Ellen's Bakery & Cafe - thank you George Kalergis for the warm welcome and incredible food this…read moreweek. John and I enjoyed dining with you.! You mentioned all the wonderful flavors of homemade ice cream you make --- picked up coffee but you failed to mention the FRANKENSTEIN!!!!! Omg! Incredible cocoa flavor throughout and the gems of devils food brownie within. What a flavor bomb. We will be back to see you soon!

Years ago I used to be a regulater at this business and and only come occasionally now. When I do…read morecome though, I am always impressed with how consistent this restaurant is where the food is always well prepared and tasty. On my most recent trip here I ended up getting their two egg breakfast with meat, potatoes and toast. The over medium eggs were cooked just right, i.e. not runny, with nice homestyle potatoes, thick cut bacon and their own homemade bread for toast. All at a very reasonable cost of $10, especially when considering the quality of the food. The coffee is also quite good where I believe it is a full bodied medium roast with a nice balance and no harsh notes. Relative to staff, this continues to be a strength of this business as they are quite friendly, with great follow up, where many of them have been here for years which I personally like which also speaks volumes on how well the ownership treats their employee's. Happy workers make for very good and nice wait staff! Overall a solid choice for Breakfast or lunch, especially if you are looking for a more upscale menu with daily specials.

My mother in law served us dinner catered by Adela's several years ago and ever since I have been…read moredreaming about the dolma here. Last week on vacation I brought it up to my mother in law, then yesterday when I was visiting her. We decided to look to see if Adela's was still open, and it is! We got in the car immediately and came. We each got dolma, I got vegetarian and mom got beef. We got beef pies and spinach pies too which were packed with filling and absolutely delicious, my MIL said it was the best meat pie she had in her life. My husband devoured them. I was only interested in one thing, the dolma. I tasted it and it was absolutely perfect. Tart, a kick of spice, a tang and sweetness from the tomato, and the grape leaves are cooked perfectly they're a very nice bite and then they just melt in your mouth. I ordered a pound and a half around 2 pm yesterday, 24 hours later is has all been eaten. I can't wait to go back for my next fix, I certainly won't be waiting another 3+ years to have Adela's

Terrible customer service skills. I went in yesterday to buy a large quantity of desserts for a…read morechurch event. I asked the man behind the counter if there would be a discount if I bought the entire stock of one of the desserts in the display case (about three dozen). He went and got who I assumed was his wife, who wasn't happy to wait on me. She said the desserts were sold by the pound. (I had intended to purchase more than three dozen desserts and would have bought several dozen more desserts had their attitude been different.) I wanted the desserts that were in the display, so I asked what the cost was for all three dozen. The woman begrudgingly began to weigh them and told me it would be "$30 for all of them." I asked her if she would put them in a box for me. She again begrudgingly said that she could put them on a tray but that she would have to charge me for the tray. Never before have I been charged for a tray for a bakery item that I purchased. She ended up charging me $3.00 for the aluminum tray, stating that "trays are very expensive." I'm surprised that she didn't also charge me for the plastic cover. While I was there, another customer came in who happened to speak their language, and the couple was very polite to her and smiled and gladly helped her. I can only surmise that it was my blonde hair and blue eyes that they didn't like, or perhaps the fact that I didn't speak their language. I wasn't looking for a handout; merely to be treated fairly and with respect. If they don't want to treat all their customers fairly, they shouldn't be in business. I live in West Bloomfield, and I've never encountered this kind of treatment before by any shop proprietor. As I was leaving, I could hear the woman in the back room complaining to another employee about the fact that I had asked for a tray for the desserts that I purchased. I told her husband that she shouldn't be complaining about a customer who just made a purchase from their shop. I won't be returning to their bakery and from now on will go back to Sweet Dreams. Sweet Dreams at 4153 Orchard Lake Road is amazing, the desserts are out of this world, and the staff knows how to treat their customers. I wouldn't recommend that anyone give Adela's their business. By the way, my grandparents were immigrants from East Central Europe. They and my parents taught me better than to treat people the way these shop owners treated me.

Love their pizza. Just good old oven pizza like we used to have…read more Support family businesses with excellent ingredients!

