I had the French press with oat milk on the side, absolutely delicious. My husband had the shaken…read moreespresso-- we both want this place to up and move to South Florida. Ambiance is great, tons of seating options and placements. Guy behind the counter was helpful and not judgmental at all when I asked a couple questions. Thank you!

Service quick enough. Some welcoming staff. Love the Turkish aesthetic of the overall place that…read moreyou just want to sit and admire if you are not studying like everyone else. Brother got the matcha coffee, which I surprisingly liked. But, my mocha frappe. Not that good. I can make it better at home. Oh well. It was just okay. Kinda dampened the start of my day, but eh. It will be okay and it was

This place is very nice Is another bar: The Rectory| Pizza…read more - they had Bar Congregation: Bartender we are all right they're all right...

On Sunday, came to The Congregation with a few friends. I've had this place on my radar for a while…read moreand finally made it out. The building is an actual old church that has been restored into this unique coffee shop/restaurant. There's indoor and outdoor seating and pretty accents such as stained glass window over the front door. You order at the counter and then seat yourself as in most coffee places. The staff was friendly. The main minus for me is the lack of GF options. The menu did say you can make items GF, but when I asked, it turned out the only GF thing they had to substitute is a bun. I ended up getting the overnight oats from the fridge and they were actually quite good. My latte with almond milk was quality stuff. My friends ordered a few things with somewhat mixed reviews. The quiche got a thumbs up. The pesto egg sandwich was just ok. Overall this was a hit. I'd definitely come back.

Whenever my fianceè and I are visiting in Detroit, Roasting Plant is always a MUST. I will be…read morehonest here: the drinks are a little pricey and so are the loose beans (yes, you can buy loose beans to take home!), but they're always fantastic with their flavors and service. I had a caramel latte (recommended by the friendly staff) and it was worth every penny! I also really enjoy the atmosphere; from a nice little sitting area outside to the beans shooting over your head when you order (go and you'll see what I mean!). I know there are a lot of coffee shops in the Detroit area, but put this one towards the top of your list!

I ordered a fall special mocha with white cinnamon maple. It tasted good. When you go in to the…read morecafe, great aroma of coffee welcomes you. Coffee from well known coffee produce continues were there. What I like were many producers were independent women in the countries. Nice job!! Small coffee was more than $7, a bit expensive for me.

Great coffee, delicious desserts AND outstanding service? Everything was great, from the Honey &…read moreCinnamon Latte, to the amazing, rich, dreamy cheesecake and the perfectly roasted beans. Highly recommend!

It's not "Desert" oasis. This is a "Dessert" oasis and perhaps so. I haven't looked around downtown…read moreDetroit to see who offers sweets. I was here just after they opened (at 6 am!) and enjoyed morning coffee and wifi before heading to the office. I love a coffee shop that has a cortado on the menu. Or a Gibraltar. This tells me that the barista isn't some button pusher but instead of a craft coffee barista who actually has some training. I'm talking to you, Green Siren people. The barista this morning assembled a perfect cortado for me. Half espresso and half steamed (not foamed) milk in a short glass. I love the cortado because it's the same amount of coffee as a big latte but now I won't need to hit the restroom all morning! It was fabulous, delivered to my table as I wrote my morning's Yelp reviews. Dessert Oasis is a little grunge, a little industrial, a little coffee shop. It's not fancy but they have lovely wooden tables, comfortable seating, quiet music and power outlets. If I wasn't heading into the office, I could spend all day sitting here and OD'ing on great coffee. [Review 869 of 2025 - 434 in Michigan - 24426 overall]

One of my favorite places for coffee in Detroit. Cool store, friendly service and excellent coffee…read moreand pastries.

Amazing place, didn't expect to be blown out of my seat with the authentic look inside and the…read moreservice was amazing . I can't wait to visit again .

Focus on the breads on the display. Their croissants are top notch…read more My 3 items to get here. * Pan Au Chocolat * Plain Croissant * Their French Baguette Trust... No Cap Its bussin. Service is great and the ambiance is superb. Id highly recommend.

Amazing! This place is a must try if you're in the area and…read morelike baked goods. The place has it all.

