions. Â Some of the things I used to like dropped off the menu and it really felt like they were averaging out the food to more mediocre bar food. Â The trouble was the prices were set for the better stuff they used to have and really hadn't dropped. Â It now feels like a bad bang for the buck.
At this point I'd rather go to other venues even if the beer selection isn't as good.
The food is okay, the service is decent, mostly depends on how lucky you are on a particular visit. What could greatly be improved is the confusion as to where should carry out orders be picked up. There is a door labeled "Pick Ups" but then they ask you to go to the bar. To make it worse, sometimes they do hand out orders by the pick up door. The gluten-free pizza is really good!
Review Source:I love aubrees- in DEPOT TOWN. This one is OK. The food is not as good, but my main issue is its SO SLOW. I've been in the industry, plus I'm a patient person who likes to relax when I go out and take my time. However I consistently wait about an hour for food. I get it when it's busy- but when it's slow? It's irritating. We went in for just dessert, and waited for 30+ mins! Really? Don't waste your time, drive a few more miles to depot town! Best pizza I've ever had, and amazing burgers!
Review Source:Lots of unique and interesting menu items; I had a hard time deciding which item to order. Â There were 5 adults and 2 children (ages 1 and 5) in our party. Â The adults ordered: Â bbq chicken sandwich, chicken bahn mi, meatball potato skins, feta & spinach pizza rolls, and pork lovers pizza. Â We loved everything! Â
The kids didn't love their mac and cheese so the adults gobbled it up. Â If you're looking for Kraft-variety mac & cheese, forget about Aubree's. Â If you're looking for the best gourmet mac & cheese you've ever had - complete with Ritz cracker crumble topping - go straight Aubree's right NOW. Â It was delicious.
I only gave them 4 stars because of the slight lack of kid-friendliness. Â They do have a kids menu but (1) There was only one high chair in the restaurant and it wasn't useable with the elevated booth we sat in, and (2) they don't serve milk. Â Also, there weren't many places to seat a group of 7; the majority of seating was booths.
I would definitely go again but would probably leave the kids with grandma & grandpa next time.
Poor management. Â I live very close to this joint. Â I enjoy the pizza at the one in depot town, so I was excited to see one closer to home. Â I went in to play trivia and have some cocktails shortly after they opened. Â The manager would not accept my out-of-state ID. Â How disappointing. Â Oh well, I guess I'll just drive further into town for a drink from now on.
Review Source:Food is great and service is usually decent. Â They feature some great Michigan beers on-tap. Â It is a nice place to meet a friend for drinks. Â However, it is really loud. Â And there are a lot of TVs which I find pretty distracting. Â This would definitely get 4 stars if the atmosphere was more geared towards the dining than the bar.
Review Source:I Went there for lunch because I had to try their Spinach & Feta Pizza Rolls. Â It was really good and I recommend getting it. Â They also have other types of bread/roll appetizers that looked delicious.
Got the Pizza/Salad buffet and got to try different types of pizza. Â Few of the pizza might have been sitting around little too long but still not bad. Â The salad bar was good and had the usual salad items for creation. Â This buffet is very similar to Pizza Hut's lunch buffet. Â Their Pizzas aren't anything different from normal pizza. Â It's not Chicago or NY style. Â It's "American style"? Â Similar to Pizza Hut? That's not a bad thing since I like Pizza Hut.
The service was top notch and out waitress even told us that they can make any pizza on the menu that's not out already. Â Really Nice! Â We ordered the BBQ Chicken Pizza and came out fresh for us to try.
It's a great place for sports watching with a nice bar and lot of TVs. Also the prices aren't too bad. Â Strange that the other Aubree's in Depot Town - Ypsilanti is only few miles away. Â Will try that location another time but I do recommend this Aubree's.
If you sign up for their newsletter before your birthday, they will send you a coupon for a free large specialty pizza for the week of your birthday. That's an $18 deal, and I have to admit that the Sicilian pizza I had for my birthday week was probably the best pizza I've had in a long time. Now that I think back maybe it was only so delicious because it was free.
The bad news is that when I went back a month later for the same amazing pizza, this time it was far less tasty and there was a 10 minute wait before we were seated. Why? No hostess at the door. This happens probably half the time I go to this restaurant. I should have just turned around and left. Instead, we stayed due to limited dining options in the area at that time of night, and when our first server disappeared on us without a warning, a second server had to take over.
