Great food, a little on pricy side . Has late hours , which I appreciate . Neighborhood a little on…read moresketchy side at night , but safe

They used to be really good but lately not so much! The sandwich is small even when you at extra…read moreounces of meat it's like they don't care because once you leave with the sandwich they not gonna fix it!

Yelpers don't lie, this is a five star place. Top notch friendly service, and good food. The…read moreshredded lettuce and the pickle sandwiches go perfectly together. And you will be greeted and treated well every time you show up. And offered a shot of pickle juice. There's other different items like kool-aid pickles as well... haven't tried that yet but I will. Definitely a niche spot but absolutely something you need to try at least once.

I stopped by What's The Dill for the first time during 313 weekend bar and restaurant crawl. It's a…read moresmall carry out space and I was greeted as soon as I walked in. I loved the customer service. Menu was a nice variety of bread-less options. I went with the namesake sandwich What The Dill that included corned beef and turkey. It didn't disappoint. The pickle tasted fresh and it wasn't too tangy or sweet. It complimented the meat, cheese, veggies and flavors with a nice crunch. I should have ordered more than one sandwich because I liked it so much. I thought it was cool that the included gloves with the sandwich. Parking was available around the building and on an adjacent street. Order was made fresh and there wasn't a long wait. I plan to go back and try some other menu options.

First time customer today (Tuesday 08/25/2026). Ordered the XL two meat/two cheese sandwich…read more Overall good taste but they missed some key details with my order, which would have made it great and more enjoyable overall. Asked for corned beef AND pastrami ...on Rye bread.... with double Swiss cheese, no American cheese; with Russian Dressing in the side and a pickle spear. What I received was ....Corned Beef only...**No Pastrami, with American Cheese , rather than Swiss Cheese. The taste of the corned beef WITHOUT** the American Cheese on it was ....good and the meat was very tender....the meat looked shaved rather than sliced, so it was not at all tough. Very moist. It's true, you almost don't need teeth to chew it, and I had a back tooth extraction six days ago and it was not at all a struggle to chew, which I sincerely appreciate. The taste of the corned beef however, WITH* the American Cheese on it ....tasted way too salty for me & had an unpleasant, after-taste. I always get Swiss Cheese on my Corned Beef sandwiches I also ordered a piece of Strawberry Cheesecake and some Peach Cobbler. The cheesecake was barely sweet, It tastes much like a "sugar free" peach cobbler...or, a "no sugar added", type of bland flavor. I prefer a sweeter tasting strawberry cheesecake, which is more strawberry forward. But the portion size was huge for $5.49. It was a generous, thick slice and looked amazing. I have l not tried the peach cobbler. They do offer a nice variety of other eye-catching desserts, such as, German Chocolate Cake, Oreo Cake, Carmel Cake, Strawberry Cream Cake , Blueberry Cream Cake, Banana Pudding, Cherry Cheesecake, Blueberry Cheesecake, Strawberry Cheesecake, and several different color Iced Pound Cakes. Overall, the taste was good (better w/t **American Cheese), and I do wish my order had been prepared correctly as I would truly have enjoyed it more. I did pay $24.99 for the extra large two-meat/two-cheese sandwich, but asked for corned beef AND pastrami; they gave me all corned beef. It truly is about ensuring the details of a persons order are accurately addressed & completed, which gives a customer an award-winning, unmatched experience....rather than one that is just ok (or, "good but"....). The customer service was Excellent! Which is also why (in part), I gave it a four and not a three out of five. If the details of my order were met it would have been a five for sure.

I am a regular at D-Motown Deli, and I always look forward to being served by the young woman at…read morethe counter. She is consistently delightful, professional, and brightens up my day every single time I visit.During my recent visit, I witnessed her display an unbelievable amount of patience and grace under extreme pressure. The couple ahead of me was incredibly difficult. Despite a large menu board with clear prices, they ordered a massive amount of food and ended up $15 short.Even though a line of customers was forming behind them, this young lady remained completely calm. She kindly tried to offer them less expensive alternatives to fit their budget. Instead of cooperating, the couple demanded that the deli feed them anyway and essentially subsidize their meal. After forcing the kitchen to start preparing three different meals, they completely canceled the entire order and walked out.It is absolutely shameful that this couple left a bad review for an experience caused entirely by their own bad behavior and inability to pay. The "customer is always right" rule does not apply when you cannot afford the food you order and abuse the staff.Thank you, D-Motown Deli, for employing such stellar, resilient staff, and for consistently serving up the best corned beef sandwich in Michigan!

