I visited Dellah after picking up my sister at the airport. We were looking for a new place to eat…read morebreakfast and get coffee this place definitely hit the mark! Everything we ordered was delicious. Also, the portions were huge! I love the coffee flavors and both dishes that we ordered! Overall, an excellent experience!

I came here with our team. There was 10 of us in our party…read more Not sure whose idea among the Dellah staff thought it was a good idea to squeeze so many guys and me at two small tables by the door. This was an awful table to be at in here. We hardly had elbow room or table space, especially after the giant platter sized bread was out with all of the breakfast/ brunch items for half of the table. I ordered the Fazolia. Everyone else got omelets, burgers or wrap items. Yes, a couple of team members weren't keen on ordering Fasolia with scrambled eggs, large Greek salad, 2 lahm sighar (one with potato and one quit eggs), 2 smashed burger, Yemeni scrambled eggs, chicken fajita, Greek skillet, southwest skillet, chicken wrap, coffee, tea without milk, Turkish coffee, mint lemonade refresher. Every team member said their food was good. The scrambled eggs are a tad runny and looked a bit puréed. The fasolia has good flavor and even better with some heat. It came out piping hot. Without the added eggs, this dish would be woefully lacking in substance for me. I would likely still be left hungry with the beans alone, since I don't eat the bread, generally. I tried the bread to give it a go, it's good. The Greek salad is nicely plated or bowled rather. The ingredients are in separate piles and looks like a pinwheel. The red onions were crudely cut. The tomatoes looked wrinkled and not so appealing. The Greek salad was underwhelming for me. The tea doesn't taste good, definitely need some honey, sugar or the milk here, although I favor nothing in my tea.

This place is definitely worth a visit if you are ever in the Detroit area. First things first,…read morethey do not take reservations and they are always on a wait, that should tell you that they are good. We arrived in the middle of a snowstorm on a weekday. It was a Friday though around 11am and, predictably, they had a wait. We had to wait about 30 minutes for a table. It was totally worth the wait. Their ambiance is cute- the hallway is clean, they have bench seating and they put you on the list to get a text, so you could sit in the car if you really wanted to; we did not. They could use a foyer though. It was 22 degrees and snowing so every time the door opened we were instantly freezing. The menu is massive so if you're trying this for the first time and you're from out of town, honey bring as many friends as you can so that you guys can order everything!! Theeeee must have that I tried were the smoked wings. I have never had wings that were smoked and then fried baby they were crispy. They were seasoned to the bone and were delicious. I almost ate them all and had no room for anything else. We also did the berry pancakes which could feed 3-5 people alone; second of all, they're not overly sweet, which is why I did berries and not the peaches or anything like that; and, third of all, the pancakes are the size of your face, but they are fluffy and melt in your mouth! These were easily top two pancakes I've had in my life. We also tried the shrimp and grits, also a 10/10. A generous portion of shrimp, not overcooked and the sauce was bomb. They do put bacon on it if you're not a bacon eater pay attention. I tasted around it anyways but yes, we also tried a vegetarian omelette with home fries. This was just a 7/10 but probably because we only ever tasted it reheated because we were too full to touch it. It was 3 entrees and an appetizer and was definitely enough food to feed a family of seven. This is a must visit place, so if you are in the area and have never been: make time!!!! And take some friends. Each plate is a day's worth of calories!

I took a group of seniors here on a day trip and everyone lived it. The menu was unique the food…read morewas great with huge portions and the service was really good. I usually don't like to bring a group somewhere that doesn't take reservations but I took a chance on this place and happy I did. I ordered the berry pancakes and they were amazing. I don't like things to be too sweet first thing in am so I ordered without the cream cheese frosting and just added syrup which was perfect amount of sweetness. The portion was so huge I could only eat 1/4 of it. Everything else that was ordered around the table looked amazing and also had very generous portions.

I went here after a long time, and the first time since they switched ownership. The restaurant…read morevibe it still the same (which I love) and the staff were very friendly. The food was great but didn't have a phenomenal taste for the price point it's at. I ordered the Makanek Sausage Hash and a hot matcha latte. The matcha latte was great and had the right ratio of milk to matcha (also wasn't too sweet). The hash was delicious and the presentation was incredible but unfortunately, it was over spiced for my liking. I could taste freshly crushed black pepper in every bite and it over powered the other flavors of the dish. At a higher price point, I'd expect the dish to have a better combo of flavors. Definitely still recommend this spot but it's not the same as I remember it!

