This is a really cute spot, I love stopping in for a drink day or night! The café items are decent,…read morebut it's truly the atmosphere and location that makes this place so fun. It is lovely to just be walking around and step in. I went to vinyl wednesday for the first time and that was a lot of fun! The drinks were all so festive and thoughtful. I really enjoyed my spiced punch.

Stopped in here before hitting the DIA and wow, all I can say is WHAT A VIBE. I loved the low…read morelighting, the ambiance and music that was playing. We ordered the quiche Lorraine and croque monsieur (quiche not pictured because we ate it so fast) The staff was so nice and when I brought something to their attention they responded quickly and fixed my issue without arguing with me or making me feel crazy. Coffee was absolutely delicious and the food was even better. If I lived here, this would be a weekly visit for me. Love that they also have a little bar as well.

I was a big fan of the avocado toast. The spread was thin but, it was across every section of the…read moretoast. The sun dried tomatoes and feta were a nice touch. They were so good, I considered buying all the ingredients and making a stockpile at home. The service was good considering how busy they were. The caramel latte was good, but I'd definitely like to try a traditional drinks to compare.

Yemeni coffee house in the Corktown neighborhood. Gorgeous interior - see pics. They have a…read morevariety of coffee and espresso based products and Yemeni desserts. Tried a Dubai chocolate croissant. Pretty tasty. Free wifi, usually very busy but came at opening so only customer. A bit on the pricy side but a fantastic place to linger!

I was looking for coffee on 8 Mile, and what I found was a wave of nostalgia that knocked my socks…read moreoff. I found great coffee, amazing service, parking in the back, old shows on the TV, and tons of books. My late father grew up nearby; he would have loved this place! I will be back on another weekend, and I will bring friends.

Amazing place, didn't expect to be blown out of my seat with the authentic look inside and the…read moreservice was amazing . I can't wait to visit again .

Lovely coffee shop with three (3) seating areas: (1) seating inside the converted church, (2)…read morecovered patio/deck seating, and (3) picnic tables on the lawn/grounds. I had the turkey melt which was spectacular and available in record time! And they were busy! So tasty with kale, tomato, red onion, cheese, and a tangy sauce that kicked it into the "special" sandwich category as in I would make a special trip for it, even from the far east side! The dill pasta salad was delish as well. It's worth the drive to check out this gem on Rosa Parks in the Boston-Edison district, and not far from the Clairmount exit off the Lodge/10.

In Detroit for business and a Realtor recommended we meet here…read more What a great vibe! The place is in an old church with beautiful architecture and settings. The coffee we ordered was delicious, the place clean and safe. Service was exceptional. In an up and coming area of Detroit, it was a delight to go here!

Not sure how I haven't reviewed my favorite downtown bakery yet. My absolute favorite spot to grab…read morea sweet (or savory!) treat. Their croissants are seriously some of the best I've had outside of France and they have such a wide variety of options it's hard to pick what you want! Their breakfast sandwiches on their croissants are soooooo so so good my stomach growled just thinking about them. Service is always super quick and friendly, I've never had to wait longer than 5 minutes. Lots of seating available in a clean space with lots of windows which make it the perfect spot to chill on a day spent in the city or on a lunch break!

I went here for breakfast. It was constantly busy the whole time I was there. They have quite a…read moreselection, so it was a bit much at first. I ended up getting 4 pasties and a drink. The Dirty Chai was too dirty and not nearly enough chai. The Strawberry was delicious filled with creme and strawberry jam. The fresh mozzarella, tomato, basil and the goat cheese and olive were pretty good. Nothing super special, but glad I tried them. The butter croissant was solid though. I can see why this place was non stop. Wonderful visit.

Cool little coffee shop. Music was a vibe. Quick service. And a vibe. I like the platform seating,…read moreartwork, and music.

la ventana has become my new go-to cafe !!! i absolutely LOVE the atmosphere and the staff is so…read moresweet. i always get an iced chai with vanilla bean syrup 10/10 recommend :)

First of all shoutout to the staff here, we got here on Thursday at 5:45pm and they ready to close…read morestarting to clean up already. But they still answer the questions about how it works with the coffee beans. Excellent customer service!!! So you choose the coffee bean that you wanted and it will turns into a coffee drink if your choice. I chose the Roasting Plant bean and have it in cappuccino. It was very strong and strong coffee smell. I'm the only regret that I have is that I wish I come earlier to sit and enjoy it more.

I was early for meetings and spotted Roasting Plant. This is easy. It's a small coffee shop and…read morethey have low top and high top tables. Lets chill here for a while. My cortado was okay. Super hot so it took a bit to cool, but then a strong roast. While the laws of thermodynamics were underway, I was able to watch the flow of customers, observe the "Javabot" that sadly no one used this morning and watch the Detroit traffic circling around Campus Martius. Other than I was not able to get their wifi to work (Detroit has a free wifi as well), it was a good resting spot with quiet background music and it never did get any other sit down customers while I dawdled. [Review 877 of 2025 - 437 in Michigan - 24434 overall]

Recently, the city of Detroit began to see more and more coffee shops pop up with fancy names and…read morefancier menues. But unlike those places where lattes cost more than the hourly wage of the employees, Cafe 1923 has always been true to what a coffee shop ought to represent. A neighborhood hangout, without fuss and pretense. Good coffee, a jar to pay for your refills, a stage for local performers, a library and hang out place in the backroom, and an unmistakable sense of community and belonging.

Great place for coffee and chill. Found this place while traveling through town in Michigan. I…read moreordered the Michigan cherry roast in a french press! It has a distinct cherry flavor and aroma. Would recommend this place to others!! Very cute and charming.

I come in to Kitab at least once a week and absolutely love it. The owners are very kind people who…read morehost lots of events for the community, I love the variety of people that come in here, every drink I've ever gotten is delicious, and I meet friends here to hang out because it's such a nice place to be. It gets a little busier during Wayne State University exams but that's okay. Also, because I'm a simple girl and get the same order usually, most of the baristas remember not only my order but my name which feels so nice. Can't recommend enough!

love the oat draft latte! service plus ambiance is amazing!…read more food: 10/10 latte: 10/10 service: 10/10

First time coming here, it is a really nice place. The ambiance is a nice change from Starbucks and…read moreTim Hortons. The staff was super friendly and very helpful navigating the menu. The drinks were all good. I highly recommend giving this place a try.

Not sure why I wanted so long to try this place. I'm obsessed with the vibes. The space is bright…read moreand filled with plants. The coffee is amazing. I tried the banana bread latte and salted nutella rose latte. Both were flavorful and sweet without being too sweet. They use housemade syrups, which is a plus. I'll definitely be coming back.