My favorite Matcha spot in the downtown Detroit area, hands down!!…read more Bright, open and airy inside. Open air seating outside as well spilling into a beautiful alley that allow you to visit other quaint shops while you sip. Helpful and friendly baristas answered my questions about the quality of the Matcha. I had a hot Matcha latte to start the morning with while I took a Matcha tea to go and my husband ordered a Mocha. We noticed there was Mad Cap Flash canned cold coffee at the airport so we purchased some cans for home!!

I ordered the cortado. It was lightly sweetened, but pretty flavorful, and the espresso shots were…read morestrong and flavorful. The ambiance was clean and had a modern appeal. The service was friendly. The store was filled with coffee aficionados. If you're in the area and a coffee connoisseur, this is not a bad choice.

What a cute community spot in Eastern Market in downtown Detroit! The simple brown sugar syrup in…read moretheir latte is so yum a solid 4.5/5! I would come back for a matcha latte or a housemade vanilla bean latte:) This space is very cozy, great for WFH. Strong community vibes that make it welcoming and accepting! I felt super comfortable here and would come back to study and get some work done if I'm in the area.

My friend and I were causing an absolute ruckus in here (not actually, but we were the only ones…read moreyapping so it definitely felt that way) LOL! I entered La Ventana already having heard some great things about the establishment. The space is so beautifully designed, and I especially love how many seating options there are! The menu is a bit limited. I opted to get a matcha, while my friend got his recent go-to, a cold brew with heavy whipping cream and a splash of vanilla syrup. I didn't realize that the drinks came without any sort of sweetener, so I requested a splash of simple syrup after, which the barista kindly did for me! I thought their matcha blend was okay. I got it with oat milk which sometimes changes the flavor, so that could definitely be part of it since I've heard so many good things about it previously. My friend's cold brew was a bit sour, but it still did the job of waking him up and getting us on the go! I could definitely see myself going back here to work and try out some of the basics!

What a nice environment to have a slice of something sweet and delicious. We were greeted upon…read moreentrance and served with a smile. The decor is so cute and there is plenty of street parking. I ordered the fall clouds with blackberry lychee and it was refreshing and colorful. My friend ordered the banana split cake and it was full of banana flavor, if that what you like. Black owned bakery with a vibe, stop on thru!

Soooooo this is a weird one to write. There were a ton of options (gluten and dairy free)…read more.. however the woman helping us may have been confused. We ordered and received an incorrect order- my husband thinking I ordered one thing and I thought he ordered it.. fine whatever, but even the other woman behind the counter had to redress the woman helping us. Idk. It was a weird situation overall. In terms of the cookies, my husband had three of the regular ones and he said 2 and I had the cake and I'd give it 3 for gf df baking. 5 for having options though!!!

I'd been hearing about Alba's breakfast sandwich for awhile and finally got to try it out recently…read more Nate and I arrived around 10 on a Sunday morning and there was a line out the door! It's a small space so plan ahead. We weren't in a rush, but it did take a bit of time to get through the line. I ordered two egg sandwiches and a couple coffees. They had limited seating open inside so we took our stuff to go and sat in the park by Michigan Central Station, which was lovely. The sandwich was delicious, with a custardy egg patty and chopped chives. The whole sandwich was a bit soft in texture so I wish they had the addition of some crispy bacon or something. It was very tasty though! My iced americano was very smooth and bright. I will say that the service was not super friendly, but that could just be a millennial observation. Nothing that would keep me from visiting again. They had an assortment of pastries that looked delicious so I'd try some of those next time.

Alba is a popular spot... at least it was on this Sunday morning!!…read more I found street parking relatively easy. The signage from outside is clear. I have to add that I was welcomed whole heartedly as I walked into Alba. There was a line... and it continued to grow. It also moved fairly quickly. They offer their viral egg soufflé breakfast sandwich and a number of other pastries, coffee, latte, hot chocolate, and more. My breakfast sandwich was fresh and delicious. It was a lot. I got full before I finished. This quaint shop is worth a visit! Have you been? What's your favorite menu item?