9 Restaurants In Grand Rapids That ChatGPT Recommends You Try

With the introduction to AI, I took a truly insane but quite iconic deep-dive into the world of ChatGPT.

AI technology is all over TikTok. From using AI filters to discovering how you can use ChatGPT to help write papers, there are so many things you can use this for.

What is ChatGPT?

ZDNet says that,

"ChatGPT is a natural language processing tool driven by AI technology that allows you to have human-like conversations and much more with a chatbot. The language model can answer questions, and assist you with tasks such as composing emails, essays, and code."

For me, as a foodie, I decided it was only right to see what restaurant in Grand Rapids ChatGPT recommends people try.

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The Green Well Gastro Pub 

ChatGPT says it's

"Known for their farm-to-table cuisine and craft beer selection."

Since 2007, The Green Well Gastro Pub has been giving us good eats.

"As an Essence Restaurant establishment, we're driven to push boundaries and offer a fresh take on dining. And that's exactly what we do. When you're here, you can enjoy great food and drinks while feeling right at home."

It is a first-come, first-served restaurant so you have to join the Yelp waitlist.

Wolfgang's Restaurant

Back in the 70s, when it was called "Just Breakfast," this restaurant became the first to only serve breakfast all day in Grand Rapids.

And now,

"Today, it has now been 45+ years and our story is still going strong."

Butcher's Union

ChatGPT says it is

"A modern steakhouse that also serves creative small plates and cocktails."

According to Butcher's Union,

"Our mission is to offer delicious food, inspired cocktails and an unrivaled whiskey collection while creating a culture of warmth and belonging."

Anna's House

ChatGPT clearly cannot get enough of the breakfast spots.

"A popular breakfast and brunch spot known for their creative dishes and generous portions."

Since 2002, Anna's House has been a family business blessing the West Michigan community.

Even people leaving reviews on their website explain everything.

Mike H. says,

"Anna's House is dank, it is the bomb. Never had a bad meal in thisjoint, NEVER!! The coffee makes me want to sing and the food makes me want to gorge. The omelettes are so opulent they defy reasoning. The breakfast burritois stuffed with yummyness and love, and sausage too I would recommend this place to any fellow foodie who likes to be deeply satisfied and fulfilled."

Plus, they are opening a new location in Grand Rapids so there will be two locations.

Terra GR

"A farm-to-table restaurant that offers seasonal dishes made with local ingredients."

The mission at Terra is to

"bring authenticity to the table through thoughtful sourcing of seasonal, sustainable ingredients from our local farms & purveyors. "

The Electric Cheetah

"A quirky eatery that offers comfort food with a creative twist."

According to their website, The Electric Cheetah started off as a backyard birthday party. Later, it expanded to what it is today. Plus, they created their first batch of Electric Cheetah Root Beer in October of 2017.

Donkey Taqueria

"A Mexican street food restaurant that serves up delicious tacos and margaritas."

This iconic fixture in the Wealthy Street Business District has been having the community experience Mexicion flavors like never before.

It makes sense why it is an award-winning taqueria and tequila bar.

Maru Sushi & Grill

"A Japanese restaurant that offers traditional sushi as well as modern fusion dishes."

Robert Song left his career to create a restaurant that brings his love for his South Korean culture to Michigan.

Now, with 6 locations, including two in Grand Rapids, it makes sense why ChatGPT recommended this restaurant.

"A Belgian-style brewery and restaurant that offers a variety of beers and dishes made with locally-sourced ingredients."

Not only is the food and beer good, but Brewery Vivant is also a part of history.

Brewery Vivant sits in an 80+-year-old renovated building right in the heart of the East Hills neighborhood.

The location was the largest funeral home in Grand Rapids from 1894 to 1980.