ANOTHER Company Now Says Michigan Has No Good Restaurants

When it comes to online surveys about things in Michigan, I will always take time out of my day to call them out for being absolutely wrong.

Much like the recent survey that said that the 12th most affordable place to live in the entire country was in Kalamazoo, which anybody who rents in Kalamazoo would laugh in their face for saying such a ridiculous thing.

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But there is one company out there doing online surveys that is saying that out of 100 top restaurants, there are none worth noting in Michigan.

For some reason, they decided to add Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia, but for some reason, Michigan was one of 26 states that were left off the list.

How Are The BS Lists Comprised Anyway?

According to Open Table here’s how they compile them:

Some lists are decided by critics, but not OpenTable’s Top 100—this one is driven by diners. See this year’s top ranked spots based on insights and reviews from verified OpenTable users just like you.

How Did They Put The List Together?

This was how the list was compiled according to them:

Each year, OpenTable looks at insights from diner reviews to determine the top restaurants across the country–the list is arranged in alphabetical order by state and by restaurant name.

What are some restaurants you feel should’ve been added to this list? There are some top-rated restaurants in Southwest Michigan based on Google reviews that I've shared below. Maybe if they had ever actually been here they'd know there's zero reason to leave us off a list like this.