Bomber Restaurant

This was a fun spot to have brunch! It was really packed when we came, but staff was on it and friendly as could be! We had a roast beef sandwich and a Mexican omelet. Both we very yummy and the coffee tasted great! Id 10/10 come here again!

Came in with my littles on their half day, got seated at a booth and my kids had a fun time looking at the model airplanes hanging from the ceiling and the memorabilia on the walls. Our server was super nice and patient with us. The kids wanted french toast but it wasn’t on the kids menu, so we got an order of 2 slices and they split it. They were huge pieces too and smelled so good. The kids liked it. They even brought them whipped cream for them. I ordered a club sandwich, no cheese and it was one of the best club sandwiches I’ve had. Very good and I’m shocked I’ve never been here before. We will be back!

We had breakfast on a Sunday morning around 10am. There was a line but it moved pretty quickly. The waitress seemed to be all friendly and fast. We got our food pretty quickly as well.

Better than Cracker Barrel. Super friendly staff. Lots of history on the walls. Will be a repeat customer.

Great service, great food, perhaps too much food for the money. For a breakfast restaurant, they seem to open late, but it’s worth the wait.

The waitress was friendly competent. She knew exactly what she was doing. We just feelt very welcome. The food was amazing. We are definitely happy withBomber restaurant and will return.

Cool casual place for breakfast and brunch. Food is nothing to wow you but it doesn’t disappoint and quality and taste is consistent. Portions are quite large and totally worth the price. You can make your own omelette of four proteins. We had a customized omelette, spinach and feta omelette and French toast to share. Just wished hash browns were more browned

Definitely the best breakfast we've had in a long time. The customer service was great with solid recommendations. Very welcoming for our first time in. The vibe is on point and definitely coming back. Fried Steak checked out and french toast was the bomb! Over easy eggs cooked like god himself cooked them. Potatoes tasted fresh and coffee tasted amazing!

We live relatively close by and try to make it here as often as possible for an outstanding breakfast. This place gets packed! Expect to wait in a short line on a weekend warning, but let me tell you it is worth the weight! The portion sizes are huge and the food is absolutely delicious. If you are into airplanes or war history, come check out the decor!

The service is excellent and they had a line Saturday morning so I had great anticipation for the food! There is parking in the back. I ordered a very "original american breakfast" but I was pretty disappointed in the taste. My pancakes were dry and crumbly & not tasty, the sausage patty was good but soo tiny, and the eggs came out well. The tabasco sauce made everything taste better but if it were quality to begin with, it wouldn't need tabasco sauce! I also tried the corned beef and potatoes. Also not that good and I was hoping the potatoes would have been crispy. I was very disappointed. The decorations are great and tells a lot of the history about the restaurant and Ypsilanti.

Generally speaking, not a bad spot for breakfast. Service was fast and very friendly and the ambiance was very cool, there are photo ops everywhere, they've really embraced the theme. Pancakes, eggs, sausage and hash browns all lacked much to be desired and came out a bit cold but the signature Captain crunch French toast, totally held its own. It wouldn't be my first choice for breakfast in the future but until you've had the crunch, you can keep this on your list!

Cool atmosphere with the WWII pics n mini planes. We came on a busy Sunday. Tight parking around the back or across the street. The restaurant is small so the line was literally out the door. Wait was about 20 minutes and it was summer so not bad. Service was kinda rushed so be prepared to know what you want. We had the corn beef hash and Capt crunch french toast with bacon. Food was just ok. I was expecting a little more from the french toast as its talked about quite a bit. Just wasn't favorable enough to me. My sweetie was ok with the hash but added lots of salt n pepper and hot sauce. Employees seemed like they have worked there for quite awhile and brought the bill quickly. Didn't take the leftovers because I didn't think it would travel well. It was worth it to see the decor. Not sure I would return. Pay at the counter

The Bommer is one of those historical restaurants that has survived since World War II based on the quality of their food, Service and their significance to a local community. Rosie, the riveter ate at the Bommer during World War II, that's gotta be worth something. They've also done a recent renovation, but the menu continues to be that 1945 menu that brought in the workers and the local community. Love the place.

I think it's over rated. the food is decent... large, large portions. they cheap on items like butter; you have to ask for them, but not originally served. the cheese seemed like cheap American slice. the service was great and friendly, but quality not so good.

