It's always a challenge getting a few people to agree on what to do for lunch so when my neighbor…read morein the cube farm suggested getting a salad today, the "lunch bunch" walked to 7 Greens today. We arrived smack in the middle of the lunch rush with a queue out to the door but it did move quickly. The menu board has some suggestions for their pre-designed salads, bowls, burritos and smoothies. Or you can "build your own" on the fly and like Subway and Chipotle (but way better!), they add the ingredients as it goes down the line. I decided to stick with the "Kare Bear" - Romaine base with BBQ chicken, hard-boiled egg, bacon, avocado, cheddar cheese, tomatoes and red onion with their ranch sauce. It sounds like a Cobb Salad to me. I watched the young lady assemble the ingredients and toss it together then pour it into a cardboard bowl. $15.25 plus tax. Remember to grab a fork if you don't already have one at your desk. It was a bit too busy to eat in today and it was a bit too warm to sit outside. So we brought it back to the office where I demolished this huge and delicious salad. It's not cheap but it is fresh and it feels healthy. I would absolutely choose 7 Greens again for lunch. [Review 482 of 2025 - 386 in Michigan - 24044 overall]

7 Greens has an impeccably clean, simple interior, with excellent salads and even better service…read more The only downside is their hours!

delicious, fresh, and gluten free PLUS friendly service!!…read more we tried the Jerk Chicken and Mango which had a nice combo of spice and cool veg, the Sweet Potat Grilled Cheese which was more of a snack size, and the BBQ Wrap. We will be back for s ure!!

3rd time visiting Breadless in the D! It was awesome once again. To a walk on the wild side (…read moreordered something different) ordered the Jerk Chicken bowl. It did not disappoint ....Jerk chicken was jerking!! The combination of all the ingredients ( ordered a regular bowl) was delicious!!! Thank you again and keep on cooking!!!

Gorgeous ambiance. Amazing vibe…read moreGood service I would cry if you don't get the tomato kibbeh. You simply must. Vegetarian and fabulous The bread is quite good. Regarding entrees I still need to eat my way thru more of the menu...

Our server, Daci, was super knowledgeable about the menu and gave us some great suggestions. It was…read morea perfect night, and they had the windows that faced the street up so we could enjoy the spectacular weather. Shout out to Brie, too, who kept our water glasses full! Let's start with the adult libations: I loved this and want to remember it so I could have it again: $19 La Sacre [Juicy, Floral, Crisp] Botanical gin, hibiscus, peach, strawberry Oh yeah, the food was great, too!! We had: $13 Tabbouleh Parsley, mint, cracked wheat, tomato $24 Chicken Wings Eight wings, za'atar, lemon, toum, black pepper These wings were outstanding!! I'd go back for these again!! $14 Baba Ghanouj Eggplant puree (ours also included pomegranate seeds and some kind of sauce over top) There was a perfect amount of smoke to this. It's a large portion so be prepared to share! The pita that came with our meal was piping hot and so yummy and stayed tender even as it cooled. We also had a seasonal cauliflower with za'atar and other ingredients. Sadly the menu isn't updated online to refresh my memory on all ingredients. While I liked this, I really loved the wings and the baba ganouj. Our meal was perfectly paced, and we had plenty of time to drop our leftovers in the car on our way to Little Caesar's. I'd love to come back as it was overall a great experience!

Central Kitchen & Bar was our first destination when we touched down in Detroit, and it certainly…read moredelivered. The service was friendly and efficient. We came on a mid-day Thursday, so I can't speak to the bustling hours like happy hour or weekend. The food was excellent. We got wings, chicken sandwich, chips, and fries. This place excels in Mediterranean flavors, so each item had a wonderful savory taste. They gave us a mountain of fries, so definitely plan to split them between two people If I find myself in Detroit again, I would come back for the fries alone.

