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!

This is one of my favorite coffee spots. This is a great coffee shop reminiscent of the low key…read moreplaces that offered friendly faces and excellent brews. They have an excellent choice of options for added coffee flavors. The atmosphere is very chill and I love the care that they put into each drink that they craft.

A coffee cafe I like to stop at from time to time. It's a little pricey for me, so I go when I want…read moreto treat myself. The crafting of the drinks is an experience. The baristas do everything by hand for the most part. I really like their chai but make it dirty! They also sell books, coffee, teas, cards and other unique items you wouldn't see at a traditional coffee shop. Extra points because Stella Black Owned.

Yemeni coffee house in the Corktown neighborhood. Gorgeous interior - see pics. They have a…read morevariety of coffee and espresso based products and Yemeni desserts. Tried a Dubai chocolate croissant. Pretty tasty. Free wifi, usually very busy but came at opening so only customer. A bit on the pricy side but a fantastic place to linger!

Beautiful Yemeni coffee shop down the street from the Godfrey hotel. I had a regular drip coffee…read moreand it had a unique flavor, couldn't place it, but I liked it. Boyfriend had a latte and it was also delicious. The only hiccup was that I asked for dine-in (really wanted to drink from a nice mug on a cold day) but they served the drinks in the paper cups.

Recently, the city of Detroit began to see more and more coffee shops pop up with fancy names and…read morefancier menues. But unlike those places where lattes cost more than the hourly wage of the employees, Cafe 1923 has always been true to what a coffee shop ought to represent. A neighborhood hangout, without fuss and pretense. Good coffee, a jar to pay for your refills, a stage for local performers, a library and hang out place in the backroom, and an unmistakable sense of community and belonging.

Great place for coffee and chill. Found this place while traveling through town in Michigan. I…read moreordered the Michigan cherry roast in a french press! It has a distinct cherry flavor and aroma. Would recommend this place to others!! Very cute and charming.

Seriously one of the best chicken dishes I've ever had. This place was a little ways away from the…read moredowntown area, but easy enough to get to by bus. For two people, without reservations, we waited about 30 minutes on an early Saturday evening. Well with the wait. The interior was nicely designed and the staff were very attentive. Ordered the Kumuhana and tried the Ji Hibiscus beverage. The drink was good, but on the sweet side. The food was amazing. Chicken was super tender, rice was cooked well, corn salad added a nice touch of freshness, and the plantains were good too. A very filling meal, I'm surprised I was able to finish it all. Would definitely come back again, if in town.

It required two visits, trying different dishes to finally have enough 411 to write a review…read more Tried: Sambusa, Plantains Chips & Dipping Sauce, Nyumbani, Kuku, Kumuhana, Mbuzi, Samaki, Intore, Mgoga, Tamu, Coco Mango, & Ji Passion Fruit My Favorites: Intore and Samaki - when it comes to flavor profiles, these two dishes shine over others. I also asked the waitress which dish is the most popular and they told me the Samaki is their #1 seller. I tired half/half on the rice on my first visit, this visit I went with spiced rice pilau only. I'm not a fan of coconuts, while the coconut rice doesn't have a overpowering coconut flavor, spiced rice will be my to go moving forward. Nyumbani, while decent, the meat was bit under seasoned to my taste. Kuku was the better over Kuhuhana. Mbuzi - the goat shank was lukewarm when we got it, it was bit hard to break the meat off the bone, but worth trying at least once. Service was superb on both visits, water bottle gets refilled w/o asking, and great experience. While I won't be able to make it out often, definitely will be on my list of places to revisit while in Detroit area.

I came here randomly and I loved it here…read more The place is very small so that was sad, but they said they were maybe getting space from the bar/restaurant behind them. The baristas were so funny, so kind, very helpful! I felt like I was their friend haha! The coffee was good! They make their syrups in house which is always a good sign! Their machine was good! I liked it & if they had seating inside I'd be back before winter is over.

