My go to Lebanese bakery. Great sale ton of Lebanese pies - cheese, meat, Zaatar in both small and…read morelarge sizes. Always fresh pita bread (brought in from Dearborn daily) More recently they now have a selection of croissants and desserts. Freshly baked and made daily. Long hours. The pricing is extremely reasonable and all the food is fresh. Highly recommend!!

Classic Lebanese bakery that has all the standard baked goods and treats, along with some trendy…read moreitems. The meat pies are perfectly spiced and deliciously savory. I am also a fan of their selection of loukoum (Turkish delight), individually wrapped and perfect for sharing. Ordering and checkout can be a little disorganized while it's busy but it's worth the wait!

Not sure how I haven't reviewed my favorite downtown bakery yet. My absolute favorite spot to grab…read morea sweet (or savory!) treat. Their croissants are seriously some of the best I've had outside of France and they have such a wide variety of options it's hard to pick what you want! Their breakfast sandwiches on their croissants are soooooo so so good my stomach growled just thinking about them. Service is always super quick and friendly, I've never had to wait longer than 5 minutes. Lots of seating available in a clean space with lots of windows which make it the perfect spot to chill on a day spent in the city or on a lunch break!

I went here for breakfast. It was constantly busy the whole time I was there. They have quite a…read moreselection, so it was a bit much at first. I ended up getting 4 pasties and a drink. The Dirty Chai was too dirty and not nearly enough chai. The Strawberry was delicious filled with creme and strawberry jam. The fresh mozzarella, tomato, basil and the goat cheese and olive were pretty good. Nothing super special, but glad I tried them. The butter croissant was solid though. I can see why this place was non stop. Wonderful visit.

Thought I'd update my review here- I'm still coming after all these years & now it's the holiday…read moreseason so time for giant pieces of fluffy, boozy fruitcake! (No, it's nothing like the heavy, sticky stuff that is mass manufactured in plastic) And filled my freezer with some butternut squash ravioli and mushroom agnolotti Pizza slices for lunch are still the

This place is nothing like it used to be! Bare minimum and barely have anything but packaged foods…read more Few pizzas but doesn't look good. They used to be packed and have long buffets of hot foods all day long. Such a disappointment! Cookies and desserts don't even look appealing. Wow! Do better Italia Bakery. Store is empty!

Was staying in Greektown in downtown Detroit for a wedding, and the hotel receptionist highly…read morerecommended this local bakery to check out. Monroe Street that it's located off of is under heavy construction currently so it may be a bit treacherous navigating the sidewalk outside, but the pastry shop remains open and continued to enjoy heavy foot traffic during the hour I was inside. The staff members are friendly and recommended the baklava as their most popular pastry, so I ordered one dipped with chocolate and pistachio, along with an iced latte. They had about five small tables along the wall for you to sit and eat at, but the benches are wooden and not the most comfortable for use as a study spot. My coffee was nothing to write home about, but the baklava was flaky and very sweet, definitely one of the best I've tried. They had a huge variety of other pastries too, and if they all taste as good as they look, would be worth checking out too.

I went with my friend here for a birthday dessert celebration. He loves carrot cake and red velvet…read morecake so we grabbed a slice of both. The carrot cake looked delightful but the slice of red velvet looked a little dull. When it was time to indulge we started with the red velvet slice and discovered it was a waste of calories if you're a red velvet fan - the cake was dry and the cream cheese icing was anticlimactic. On the other hand the carrot cake was amazing - super moist and got a 2 thumbs up. In addition I will say the staff was very friendly and patient especially with our loads of questions. I will go back but the red velvet will not be purchased again. Also I love the overall look and feel of this bakery but do wish it had more seating.

Cutie little coffee shop in the greenway neighborhood! Free parking in the parking lot off Larned…read moreSt. Fair amount of seating throughout the shop and some candles and coffee related items for sale! Great place to have a one on one meeting or bring your laptop to get some work done. The baristas were both super nice and made our coffees quickly. Seems like a great place to stop to fuel up on some coffee after a bike ride along the bike trail. My coffee was great and I'll be back :)

Great cookies and a decent cup of coffee. The barista was friendly, and the service was quick. We…read moregot our order to go, but the space is large and seems like a welcoming, community-oriented spot where people enjoy gathering and spending time together. Overall, a nice local café with a comfortable atmosphere.

I enjoy getting the almond chocolate croissant. It is hard to find croissants with almond paste…read morearound here. It would be nice if there was another way to buy them other than Saturday mornings at the farmer's market.

Perfect croissants and pains au chocolat! On our one try,…read morethe almond croissants did not impress. Will definitely be back to try out the other wares.

UPDATE: Picked up lunch today after preorder made w Sister Pie! Nice to see Lisa as always!! Tuna…read moresalad on beautifully delicious focaccia bread to start. Tuna salad was perfectly balanced with bed of lettuce! Strawberry mint fizzy drink and nice big piece of dessert, Blondie, I think :) All homemade and all delicious! Both sandwich and dessert wrapped individually inside a wax lunch bag. Always delicious, always going to support Sister Pie!!

We came in for a treat after some serious Christmas shopping…read more I had to try the pecan pie which I had to go. The pecan pie was mouthwatering delicious. It is very sweet as it should be, but the perfect amount. We also like the sea salt shortbread and of course the cinnamon rolls. The cashier was very friendly and patient as I made up my mind on what treats I wanted. I even added some cookies as a last min gift to give for the holidays. The bakery is small with a few indoor seats but there's some cute outside seating as well. There is parking on both Kerchaval and Parker. We will be back as we live dangerously close. Definitely stop in and try what all the hype is about. You won't regret it.

This is a wonderful little space in the Little Village area of Detroit. Another up-and-coming space…read moreto visit. They call themselves a patisserie and they have great baked goods. It's a small coffee menu which I appreciate. The space inside is really cute with nice tables and chairs, and a fresh clean aesthetic. I got an Americano and added my own half and half. I got a pastry with a caramelized onion roasted red pepper and roasted tomato paste and a flaky puff pastry type crust. It was delicious and prices were reasonable for such a fancy item. I also used the restroom which was unisex. It was super clean inside which I appreciate at a food facility. Service was prompt and the cashier / barista was polite and nice. I look forward to additional visits to Warda.

From the pics the quiche is one of the more popular items from here…read more Our family grabbed a spinach quiche for Easter brunch last weekend. My mother and step-dad's family all enjoyed the quiche. It was a good item to go with ham, salad, fruit salad and other side items.