First Impressions. Beautifully designed and executed to evoke such plushness…read more Hospitality. Very accommodating, welcoming, and friendly. Products. YUM. All my colleagues enjoyed their dishes. Pics say more. Very filling and interesting flavors and textures. The Matcha was most memorable. Ambiance. Upbeat, lively, and where to be seen. Of Note and Last Impressions. Loo stocked, clean, and stunning. Street and paid lot parking. Overall, highly recommend. I can see why it was reviewed fairly highly.

I am trying to be a regular at this place. The dining area is clean and comfortable. I tend to sit…read moreat the bar often times I will go here to eat breakfast or lunch and finish reading for school. I highly recommend sitting at the bar, the woman who provides service at the bar is very friendly and does a great job with customer service. The food is pretty standard breakfast and lunch fare. I recommend this place for breakfast and for lunch of course.

Small spot with Friendly staff and quick hot food! We've…read morevisited here two or three times and they have never disappointed. Our most recent visit we enjoyed our lunch with some great cocktails, Pomegranate mimosa and a Bloody MARIA( tequila). I ordered a corn-beef hash and hubby had the glass onion omelette.

Loved everything about this place. Dropped in around 11, great service from Drea at the bar. Didn't…read moreeat but loved the atmosphere and the service. Watched the food being prepared could tell it was great lol

Went to Dime Store for breakfast and was very happy my first meal in Detroit was soo so good. We…read morehad the Duck Bop Hash and the Corn beef Hash. They were so good. If you know me for real you know that I hardly ever eat all my food. I ate the whole thing with the exception of the English muffin. It was absolutely delicious. My server Nicki was really nice and friendly she told me the Duck was the most popular so I went with that. The caramel chai latte was also very good not too sweet. 10/10 recommend.

all day Iraqi breakfast! flavorful…read more. reasonable price.. beautiful decor.. very authentic and soulful..

Food was decent. The…read morestaff was kind, but the service was very poor. When we arrived, there was no host available to seat us, so we ended up seating ourselves. It took roughly 15 minutes before anyone took our order, and over 45 minutes after that for our food to arrive. We ordered simple breakfast/brunch items, nothing complex. Throughout the visit, no one checked on us, and even requesting the check took an unusually long time. I came specifically to support an Iraqi-owned business and enjoy Iraqi food, which made this experience especially disappointing. The space itself felt sticky and had a slight odor, which detracted from the otherwise well-designed interior. These issues are fixable with more attentive service, regular check-ins with guests, and better upkeep of the space (for example, more frequent wipe-downs and subtle scent control). I still tipped the staff 20%, but overall this experience was disappointing. A lot of effort has clearly gone into the decor and live music, and that same level of care should be extended to service and operations.

Friendly staff. Great Greek omelette. My wife got the avocado toast and it was amazing! Great…read moreportions too

I really enjoyed this small nook of a breakfast spot! Really good food, great prices, friendly…read morestaff. Came with a group of 6 and was able to to be seated fairly quickly. Food came faster than expected with nice sized portions. Their menu can satisfy any craving you may have: breakfast, lunch, whether something heavy or light. My sister and I ordered the Banana Foster French Toast and Corn Beef Hash to share. Very solid choices. I also got the Cappuccino to test their barista skills and it was pretty darn good! 10/10 recommend.

I stopped by for brunch as I was craving their Syrian-style falafel. They're doughnut shaped for…read moremaximal crispy surface area! The place was bustling and I managed to snag one of the last open tables. Fatteh with meat- For the uninitiated, this is akin to a parfait of pure deliciousness. It's a dish constructed in layers, with fried khubz (fried pita chips), meat, toasted nuts, pomagranate ariels, yoghurt, whole tender chickpeas, and hummus. This time, the pita chips were sogy and not crunchy even though we dug in immediately. Otherwise, this dish was flawless. The large size is huge and enough for four people to share. 6 Falafel- They come drizzled with tahini and a touch of spice. They are tender and moist inside, and the outside is fried so that somehow it's maximally crispy without lacerating the inside of your mouth. It's flavorful enough to eat by itself, or dipped in the sauce it comes with or any of the other dips you order. Hummus- This is smooth and topped with whole, tender chickpeas nested in the middle, and a sprinkle of dried herbs. There's not a lot of olive oil that comes with the dish, but there's olive oil provided at the table to help with adjusting the consistency if you desire. This was the perfect consistency and delicious overall. If this was the only hummus available to me for the rest of my life, I would be happy. The bread is commercial pita bread wrapped in a basket at the table, and they give you the usual assortment of vegetables (sliced tomato, onion, pickles, etc) on a plate as well to enjoy with your meal.

