We stumbled across this coffee shop on a list of Best Coffee in Metro Detroit. We live about 30…read moreminutes away but were willing to make the drive in our quest to find the best cup of coffee. There is a relatively small parking lot on site, and it did get a little hectic trying to get in and out. It does look like you can also park in the neighborhood which might be worth the small walk to avoid having to make a right turn in the lot. The outside of the building is very cute and I love that the sign is painted right on the wall directing us where to go. The inside is extremely small as they were originally only intending to roast the coffee at this location. They did add in a ledge adjacent to the counter that had multiple high top chairs available, but there is no other seating inside. This would be great for a solo person having coffee. They do have ample seating right outside on their beautiful patio. They have put time and effort into creating this space, which can be seen in the lovely wood furniture and the flowers they have planted. They also have a pergola over the patio that provides shade. Attached to the pergola is the sign which is also lovely. They have a sandwich board right outside the door letting you know that they are open. The baristas took their job very seriously and were taking the time to weigh out both the beans and the milk. They have a standard menu that is easy to navigate, and for flavored lattes they offered both vanilla and honey that sounds great. I chose to go with the honey iced latte, and then we also ordered an iced vanilla latte and a flat white.y brother in law is from Australia, and we are ALWAYS trying to find him a decent flat white. Every time it is on a menu we will order it. For the first time in YEARS a flat white finally got his seal of approval. You could tell that the care the baristas put into the preparation made all of the difference. After visiting I told my neighbors (who are also big coffee snobs) about Kazkara and they visited the very next morning and also gave their stamps.of approval! Kazkara will now have multiple people from West Bloomfield making the 30 minute drive for a good cup of coffee.

First time visiting this coffee shop and I was in a pleasant surprise of how reasonable the prices…read morewere for all their drinks, including specialty drinks. They even had a seasonal menu. Was able to even purchase a bag of their beans for home. There is indoor and outdoor seating, with ample amount of parking spaces on site as well. The baristas were also super friendly and welcoming. Would definitely return the next time I'm in town!

I'm always trying new coffee shops and Craig's was high on my list to try and I'm so happy I did!…read moreCraig's Coffee is super cute inside with staff that are very kind and helpful! The coffee was really good and I can't wait to go back and try something new.

adorable spot!! great service, great chai, great muffin. what more could a girl ask for !!!read more

I stop here often for a quick coffee before my dr visits. I always enjoy my coffee from there and I…read morelove their croissant sandwiches and pastries. I'm not a huge fan of their cheese cake.

Came here for a work meet up and the coffee was strong and cheesecake delicious -- I'd come backread more

Spacious dessert and coffee shop. They make yummy sweet things and a wide variety of teas. They…read morehave comfortable well placed seating for easy conversation.

This coffee shop has a nice atmosphere and is a comfortable place to sit, relax, or catch up with…read morefriends. The staff was pleasant, and the space itself is inviting. Unfortunately, I wasn't impressed with the drinks. The coffee flavorings tasted inexpensive and artificial, which took away from the overall experience. I also ordered an iced tea and later found out they don't actually brew iced tea--they simply pour hot tea over ice. As a result, all of the ice melted almost immediately, leaving me with a lukewarm drink and forcing me to go back for more ice. While it's a nice place to hang out, I would probably return for the atmosphere rather than the beverages.

This is the original building. They have expanded to the Shipping Company. I stopped in to get a…read moreGolden latte without realizing it's a seasonal drink. I did try the coconut latte instead. I was told the Golden latte would be returning around March. I can't wait. I think it should be a year on drink! They have great customer service. There's also parking in front on the boulevard.

Always a pleasure stopping into Sepia -- the drinks are so unique. I love the traditional African…read morethemes and how they've set up the space since opening. It reminds me of a coffee roastery or storehouse. Much like its predecessor, The Gathering, the baristas are always warm and welcoming. They bring your drinks to you if you dine in with the nicest platters/silverware. I go here to study and relax as you're almost always ensured to have a peaceful experience. Definitely worth checking out that seasonal menu as it will be unlike anything in the immediate area.

