Longstanding deli in the Eastern Market - super close to the new Robocop statue! Came for a late…read morelunch on Saturday which is a market day. Busy but seated at the counter promptly. Had a Reuben sandwich - 1/2 pound for $12.99. If you want a pound it's only $17.99 The corned beef wasn't too bad - little bit more thinly sliced than I would like. The thousand islands dressing was on the side! Friendly and prompt service. May come again to try their chicken Cesar wrap. Supposed to be the best!

These are the pro's…read more Franks is a deli inside a small market. There is parking. If it's full, just do a trip around the block and a spot will likely be open by the time you get back. It's poppin at lunch time with people going in and out to pick up lunch. I'm one of those people, I'm in and out for lunch takeout. Ive tried the wraps, including the chicken Caesar. It's got crunchy goodness on the outside. I've had their half sandwich and soup with a blt and ham/bean soup. The soup was under seasoned for me, but no real complaints. Everything was awesome and their system runs like a machine.

Very clean shop with a lot of options for smoothies. The dimmer smoothie tasted very sweet and they…read moresaid there's no sugar added. Quick service but -1 star because they forgot our wheatgrass shots and it was awkward asking for them after standing at the counter for awhile.

I ordered a razzle-dazzle they just gave me razzle dazzle I'm so mad. This is bad. They forgot…read moremultiple ingredients in my smoothie. Overall, a horrible experience. Hope they actually make the drink like the picture next time horrible.

If you can survive the construction maze at the end of Columbia, consider it your rite of passage…read moreto shawarma heaven. Bucharest Grill (aka "Book Arrest" if autocorrect is feeling spicy) is tucked at the end of a road that's currently playing hard to get with all the detours but don't let that scare you off. There's a big parking lot. Inside, it's open and airy with high ceilings and plenty of seating. There's even a dedicated DoorDash pickup window, which tells you they mean business. Service? Lightning fast. My order was ready before they said it would be, and everyone I interacted with was genuinely friendly. Now, let's talk food, because WOW. I got the regular chicken shawarma with extra garlic sauce (do not skip this, it's the secret handshake). This thing was absolutely loaded. Juicy, charred chicken packed into a pita with lettuce and tomato, wrapped so generously they double wrap it to contain the glorious mess. It's a two-hand situation, no question. Messy in the best way possible. The curly fries? Crunchy perfection. Slightly reminiscent of Arby's, but with their own flavorful twist. And the portion... borderline absurd. Enough fries to feed a small group. All of this came out to around $12, which feels like you got away with something. First visit for me, but I finally understand the hype, this is a Detroit staple for a reason. Safe to say... I'll be back. Possibly too often.

Still one of my favorite stops when working in town. Parking is a bit dicey with construction but…read morewell worth the effort. The chicken shawarma salad is my favorite! Service is quick and they keep the place clean.

This place fucks. Phenomenal sandwiches. Phenomenal cannolis. It's one of those spots that are…read moreexactly what you need downtown. Thank you - Mitch

Stopped in for lunch with some friends. Smallish interior but was not busy when we came so we found…read morea table right away. You order at the counter. Staff was very friendly and said I should order the reuben over the prosciutto (I'll be back to try the prosciutto). Italian music was playing as well which we all enjoyed. The reuben was so close to being a top tier sandwich for me. The taste was great. The pickles worked really well and the meat was high quality (no fatty pieces). The sandwich could have used more meat though; was a bit lacking for the price. AdditionLy, while the bread had really nice flavor, it was like half heated so not sure what the deal with that was. Overall, a delicious sandwich that could be better with a few tweaks. Also got the chocolate chip cookie. S tier cookie; no notes. Final note: one of the employees left and then came back with food from the neighboring restaurant. Respected that a fair amount.

Not sure how I haven't reviewed my favorite downtown bakery yet. My absolute favorite spot to grab…read morea sweet (or savory!) treat. Their croissants are seriously some of the best I've had outside of France and they have such a wide variety of options it's hard to pick what you want! Their breakfast sandwiches on their croissants are soooooo so so good my stomach growled just thinking about them. Service is always super quick and friendly, I've never had to wait longer than 5 minutes. Lots of seating available in a clean space with lots of windows which make it the perfect spot to chill on a day spent in the city or on a lunch break!

I went here for breakfast. It was constantly busy the whole time I was there. They have quite a…read moreselection, so it was a bit much at first. I ended up getting 4 pasties and a drink. The Dirty Chai was too dirty and not nearly enough chai. The Strawberry was delicious filled with creme and strawberry jam. The fresh mozzarella, tomato, basil and the goat cheese and olive were pretty good. Nothing super special, but glad I tried them. The butter croissant was solid though. I can see why this place was non stop. Wonderful visit.

I just love their catering - this morning we tried the muffins for the first time, and they're so…read moredelicious and homemade. As soon as you opened the container, you could smell the fresh baked sweetness. I really appreciate the care they put into their food. Always on time, excellent customer service, great homemade food.

This was catered for a brunch meeting. I would say the process was smooth and the food was warm…read morewhen it arrived.  Breakfast Burritos: A pliable tortilla surrounds scrambled eggs, cheddar cheese, onions, and bell peppers, and is wrapped in a sheet of foil. I normally do not like breakfast burritos since I find them really dry, but the eggs were moist and tender and ditto for the tortilla. I had the sausage, and it was diced and mixed in with the other ingredients, but it was more of a processed sausage (maybe chicken?) with a bouncy texture. Western Potatoes: This dish has diced red skin potatoes with thinly shredded cooked red onions and bell peppers. It has a coating of spice on it which made the ketchup unnecessary as it was already so flavorful. The inside was fluffy, but the outside had no crisp and was slightly oily. I know part of it was due to the fact that it was delivered, but I wasn't a fan still.  Veg Life Quiche: This was a good quiche. The egg were tender with the addition of buttermilk, and it was teeming with spinach, tomato, onion and topped with cheddar cheese. The crust was a standard crust.  This is a solid option for catering if you want to have a more unique place than the standard chain restaurants. I liked how everything was almost all pre portioned out too.

My adventure with friend Jillian started at John K. King Books and ended with lunch at Mudgie's…read moreDeli. When we arrived at the deli, we were warmly greeted by the owner, who held the door open for us. Nice touch. He escorted us to the deli area and introduced us to our waitress, who was equally welcoming. Jillian ordered the Maurice Salad, which she swears is the best she's ever tasted. That says a lot since she lives out of restaurants. Besides being delicious, the salad was chopped into manageable bite-sized pieces, a feature she particularly liked. I ordered the Tuna Melt, and it was outstanding. It was tuna salad, red onion, dill havarti cheese, and capers on grilled rye bread served warm. Whoa! It was so good, I thanked the cooks. This is now my new favorite sandwich. Mudgie's is a warm and inviting place with great food and music. Check it out!

My fiancé and I have gone to Detroit quick a bit since we lived to Toledo and we've been looked for…read morea good sandwich shop. We finally found it! We was up here for a work event and ordered the Gutty and the Show-nuff and wow- talk about sandwich with a bang flavor! Both were so different in flavor but packed with meat and sauces galore. I cannot wait to go back up to Detroit just to try another sandwich.

The workers were super nice (I assume one was the owner) and very funny. The sandwiches are made…read morefresh to order and a great value. My turkey provolone sandwich was only about $7 and I added lots of veggies and a few condiments. It was delicious--definitely stop by for a quick and filling bite! There is also seating inside.

Exceptionally friendly service! Very welcoming employees. Got the spicy Italian, highly recommend…read more Will be back.