Lovely coffee shop with three (3) seating areas: (1) seating inside the converted church, (2)…read morecovered patio/deck seating, and (3) picnic tables on the lawn/grounds. I had the turkey melt which was spectacular and available in record time! And they were busy! So tasty with kale, tomato, red onion, cheese, and a tangy sauce that kicked it into the "special" sandwich category as in I would make a special trip for it, even from the far east side! The dill pasta salad was delish as well. It's worth the drive to check out this gem on Rosa Parks in the Boston-Edison district, and not far from the Clairmount exit off the Lodge/10.

In Detroit for business and a Realtor recommended we meet here…read more What a great vibe! The place is in an old church with beautiful architecture and settings. The coffee we ordered was delicious, the place clean and safe. Service was exceptional. In an up and coming area of Detroit, it was a delight to go here!

Great service! What a great place! This corner coffee spot is inviting from the inside out. The…read moreoutdoor murals and seating is eye-catching and eclectic. When you walk in, there are warm hues- African-inspired art, good music, books, and great seating. My caramel latte with coconut milk is delicious. I also ordered a mini sweet potato pie. There are many pastry options and it smells wonderful inside.

Quick, kind service with aromatic coffee. It smells so good in here! My coffee was made perfectly…read moreand their cheese danishes are extra flaky with some light syrup glaze on top. Added that extra but still subtle sweetness. Cute aesthetic with decent amount of indoor and outdoor seating. Outdoor seating is so unique with benches in circular booths. Great for groups. Street parking is plenty and it's not metered, which is a plus. Definitely would come back!

The Mug is a hidden gem. It's a cozy coffee shop that also offers delicious pastries. Don't sleep…read moreon their delicious treats and great customer service.

I stopped by briefly to buy a drink since I was in the area for work and my coworker needed to use…read morethe bathroom. They utilize the space well for how small it is. It looked like there was art from local artists there and some plants that made it feel nice and cozy. The sign said the pastries are made fresh daily. I got a chai latte there and it was pretty good. It was nice that the barista asked me how I wanted my drink (more sweet or spicy). They also had an out door area to sit as well. It seems like a great local cafe that's outside of downtown Detroit.

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.

I am a lover of all things local and small business so I've been visiting various coffee spots…read more Sepia is right on the blvd with street parking out front. The staff and owner were so welcoming upon entering. Pricing is listed on a board that is visible for all. They offer bagged coffee that is sourced with a great story (check the website). You can also find books, tools of the trade, and books. I visited during a cake walk that had local bakers in Sepia Coffee selling cake. The space gives family vibes and the taste is so amazing. Like the best espresso I've had in a decade! It packs a powerful flavor that stands out in a hot or iced latte, both of which I've had. I have not ventured into a straight espresso shot or cortado as of yet. It's worth a visit or purchase some online for shipping.

I came here randomly and I loved it here…read more The place is very small so that was sad, but they said they were maybe getting space from the bar/restaurant behind them. The baristas were so funny, so kind, very helpful! I felt like I was their friend haha! The coffee was good! They make their syrups in house which is always a good sign! Their machine was good! I liked it & if they had seating inside I'd be back before winter is over.

So happy that I made it to Milwaukee Caffe over the holidays. It is still one of my favorite…read morestandup coffee shops. Their brown butter sage latte this winter is a winner. It is rich and smooth, and not too sweet. They still offer a selection of pastries, though it has changed with the owners. They are high quality. I tried the orange cranberry loaf, and was very good. They also have breakfast burritos available sometimes, but it seems like they go fast. I was thrilled that they now offer a yogurt parfait, as I was longing for something like that all the years that this was a daily stop. So yes, the ownership has changed, they have also opened up the cafe seating behind the counter area, and there is still great coffee, good treats, solid service from excellent people, and a great entry to this neighborhood near Detroit's north end.

Came before work on a Friday, greeted when I came in, and my order was promptly taken. I ordered…read morethe biscoff cookie latte and a Woodward bagel sandwich. I was given an 8 min wait time. Open "kitchen" space which is really just the staff heating things in the microwave, toasting the bagel and scooping things out of the tubs. It's bigger than it looks from the outside with a couple different sitting areas spread around. Space to borrow a book, game or puzzle; a larger area for meetings or for a study group and a few seats at the counter by the window. It's pretty dark in the main area so if you have "old" eyes like me, you'll probably have better luck in the bigger space. If you're looking for a quick cuppa, this isn't the spot. Drinks are made to order so it takes a min and I'm not sure if the staff (for food prep) is fully trained and/or just REALLY new because that area seemed like it was struggling. Not an issue, just be prepared if you're in a hurry.

I've always enjoyed going there. However, the service while good, is always a bit slow. So I…read moresometimes just get a carry out.

This is one of my favorite coffee spots. This is a great coffee shop reminiscent of the low key…read moreplaces that offered friendly faces and excellent brews. They have an excellent choice of options for added coffee flavors. The atmosphere is very chill and I love the care that they put into each drink that they craft.

A coffee cafe I like to stop at from time to time. It's a little pricey for me, so I go when I want…read moreto treat myself. The crafting of the drinks is an experience. The baristas do everything by hand for the most part. I really like their chai but make it dirty! They also sell books, coffee, teas, cards and other unique items you wouldn't see at a traditional coffee shop. Extra points because Stella Black Owned.

Solid coffee shop and work space. fair prices and a great window out to Woodward. If you have a…read moretime or a need to slow down and socialize with a friend or get a little work done, Red hook is a solid choice.

I ordered the golden latte and are a galette and both were great! Probably one of the most…read moreflavorful lattes, and the atmosphere of the place is great if you want to relax and enjoy a view!

This is a really cute spot, I love stopping in for a drink day or night! The café items are decent,…read morebut it's truly the atmosphere and location that makes this place so fun. It is lovely to just be walking around and step in. I went to vinyl wednesday for the first time and that was a lot of fun! The drinks were all so festive and thoughtful. I really enjoyed my spiced punch.

Incredible ambiance at night- a true cultural experience. From the entryway on, you feel…read moretransported to Europe, or somewhere dreamy, intimate, and safe. Cozy, well thought out decor and seating. The service was fabulous. My one complaint is that they were completely out of baked goods and desserts when we came in for a coffee after dinner! Also, cortados could be paired with the customary cup of soda water for a more serious coffee experience. A few small tweaks and this place is over the moon. Oh! Another epic part of the experience is the live music we were privy to Sunday night. When the gentlemen weren't playing, we were treated to some really nice jazz through the speakers.

Great bar with awesome events and a fun vibe, but the bathroom situation seriously needs…read moreimprovement. Also, having only two bartenders for 250+ people is not enough -- service was extremely slow. With crowds this size, more staff and better restroom accommodations are needed. Someone also stole my credit card and watch here.

I have been coming here for years. I will always choose going to Marble over any other spot. From…read moreALL of their security always making sure I'm safe and others are safe, to the friendliest and most attentive bartenders, you can't beat it. The parking lot is right across the street for free. It's a more relaxed crowd which I especially love (30s usually instead of sometimes potentially "creepy/inappropriate" young 20s you may run into at other venues). I tell everybody to come here. I've never once had an issue or complaint. The sound system is superior to any and all other venues. There's a patio with plenty of seating if you need a spot to chill. Come to Marble! You will fall in love!