My experience with germack was fantastic! Sebastian and Julie were so gregarious and welcoming. The…read morecoffee was amazing and not overpriced like the many other coffee shops i've been to. The atmosphere was cozy and charming and the music was lovely. I especially enjoyed the halloween decorations.

Nice coffee shop that serves and sells gourmet coffee, tea, and other beverages. They have a few…read moretables to sit at or you can take your beverage to go. The store is clean and well organized. You can order drip coffee, French press, and other fancy brews as well as cold coffee. They offer a wide variety of coffee beans, teas, and spices. If you're hankering for a coffee, give them a try.

Besides the Coffee being terrific, and providing good options, the Team/Staff and Leadership…read more(owners) are always available to answer questions on an order and make suggestions based on the different coffees available. Detroit Bold is my 'Go to Vendor" for great coffee Beans. Mark C M

Mixed bag. I've been a longtime fan of their Woodward Ave blend - so smooth and rich, it's worth…read morethe shipping cost to the west side of the state. Flavor = 10. But they must have changed production recently, bc I get camp coffee with each cup I brew and I have to clean my Keurig between each try. Other K-cups work fine in the same Keurig. Contacted them, and no reply. Customer service = 1.

Amazing place with great options (including the tastiest mango ice cream), but service is…read moredefinitely a bit on the slower side. We entered in on Mother's Day expecting a full house, but found ourselves confused when there was no one in the store. We ended up saying hello repeatedly in the store until someone came out of the back a couple of minutes later. While this came as a confusion, it wasn't the first time it's happened in the establishment when I've entered in. However, I must say I absolutely love the aesthetics and delicious goodies themselves! A very cozy and modern atmosphere with specialty drinks, such as an avocado-based shake, or mango ice cream with real honeycomb on top.

This place is open on Sundays after all. They should update their hours on here, still shows they…read moreare closed Sundays. Ordered a Honey ginger tea and Arasi smoothie. $13.48 A staffer had us try their zero sugar ice cream, vanilla and mango. I am not a big fan of vanilla, it's too plain to me. They have an Oreo cone, that's unique. Pastries look interesting, but not appetizing though. The ginger honey tea is quite odd, not a big fan. The spices are not so good. It's got an odd taste that hits the back of my tongue and throat and makes it taste off somehow. My husband likes it less than me. This tea would have been left ad ginger and honey only. The odd concoction of spices made it really tough to drink. Like a bad medicine going down. They gave us a Boba straws and it doesn't fit inside the slot for the smoothie at all. The Vimto isn't for me, tastes like syrup to me. Smoothie would be better with mango only. We swapped drinks, since each of us could tolerate one drink over the other.

New favorite store to go to when visiting Dearborn! I'm from Texas so I get very excited when I…read morevisit dearborn to indulge in arab food and culture and this has become my new go-to! Fresh roasted nuts, spices, coffee, and pretty much anything you'd need for cooking in an arab household. Definitely will be visiting again and again!

My mom and I visited today. This is a wonderful store. They have a great selection of nuts and many…read moredifferent products including spices, packaged food, delicious Syrian zaa'tar, candy, chips, juice, dried herbal teas, legumes, and dairy. They also had coffee, rakwehs, and traditional Syrian hats. The store is packed with items, I didn't get a chance to look at everything. The nuts were delicious and really superb quality. They were tasty and there were so many different kinds. I personally really liked the lemon cashews. They also have Turkish pistachios that were wonderful. Definitely give them a visit and support this business. The owner is very kind-hearted and welcoming. He was very nice and easy to talk to. We enjoyed conversing with him. It reminded me of the generosity of Syrian hospitality. Give them your business, it's very well deserved. Check them out.

Such a gem, tucked away in a Detroit neighborhood, right off Rosa 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 trip, 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.