Really solid sandwich spot, large portions served on delicious fresh focaccia. The focaccia had the…read moreperfect texture, slightly crispy outside with a soft spongy inside. We tried the spicy chicken caesar and the reuben angelo (made it the angelina by swapping turkey for the corned beef). The spicy chicken caesar was very tasty but I loved the angelina. So much flavor and texture in one sandwich. My only minor complaint was that the thousand island dressing needed to be better spread out, but who cares when the sandwich is this good? I would definitely eat both sandwiches again and go back to try the rest of their menu. We ordered online and it was ready when we came to pick it up. The staff was friendly and they have plenty of people working (one at the register and 3 making sandwiches). They have a few tables (the space isn't that large) as well as a single bathroom.

I wanted to give this place a 5. Badly. Because the flavors popped and were so good. I had the…read moreTurkey Bella. What a delight. Everything was so good. The combination of the sandwich was amazing. But one thing held this back... the focaccia was dry and fell apart. Wash bite I took, small pieces fell off (no not crumbs haha). This took away from the enjoyment of such a great sandwich. The bread is so important. And dry bread can ruin it. Alas I will still try this place again when I am in town. Because everything else was great. Hoping I got them on a bad day.

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.

Had the pleasure of having a chicken shawarma bowl and carrot cake today for lunch and both items…read morewere delicious. The moment I walked in I was greeted with a hello and the service was fast. Definitely a must true it's delicious. Chefs kiss!! I'm a carrot cake connoisseur and this carrot cake can win a carrot cake competition.

Fries were really good, the bowl was ok but I really wish they provided more chicken and less of…read morethe pickled vegetables. I also wish they had compostable or more sustainable takeout containers!!

First of all, this Shop is consistent with tasty and different soups. Today was chilly in…read moredowntown Detroit. I wanted non boxed REAL flavor soup Answer is always Green Room I wanted to try the Italian Wedding soup yet, I wanted to have the Turkey Kale Vegetable soup. So I purchased both 1 for me 1 for my husband. We were both extremely pleased with flavor and texture

I love the Green Room. Who doesn't love a salad bar? Lots of fresh toppings and I don't have to…read moreleave the Guardian Building on rainy days. So convenient! They have a ton of rotating soups and they're delicious. I had the artichoke lemon rice yesterday, which is vegan, and it was so so good. I could eat this soup every day. Light, lemony, savory and satisfying. The staff is friendly and helpful and if you go in before noon, you can get lunch in under 5 minutes.

This place is such a gem! It's definitely on the smaller side, but that's part of the charm. The…read morecozy dining room and the cute little bar give it a fun neighborhood vibe that makes you want to hang out a little longer. The food was fantastic, everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and worth the wait. The service was just as good. Everyone was friendly, welcoming, and kept things moving even though the place was packed. The only thing I thought was a little odd was that syrup for the pancakes was an extra charge instead of coming with them, but it definitely wasn't enough to take away from the experience. Just know there's probably going to be a wait, but honestly it's easy to see why. I'd happily wait again. We'll definitely be back!

Brooklyn street local you have finally won me over…read more I've been here several times but every time it wasn't my decision. When you have brunch with the girls it's hard to get a vote in and tbh I plan everything else we do so I'm happy to take a break on Sunday because I am god after all. Anyway I went on my own accord today. The service was beautiful. I really don't love having to order off of my phone because it limits the server to customer experience but despite that my server Mary made me feel super connected to her. She had great recommendations and knowledgeable descriptions of the menu. I sat on the patio with a nice breeze and minimal bugs. Seating was spacious and delightful. I got the brekwhich and it was soooooo delish. Mary could tell I was a freak so she had the crazy idea to put their locally farmed 3 berry jam on it. I told her it reminded me of that one episode of SpongeBob and I lost her :/. The savory plus the sweet was heaven in my heart. If he could he would, and apparently everyone's afraid of heaven. I also got my fav a BM (Bloody Mary). I didn't ask what mix they use like I usually do, I had faith. And I was right to do so. McClure's! MY FAVORITE TIED WITH VIVIOS! It came with a spicy peppery rim which was aight but that's not really my thing, I'm not that freaky! But I don't yuck anyone's yum. I also got the NEW lavender mimosa. Fragrant, festive and fastidious. It was a bright light that woke me up in a way only summer light is able to do. Angels are blinding, I hope Mary can still see because she took a peak in my heart to deliver the best experience. 10/10 will be back Side note I really don't get poutine for breakfast but I appreciate people sticking with brand. And I don't have to order that :)

Customer service was great! Server was friendly and even allowed us to sample sound to pick one we…read morelike.

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!

unfortunately we already had dinner plans when i found street beet. fortunately we saved room for…read moredessert. online we ordered the salted caramel cheesecake and the cookie butter milkshake. the milkshake had me at a loss for words. it was creamy, sweet, and rich. the cookie butter and cookie chunks added so much flavor and the ice cream itself was top notch. the cheesecake was also amazing and the texture was spot on. i will be back for that plant based triple dipper!

I really wanted to like Street Beet. I'm always happy to support a vegan business, but good…read moreintentions can't carry mediocre food. The chili fries were easily the best thing we ordered, actually quite good, and the one thing I'd come back for. The Smash Burger, though, was probably the worst Impossible burger I've had. It wasn't inedible, just incredibly bland and forgettable. I would have rather eat the Impossible Whopper at Burger King. The Philly Cheesesteak was even more disappointing. It was a salty, gooey mess that didn't really taste like a cheesesteak at all. The filling soaked the bread to the point that picking it up became impossible, which, ironically, was the most convincing use of the word "Impossible" all night. I want vegan restaurants to succeed, but supporting vegan food shouldn't mean pretending mediocre food is good.

Love and miss this place! I was here for a work event and this spot was recommended for lunch. I…read morehad it everyday I was in the office! I always went for the Greek style salad and lemon lentil soup- so good! I love the salad so much I have attempted to recreate at home. Their house made Arnold Palmer I was my favorite! It's so refreshing and the lemonade definitely tastes home made. I can't wait to come back to Detroit to try this place again!

Great Mediterranean/Greek food and their salmon plate was excellent. Their hummus and pita sides…read moreare also very good as are their soups like the lemon lentil and chicken orzo. Finally their green smoothie is very tasty. Service prompt and spacious interior with plenty of seats. Highly recommended!