The volume and quality of food was very American. Quite possibly the worst food I've ever eaten. The concept of "fresh" does not exist here. So many potatoes and all under cooked and under seasoned. Rubbery eggs. Extra salty bacon. Dense - wet pancakes. All in all awful. The coffee was a savior. But I don't know if that was because all of the food was so gross. Service was fast.

The food was amazing, the portions were big, and the staff was attentive. I had to wait in line to get in but it was worth it! The decorations were fitting for the name, military decor and airplanes all around.

Tried the famous "Bomber's" in Ypsi this past weekend. I go by the idea of getting what restaurants are known for, so I knew I was getting the Captain Crunch French Toast. I thought it was really good! I did want the cereal to shine a bit more, but it can be hard when there is syrup and whipped cream involved. My friends decided to stray off the beaten path and were disappointed with the hash browns and potatoes in their meals. If they fried those up a bit more, I think their meals would've been delish too! Our server was incredibly nice and attentive and we were sat pretty fast, which I heard is unusual. The decor is all war-related, which is no surprise when you know the name is called "Bomber".

At the recommendation of several locals we tried The Bomber and happy we did. Place was a small local dinner, showing respect to the women during WW2 and its military service. It was clean, busy and staff friendly. I had the Bomber Omelet and the wife had pancakes. Both were fantastic and filling and priced within reason. I'm not local but I recommend the place myself now.

The restaurant has interesting decor and model airplanes hanging on the ceiling. The servers are quick and pleasant. The food is generous. I had the steak and 2 egg breakfast with my eggs over easy and I asked for my potatoes extra crispy. The biscuit that came with it was good but whipped spread was brought to the table instead of butter. The steak was cooked well and was the quality you would assume at a diner. It t wasn't super tender but it was seasoned well and cooked how I wanted. The potatoes were ample but they were not cooked the way I wanted and seemed to need to be cooked more. Maybe lunch would be a better option the next time.

I came here for the first time 7 years ago with my then boyfriend. It was fun coming back with my now husband! 7 years ago I didn't live in Michigan yet and my husband surprised me with breakfast and a day trip to Mackinac. This is the perfect place if you love good food, history, or someone that loves aviation. All of the above, even better! We went flying yesterday morning and since we were starving, at least me, we decided to hit up Bombers! We got in right before they close. They stop serving food 15 mins before they before. close. We got there 30 mins before they closed and snagged a booth. We ordered the Mexican omelette and the homemade corned beef (option to order canned corned beef too). Portions are huge! My husband and I had takeout boxes for our leftovers. If you're able to check out this diner, make sure to spend some time looking at all the history. Pretty amazing seeing how much is captured in that restaurant. Fun fact: Bombers was on the food network in 2003!

I had been living in Ann Arbor for about 10 years before my husband realized I'd never been to the Bomber in Ypsi. He was shocked and we immediately made a plan to go on a Saturday afternoon. I prepared by looking at the photos on Yelp and decided that I was going to go big for my first visit and went with the Sunrise Biscuit, a biscuit layered with sausage patties, two eggs, American cheese, and topped with country gravy. My husband went even more over the top with the Bomber Omelet, a combination of four eggs plus ham, sausage, bacon, onions, green peppers, mushrooms, and several slices of American cheese. Potatoes for both of us and an order of french toast to split for good measure. It was all so good! Nothing fancy but perfect the comfort food. Plus cheap and the portion sizes were absolutely wild. And the servers were just incredibly friendly. We got there right before close and they were still so welcoming and warm. The interior is also fun to look at, as it's basically an homage to the Willow Run bomber plant that operated in town during WW2. You'll find tons of memorabilia all over including newspaper clippings, photos, model planes, military uniforms, etc. My husband is a big airplane nerd and he loves taking it all in! I can tell you it won't be another decade before we return!

Bring your appetite! Met my cousin here while we were in Ann Arbor for a hockey tournament. Everything was delicious! Service was excellent, and the atmosphere was awesome. Lots of military memorabilia. Highly recommend, but make sure you bring an appetite for whatever you order!

Literally... Order the captain crunch French toast. Do it. Awesome place for breakfast or lunch . Very friendly staff. The best biscuits and gravy I've had yet! The seats in the booths need replacing tho. Great themed environment.