I've never been disappointed!Another masterpiece by Picasso of Pizza - delicious!! If you're…read moreanywhere near Walled Lake/Commerce/West Bloomfield and you haven't tried it, you're missing out!

Great service and really really tasty bagels & cream cheeses. Excited to try the breakfast bagels…read morenext time!

We were customers at blazing for ten to twelve years . The…read moreold story of nickel and dime you to death has just made a dramatic turn . I guess the new nickel and dime is fifty cents now ! We got charge 50 cents for butter on our bagel what is with that or what is this all going to come to. It seemed that every time we go in now 50 cents gets added to each sandwich we get . We are not going anymore sad to say . Anything added to the sandwich is 50 cents more . Next time if they cut it , it will cost 50

I stopped by here with a friend today after we had lunch at Pickles and Rye Deli next door. I grew…read moreup in West Bloomfield, later moving to the Troy area and now I'm back in Farmington Hills, so I have been to Diamond Bakery but it's been a while. First off, if you dined at the deli recently (or maybe that day?), show your receipt you'll get 10% off. Secondly, if you use a credit card there is a 3% fee, which always annoys me, so I paid with cash. My friend had been talking up their chocolate chip hamantaschen, so I got one of those and a raspberry one, plus a black and white cookie. It's been many years since I've had hamantaschen, but theirs was pretty good. However, I was a little disappointed in the black and white cookie... I've had those from New York before and also from Trader Joe's and I thought the cookie here was just okay. That being said, everything else in their display case also looked really good, especially the homemade bagels and bagel sticks, so I will be back at some point to try more of the selection. Pricing was pretty fair as well, the hamantaschen was $1.90 each and the cookie was $3.50.

Best cinnamon sticks anywhere! Friendly and sincere service too! Very bright and clean bakery…read morewith tons of options

Service with Ellie was friendly and even on a busy Sunday morning, it was super accommodating and…read moremy party was also seated quickly. Ambiance was casual and clean, very bright with some retro elements. Food was pretty good as far as taste and quality. I enjoyed the corned beef hash skillet because it had a good balance of flavors and the corned beef itself was perfectly cooked for great texture. The green juice was delicious and refreshing, not overly sweet and not bitter at all. The rest of my family ordered breakfast items from biscuits and gravy, to an omelette, and traditional breakfast plates. Good food, friendly and prompt service, and a clean, retro ambiance!

Food was okay, pricey for nothing super special. Dubai drink was okay, mostly ice and not too…read moresweet. The wet breakfast burrito wasn't spicy or anything but not rememberable. The service was also Mid. She only checked in once and delivered food and check. Wait time at the front was fast for us but I watched an old lady waiting for 15 minutes for a single seat when there were many tables available. Don't think I'll be back here again. Even with the nice decorations, and bright lighting. Not for me.

The food is fantastic. There were five of us and we each ordered something different. I don't care…read moreif it's a pasta a burger a Shawarma they're all delicious.! My husband got a dessert too, and said it was fantastic We will definitely be going back. The people were friendly and helpful too.

This place was pretty good. I ordered hand cut tallow fries and minestrone soup. The tallow fries…read morewere out of this world! So good and healthy too! Most fries are fried in inflammatory toxic seed oils. Tallow was the frying standard pre 1990-ish. I felt great after eating them. I would return any day for those fries. Chef's kiss. I wanted to get the falafel sandwich combo but they said the falafel is fried in seed oils. The fry portion was big enough for 4 people, I barely at 40% of them. The minestrone soup was good but a bit pricey at $8 for a small cup. It would be 5 star all day if I had the option to order a smaller fry portion and the soup price came down.

Vlad and his lovely staff are amazing people . The quality of the ingredients he uses for the…read moredrinks are satisfying. The coffee shop is swank and smooth vibes. The food is also pretty tasty. The Tuscany sandwich is my favorite. The salads are also great too. The ice cream is always fresh and never tastes old or freezer burnt. I recommend this place.

Had a delicious vanilla latte! Came in on a Sunday and it was the perfect ambiance to get some work…read moredone. Didn't get a chance to try the food, but would love to come back!