Everything a local coffee house should have - good vibes and good people, strong coffee and strong…read morewifi! Also...a cool little gift shop in the back.

Very cozy spot with great customer service, impeccable lattes and a quaint atmosphere…read more I truly enjoy coffee that has notes that you can taste. I love a latte with lavender, soy milk, and honey. They get it right EVERY time.

This review will be solely based on the customer service we have received today on the 4th of July…read more As you can see by my previous review from 2 years ago I am a fan of Cannelle's pastries. Yes they are overpriced, yes the quality did go down tremendously however me and my family would spend at least $40 almost every weekend during summer time. Since they are next to the Farmers market that we visit. Today's visit we walked in with our starbucks in hand to purchase breakfast and more drinks to sit down and enjoy. Upon entry my daughter was ambushed and yelled at before she could even open her mouth and place her order she is a child if you need to address and speak to anybody you speak to an accompanying adult. The person behind the counter screamed "you can't be inside the store with the outside drink" new store rules, even if you want to place an order. Be aware! They have lost me as a customer and I will purchase my pastries someplace else, where staff doesnt scream at the kids.

Watched the video on the website because a friend of mine…read morecomes to MK Cannelle location in Ann Arbor and loves it. I was in the area for dinner and thought I'd check it out. It was just a 4 min walk. How could I resist. Walked in and you get the smell. It's great. The bakery case is not huge like in Ann Arbor it's about 1/4th of that. You can smell the fresh made coffees. And there are some places to sit toward the back. It's a long space. Not big. I honed in on the mango pastry and banana pastry. I have seen these on-line and was dying to try them. They basically look like the real fruit but it's pastry with mousse and the fruit on the inside. Other bakeries do this too I think it's like a fun trend. I got both and brought them home to Ohio. My partner and I cut them in half and tried them. They were both good. Each tasted like their respective fruit. I think the mango was slightly better. But I'd get both again. They are light. You'd might not think so but they are. You can eat one and it's not sickening sweet and heavy. The opposite light with a touch of the fruit sweet. Really good! Now I am curious how other bakeries do it too.

Loved the place. Karak chai and Signature bun is must try combo - definitely order both. You will…read morehave to wait for table some times but staff is quick and friendly.

Essentially a Very expensive dry donut for $9. Service was ok. Ambiance is typical of a strip…read moremall coffee shop. The plexiglass barrier between the workers and the patrons is ridiculous. Not impressed.

This place is a perfect little breakfast spot. We're from out of town and the breakfast sandwich…read moretook a little bit to make (we didn't mind at all btw). The owner ran to the car and asked if we wanted a gift card. Since we are from out of town we declined, but that gesture was incredibly kind. Not only that but the food was freshly made and worth the wait. Milkshake was 10/10 in my opinion. You won't regret stopping in and supporting local!

Visited this week on a whim as I drove by running some errands. I had just taken my puppy sister to…read morethe vet and decided we both needed a treat after a stressful afternoon. So I popped by here for a mocha and a scone for me and a pup cup of whipped cream for my gal. First off, the barista was SO nice. We chatted a bit about our dogs, shared photos (I always welcome those!), and was generally just such a pleasant, welcoming person. My mocha was delicious as was the cherry and walnut scone I ordered. And Lilly LOVED her pupcup. Overall very nice visit to a very lovely shop!

Leeza's is yet another standout in the robust Farmington brunch scene which includes FH Brunch…read moreHouse and Sunrise Cafe. For some reason, this area is just packed with unique brunch style restaurants and Leeza's is apart of it. Absolutely incredible menu. I love seafood brunch, and this is one of the few places that has shrimp, crab, lobster and salmon available in a variety of dishes. Another item that was unique and incredible was the Potato Pancake Benedict. As someone who is a previous Eggs Benedict addict, but who tries to avoid bread, the Potato Pancake Benedict is one of the best brunch innovations I've seen in the last 3 years. They let you use the modification with any of their Benedict offerings, so I choose to use it on the Crab Cake Benedict. I absolutely loved it. The Crab Cake didn't overdo it on the Cake, and was properly filled with crab (as it should be). The Hollandaise had a great (but not overpowering) flavor and had a nice, thick texture. The dish was an awesome revelation, and I'll be coming back because I don't know anyone else who has it Because I had the Potato Pancakes, I decided to go with the grits as my side and, again, they were unique and high quality. I got the butter and cheese grits and they were incredibly creamy with great, fresh cheese flavor. You also got a great portion, which was much appreciated. The waitress we had was awesome and my coffee was hot, high quality, and filled multiple times. The place has a ton of booths and parking is fine for the most part. This is a spot with so many good menu items that you have to visit multiple times to get the full picture. I'll be updating the review with any other dishes I try.