I love diners. There's always something on the menu for everyone and the decor often harkens back to a time when life was simple. The theme of this particular establishment appears to be aviation (hence the name). I was immediately feeling good about my decision to eat here. Since I was craving fried fish I decided on the fish and chips, which happened to be that day's lunch special. My server was very attentive and brought all my items in a timely fashion. As far as food is concerned I was satisfied overall. The fried cod was good/average with the tarter sauce being a little disappointing. I think the one thing I didn't care too much for was the very runny coleslaw. It tasted fine, but just soggy and obviously needed a plate underneath to catch the excess. Aside from that I'm sure the restaurant has other great menu items I would like to come back and try later.

Food is ALWAYS on point at this place. Staff are ALWAYS the kindest you ever want to see. We walk in and waddle out lmao.

Great ambiance good prices nice servings friendly staff! Lots of B24 and World War 2 memorabilia on the walls.

Great restaurant and friendly staff, try the Bomber Breakfast or Cap'n Crunch French toast, my favorite breakfast place!

Good great and they serve you quite abit. Definitely recommend for breakfast. Haven't been there in awhile. But maybe on the weekend, I'll go again.

Management The severs are great but the Manager was mean. I asked for napkins and she said NO! I thought she was kidding and then I noticed she didn't give it to me so I asked again And she slapped the napkins in my hand. That's enough to where we are not going again. Food is okay

Stopped in on a whim, they had good food , good service and an interesting decor . We'd go back for sure !

Stopped here for breakfast on the way to a Lions game. Has a nice small classic diner feel. I loved the decor! Lots of neat WWII memorabilia. Staff are friendly and service was prompt. The food was delicious! Very flavorful and large portions.

What an awesome breakfast and lunch diner! Very much a classic diner feel with huge portions and decent prices. Always busy when I go in there but service is fast and friendly. A gem in Ypsi!

Just passing through Yipsalanti Michigan we stopped for brunch. The waitress was very friendly and attentive. This restaurant is all about Veterans and the women that went to work when the men went to war. There are pictures of some of these women. It is very cool. The restaurant is clean and a little small but great atmosphere. The food was very good as well with big portions. Food Network even had them on their show. Check it out!

Good is always excellent. The service is always on point. Great diner with. Cool vibe!

Got the french dip. Very skimpy on the meat. Was not impressed at all. But this place is known for its breakfasts, especially the Bomber Breakfast. I'll get that next time.

You will never find this restaurant if you don't know have at the least a general understanding of downtown Ypsilanti. The way this place sits is so bizarre but it's definitely worth the quest (just use gps lol). Doesn't look fancy or anything but it has a beautiful Rosie the riveter mural on the building, so I guess that's a great way to identify it. Anyways, I've been wanting to try this restaurant for a while and since hubby was in the dog house he decided today was a good day to take me there. So let's dive right in while my memory is fresh.... Upon arrival we were seated in a cozy little booth and brought water by the nicest waitress, I'm sorry I don't remember her name. I ordered breakfast; the crab omelette with fried potatoes and a homemade biscuit. Hubs ordered the Mexican omelette with fried potatoes and a biscuit. The food came fast and was hot, freshly prepared. It was just okay to me mediocre tasting omelette, a lot of flavors but they weren't particularly working well together. The potatoes were pretty standard potatoes they were edible. The biscuits were tasteless rocks. I even added butter and tried another bite... moment of silence, still nothingness. Breakfast nothing to rave about. However; I'm willing to return and try lunch.

I love the Captain Crunch French toast. It's the best. Everything here is pretty stellar and ginormous. If you're a smothered and covered kind of human, this is your place. The military decor is fantastic, the waiters are the sweetest and fast, and it's a local favorite. Cheap, hot, good food served in impressive portions. I recommend the American fries, the biscuits, omelets, or French Toast. *If you're vegetarian, you may want to avoid the potato items and focus on French Toast and/or omelet as sometimes with the flat top, there can be some cross-contamination with the meaty goodness.