The only reason I ever really find myself at Aubree's (Whittaker location only) is because they are open late. The appetizers are expensive, the salads are large, the pizza is mostly good (I like the BBQ Chicken one, too) and I'm sure they have good drink specials if you find your way through the traffic around happy hour. Otherwise, nothing much to rave about.
I've been meaning to try this place ever since moving to the area. Â I often shop in the Kroger in the same strip and occasionally hit the coffeeshop there [Primo], too. Â Their menu looked interesting online so I finally gave in and gave them a whirl.
I'm not the biggest fan of pizza. Cooked tomatoes and I just do not get along very well. Â But after drooling over the selections of sandwiches and burgers I surprised myself by ordering a calzone. Â
They were happy to make the calzone with the herb-infused olive oil "sauce" instead of standard pizza sauce. Â In retrospect this was a little bit of a mistake, as it was incredibly oily. On the other hand, olive oil is supposed to be good for you, right? Â Yeah, I'll pretend it was pseudo healthy, because it was certainly tasty. Â And, hey, one of my fillings was spinach. Â Although I suspected the spinach was frozen I can accept that -- frozen spinach isn't so awful or bad for you, and shouldn't lose it's flavor and healthiness like canned [yech] spinach. Â
Bonus - It turns out that calzones are half off every day from 3-6pm. Â I had no idea, so it was a nice surprise when the bill came.
I also got a small garden salad. Â The lettuce was clearly a mix of the kind of "mixed greens" you can buy at Costco for $N per Giant Vat. But it was fresh, as were the little cherry tomatoes and cucumber slices. Â I forgot to ask if their creamy Italian dressing was homemade but it was tasty and not heavy.
One interesting thing I noted: Â There were a couple of families there with small kids. One table changed the little tv at the table from the standard trivia game to something obviously intended for kids. What a brilliant idea!
[Edited to remove babble about then-ongoing construction, which is now complete.]
We gave Aubree's another go on Friday, and I'm happy to boost them up a star! Â The whole event went much smoother than last time, and I'm beginning to think my previous experience--overcrowded and understaffed/undersupplied--was not at all the norm.
This time we were seated quickly and waited on promptly (The server was very sweet, and split our checks up without us even asking.). Â I went for a Hawaiian pizza, which was delightful, while SK was happy with his Italian sausage and green olive calzone (weirdo). Â Didn't imbibe on this visit, but as I've mentioned before, the beer selection is decent for what otherwise seems like a very generic family-sportsy-pizza place.
Beer, potato skins, pizza, and molten lava cake: the perfect spread over which to debate the quality and interpretive accuracy of Marvel comics movies. (A conversation which I found edifying, though I could contribute little more than strong feelings about the enjoyability of watching Robert Downey Jr. run around in a robotic suit.)
Went to Aubree's again for a free pizza for my wife's birthday.
Crazy as it seems, we took all the kids this time.
Just have to say that the pizza was back to what I remembered Aubree's to be. Good, hot, tasty. Don't know what happened on my earlier review.
Considering this was dinner time and we had a slew of people at our table, the service was fantastic. They handled our group with ease.
This is the Aubree's I remember. I'm a fan. A very big fan.
oh aubree's. Â i do love your pizza. Â but your sandwich gave my friend food poisoning, your salads are consistently wilty and scary, you don't have the greatest selection of draft beers, and your servers seem....objectified? Â i can't place the exact word. Â they remind me of the hooters gals in that episode of undercover boss. Â like their boss is telling them to wear tight shirts or else. Â maybe i'm wrong. Â but i still wish they had better beer on tap. Â and i wish they had green lettuce, not brown.
Review Source:I have never been to the Aubree's in Depot Town, so this only applies to the Whittaker Road location. I have been here a few times and have really enjoyed myself. The service is subpar, but the food is pretty good. I almost always get their feta bread, which is amazing, but I have also tried their pizza, salad, and a chicken sandwich. Their salt-and-pepper French fries are also really good, and I would even tack on an extra half star for those things - delish. Great place to watch sports, drink beer, and have some decent food. They also have some (and only SOME) good happy hour deals, but you kind of have to know which day they serve your beverage of choice because it changes based on the day of the week. Oh, and if you join their e-club you get coupons for free food, which is always a plus!
Review Source:I have to clarify I went to the Whittaker Road location and not the one in Depot Town.