So happy that I made it to Milwaukee Caffe over the holidays. It is still one of my favorite…read morestandup coffee shops. Their brown butter sage latte this winter is a winner. It is rich and smooth, and not too sweet. They still offer a selection of pastries, though it has changed with the owners. They are high quality. I tried the orange cranberry loaf, and was very good. They also have breakfast burritos available sometimes, but it seems like they go fast. I was thrilled that they now offer a yogurt parfait, as I was longing for something like that all the years that this was a daily stop. So yes, the ownership has changed, they have also opened up the cafe seating behind the counter area, and there is still great coffee, good treats, solid service from excellent people, and a great entry to this neighborhood near Detroit's north end.

The seating is cute and has an Arabian atmosphere The hot…read morelatte was on point for me ... The guy there knows what he's doing and friendly

Cozy, authentic, and full of flavor. The Adeni Tea was perfectly spiced and creamy, and the Mufawar…read morehad that bold coffee taste with smooth cardamom warmth. You can really taste the tradition. Friendly staff, chill vibes, and drinks that feel like home. Definitely coming back.

I only tried one thing but it was darn good. It was the confetti birthday cake. I loved it. I had…read moreto let it sit out for about an hour (I don't like my cake cold) and then it was moist and yummy. I would go back and try more things.

probably closer to a 4.5. If I were going to get diabetes, I would want it to be because of this…read moreplace. I am such a sucker for dessert spots, and this place seems to do everything right. From their cakes and cookies, to their parfaits and macaroons, everything just hits. On a most recent visit, I tried their biscoff parfait and it was a show stopper. It was hard for me to enjoy my Matilda chocolate cake (though I managed) knowing that I had more biscoff parfait to eat. They do coffee and other assorted beverages as well, but those are just support for the real stars of the show here, their desserts. I cannot say one bad thing I have had here (though a friend of mine says their cinnamon rolls were underwhelming). OVERALL - a great ending to an evening, or a destination unto itself. Get some, now! CELEBRITY RATING - Jordan Peele

This is the Coffee shop vibe you are looking for. I was able to come in and log into work as I ate…read moreand it was very chill. So there is street parking so keep that in mind. It is in front of a building that has a lot of other storefronts...but if you park anywhere on that block of Michigan Ave you will be within walking distance. They thrive in coffee and pastries but they do have a really good egg sandwich as well. They are super nice and friendly and will walk your food to your table. It's not a large shop so it may be crowded depending on what time you go. There is a countertop that seats 4, a long table ther seats about 10, and a few 2 top tables. If you have a large group this may not be for you. Alba egg sandie - this was an excellent sandwich. I wish it had sausage or bacon on it but regardless it's great. It's light and fluffy as well as airy and savory. It comes with the aioli/chive and this is what sets it off. But the egg is thick and the perfect size to boot.

Loveeee a quaint coffee shop! This place was super warm upon entry with a nice greeting from staff!…read moreThere was lots of different art displayed which made the place feel more inviting. A great selection of coffee and pastries! Food options as well. When I'm back in Detroit I will be coming back here! Drink: -Black Sesame Carmel Latte with oat milk. This is my favorite latte and I was so excited when I saw it on their menu!! The BEST one i've had thus far!!!

This is a really cute spot, I love stopping in for a drink day or night! The café items are decent,…read morebut it's truly the atmosphere and location that makes this place so fun. It is lovely to just be walking around and step in. I went to vinyl wednesday for the first time and that was a lot of fun! The drinks were all so festive and thoughtful. I really enjoyed my spiced punch.

Incredible ambiance at night- a true cultural experience. From the entryway on, you feel…read moretransported to Europe, or somewhere dreamy, intimate, and safe. Cozy, well thought out decor and seating. The service was fabulous. My one complaint is that they were completely out of baked goods and desserts when we came in for a coffee after dinner! Also, cortados could be paired with the customary cup of soda water for a more serious coffee experience. A few small tweaks and this place is over the moon. Oh! Another epic part of the experience is the live music we were privy to Sunday night. When the gentlemen weren't playing, we were treated to some really nice jazz through the speakers.