Mark's Midtown Coney Island

About Mark's Midtown Coney Island

Known for

• All-day breakfast and omelets
• Coney dogs, burgers, and gyros
• Coffee and classic comfort food
• Casual dining with counter and table service
• Children's menu and high chairs

What reviewers say elsewhere

• “Everything you want in a diner, nothing more nothing less. Food and service were fantastic even with almost every table filled. If you are looking for a diner Koney on this side of A2, just stop reading reviews and go already.”

  — Brad Goddard, September 17, 2026 · google

• “Wow, this is a hidden gem in Ann Arbor! The name makes you think it's just coney dogs but they have a full breakfast menu! They were able to take our group of 10 for brunch on the day after a UM game with very fast service. We were …”

  — Peter Woon, September 13, 2026 · google

• “Great place for breakfast and lunch! Service is always fast”

  — Tom Stolzenfeld, September 3, 2026 · google

• “Great coney joint, with a small town family feel”

  — Brendan, August 23, 2026 · google

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