We saw Shamiat Restaurant while driving on Greenfield one day and thought it looked very…read moreinteresting after seeing the photos of the Syrian style donut-like falafels. It's been a couple of months since then, but we finally decided to visit recently for breakfast. Unlike the Lebanese breakfasts places around Dearborn, this restaurant was pretty empty with only two other tables with patrons. Falafel, 1/2 Doz ($5.99) - The quality is evident in these falafels and you can tell they are made to order. They have a very delicate crisp on the exterior throughout and the interior is more mashed and fine as compared to a typical falafel. It seems like it's purely chickpea, without the addition of herbs. It comes drizzled with tahini and comes with a nice lemony yogurt sauce on the side. The mix of chickpeas and spices is phenomenal - these are some of the best falafels I've had. Spicy Potatoes ($6.99) - A good size portion of pan fried potatoes mixed with cilantro and a small amount of pepper flakes. I wouldn't really call these spicy - there's barely any pepper in it at all. The potatoes are fluffy and come with a yogurt dipping sauce on the side. Fatteh w/ Meat, Large ($16.99) - I'm no expert on the difference between Lebanese and Syrian food, but from what I can tell, this Syrian-style fatteh has pomegranate arils mixed in and is quite a bit less liquidy. This allows the pita chips on the bottom to still retain a nice crunch, unlike how soggy the chips are in the Lebanese fatteh I've had. The dish had a very nice mix of yogurt, giving and tangy taste, and hummus and chickpeas. Then it's topped with a mixture of lamb and beef (it has a bit of a gaminess to it) and toasted cashews. I think this is the best fatteh I've had so far. We actually also ordered a medium hummus as well but they forgot to bring it out. To be honest, though, when we saw the size of the fatteh, we were glad they forgot the hummus! It's huge - between the two of us, we only finished maybe 1/4 of it. On the side, they give you a plate of fresh mint, pickles, onion, and tomato to use as garnish. We also got 4 whole pitas to eat everything with. I would definitely come eat at Shamiat again - in fact, I'd probably rather go here than to AlTayeb, because of the fact that Shamiat is just a whole lot less crowded and is equally delicious. I highly recommend trying out Shamiat if you're in the area.

Came to this establishment with friends for breakfast. I had the country fried steak, two eggs,…read morehash browns. I substituted the toast for a single order of biscuits and gravy. Everything was cooked to perfection and the flavor and texture was on spot for everything including the biscuit and gravy! You want a good breakfast come to Leon's!

Just had the best free Thanksgiving dinner at Leon's. Ample plate of real mashed potatoes, gravy,…read moreturkey and Green beans. Bread/butter. Pumpkin pie. Coffee, water and cola. Fast service and many volunteers serving and seating folks. Volunteers clearing tables for next guests. All volunteers so friendly and well organized. We met new people at our table. What an uplifting and celebrating experience. We frequent Leon's almost every Sunday after Mass. First time for Thanksgiving dinner. Thank you to all Leon participants who gave their time and energy for such a memorable celebration. We are blessed with your generosity.

I had a delicious early dinner here yesterday before visiting my mom who is in the hospital up the…read moreroad. The food was delicious! Sarah walked me through the menu and showed me some of the more popular items and how to eat them. The food! I ordered the Fatteh with meat and the spicy potatoes. It was just me and this was a lot of food. There was pita and assorted pickled veggies served as well. Every bite was like a flavor bomb. So good, so delicious. I loved the seasoning, spices, and texture. I would order these items again but next time I will have to try some new things. So many things to choose from. Service was great. Sarah was helpful since it was my first time here. She encouraged me to try some of their more popular items but also explained other options on the menu for now or next time. There is a good amount of seating. And everything was clean. As far as location goes, it's in a great spot right on Inkster Rd. Whether you're in the neighborhood, driving through, or coming from the hospital, this is an easy spot to get to with easy parking out front. Al Tayeb gives you a great taste of Lebanese food and flavors right in your backyard. I will come here again and bring friends.

Amazing breakfast spot--dare I say the best in Metro Detroit! The food is always fresh, portions…read moreare generous, prices are fair, and the service is consistently friendly. This place absolutely deserves its 5-star Yelp rating. The vegetables they bring at the start of every meal are always crisp and fresh, which sets the tone right away. Al Tayeb is the original Lebanese breakfast spot in the area, and it's no surprise others have followed after seeing their success. Keep it up, Al Tayeb!