I ended up going with a caramel macchiato, and it was seriously one of the best I've had --…read moreperfectly balanced, not overly sweet, with a rich espresso flavor that didn't get lost under the caramel. You could tell it was made with care rather than just rushed out. The owner even walked me through a few menu options without making me feel rushed, even though I was the one in a hurry! The whole spot has such a warm, welcoming vibe, and everything smells and tastes fresh. I'll definitely be back to try that Redbull-infused Refresher and grab one of those pastries next time. Highly recommend if you're in the area. Perfect stop whether you're grabbing a quick coffee or want to sit and enjoy the atmosphere. 5 stars!

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!

I had the French press with oat milk on the side, absolutely delicious. My husband had the shaken…read moreespresso-- we both want this place to up and move to South Florida. Ambiance is great, tons of seating options and placements. Guy behind the counter was helpful and not judgmental at all when I asked a couple questions. Thank you!

Amazing coffee! This location is super cute and convenient. They have plenty of seating if you want…read moreto come here for work or just to meet a friend! I made sure to come twice during my stay in Detroit. I also love the bakery items and any coffee you order will not disappoint. The service is also great, it's not quick because they actually take pride in making a great coffee where you can actually taste the coffee! I'll take a drink from here over any other coffee shop, ANY DAY.

We are in town visiting and found the this gem of a coffee shop! The avocado toast was scrumptious…read moreand the bread was perfect! I also got a harazi mufawar hot coffee with sugar cane sweetener half sweet. It was piping hot and delicious! If I had to say one thing, it could've been a bit less sweet. The bathroom was very clean and chic. The pastries looked amazing, hopefully I get a chance to go back before leaving. Everyone was so sweet, and the young lady helped me pick a coffee since it was my first time.

I was impressed by the atmosphere as soon as I walked in. It is beautiful inside & it also smells…read moreamazing! There are informative insights into coffee history on the walls & stunning wood art including a huge 3d wooden map. I tried the pistachio latte & some oreo cheesecake. It was all delicious, but the latte was seriously the highlight of my month! I recommend it to everyone!

Such a gem, tucked away in a Detroit neighborhood, right off Rosa Parks Blvd…read more The setting is enchanting: a restored church with attached rectory, lots of relaxing outdoor and patio seating and a stage for live music. Exploring the details of the building and the monthly artist they feature is worth the trip. People watching is another attraction. The Congregation pulls together a diverse group of people, reflecting the neighborhood it calls home. We are mocha snobs and thoroughly enjoyed our mocha prepared in a large mug. It was beautiful, rich and piping hot. This trip, we added a freshly sliced piece of banana chocolate chip bread. Look forward to trying some of their other menu offerings in the future. The staff worked efficiently and were friendly in an "urban setting" kind of way. Seating inside is ample yet also stayed full as this place appears to be quite popular. Prices were reasonable. We will return just to hang out and try more of their offering or the attached pizza place called The Rectory. On Wednesdays, they offer a local farmers market. Kudos to the visionaries who restored this building and created an interesting and warm community gathering place.

There's so much to do here. Sure you can roll through and get coffee. This former church nestled on…read moreDetroit's North End is known for everything from its legendary House Nights on the lawn that brings all house music lovers out to dance and vibe. They also host local vendors who offer everything from jewelry to body butters. The vibe is always unparalleled and everyone is welcome here. Come on out and be a part of the community.

I got the strawberry shortcake matcha and it was delicious! I could taste not only the strawberry,…read morebut the shortcake as well. A lot of their drinks are a tad on the pricier side, but I thought it was worth it. They have a case of milk cakes that I really need to try the next time I'm back. My friend had the banana matcha which she really liked. She also had the honeycomb bread. I had a bite and it was a really nice balance between light bread, creamy cheese, and a drizzle of honey. The service was quick. You can either order at the counter or at a tablet on the wall. There is plenty of seating with beautiful lighting and decor throughout. There are outlets and WiFi if you want to do work here.

Stopped here to grab a quick coffee/tea after a not-so-great experience at a nearby Turkish spot,…read moreand this place instantly caught our attention. The line was overflowing all the way to the entrance--always a good sign. On a quick glance, I loved the ambience. It has that cozy Mediterranean coffee-house vibe that feels warm and inviting. My friend tried to check if there were any tables inside, but it was completely packed. Not sure if it's newly opened or just that popular, but for a Friday evening around 8:30 pm, the crowd said it all. I'll give it 3 stars for now since I couldn't really sit and enjoy the experience, but I'll definitely revisit and bump it up or down after my next visit

I love the coffee here. It is always delicious and consistent. The baristas are very nice and the…read moreatmosphere is cute. There's enough parking out front to accommodate the crowd most of the time, but if not there's a large lot in the back that is free.