Favorite breakfast place in Ypsilanti! Easily one of the best restaurants around. If you're here before 11:30am expect a wait out the door no matter what day it is. They do a good job at seating people accordingly with the limited seats that they do have, but there's still always a wait, but trust me when I say, it's worth it. I've always come with someone so my favorite thing to do is get two entrees and then share them so I don't have to choose between my two favorite entrees. A little selfish, I know, but none of my friends have ever complained about the food ordered. Ya girl knows what's good at the Bomber! My go tos are the captain crunch French toast and the country skillet. The French toast comes in one, two, or three, and I always go for the three when I'm sharing it. The toast is perfectly thick and the whip cream is to die for. The country skillet is huge, filling, and looks like a heart attack on a plate but it is so good it's all worth it. Service is always great and the food is consistently fast and delicious. If I could eat here everyday I would.

really fantastic food! the captain crunch french toast is worth the hype for sure, so tasty. weirdly great fries, too! havent been inside to see the place, but it looks so cool, really want to check it out.

Very good homestyle breakfast! On the most cost-friendly end of things, you get large portions. Also, a very cool WWII theme inside adds to the appeal!

I hadn't really been to this location for years, as I'm not usually on this side of town. Luckily I had walked into to this Ypsilanti landmark while my car was being worked on a few doors down. Years ago when I came and tried the food I thought it was just okay, typical diner fare with a Cap'n Crunch french toast that keeps the kiddos and college kids nearby happy. This time around I got the Mexican omelette (no tomatoes please) with tater tots, and it became an instant favorite! I love the WWII memorabilia on the walls and on the ceiling. It takes me back to the days of travelling around with my military family as a child. If my dad ever makes it out here I'm definitely taking him here for breakfast. The servers are very friendly, the prices are great, and the food is made fast and fresh, and there are very nicely sized portions - you definitely get what you pay for. I've been back two more times since my last dining in experience to get my Mexican omelette in takeout form. This is definitely one of those meals that you can share with a friend, family member, or coworker if you like - or just keep the second half for tomorrow's breakfast (or a snack later.)

After seeing all the images and hearing about this place, I decided to come and try it out. I'm more of a dinner guy and not so much a breakfast guy. I ordered the Bomber breakfast. It was pretty big. Not as much bacon as advertised. A little let down. I was hoping it would be like Tony's in Saginaw. Not so much. My wife and kids complained about the food not having any taste. I agreed. I'm a great cook, so I'm looking for something special and crazy. Did not find it. Don't get me wrong. I fell for the hype. I love the war theme and model aircraft. Disappointed in the taste. To each his own. I did get very good service.

Awesome- got the French toast again. It is always good and the service is always great too. Never miss stopping on our way to Detroit.

Incredible service and food. The staff was incredible and the restaurant is a great value. Highly recommend for breakfast.

One of the most nostalgic greasy spoons in Southeastern Lower Michigan, is located on Michigan Avenue in Ypsilanti. The Bomber Restaurant is noted for its American aviation-theme decor that celebrates the history of Henry Ford's B-24 Bomber Plant, and the people who worked there and lived in the nearby Willow Village during World War II. The walls are lined with historic photos, WWII memorabilia, and other local artifacts. When it comes to the famous "Bomber Breakfast" this places hits the spot like a squadron of B-24s on a mission to strategically take out your stomach pangs with precision accuracy. It comes with: four eggs, potatoes, toast, and numerous sausage patties, or bacon. The portions are a huge payload that will keep you full for most of the day, and you'll most likely take what's leftover home or to work with you. However, if this is too much to handle, you can choose other lesser menu selections, or the à la carte option and enjoy what you wish. The Bomber only serves breakfast and lunch, but both are well worth the visit. Having enjoyed both, I can tell you their "Bomber Burgers" are bigger than a landmine, but far more tasty. In fact, when the Michigan State Police Post #26 was located just down the street on Michigan Avenue at Park Street until 1975, the Bomber was a favorite hangout for police officers from the various departments that serve the area. I've enjoyed the "Bomber Jim," which is a grilled ham and cheese sandwich on a hoagie roll. This selection is very delicious, and you can choose your toppings according to your preferences. It's perfect if you skipped breakfast, and want a hearty lunch. So if you want to explore the rich history of the Ypsilanti area, you owe it to yourself to visit the Bomber. You will be amazed at the collection of memorabilia, and fascinating items that on display.

