I was looking for coffee on 8 Mile, and what I found was a wave of nostalgia that knocked my socks…read moreoff. I found great coffee, amazing service, parking in the back, old shows on the TV, and tons of books. My late father grew up nearby; he would have loved this place! I will be back on another weekend, and I will bring friends.

Amazing place, didn't expect to be blown out of my seat with the authentic look inside and the…read moreservice was amazing . I can't wait to visit again .

I was craving a caramel frappe and just pulled up the closest coffee shop near me. The Shop…read moreExperience popped up and I was like... why not? Best decision ever. First off, it's super cute inside. The vibes are on point. Customer service? AMAZING. Ms. Dona made my frappe, let me taste a sample, and BABY... it was perfect. I love McDonald's frappes, so I'm picky, but she really did her thing. I'm not a big coffee drinker so I asked her to go light, and she nailed it. The flavor was smooth, not too strong, not too sweet--just right. I even tried to tip her and she wouldn't take it like... how sweet?? 10/10 experience. I'll definitely be back. If you like good drinks and good people, this is the spot

Incredible food, atmosphere and the best customer service I've ever experienced in life!!! The…read morestaff were very friendly, helpful, and very genuine! I had a large latte with 2 pumps of French vanilla, shot of espresso, and whole milk. The prices were great, I got a chocolate croissant and latte was about $10 which is solid especially in this economy! The atmosphere was very welcoming and relaxing. The coffee shop itself is a bit small as far as seating goes, but don't let that bring you away from a good time! I'll definitely be coming back!

Lovely coffee shop with three (3) seating areas: (1) seating inside the converted church, (2)…read morecovered patio/deck seating, and (3) picnic tables on the lawn/grounds. I had the turkey melt which was spectacular and available in record time! And they were busy! So tasty with kale, tomato, red onion, cheese, and a tangy sauce that kicked it into the "special" sandwich category as in I would make a special trip for it, even from the far east side! The dill pasta salad was delish as well. It's worth the drive to check out this gem on Rosa Parks in the Boston-Edison district, and not far from the Clairmount exit off the Lodge/10.

In Detroit for business and a Realtor recommended we meet here…read more What a great vibe! The place is in an old church with beautiful architecture and settings. The coffee we ordered was delicious, the place clean and safe. Service was exceptional. In an up and coming area of Detroit, it was a delight to go here!

What a cool place! I stopped in for a sandwich and a cup of coffee. Ended up getting one of their…read morepastries also, the young lady behind the counter was so helpful and engaging, convincing me that their pastries were delicious, and I had to have a cookie also hahaha, sometimes you just can't pass up the goodies. The atmosphere in this place is very cool the vibe is definitely Detroit and it is in a great area that is revitalizing every day.

They are the best they also have a really good gingerbread chai they offer I just really love this…read morecute cozy coffee shop

Coffee was great, would return…read more Very clean and unique interior. Friendly and attentive staff.

Quality coffee shop right off Schaefer in Dearborn. I tried the jubani coffee which was delicious…read more Jubani is a light roast coffee with cardamom, ginger, and cinnamon giving it a nice rich flavor and the ginger leaving an everlasting taste on your tongue. I opted for a small pot of coffee dining in instead of a cup. I was pretty happy with the amount of coffee and the quality of the experience. Good amount of seating for a small coffee shop, it wasn't very busy but the service the fast. It was very relaxing and refreshing. I even decided to get some dark roast for my French press at home and that coffee has been phenomenal!

This is a spacious and quiet coffee shop with some painting decoration on the wall. They also have…read moresome pastries but I didn't try. They have a few seats with outlets. I didn't stay long enough to check their internet. They have large floor windows to allow natural lighting. In terms of their coffee, I'd say it is a bit creamy and the acidity of this coffee is piquant. Specifically speaking, - Ambiance 8/10 - Cleanliness 10/10 - Barista 7/10 - Working Vibe 10/10 - Internet ?/10 - quietness 10/10 - Coffee 7/10 - Tea quality ?/10 - Tea variety ?/10 - Pastries quality ?/10 - Pastries variety ?/10