This is a quaint little coffee shop tucked away on the corner of Michigan and Vermont. I was…read moregreeted when I walked in to a surprisingly empty coffee shop. The walls were adorned with antique signs reminiscent of Detroit culture. I peered in the pastry case to see it filled with a fresh selection of the normal coffee shop staples. After looking at their seasonal offering on a card near the register, I decided to stick with a classic iced vanilla bourbon latte paired with a ham and cheese croissant and raspberry danish. The coffee was good, not overwhelmingly sweet and well roasted. The croissant was delightful. The danish was flaky and delicious and the jam inside was smooth but flavorful (I usually like the kind with seeds). Overall, this is a cute spot with good food and drink. I think it could be improved by a larger menu and more proactive cleaning (but not updating - the antique charm is beautiful).

My favorite Matcha spot in the downtown Detroit area, hands down!!…read more Bright, open and airy inside. Open air seating outside as well spilling into a beautiful alley that allow you to visit other quaint shops while you sip. Helpful and friendly baristas answered my questions about the quality of the Matcha. I had a hot Matcha latte to start the morning with while I took a Matcha tea to go and my husband ordered a Mocha. We noticed there was Mad Cap Flash canned cold coffee at the airport so we purchased some cans for home!!

I ordered the cortado. It was lightly sweetened, but pretty flavorful, and the espresso shots were…read morestrong and flavorful. The ambiance was clean and had a modern appeal. The service was friendly. The store was filled with coffee aficionados. If you're in the area and a coffee connoisseur, this is not a bad choice.

Criminally underrated, it should be a fixture of the area. I get their vegan wrap every time and…read moreit's delicious, they also make a great cappuccino.

Had a great quick sandwich and look forward to trying out there coffee and pressed juice (bottled)…read more The sandwich had turkey and avocado and was like the best sandwich you can make home between two slices of bread with good ingredients, but with a delicious dressing and panini'd. Really beautiful outdoor space wasn't expecting this at all. Thanks for Google for bringing me here and now I add to Yelp! Would be a great place for an event

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.

Alba is a popular spot... at least it was on this Sunday morning!!…read more I found street parking relatively easy. The signage from outside is clear. I have to add that I was welcomed whole heartedly as I walked into Alba. There was a line... and it continued to grow. It also moved fairly quickly. They offer their viral egg soufflé breakfast sandwich and a number of other pastries, coffee, latte, hot chocolate, and more. My breakfast sandwich was fresh and delicious. It was a lot. I got full before I finished. This quaint shop is worth a visit! Have you been? What's your favorite menu item?

Hashem's is truly a treasure and I hope more people will discover it. Service is always friendly…read moreand exceptional. They always offer samples, and are smart to do so because you WILL be back for more. If you love gourmet chocolate, you absolutely must try their imported chocolates. They're right up there with the best gourmet chocolates - forget Godiva, go for Hashem's. They're cheaper and more delicious. You know how when you receive a box of chocolates and you start eating them but you really only like a couple flavors in the box? Not so with Hashem's. I've tried a dozen or so different ones so far and have loved almost all of them - and I am fairly picky about chocolate - no novelty chocolate for me. My absolute favorite are the pistachio cream squares with the gold wrapper. If you're looking for a great gift, buy a pretty box somewhere, then fill it with an assortment of these wonderful chocolates. They're $19.99/lb but seem to average out to about a dollar each (some less, some more) in my experience. Well worth it and a bargain compared to the $3-4/chocolate that gourmet chocolate makers charge. A couple visits ago, I received samples of both the mulberry Turkish delight and rose halawa. I don't normally care for Turkish delight much, but that one was flavorful and delicious. The halawa is a sweet with an interesting flaky texture that melts in your mouth. It was so interesting (in a very good way!) that I had to go back for more and try other flavors (pistachio and chocolate) - all were great but I think I liked the rose best so far (and I don't normally like rose flavor!). Next, I think I'll try coffee. The nuts are great too. I've tried a couple of the pistachio varieties. All in all, Hashem's is a very unique little store and a true treasure of the community.

After seeing Hashems on a PBS documentary on Detroit's Middle Eastern Cuisine, I knew I had to come…read morein and try it. I was met with a warm welcome and knowledge about various coffee beans and especially the Turkish delights (which were delicious). I would highly recommend making a trip out here even if just to smell the coffee beans!