So when I lived in Michigan and worked downtown town I landed on this amazing restaurant- Central…read morekitchen! I've taken my hubby there, my adult children there and my nieces and nephews! I'd say it's kid friendly until the evening, that's time for adults, date night, loud music and drinks! The burgers are delicious! A little pricey but it's worth it!

Service was great! We were asked if we'd been there before. As first timers, they gave us a great…read morerundown of the menu (including drinks). Ambiance- small, intimate environment. Felt homie which we loved. Small parking lot as well. We arrived about 20 mins after opening. This place can get busy /packed fast but is worth the wait! Food: we ordered the Packard pepperoni pizza- it was delicious, with a great balance between sweet (from the hot honey) to savory. The dough, sauce, and toppings were well balanced, fresh, portioned.

First time trying Detroit style pizza! We didn't really know what to expect but my husband found…read morethis place. Parking is extremely limited they maybe have 5 spots available excluding pickup but there is parking of street parking around so don't worry. Seating is also extremely limited, we ended up sitting outside on one of their outside benches but the weather wasn't too bad. They also serve you plates and water if you sit outside. It took about 20-30min wait for our pizza. We got the packard pepperoni to share. It sure does pack a punch of heat/spice with the chilies. The honey balance it out well though so don't be too scared. The bread/dough was very fluffy and the cheese crust was crunchy and delicious! Definitely very bread heavy in general but I think this place does it well. Overall decent pizza but I think I prefer a thin slice over Detroit style.

We were nicely greeted and sat at the bar. We checked out…read morethe cocktail menu and knew that this was the right voice for dinner. We ordered the Last Sunrise in Tuscany and the 59 Barrera and Son. Both were absolutely delicious. We watched the bartender make the Last Sunrise in Tuscany and we had to ask about it. They make this with a house made syrup which isn't too far fetched for this restaurant. They try to make everything from scratch and it really shows in their offering. We were so hungry we had to order a couple things to share. But before we ordered we asked the bartenders (absolutely amazing) about what to order. Now when I say they gave the most elaborate explanation I could almost taste these dishes she was explaining them so well. She knows food and she knows good food. So we went with her recommendations based on what we were going for. We ordered the Duck, the Ravioli and the Rigatoni. When I'm telling you everything was perfect, it was PEFECT! The cook on everything, the favors that danced in my mouth. The filling of it all. I cannot wait to come back to try the rest of this menu. As dinner was winding down, I asked Kennedy to choose my last cocktail. She presented me with the most delightful white sangria and I was wowed by the flavor and lightness of it all. We then ordered a few lattes to go and we were talking about that dinner and restaurant for the rest of the week. Shea and Kennedy were absolutely amazing!

The server Alex we had was wonderful. She was very professional, polite, and patient. The small…read morebites were okay. The peach crumb cake was mid as was the cinnamon roll. The bacon scone was absolutely outstanding, however you have to ask for butter for this, which is a must, but that was the only thing for a $325 brunch bill for 4 people. The entrees were cold when we received them, and one took so long to get that it was actually comped by the restaurant. The steak and egg benny was okay. The egg was overcooked and only jammy and not runny, and the croissant which had the steak on it was super oily and gross. There is a reason why a biscuit or english muffin is used in this dish, so whoever decided a croissant was a good idea is not smart, or eating the current weekend chef's food. The potato frites super greasy and oily as well as cold. Draining them on a paper towel would have been clutch. We had other entrees that no one finished because of the quality and taste of the food. It would have been helpful if the kitchen staff put the food under a salamander or heat light. If they have one of these, it certainly wasn't working that day in proper order. This is not a place I would ever go to brunch again. Maybe I would try dinner have one of their cheaper dinners as the $34 benny was overpriced and underperforming. I am giving this place three stars rather than one because the service was great unlike the food.

Warm and Inviting service and atmosphere. Great music. Fun movies playing over the bar. Amazing…read moremenu. And you can't lose with the drinks. Must stop brunch spot in the city. Music IN THIS SPOT IS FIRE!!!! I don't know who's in charge of the playlist, but I'd elect them to become President of the United States!

