Nicole E.

Open until midnight. It's a bit rough just outside the store doors. Small spot. Staff are friendly. We ordered two fresh OJs, Fattoush salad, small hummus, zesty hummus chicken gallaba, fahsa chicken. Fahsa is one of favorite meat items, if it's available. We asked for some of the red and fern hot sauce. Had our table cleaned by our young waiter. They brought us some lamb broth soup and some of the red sauce and the jalapeño sauce as well. The broth is decent. The hot sauces are fresh and so spicy. The Fattoush salad was decent, more leafy greens would have been better. The dressing is pretty good. The fresh OJ is not sweet, the oranges aren't so ripe at all for either one of our drinks. The hummus is different here, flavor wise, it's quite good and grows on you after a bite or two. The chicken Fahsa is pretty good, found a couple of small chicken bones in the stew, but still good. It came out piping hot. Nicely flavored too. I didn't get a single piece of potatoes in any bites of mine. My husband had one single potato piece. The spicy hummus is good, as expected. Their pita breads are huge, reminds of gluten based, flat dosa. We were only able to get down one piece. I didn't order any bread but was charged for 3 tandoori breads. $1 each. :/ The waiter gave us back $2 since we never actually ordered the bread at all, but did eat one at least. He's good about customer service. The EVOO that they use on their hummus is quite flavorful here.

Jaq O.

Absolutely phenomenal food and service. The lentils/broth start off the meal perfectly. We ordered the Sheeba Plate, Mushakal Platter (I love okra), and Fahsah w/chicken. All were absolutely fantastic!!! Definitely a comfortable vibe and they're open late--shukran!

Liam E.

Non-binaries, ladies, vegans & gentlemen, in that order. You are missing out if you have not been here before. Throw Yemen cafe in the trash this place is hoppin in the hiz house. I will be coming back. I got the chx Gallaba sammich and it was so good and big (Get it on the pita). My mensch got the idk what but it was beans and tasty. 5 stars can't wait to give 'em 5 more on my next visit

Randy G.

On my pursuit of the Bizarre Foods Detroit episode reenactment, Sheeba was on my list to try out their Lamb Kidney Sub. If you've ever been to the Middle East, well, save the plane ticket. When you walk in, you're transported to a small restaurant that could be easily mistaken for an Middle Eastern authentic place. It has the music, the tv shows, the clientele, and the FOOD. I don't think there is any wasting of lamb in this place. If it's slaughtered for me to eat, why not eat it all right? We were not expecting to get Lamb Soup, just the Lamb Kidney Sub, but we easily were talked into soup by our server. How can I turn down Lamb Soup? It's one I've never tried nor heard. You can see that I can only imagine what parts of the Lamb are cooked in it, but it's definitely slowly simmered in the meat and bones. It has a deep meaty flavor of lamb, really to the point that you think you're cutting into a lamb shank. It's pretty oily, partly from the fat from the meat, but also I think olive oil. You can see from the picture, these wonderful pools of oil to add the heartiness of the soup. We also couldn't resist the pita bread to dip into the soup. It's huge, really huge. We had to include a hand in the picture just to get a point of comparison. It comes out HUGE and HOT. I'm not kidding on either point. It came directly out of the stone oven and almost burnt my fingers in trying to tear a piece off. Dip this right into your soup, oh so good. The Lamb Kidney Sub arrived. The initial inspection looks like the kidneys are finely chopped and sauteed well done. Not done well as it's perfect, but over cooked. It reminded me of when you cook bacon well done and break it up into bacon bits. They were very crunchy and some pieces were good presented this way, but most were too hard and tough to chew them. It's served on a nice toasted sub bun and mayo inside to elevate the sandwich a bit, but the star of the sandwich, the kidney, You only get a mediocre review. I would stick with the bread and soup. I'm interested in trying several other options there. They have items on the menu that are not found in most places, so it's definitely worth another visit.

Moe A.

I highly recommend this place it was so good!!! I got haneeth with rice, it was amazing to me it was literally melt in your mouth good, the rice just flavorful.. And there soup it's so good u just want to Drink it!!!! If you want to try Yemeni food this is the place to come!! The service was Great!!! And it's very clean!!! For really good food, and it's not that expensive well worth it!!!!