My husband and I drove from Lexington to meet our daughter here for Mother's Day--so happy we found…read morethis place!! Everything we ordered was excellent (churro French toast, Florentine eggs Benedict, caramel pecan pancakes and a Big Breakfast. So worth the wait--which I love the system they use to notify you when your table is ready. The service and staff were top notch too!! We will be back

Arrived to Detroit to celebrate my friend's birthday! We were hungry so we looked up places close…read moreto the house and found this place. It was cozy and the food was good! The waffles were fluffy and delicious! The chicken tenders were juicy and tasty. My friend had side order of pancakes and eggs and bacon and raisin toast. Bacon was thick and tasty! Our waitress gave good recommendations. The prices were reasonable and I would go back again.

Very cute and aesthetic sit down restaurant, I love all the lamps in here and the mural on the…read morewall. There is also a nice variety of snacks to eat plus a microphone with some live artists/ singing. I came here for a too good to go order so I did not sit inside but I enjoyed some of the bread and the Dubai chocolate they sold. Definitely a cool spot to come to if you want to try Turkish food!

I do like all of the very colorful lamps in here…read more Mutabbel (baba ghanouj made with yogurt), Hummus, Gavurdag salad, 3 in 1 mix, Tavuk Shish Kebap, 2 Mercimek lentil soup, gozleme with cheese. $106.89 They are out of spinach and cheese one. They are also out of the ezme, it's a hot sauce. The food all comes out quickly. The lentil soup is very watery, not chunky, tomato based broth, wasn't sure there was any lentil in it, it's just okay. Definitely a different taste than I expected. The bread that comes with the lentil soup reminds me of focaccia bread. The bread does get hard quickly. It's good with the hummus and the Mutabbel while it's soft. The salad is completely topped with crushed walnuts, a lot of nuts. It's a sweet salad since, as it has pomegranate seeds throughout, rather sweet and unique. My hubby liked it a lot, it was a tad too sweet for me. The hummus is good, they drizzle the chili oil over it. Mutabbel is really good, still has the Smokey flavor I expect, the yogurt adds good flavor to it. The Turkish orange tasted like an odd Fanta. The chicken kafta is moist, not over grilled, some gristly pieces in mine. It's not too bad. The 3 in 1 mix was decent. The bulgur is flavorful, tomato based flavoring, reminds me of the Spanish rice some. The Gozleme was essentially a quesadilla, cheese was crumbly and a different texture. It was underwhelming for me. I told a staffer the women's bathroom needs some attention. Toilets are a mess, TP everywhere, it was hard to decide which bathroom stall looked less disgusting. A party of 40 people were arriving as we were wrapping up our meal.

This might be one of my new favorite gems! French inspired and so cute. Destinee was our server and…read moreshe was amazing for our first time here. It was also both mine and my bestie's birthday and she's made it extra special with 2 bday beignet desserts. I had the Shrimp and Grits. It was so delicious I cleaned my plate. It's going to difficult cut to get that again. For my beverage, I had the French 77, which I loved. I can't wait to go back!

I am a fan of the other two locations that I've dined at so was happy to visit a location that I…read morehad not been too. This review isn't about the food but the building itself. When you go in, look at the ceiling and there are literally tiles on the verge of falling down. Moreover, you can see the broken drop ceiling pieces that the "new tiles" are attempting to cover on the verge of falling down, particularly over the bar area in the front portion of the restaurant. Seeing the messiness of the customer facing area makes me worried for the kitchen that customers can't see.

We came to Euro as a party of three in an early Saturday afternoon. I had a tea latte and a…read more veggie omelet. If you like rooibos tea you might enjoy the African Autumn tea latte. I enjoyed the veggie omelet . Not crowded, great food and service, quiet relaxed Saturday meal.

A surprisingly good spot hidden in the sea of Troy strip malls!…read moreWe went in here for Sunday brunch and it was hopping! They quoted us 30 minutes for the wait, but a table was available in less than 10 minutes. The servers were definitely hustling on this busy morning. We both selected Benedicts - my wife's was the French Benny (it was on a croiisant) and mine was The Black Sea (smoked salmon. I have no idea how they chose the name). We both thought our selections were quite tasty. We sat inside because it was cool out, but they had a spacious outdoor patio too, which looked nice (if you don't mind the sights and sounds of Rochester Road).

The food here was so good. I can't stop thinking about coming back. The side dishes were…read moreexceptional. The okra and beans complimented the meat perfectly. The people who work there are very patient and kind and it feels like a Detroit hometown restaurant. I can't wait to go back and try some of the things that they were sold out of by the time we got there. (our fault we got there very late at night). The dishes that we had were exceptional... So I can't even imagine how their most popular things are.

Great food and service. This was my first time eating here, and I wouldn't hesitate to go back.read more

We came here for brunch with some coworkers and the food was FAST. Price was decent. Overall the…read morefood was good. For how much Hudson Cafe is talked up, I was underwhelmed. The atmosphere was pleasant.

The avocado toast was just okay. It was more like a basic smashed guacamole and didn't taste very…read morefresh. The fruit on the side was actually really fresh, but for the price I expected the toast itself to be a lot better. Service was a little slow, but our server was really nice so that helped. I came during a lunch rush and was able to get seated right away, which was a plus. Overall, I would probably come back and try something different because the location is nice, but I wasn't a fan of what I ordered this time.

