They offer great workshops and make it worth the drive. The space has a great vibe and atmosphere.read more

Attended this wonderful class as a part of a Yelp sponsored event. The venue is a really cool shed…read morelike structure that was comfortable and clean. Very large so everyone in the class was comfortable. Brought our own yoga mats, but they provided blocks and stretching straps. Our instructor Lauren was so nice and very personable, but most importantly, a great instructor. The moves she led us through were all pretty basic, but that was fine by me as I'm a newbie to yoga. My wife, who does yoga regularly, loved the class as well. The thing we both really enjoyed was the meditation at the end. Lauren led all of us into a state of relaxed bliss at the completion of the yoga portion. We didn't try any of the desserts provided, but everyone seemed to be really enjoying them. Kudos to Yelp for getting me to try, and enjoy, yoga. Something my wife had been trying for a while to get me to do. We will definitely be back and look forward to exploring the interesting neighborhood it is located in as well!!

During our week of training at the Dearborn Inn, our organization scheduled Thursday night's dinner…read moreat the Henry Ford Estate (Fair Lane / Home of Clara & Henry Ford). As a novice of woodworking, I was blown-away by the intricate woodwork and finishings throughout the home. The three ladies that lead our tour of the home shared many interesting details about the property, its restoration, and details of Clara and Henry's years at the estate. Many of the restoration stories, like finding a tub for Henry's bathroom or how Clara had a section repainted white were intriguing. Even though much of the home, especially the second floor, is still being restored it was a fascinating experience.

The site here is open for limited hours and is fenced off from the surrounding university and…read moreparkland, which I guess is their right but which nonetheless was annoying for me as a visitor. There wasn't much actually open amongst the majestic-looking buildings while I was there, but the picnic area was hopping. The signage was bilingual-in English and Arabic-and what appeared to be a Yemeni wedding seemed to be taking place. The juxtaposition of the estate of an industrialist (or robber baron, or visionary, or racist, depending on your point of view) with a distinctive immigrant community makes for a striking reflection on Americana. The grounds include some gardens, and a lake with a path around it. Access to the river is limited, but it didn't look like that impressive of a river. The greenery is more worthwhile.

the worst restaurant ever ,expensive and the buffet is awful ,a bad experience will never repeated…read more They don't deserve any star

Best iftar buffet . First time here , i heard good things about this place . Making a reservation…read morewas easy and we were able to get in the same day . Service was great , the food was authentic and delicious. Will definitely be back . Highly recommended

Pretty cool event space. There was a bunch of amazing art from local artists hung around and had…read moreseparated spots for sitting and mingling if you needed a break from the show. The acoustics were a bit "off" and there was only two bathrooms (single stall), which made for long lines. Parking is free in a grass lot.

From the owner: The Riverside has been a prominent building on historic Grand River Avenue since its construction…read morein 1920. This former cold storage warehouse has industrial chic features that are perfect for inspiring guests at any event. Start planning your next event with us today!

The best food in all of Dearborn! The chicken you will be clucking like a fat kid at a candy store…read more The potatoes are a heavenly delight. The fatoush salad, forget about it Tony T can't get any fatter. The lamb and rice is so fresh and tasty that after a few bites you can hear the baaasaah! The desserts... get ready to die of a diabetic coma. Valet... these guys run like the wind. Bathrooms are so clean that when it's crowded you can find a family of six enjoying their chicken and rice. Seriously, incredible food and a wonderful place for a wedding.

I can only speak to my experience here as a guest at a wedding, so I don't really know anything…read moreabout the experiences planning an event here or anything.... I came here to attend the wedding of a friend of mine last weekend. From the outside, it's a pretty unsuspecting building - kind of looks like your typical, kinda boring event hall. Nothing spectacular. But when you pull open those double doors..... You get your breath taken away. Intricate molding, lots of ornate lighting... The place is just GORGEOUS. I was truly blown away. The building is also freaking HUGE. My friend and her husband are both Lebanese, so they naturally had a humongous wedding (over 700), and they all fit inside that building. I was informed by another friend of mine, also a guest at the wedding, that she had recently been to another wedding at Bint Jebail that was over 900 guests. Holy crap that place holds a lotta people. The place is seriously beautiful. If you have the chance to check it out by being invited to an event there, take advantage of it. It's amazing!

