This little French cafe does things right. The pastries and desserts are amazing, the croissants…read moreand breads are perfect. Really glad to have this in our area. Love their coffee too.

I met a friend in this bakery today and the owner was screaming at a customer but she only…read morecomplained after her quiche was burned and her coffee cold. He was screaming for her to leave the bakery and never come back and then continued to scream at her to get out as he wiped off tables. Other long time customers tried to calm in down but to no avail. I will never go back there. How unprofessional, rude, inappropriate and disturbing.

The staff were all friendly and helpful both times we visited. The selection and taste of items…read morewere great. They carried the viral fruit desserts that look exactly like the fruit being represented and taste just like that fruit also. We got a few different flavors and shared them with the family we were visiting. We were all impressed and pleased. On our 2nd visit we had the ham, egg, and cheese croissant. It was large enough that we could have shared 1 between 2 of us and still be satisfied. The egg was so fluffy, the cheese was very mild and the croissant was soft, buttery, and tender. Yummy is an understatement. There are a couple of tables inside but there is a beautiful outdoor patio set up with several tables where you can sit and enjoy your food and coffee among friends.

The tea selection is a bit limited, and they don't offer matcha lattes, so I ended up getting a…read moreregular bagged tea. They do have a great variety of sweet treats to choose from, though. There's plenty of seating both inside and outside, with lots of shaded outdoor tables that make for a nice place to relax.

We needed a quick breakfast that wouldn't cost zillions of dollars in Birmingham, so we decided to…read moretry them. They had an offer for free cider donuts with sandwich purchase so why not. Despite the place being empty on Sunday morning, the staff still made so many mistakes with our order it was ridiculous. There is no cream/sugar/stirs station so every time you need something you have to ask. The coffee was good, so were the cider donuts, but that was it. The avocado toast has almost zero avocado, I couldn't taste it at all. The breakfast sandwich was made on a stale and reheated bagel from the bag. We were not impressed at all, and won't be back. It also costed is $30 for a very poor breakfast experience.

I love this place, they have a lot of space in here to sit and the food and desserts and cold brew…read moreare delicious. Make sure you are a member as you can sign up at the register with a QR code and be eligible for rewards. I think the cold brew is great as they always have rotating flavors for the foam- I got the lemon honey cold foam and it was delicious! Knocking off a star tho as it's an up charge for cold foam added to the cold brew charge ($6.00 for 12 oz I believe). Pretty sure I got up charged for no reason! I also love the carrot cake cupcake here (what's up doc it's called, I believe). I usually get one mini which is $2.25. They also sell Blakes jams here which are super tasty and beat the Whole Foods/ other brands! I recommend trying the Blake's triple jam. Highly recommend coming here for quality eats and the mini muffins are delish!

Very good. Sandwiches are small and expensive but the quality itself is amazing so definitely worth…read moreit

Really great place to hang out or take something on the go. Delicious food and great coffee.read more

Plum Market is a fantastic spot if you're looking for top-tier quality and unique grocery options…read more Their produce section is consistently fresh and well-stocked, and the wine selection is impressive, offering a great variety of hard-to-find bottles alongside reliable favorites. While the prices are on the higher side compared to standard supermarkets, the superior selection, clean store layout, and specialty items make it well worth the extra cost when you want higher-quality ingredients and better options than other nearby grocery stores.

I recently decided to try Plum Market after a really bad experience at a Kroger across the street…read morethat I won't be going back to. Right away, I noticed that Plum Market is definitely on the pricier side. I understand that, higher-end products, better selection, etc. so I was open to it and willing to give it a fair shot. Unfortunately, the checkout experience completely turned me off. The cashier didn't say hello, didn't acknowledge me during the transaction, and didn't even say thank you at the end. It was just... nothing. For a store that charges premium prices, I expect at least basic customer service, and that was missing. Because of that, I won't be returning. I've had much better experiences at Nino Salvaggio International Marketplace and Westborn Market, both have great products and friendly service. I'll be sticking with places like those moving forward.

My friend moved to Michigan about a year ago and took me here because she knows how much I love…read morecoffee. Someone had recommended Lucky Detroit to her, so we decided to try it. We both got iced vanilla lattes with an extra shot. The barista told us they're known for their vanilla syrup, so of course we had to try it. It was really good and had plenty of flavor without being too sweet. The barista was also super friendly and welcoming, and the whole place had a nice vibe. I'd definitely come back.

The definition of hipster is to have a store that you can only find if you know about it, already…read more So this place shares a building with a barbershop, which happens to be on the second floor, but the coffee shop has no signage. Was there in early June and the coffee and service were both good, as was the savory pastry I got. The main issue with this place is the noise... not for the usual reason in coffeeshops where they play music too loud, but it's a raucous and busy place, which speaks well of the business. But far worse than noisy conversation there's this bell on both the front and back entrances that plays a little five note electric tune every time someone comes in or leaves... Why is it there? Why is it needed? The fact that only a few people have noted it here perhaps speaks more of our noise-polluted lives than anything else, but it's maddening as this thing goes off literally every minute or more, constant, tintinnabulations of the bell, bell, bell, bell, bell... There was an employee taking a break on his phone listening to YouTube videos out loud, too... I guess we're all just so used to this now. So if you want a quiet cafe to get work done, this ain't it. Maybe it's more of a Central Perk scene, with people meeting socially, all who liked the place before it became cool.

Their prepared food is so bland and tasteless sometimes inedible. I wish there was a Plum Market…read morehere their prepared food is truly gourmet and awesome tasting. I would do anything to convert this into a plum. Also most of the people who work at this papa joes specifically in checkout are so mean and angry.

My wife and I bought Rhythm & Blue protein balls From papa…read morejoes. We asked two different employees about these. Both said they were great so we thought we would try them. We bought 4 different flavors All four were horrible we threw them in the garbage. Also for 6 protein balls per container at $10.99 they are quite expensive. (CAUTION To NEW CONSUMERS).

Great location. The cookies and cakes are good here. The customer service is fine. It's a walk-in…read morelocation like the others, no seating. A bonus to this location is that they're usually available on Uber eats.

Friendly service, wide variety of cookie flavors. Make mine key lime pie! His pick of the week -…read morechocolate peanut butter. Yum on both counts!