Been meaning to try this place for quite some time, but have not been able to find nearby parking…read more Today I was lucky enough to find convenient parking, so tried it for breakfast. Ambiance: Nice. Casual with a tiniest bit of upscale. Nice buildout. Service: very friendly. Had the feel of a neighborhood place with better trained serves. Food: Very good! Menu has a very wide selection, but not too many items to make your head spin. Everything was properly cooked. They have an interesting lunch and dinner menu too. I will definitely be back, parking permitted.

We were seated immediately on a friday evening and enjoyed the baked goat cheese appetizer. I…read moreordered the chicken parmesan, which was tasty and the portion was huge, so had leftovers to take home. We will definitely return in the future. The reason it doesn't get 5 stars is because we were put at a table in the middle of the room and there were several very loud tables behind us, which detracted some from the experience. The restaurant has some acoustic panels on the ceiling but should consider adding more. I could barely hear my companion across the table from me but could hear literally every word from some loud woman behind me (I recognize that the restaurant can't control the volume of their customers but they can, I believe, do a bit more to reduce this issue). The cocktail menu looked interesting too and the steak and frites looked very tasty. In the future, I think I will just try to request one of the tables along the edge of the room, as I think it may not be quite so loud.

Very nice relaxing place to have coffee great vibes and very helpful when trying new coffee. I love…read morea great coffee spot.ill be back again.

I was recommended this coffee shop by a family member since they know how much I love coffee. They…read moresaid, "the best coffee, I've ever had." A bit of background on my obsession on coffee, I am not an individual that drinks a cup of joe with 500 syrups and 80 cups of milk and say "this is the best coffee EVER!" If it's my first time getting coffee from a coffee shop, I will get a plain black coffee. Therefore, I ordered black iced coffee, which had a good balance in flavors. As for a second coffee, I ordered the Iced Cafe Miel Latte with oat milk. This drink was very good and there was an even ratio between coffee and milk, not too sweet too. Originally, I wanted to grab my coffee and sit inside the coffee shop (from the view outside, the shop looked pretty and modern) but there was no parking spots and the parking lot is beyond small but I did see folks park in the establishment next door and walk over. The drive thru is narrow but the wait time was a bit long and the person at the drive thru didn't seem enthusiastic. Overall, I did enjoy the coffee but I do not see the hype. It basic coffee, nothing that stands out from the rest. I must say the coffee was a bit overpriced, it did not match the quantity. Would I recommend this place to others? I would, only if you're in the area. I wouldn't drive out of my way (20 min) to grab a coffee from this spot.

This cute breakfast/brunch spot hits every time. The Chicken Greek Wrap is phenomenal (yummy…read moremarinated chicken, fancy feta, fresh veggies, homemade dressing), and everything else I've ever ordered here has been fab (blueberry shortcake biscuits, berry bliss pancakes, elevator sandwich). The staff is sweet too. It's a dependable fave.

We recently stopped by The Shine Cafe and had an overall good experience with a few areas that…read morecould use improvement. I ordered the "Double Trouble" -- French toast loaded with cookie dough, Oreos, Nutella, and chocolate sauce. Let me just say... that dish is a train straight to diabetes. In all seriousness, it was absolutely delicious and indulgent, but definitely on the overly sweet side. If you have a serious sweet tooth, this one's for you. My wife went with the Classic Eggs Benedict, and that was excellent -- well-balanced flavors and cooked just right. The breakfast potatoes, however, were a bit bland. They were cooked well texture-wise but could definitely use more seasoning. Service was so-so, though it seemed like they were pretty busy, which likely played a role. The location is great -- conveniently about a mile from Woodside Church, one of the largest churches in Michigan -- so I can imagine it gets especially packed on weekends. One important note: restroom maintenance needs attention. With only a single restroom per gender, cleanliness is critical. My wife noticed the toilet seat wasn't clean, which is something that should be addressed promptly, especially in a high-traffic establishment. Overall, the food quality was strong, particularly the main dishes, and we'd likely return -- but there are definitely a few operational details that could elevate the experience.

Stumbled upon this cozy little spot while doing an install job close by. From start to finish it's…read morea top notch place with great service, food and the prices are very reasonable for what you get. This restaurant 100% gives me vibes of one of the many establishments in Puerto Vallarta that are world renowned for its restaurants and service. If you're in the area, go you won't be disappointed.

The Breakfast Club is definitely a Saturday breakfast hot spot! They are located on the corner of…read moreJohn R Rd & E. La Salle Ave. There was a revolving door of delivery pickups by Door Dashers, Uber Eats, etc. There is a long bench across from the kitchen for waiting for orders or to be seated for dining in. Note: Your entire party must be present before being seated. The restaurant is small, however, was filled to capacity. The service was excellent! A seasoned black male employee (I'm sorry I can't remember his name) was so helpful and charming in sharing some of the history of the restaurant with us. He made sure we saw their framed 2024 Award Winner Finalist for Best Breakfast by Click on Detroit - Channel 4. I had the jumbo cinnamon roll, french toast and fresh fruit. My dear girlfriend had the lobster benedict with the potatoes, tomato slices and cornbread. It was a great breakfast option because she doesn't eat meat. We both left here so full. We experienced why they won the award for Best Breakfast!