Bomber has cool decorations around the restaurant recognizing the US army and Michigan football players. Bomber is what you would expect a diner to be like in a small town. They get regular customers & have decent-avg service We came early on Labor Day because it was one of the only restaurants open. We ordered the Homemade Cornbeef Hash and Eggs & bomberized it! That just means to make it bigger with more eggs haha. The cornbeef was in chunks and the potatoes were a bit overdone and powdery. They give 10% off students!**

My favorite diner in the area! Definitely not diet food, but it is 100% comforting, delicious, and nostalgic. I really like their hashbrowns, skillets, and Cap'n Crunch French toast. Their staff is friendly and even when there is a line to get in, you never have to wait too long.

Fantastic service, they are so friendly. The decor is a wonderful homage to the area, military memorabilia and especially Rosie the Riveter. Giant portions (went for breakfast), almost impossible to eat it all, had to take leftovers there was so much food. Everything was delicious and I'll definitely be back.

They're not open by 8 AM on a Saturday morning me and a couple guys I work with have tried to go there and it's not open and it sucks because we really want to try their food so we just end up going to Leo's Coney Island

The food here was great, cheap, and the portions were massive. The menu was varied and the service was really friendly. It was pretty busy the entire time we were there. The WWII memorabilia was really cool and everywhere. I had the pancakes which would have been too much food for two people and were light and fluffy.

A local legend - service is excellent - food is plentiful - atmosphere welcoming - go! - you won't regret it

Food isn't good. I don't know if it's nostalgia that makes people like this place or what but if you want a really great breakfast this isn't the place. It's a regular diner and it's not that clean. Parking is annoying. I get loving it if you grew up with it but, meh.

The Bomber restaurant was the bomb.com!! Came here with one of my friends who's a local and she said it was one of her favorites, I can totally see why! Walking by on the outside, it's not the most anesthetically eye catching place. When you walk inside Bombers takes you back all the way back to the 1920's! Decorated with local heroic and veteran murals, Rosie the Riveter accent decor and replicas of military planes hanging from the ceiling. Both tables and booths available. It's not the most lavish of diners, in fact it's probably one of the most distasteful decorated diners I've been in. But the food is what takes home the cake and is quite the opposite and wonderfully tasteful. The menu had a lot of typical diner food items. I ended up getting breakfast and it was awesome! Portions are large and if you get any kind of potato which includes fries, tater tots or hash browns they will be over flowing on the side of the plate! Their portion sizes don't mess around. On your birthday show your ID and get a free sample of the Captain Crunch French toast with a candle on it! It is just as amazing as it sounds..crunchy cereal scattered throughout the plate. The French toast comes with butter and whip cream on top and is battered in captain crunch crumbs. It wasn't too sweet, it was the perfect combo of sweet, crunchy and all things breakfast. Your inner child will come to life and thank you for getting the Captain Crunch French toast. Some of their non traditional menu items included a cowboy skillet with French fries, onions, bacon, eggs, cheese and Bombers country gravy. They have cherry cheese danishes too! They also have the infamous liver and onions, along with roast beef sandwiches, philly steak hoagies, fried bologna, and grilled ham and cheese sandwiches. If you're feeling extra extra hungry you'll have to get the Bomber Breakfast featured on the food network with four eggs, potatoes, toast and either 6 sausage patties, 7 sausage links, 10 slices of bacon or 2 slices of ham!!! Bombers is going eco friendly and has paper straws! Their service was fast and we had our food in less than fifteen minutes. Military people and the elderly both get discounts I believe. It's a Ypsi must try!!!!

Fantastic breakfast spot. Been there loads of times and never been disappointed. Awesome environment and service is always quick once you get a table. I bring everyone I know here.

Bomber Breakfast is incredible as well As their bacon and sausage omelette. Staff is super awesome and friendly. Highly recommend!

HUGE portions, good prices, good food. Definitely a hit. I felt like a kid again checking out all the model planes!

Exactly what you should want from a greasy diner. Greasy is used lovingly in this context. The food is not healthy or light. It's carb/fat forward and heavy. Perfect Americana diner breakfast to me. Take-a-nap-afterwards type food. Love the ambiance, history, and WWII stuff adorning the walls and ceiling. It's usually busy on the weekends so be prepared to potentially wait in line, not so bad on weekdays.