First Yemeni coffee house in Windsor! Went to original location in South Windsor (they now have a…read morebranch in Lasalle) Cozy interior with a middle eastern motif. Have all the specialty Yemeni coffee and tea along with the standard coffee and espresso based drinks. There are Yemini desserts as well. Try the milk cake!!!! Very long hours! They close at 11 pm nightly!!!

What a unique ethnic coffee shop with an amazing offer of the drinks and sweets. Drinks are…read moreexquisite, service is wonderful and ambiance is lovely! I recommend!

Criminally underrated, it should be a fixture of the area. I get their vegan wrap every time and…read moreit's delicious, they also make a great cappuccino.

Had a great quick sandwich and look forward to trying out there coffee and pressed juice (bottled)…read more The sandwich had turkey and avocado and was like the best sandwich you can make home between two slices of bread with good ingredients, but with a delicious dressing and panini'd. Really beautiful outdoor space wasn't expecting this at all. Thanks for Google for bringing me here and now I add to Yelp! Would be a great place for an event

This is the Coffee shop vibe you are looking for. I was able to come in and log into work as I ate…read moreand it was very chill. So there is street parking so keep that in mind. It is in front of a building that has a lot of other storefronts...but if you park anywhere on that block of Michigan Ave you will be within walking distance. They thrive in coffee and pastries but they do have a really good egg sandwich as well. They are super nice and friendly and will walk your food to your table. It's not a large shop so it may be crowded depending on what time you go. There is a countertop that seats 4, a long table ther seats about 10, and a few 2 top tables. If you have a large group this may not be for you. Alba egg sandie - this was an excellent sandwich. I wish it had sausage or bacon on it but regardless it's great. It's light and fluffy as well as airy and savory. It comes with the aioli/chive and this is what sets it off. But the egg is thick and the perfect size to boot.

Loveeee a quaint coffee shop! This place was super warm upon entry with a nice greeting from staff!…read moreThere was lots of different art displayed which made the place feel more inviting. A great selection of coffee and pastries! Food options as well. When I'm back in Detroit I will be coming back here! Drink: -Black Sesame Carmel Latte with oat milk. This is my favorite latte and I was so excited when I saw it on their menu!! The BEST one i've had thus far!!!

Coffee for grown ups served by charming intelligent people who demonstrate a passion and pride in…read moretheir excellent product. This particular location, just off Parker's alley, exudes a true city vibe with indoor standing tables and outdoor seating. They carry a bevy of interesting single origin coffee beans for purchase that explore the depths well beyond the usual and support small batch farm cooperatives. For coffee enthusiasts...Madcap is not to be missed.

The prices here are on the higher end, with a vanilla latte being $7. Their seasonal drinks looked…read moreDELICIOUS, and I wanted to try their coffee, but I was avoiding caffeine so went with the herbal marshmallow tea instead. I really appreciate that the self-serve station had both half&half and oat milk, as well as a sweetener option. There is extremely minimal seating, just a few standing tables and stools at a skinny window bar. The vibe is definitely a grab-and-go place, although there were one or two people working. There are several benches outside and, being in the heart of downtown Detroit, there are so many other great places to check out nearby.

This is so cozy. Set up perfectly for meeting friends or professional encounters…read more I love the tables and window counter. Lots of outlets for laptops. The hours are greaet too. I come here regularly to work and always am serviced with big smiles. They love their cafe and customers - and take pride in it.

What a cute and relaxing space! Nice addition to the area. I had the Butter Cookie Latte and the…read moreBiscoff Cheesecake. She brought my order to me. Love the wood tray. What a nice and classy touch! She could've removed the paper from the cheesecake to make it look a bit more presentable. They were both very tasty and hit the spot. Will be back to try out their sandwiches.

Had the honey roasted peanut latte (hot)...was skeptical but when I tried it, mannnn it might've…read morebeen the best coffee I've ever had!

I was early for meetings and spotted Roasting Plant. This is easy. It's a small coffee shop and…read morethey have low top and high top tables. Lets chill here for a while. My cortado was okay. Super hot so it took a bit to cool, but then a strong roast. While the laws of thermodynamics were underway, I was able to watch the flow of customers, observe the "Javabot" that sadly no one used this morning and watch the Detroit traffic circling around Campus Martius. Other than I was not able to get their wifi to work (Detroit has a free wifi as well), it was a good resting spot with quiet background music and it never did get any other sit down customers while I dawdled. [Review 877 of 2025 - 437 in Michigan - 24434 overall]

Lucky Detroit is probably my favorite coffee shop in the city! The worker is always so kind & down…read moreto answer my questions. The coffee is always on point! I got a brown sugar latte and drank it upppp! My friend got the pistachio & loved it. I love it there!! There's always enough seating which is so rare in a city. I love this place & always recommend it!!!

This is one of my favorite cafes and I make excuses to go when I'm driving through Corktown or even…read moreout to breakfast/brunch/lunch/dinner in Michigan Ave. They have delicious lattes, make their own syrups in house I'm pretty sure, and the staff is super lovely. Plus it's combined with a barber shop and it feels like a community space so I love that vibe. The chai latte was so good that even my picky Grandma asked me to put the name Lucky Detroit in her phone for when they came back to Corktown next so she could get another one. I wish I had a picture but I haven't been since last month I think but either way - Recommend!

Love this cafe! I haven't tried them in years since moving away, but had to stop in during a recent…read morevisit home. They have since changed owners since I last visited, and had the opportunity to meet the new owners daughter who was working on bar that day. She is so friendly and makes a great macchiato! I used to be a barista for a few years and have since become an at home espresso enthusiast. This cafe produces delicious, quality espresso made with care. Quiet, clean, and cozy. Great study spot or catch up with friends. Can't wait to return next time I'm in town!

Do not get beans here. Do not let them grind them. I like to support local shops when I am…read moretraveling and I have my own espresso maker. I asked for espresso grind. When I opened the bag I could tell right away it was too fine. I attempted to pull a shot, but got nothing. It was most definitely Turkish grind. Since I could do nothing with the bag, I went back to explain this was ground too fine. The same individual was there and reacted with condensation, saying this is indeed espresso grind, which is basically Turkish, and he doesn't know what kind of maker I have so he cannot dial it in. I said I have never had this problem in the years I have done this at other shops. He acted like he could do nothing for me, so when I pressed that I can do nothing with these beans I spent money on, he got on the phone. At one point I heard him say, "Yes, I tried to explain that to her." As if I didn't know what I was talking about. I was finally given the option to get a bag of beans without having them ground, which is all I really wanted. I can grind the beans in my own grinder at home. I went down the street and bought a bag of beans there. I asked for espresso grind and mentioned that the last place gave me Turkish. She had to look up the appropriate setting, but she got it perfect. When I got home and opened the bag of beans from Black Iron, the beans were oily and smelled burnt. My coffee tasted that way, too. I was rather shocked because the latter I had ordered with my purchase was not bad. I had to use them up slowly by masking the bad taste with my go-to beans.