Have not been there for a few years, but the Countermans Treat and fries were always fantastic,…read more I went there dozens of times when it was in walking distance, now I would have to take a bus which only comes every 70 minutes, mass transit is horrible in the Detroit area, that is why it is called Motown.

Small amount of meat and cheese over price 17 bucks for one sandwich no drink or fires not worth it…read moreget a 6 dollar biggie bag from McDonald's way more food you will feel better

This location is closest to where I work, and even though I've eaten here before, I've never been…read morethe one to come in and grab it. Today was my turn and I didn't realize just how close it was to our office. This is located in an automotive area, attached to some kind of car shop. There's plenty of signage (see my photos) but I imagine if you didn't know it was there, you might just drive by it. Coming inside everything is behind bullet proof glass. you pay the girl through the window, and when your order's complete, she puts it on the turn table and that's how you get it. I will say the girl who helped me was really nice and friendly, which is a pleasant surprise on this side of town. Granted, it's not the prettiest part of Detroit, but hey, pleasant service makes a difference. The girl made our orders quickly, and everything was correct and as ordered. The parking lot's a bit tight here, so be careful coming in and out. Also, being that I've been to a few tabby's since being back, to be honest, this is the tastiest location by far. It's consistently good, and made how I remember Tubby's from back in the day. Place also states cash only and EBT cards, so come with money in hand.

Good smelling ambiance....Good food, great customer service..... the best , fresh fries ......sub…read moreI ever had from tubby's.

My Fiancee and I have passed this place so many times. We just haven't had the time to stop…read more One day we left the Tiger's game and still had some time before they closed. I ordered a cajun chicken bayou and she had a meat lover. We took our pics a bit late, as you can tell. But both were amazing. All of the ladies in the shop were super friendly, happy, and great to chit chat with. It was a very small little shop but it was packed. We will have to drop back in and get something else!

First time here I guess I was a bit confused about what I was ordering. Thought I was getting a…read morebaked potato. Got a bowl with Philly cheesesteak toppings with noodles. I guess I need to read more closely, but the food was good. Next time. I'll make sure I get a potato. The prices are reasonable. The service was great though and fast.

Went here this afternoon for a sub, and boy were we disappointed. We ordered the Factory Club and…read morethe Turkey foot longs. The Factory Club contains turkey, roast beef, and ham. The turkey is of very poor quality, looks like gel and you can almost see through it. For the Turkey sub they only put one single layer of meat, that's very cheap. They ask you what veggies you want like Subway does. The white bun was very dry but the garlic/herb/cheese bun was better. Prices of foot long subs range from $6 to $9 and not worth what you get at all. We won't be back.

Eh. Had flies and fruit flies hanging out on the veggies because they weren't covered. I was tired…read moreso I ordered things that were covered. The sandwich is very meh. I have to agree about the meat quality being lackluster. Kind of a bummer. The bread was decent.

So, thinking about all of the places I have yelped about, this one is likely the oldest established…read moreplace. I have had these sandwiches all of my life. I stopped in last night for a "Slurp" (corned beef, Swiss, and Cole slaw on an onion roll with Russian dressing). I also ordered onion rings and Kool-Aid. All yummy. The battered onion rings were crisp. I envisioned the "Kool-Aid Man" as I sipped, just like I did as a child. The sandwiches are consistently good and are the same as I remember from childhood. I'm happy that the area has been refreshed. The deli has a new modern build out, so pay no mind to the "hole in the wall" reviews. It's certainly not that. Check out my pics. There are a variety of deli sandwiches, snacks, chips, desserts, and drinks available. Prices are far more reasonable than other nearby delis. The walk-in carry-out is on a corner. There is plenty of street parking. The cashier shared with me that the location has been deemed "historic." I love that for the deli's original owner and the community.

A staple food item in Detroit is a deli style Corn Beef Sandwich hands down. During my last several…read morevisits to Detroit, I've been on the hunt to find the best corn beef as many places have degraded in quality as of late. One initial indicator of a good corn beef is the meat to bread ratio. Real Detroit corn beef sandwich's are stacked with meat. Stacked with enough meat that you could pull meat out and make another sandwich. This is where Deli Plaza fell completely flat. There was more bread than meat. The corn beef had no flavor, the Cole slaw and Russian dressing wasn't very prominent either. I tasted more bread than anything else, to the point that I was spitting out bread. On this this journey to locate the best corn beef in Detroit, this was by far the worst one yet.