Food was amazing at this venue. Attended a henna party, and the staff was great at getting food in…read moreand out, clearing dishes, and curating a really nice space. The wall carpets were cozy and there was plenty of table space as well as space to dance and mingle. Hummus, chicken, lamb with rice and almonds and salad were all tasty!

The best location, food and service. I am so impressed and very pleased. Highly recommendread more

Definitely did this little joint!…read more This place had a great variety of things to choose from. You can use cash at the food trucks/stores itself. If you don't have cash, you can just sit at the table and order with the QR code and they bring it to you. We tried so cheesy and the shawarma truck. Everything was good. I think we like the shawarma the best. We also tried Nami for their Japanese crispy sandos. The sandos did not use the traditional bread that is supposed to be used so the taste was not what I'm used to. The filling was also different. It was more of a cream cheese instead of a cream taste. Also, different than what I'm used to. Still a really good dessert. I will definitely come back and try much other things.

I can't believe I didn't know about this place sooner... I love an indoor adult cafeteria type of…read morevibe. It's actually really cute to sit there, and there's always so many people. That's the only potential "drawback" really, like if there's too many people you simply might struggle to find a seat. It can and does get completely full. At least you can still take your food to go! I love the set up of having food and drinks inside AND food trucks outside. What a treat. There's coffee, boba, ice cream, sushi, tacos, burgers, chicken and waffles?! And there's some little shops, at least one, which had jewelry when I went. Overall, if you are meeting with someone to chat, come here. If you're hungry, I assure you'll find something. It's good for a casual date or catch up with friends and family. High energy but not chaotic.

The Ambassador had a feel of the Disney courses with the(wide fairways, but this one has a lot more…read morewater, bunkers, and narrow fairways. The slopes that send your ball into the water reminded me of Tampa Bay Palms. The billions of angulations reminded me of Cypress Creek in Tampa. The greens were extremely fast (think Country Club greens fast). I'm going to play here again. The wind and crosswinds were well above 12 MPH (see pictures). Customer service was a bit low. They seemed indifferent. I didn't want to jump to conclusions about their behavior. Nevertheless, I enjoyed this club

Course is very nice,one of the nicest in the area...unfortunately the club house is not managed…read moreproperly. The Women working the club house yesterday lacked the basic customer service skills someone should have. Gave me attitude when I asked to extend my rain check that I got a month ago, because my friend paid for my round of golf before I got to the course and use my soon to expire rain check. She basically said, "our rates went up, NO", Which made no sense as I'd obviously be willing to pay the difference. If she was a little sincere or apologetic, I wouldn't care...but this attitude she had was ridiculous. Before I even went in to ask her about extending my rain check, one of the guys I was playing with said "good luck, she has an attitude"... Fix this issue ambassador. You need friendly energetic workers who appreciate customers. I come there regularly and thinking I should change venues now..

While I was in Detroit for a few days, I stopped by at the Ford Museum for 1/2 day of fun. This is…read morea MUST MUST MUST visit. I truly think you won't regret it. Old school cars is only one aspect. Learning about presidential limousines is only one aspect. But you really learn about the progression of society from the beginning of time until now. It's truly, truly fascinating. For me, some of the items were a blast in the past. Also, I noticed a few things from the past coming full circle in 2026. I think I may have spent around 2-3 hours here alone. And that's just me perusing through all the exhibits relatively quickly. You can spend hours in here. It's truly worth the money. If you do have time, definitely go to the Rouge factory. I was able to head over there. I wasn't able to visit Greenfield Village, but that will now happen on my next visit to Detroit.

Ignoring the price - this is a pretty good museum. I do wish we have more time so that we could…read moreexplore the outdoor village area (additional $$$). We should've bought the ticket online to save $8. One thing I did not expect was having to pay for parking. They don't charge at the parking lot. Instead, they ask you if you got dropped off or if you parked. If you drove, that's an additional $10. The indoor museum was about $40. If we wanted the outdoor portion, that's another $40...so yeah; this is probably more worth if you have 5 hours to spend here. We had 2 hours, and we rushed through the indoor museum - did not get many chances to read through/watch the video at each exhibit. 2.5 hrs would prob be enough. I did really enjoy the short bit of history I learned from the Rosa park bus exhibition. The lady there was really good at telling the history/sequence of event. The trains, president cars, airplanes, race car, etc were all very cool to admire - and I'm not much of a car person.