I went to their website first at <a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.aubreespizza.com%2F&s=3402f415f7a4c54077378307d059205ede6436e91443bf04271beb99e0e26529" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.aubreespizza.…</a> and they sent me a coupon for a free appetizer when I joined their e club. I would suggest doing the same. They also ask for important dates for all of the family, birthdays, anniversaries, etc. I imagine you get freebies then too.
I like the look of Aubrees. We mostly went as they have NTN trivia which I am addicted to. If you are an NTN Fan, they have tables with mini tv screens just for you. My husband and I loved that as we could play and not have to look around to find a screen.
We decided on boneless wings for our appetizer as we planned on pizza and did not want to overload on starch. We got the chipotle barbecue variety and were quite pleased. It was a generous portion with carrot sticks, celery and ranch for dipping. As my husband loves celery and I love carrot it worked out nicely. The slightly smoky sauce was very tasty and the wings were small and crunchy yet still meaty and juicy inside.
For our dinner we wanted completely opposite pizzas so we ordered two. Our waitress kind of acted like we were being piggish which pissed me off. We were taking home major leftovers but at any rate it was just none of her business.
I had the Chicken, Goat Cheese and Mushroom bistro specialty pizza on a whole wheat crust. It has roasted red peppers, sundried tomatoes and red onion on it also. I asked for pesto rather than tomato sauce and they were nice enough to make the switch for me. It was lovely but the sundried tomatoes got a tad burnt on top, they should have stuck em under the cheese. The pizza other than that was perfect. I could only eat three pieces and took the rest home.
My husband had the Mighty Mighty Meat pizza, featuring chunks of italian sausage, bacon, spicy pepperoni, ham and ground beef. He was not a fan of the big chunks of sausage but I like that sort of thing personally. Other than that he thought the pizza was good. Not nearly as good as Toledo pizza, but that is what he says about everything up here. He ate about half his pizza and took the rest home.
We went back as I liked the place quite a bit food and trivia set up wise, we have enjoyed half priice calzones during happy hour and scored some free drinks through trivia play.
I want to go on the weekend during football season sometime as they have tailgate buffet for just 7.99 with a variety of 'za, brats, dogs, chili, potato and macaroni salad and the like. What a bargain.
My birthday gift this year from Aubrees was a free large specialty pizza. We had the Big Kahuna minus onions (James is a baby) and man was it awesome! The Frog Island BBQ Sauce is just yummy. The chicken is in good chunks, slices of nice ham and nice accent of bacon. His half also featured pineapple chunks. Pizza bliss, free trivia, even live free trivia woohoo and all we had to pay for was drinks.
So give Aubree's a whirl. It is tasty.
I guess it was ok pizza.  Woud have been better if we would have gotten what we ordered.  They were out of a couple toppings we wanted, no biggie, they were out of the beer we wanted but our nice server found a couple bottles hidden and they brought us out a pizza on regular dough, not the whole wheat we ordered.  Now the spinach  feta rolls made up for it, they're very good.  Might have to give it another try, if we are in the area but won't make a special trip.
Review Source:Had a great experience at Aubree's! Â We went there for the MSU final game and the three of us were able to sit in a booth across from the bar with our own TV in the booth to watch the game.
The beer specials were excellent and the peperoni bread and feta bread just topped it off. Â Service was friendly. Â I'll definitely be returning to try some of their famous pizza.
Friend of mine said go here for outstanding CALZONE's and PIZZA's... I went... I ate... and I SUFFER!!! Â There must have been cigarette smoke convention in this place that evening. Â Do not get Boodah wrong... food was so tasty! Â Calzone was BIG, GIGANTIC... and delicious!!! Â I just have hard time enjoying my food when taking gulps of smokey air in as I bite my food. Â
Word to wise man at Aubrey's... GET A NON SMOKING SECTION! Â From now on, I DO THE TAKE OUT style with them. Â Keep up good work guys.
This new extension of an old institution is good, if a little overpriced.
I like the Aubree's Saloon in Depot Town best, but the Tavern on Whittaker is nice, too. It's got a different flavor. The one in Depot Town is definitely a college hang-out, while the Tavern on Whittaker is more of a family restaurant. The pizza is the same here, but some of the dishes are a bit different.
When I came here with my husband, he got tortilla chips with his entree, and the chips were stale. I had a salad, and my greens were wilted and past their prime. However, his main dish, the veggie quesadillas, were good. The rest of my meal was good as well, if a little pricey.
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