We came here on Father's Day for dinner, mostly because we tried to go to Bahama Breeze and there was a big line out the door, so we came here because there was no line. In fact the parking lot was rather empty. Â
The service was fine and the food was decent. But nothing I want to rave about. Â My sangria was a little too sweet and my kid's mac & cheese was just Kraft from the box - I get it's a kids meal, but at least make it yourself. The chips & queso we got was overpriced for what it was, $7 for a step up from ballpark nacho cheese. Â But I had the Roasted Artichoke & grilled chicken penne and that was pretty good. My kid didn't mind the Kraft mac & cheese and my husband said he liked his steak fajitas.
I'll probably come here again, maybe I was just in a judgy mood. I generally like the food at Champp's but this visit wasn't my favorite.
Clean everywhere, fast friendly service, tasty food and good value - that's what set's this sports type bar/restaurant apart from most.
I had the NY strip with coconut shrimp and thoroughly enjoyed every bit. I didn't have much room for the grilled veggies, but they were very good. The salad was fresh as could be and served with the dressing on the side, which was just the right amount. The mashed potatoes were also tasty - though I only had room for a couple of spoonfuls. Â
You know how I am about coffee - well - this place actually served pretty darn good coffee too and they not only gave you a nice hot cup, but you own little carafe too!
A special shout out to DEBI - who was one hell of a good waitress and made the entire meal even more enjoyable! I'd surely return to this place.
I'd give this a 5 star, but it's still a little too noisy for me, but most might give it the 5 star because they crave the noise and excitement.
This is one of the best chain restaurants i have ever eaten at. I'm in love with their burgers. I have eaten pasta here and its good for a sports bar, but this isn't an Italian restaurant so i wasn't expecting it to be spectacular. They have a good variety of food on their menu so you could bring kids her and groups. The hosts and servers are  attentive and friendly. I just hate that its so far from where i live. Great place to hang out with friends and have a drink.
Review Source:Three things.
1. Great place to watch the game. Big screen TVs every which way. Big enough for the whole family.
2. Hands down, the best fish and chips in Michigan. I know these are fightin' words. I don't much care.
3. I would describe this place as the lovechild of an affair between a Cheesecake Factory and an ESPN Sports bar. If that sounds good to you (why wouldn't it), then quit yer complaining and have fun.
The other day I ordered the steak salad, big portion and lean strips of steak grilled just the way I ordered it. But...I get an hour for lunch, even though it is no big deal if I run it a little over. Still, the waitress's/cooks/restaurant need to have more regard for people that need to get back to work in that general time span.
Review Source:Went in for last call and the bartender was very sweet. I didn't stay and eat, though I have in the past.
Champps to me, is a compromise. You want to appease people that want a nicer meal than in a sports bar, but you want to be able to watch the game. I understand the concept, though I will say that as far as the food is concerned, it doesn't always plead it's own case well enough.
I agree with Dennis S., acknowledge that you are at a sports bar that is trying to be a little nicer than a sports bar and don't expect world class cuisine.
We go here often because they broadcast UFC pay-per-views for free. The portions are huge, definitely enough to split with someone. I've tried many different appetizers and entrees and all of them have been good, not great.
We've always been greeted, most of the time they"re friendly and welcoming. The service is hit or miss, we've had great service to okay service.
If you sign up for their e-mail list they send you a coupon for a free burger or appetizer.
Poor Champps, why so many bad reviews? Â I have dined here so many times in the past, I have lost count. Â I wonder if Allison E. was reviewing a sports bar or a 5 star restaurant? Â Champps is a sports bar first, so if your expecting fine dining go somewhere else. Â This place is definetly a huge step up from a Fridays or Applebee's.
Review Source:Happy hour is best by far because with the large portions you can turn a half-price appetizer and cheap beer into a decent meal for under 10 bucks. Â
TVs always have sports of all kinds on, but just once I'd like a sports bar with lots of TVs to have one or two showing Family Matters or Step-by-Step reruns. Â Man those shows were great!
For the price, you really can't ask for much more than what they give you. It's a supersized Fridays/Ruby Tuesdays/Applebee's type menu. The portions are out of control, but there's little to be found for those watching calories or looking for good, creative cuisine. It's bar food, folks, so don't expect more.
I would never step foot here and try the entrees. It's a huge sports bar with tons of seating, $2 happy hour drafts (anything on the tap, including Sam, Guinness, Killians etc) and half price apps. The quesadilla is honestly the size of my torso; spinach and choke dip is probably frozen and reheated but decent, and the chicken satay (grilled, with a peanut and sweet soy on the side) comes with vegetables that are destroyed in some teriayki glaze. Plenty of sandwiches; a sub-par veggie burger; a few wraps - and actually the turkey club with avacado was decent for $10.
It is a good place to watch a game though, some 20 tv's all over the place. They do trivia during Monday night football; name that tune on random nights (I haven't figured out the schedule) and serve fairly late for the Somerset area. All in all, if you just want to eat, don't care what it is, it's not terrible ... but it's a 2 star ... Meh.
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