The food was spicy and the atmosphere was cool! We were glad we had a reservation on a weekend…read moremorning, as the restaurant was completely full by 10 am. Host greeting was super friendly and they had our table all ready. Service was really nice and wait time for food was reasonable. If you do nothing else here - order yourself a coffee drink. The iced vanilla latte was heavenly. Our food was a slightly mixed bag. The huevos rancheros were uncomfortably spicy - both from the jalapenos and the rancheros sauce. Like fire hot. It made it hard to eat. The diego skillet had delicious guacamole and eggs were nicely cooked. Overall, it could have used more seasoning for flavor.

Came here with friends to celebrate our friend's birthday and honestly I couldn't have picked a…read morebetter spot. Such a beautiful restaurant, the whole place just feels good to be in. The thing that shocked me was the chicken sandwich. I wasn't in the mood for anything crazy, but that sandwich completely blew me away. Also there's a market right next door with a bunch of stuff in it. It's really nice, so if you eat here go check that out too.

Eatori is a really chic and tasty restaurant. It's located downtown and great for indoor or outdoor…read moreseating. The service was quick and helpful. They guided us through the menu. The food was also great. We started with the steak nachos. The nachos were naan instead of actual nachos and it really worked. I got the chicken over pasta (I forget the actual name). I enjoyed the tangy , Mediterranean flavors. My wife got the chicken sandwich with truffle fries. I thought the truffle fries had an acquired, almost mushy taste. I probably would go with regular fries. I would definitely visit if I find myself in Detroit again.

From the food to the service to the cocktails to the ambiance, everything was so lovely. Our…read moreserver, Tiffany, was lovely and the cherry on top was complimentary champagne for our anniversary. Can't wait to come back!

Parc has been one of my go-to spots in Detroit for a while now. I've been here many times for date…read morenights, dinners with family, and nights out with friends. This place has consistently been a great experience regardless of the occasion. For starters, the charred burrata and short-rib arancini are my favorites and usually hard for me to pass up. The burrata is a great shareable starter, while the short rib arancini are crispy and packed with flavor. For entrees, I'm a big fan of the grilled swordfish and the scampi nero. The swordfish is always a solid choice when I want something a little lighter. The scampi nero is probably one of the more memorable dishes I've had here. The cocktails deserve a mention too. I've tried different ones during my visits and have always enjoyed them, which is part of why Parc works so well for a date night or dinner with friends. Between the food, drinks, atmosphere, and location right in Campus Martius, Parc is one of those Detroit restaurants I keep coming back to. The service here is also incredible, both helpful and friendly. Highly recommend this spot!

Such a gem, tucked away in a Detroit neighborhood, right off Ross Parks Blvd…read more The setting is enchanting: a restored church with attached rectory, lots of relaxing outdoor and patio seating and a stage for live music. Exploring the details of the building and the monthly artist they feature is worth the trip. People watching is another attraction. The Congregation pulls together a diverse group of people, reflecting the neighborhood it calls home. We are mocha snobs and thoroughly enjoyed our mocha prepared in a large mug. It was beautiful, rich and piping hot. This trio, we added a freshly sliced piece of banana chocolate chip bread. Look forward to trying some of their other menu offerings in the future. The staff worked efficiently and were friendly in an "urban setting" kind of way. Seating inside is ample yet also stayed full as this place appears to be quite popular. Prices were reasonable. We will return just to hang out and try more of their offering or the attached pizza place called The Rectory. On Wednesdays, they offer a local farmers market. Kudos to the visionaries who restored this building and created an interesting and warm community gathering place.

There's so much to do here. Sure you can roll through and get coffee. This former church nestled on…read moreDetroit's North End is known for everything from its legendary House Nights on the lawn that brings all house music lovers out to dance and vibe. They also host local vendors who offer everything from jewelry to body butters. The vibe is always unparalleled and everyone is welcome here. Come on out and be a part of the community.