In town to visit my mom, we stopped by Leeza's Cafe for a late breakfast on a Thursday. It was my…read morefirst time here but will not be my last... As others have said, Leeza's is perfect if you're looking for great diner food, flowing coffee, and affordable prices. I absolutely love all of the omelette options and the fact that you can request them to be made fluffy! For some reason, I can only find this in Michigan! I went with a fluffy egg white veggie omelette with caramelized onions, sliced tomatoes and an english muffin. I had all of the coffee and water I needed along with it. My mom had the Greek omelette with caramelized onions and no olives. She had a side of carrots. We both left satisfied... Already wanting to go back!

Love this hidden gem! Great lattes, chai tea lattes, etc. Chill environment, friendly employees,…read moregreat space!

Never thought I would enjoy coffee this much but these days it's what I seem to seek out in…read moredifferent cities. This little establishment is inside of Ward Church in Northville. They get their coffee from Madcap and it's amazing. The spiced orange mocha was one of the seasonal drinks and the combination of orange and cardamom is delightful! The server is always pleasant and is quick! Great coffee, lots of open space to sit down and get work done.

This is a small little diner, with good breakfasts, and friendly staff…read more It is often crowded, but that's a sign that customers live coming back. Also, may not have enough space for a really large multi-family meal. But if you want a diner that offers excellent quality classic diner fare, without any pretentiousness this is it. In other words, a diner with a mid-western, classic Michigan soul.

Good service decent food. It's like another Coney Island. Ambience is pretty generic.read more

First time at this coffee shop and absolutely loved my Mufawaar Yemini coffee. This is a single…read moreorigin coffee where the beans are from Yemen and fresh roasted in house. The coffee, which has similarities to a Turkish coffee, is a medium roast with Cardamon and cream. Definately a unique flavor profile from what I am used to where it is a flavorful robust coffee that is well balanced with no harsh notes and oh so tasty. What I didn't know before coming here is that coffee originated out of Yemen some 500 years ago where they clearly have perfected the drink where this is a HUGE step up from the week diluted drink we call coffee here in the states. The coffee shop itself is bright, clean, very modern and very inviting with a casual vibe and nice Yemeni accents throughout to add to drinking experience. Staff is very friendly in explaining the drinks and how they are made and help guide you to the right drink choice as the names of drinks are very unique and a tad confusing as evidenced by my Mufawaar (: Overall an excellent unique coffee shop that is a must visit if you are a fan of good full bodied coffee. This is so good it is actually worth going out of your way to get it!

Excellent coffee! The pistachio latte was phenomenal! Great service and a really cool and unique…read morelobby! Will go back every time I'm in town! Drinks were just a tad sweet but still very delicious!

Shaved ice was really good. Easy to split bewteen people. Easy to find in the building. Good…read moredessert spot if you're looking for some korean shaved ice.

Came in late on a Tuesday evening, there was one other group…read more Perfect place to share a dessert with a bunch of friends. Lots of seating. Friendly staff. Clean and spacious store. Would return for bingsoo. Black Sesame Bingsoo was nutty and perfectly sweet.

I first tried Ground Control at the farmers market and then checked out their brick and mortar…read morecafe. It's cute and cozy and has delicious drinks and food. I recommend the salted maple cold brew and five spice pumpkin muffin.

This location is good for a quiet space to be on your laptop. It's smallish but has quite a few two…read moreperson tables. There is free street parking or a lot next door. They do drip coffee, but I tried the matcha iced latte. Will try something else next time. They have some baked goods available.