Ill definitely be back here. I love coffee! I enjoyed the jazz and liv action from the artist. The…read morecustomer service was great. The artist village was nice. It was a lovely night. I enjoyed the food from the vendorsz

Visited Motor City Java House this weekend with a writing group…read more I noshed on lemon pound cake that was zesty and sweet moist and delicious. I also ordered chai tea with caramel flavoring that was quite good. I've never had flavored chai tea before, and was pleasantly surprised. The menu is filled with lots of different options to choose from including cookies, pastries, soup, and sandwiches, cakes, coffee drinks, teas, and other refreshments. There's a little of a bit of something for everyone. The artwork on the walls is both warm and bright, making the creative space inviting and inspiring. Lots of the paintings are for sale. Check out the posted signage if something catches your eye. You can't tell from the outside, but the cafe is a generous size with seating for varying party sizes. It's perfect for solo time, co-working, and meetings with other creatives. There's a small stage for performances and presentations. Years ago, I would attend events in the huge space behind the cafe building. The cafe is owned by Motor City Blight Busters which is still thriving and helping the community. This cafe and creative space provides a beautiful space for folks to hang out and enjoy themselves.

I'm giving this cafe 5 starts because I love coffee houses, I am happy that there is one in my…read morecommunity that is Black-owned and operated and I love the community aspect. The Detroit Coffee Lodge was brought to my attention from a post on Facebook. There was a neighborhood group hosting a book club meeting there. I had thought about joining it. I didn't however, but I decided to check it out on my own time. I was really impressed that the inside has been transformed from the buildings' heyday. The owner did a fantastic job. It feels so modern and new. I snapped a few captures, and ordered a drink and a muffin to go. I will likely go back to explore other community happenings and to try more menu options. There is a window bar that seats about three, from my recollection; and enough tables to seat another 10-15 people. Parking wasn't an issue as there aren't many business surrounding the "lodge". I would love it if it's opening encouraged more business owners to locate in the area since it's located in the neighborhood that I grew up in.

Gorgeous spot for great coffee. The staff is very nice and accommodating. I would recommend this…read morespot to anyone looking for a nice place to cup. They have breakfast sandwiches and baked treats too. Go see them soon!

Haraz Coffee House is a charming Yemeni café located on Michigan Avenue in Dearborn. The menu…read morefeatures a beautiful selection of traditional Saudi, Turkish, and Yemeni coffees infused with warm, aromatic spices. In addition to coffee, they offer cordatos, hot chocolate, lattes, refreshers, green tea, cold brew, and a variety of other café-style beverages, along with a selection of pastries. I ordered the iced pistachio latte, which was smooth, flavorful, and absolutely delightful. I paired it with a Dubai chocolate pistachio croissant, and both were exceptional. The atmosphere is calm and softly lit, making it an ideal spot to unwind after work or spend the day co-working. Customer service was outstanding--friendly, attentive, and welcoming. Everyone seemed genuinely pleased with their experience. There is a shared parking lot available, as well as street parking.

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Adorable brewery with good food and excellent beer. I ordered a flight and liked everything on…read moreit. I was surprised at how much I enjoyed the fruited sours- which I generally don't like. The pizza was excellent! Tasty and filling. Overall a great place to connect with friends and try unusual but delicious beers.

I stopped by The Ferndale Project on a Thursday afternoon around 2. There were plenty of open seats…read moreand the overall atmosphere felt relaxed and chill. This is an order at the counter spot, so you grab a menu, place your order up front, and they give you a buzzer when your food is ready. I ordered a drink and the chicken Caesar wrap, which came out to $21. The chicken was grilled really nicely and had a lot of flavor. The wrap also comes with a jalapeño Caesar dressing, which initially threw me off since I am not a spicy person, but it ended up being delicious and not spicy at all. I stayed until about 5:30 and more families started coming in and there were quite a few kids around. There is a small playpen area for kids that is not padded, and watching a two year old climb around with no adult looked like a lawsuit waiting to happen. Overall, I had a good experience. The food was solid, the vibe was nice, and I would definitely come back again.