A family friendly store. Full of wonderful items that are nostalgic. You find bags, shirts,…read morejewelry, hats, what ever you need they seem to have it.

Happened upon while walking Downtown, visiting from Miami. Wonderful store. Zana Smith and her…read moreco-worker were beyond hospitable. My husband bought a beautiful messenger bag, which is of excellent quality. Lots of great T-shirts, hoodies, books, etc. A very unique and special store. Go!

I ordered and picked up my glasses at HF OptimEyes in Dearborn - kudos for having a great frame…read morethere. Weeks later I noticed that they were slipping, not good. At the Dearborn location I was told that there was nothing they could do to fix that. One day, I decided to try this OptimEyes location in Henry Ford Hospital. Success!! Kyle listened to my concerns, watched as I demonstrated that they were almost falling off my face. Minutes later, like a freaking miracle worker, they fit me like they should have been when I first got them. Kyle, I hope someone shows this to you, I am a happy, happy customer.

I scheduled an appointment for 8:15am, it's currently 9:07am as I type and I've yet to be seen . No…read moreone has acknowledged my wait or given me an update on when I'll be seen . If you have time to waste by all means schedule an appointment at this location.

Incense permeates the air here…read more You will see the grey cat lounging among the shelves. Lots of crystals, beanies, own branded t-shirts, metal with rock trees.

Two words: SHOP CAT(S)!! There is a sign on the door of Well Done Goods that says to not let the…read morecats out, so as a big cat lover, I got excited hoping to meet a cat. We didn't have to look far, as Rozwell was lying on a display table right near the entrance! He is so cute and sniffed our hands and got a few pets. I didn't bug him too much as he seemed content to just nap. We learned that he is 20(!!!) years old and there is another shop cat that we didn't see. Moving on, this store is super cool. They have tons of interesting things including lots of crystals, clothing, accessories, gifts, jewelry, and more. The shop also has their production facility in the back. I wonder if they do tours! They are known for using actual manhole covers in Detroit to make prints on clothing, which I think is really cool and would make a great souvenir for any Detroit lover. I had a blast looking around at everything and loved some of the vintage prints on shirts, as well as what I assume are original designs. This is a great shop for finding a gift for the coolest person in your life, or for you, because you are cool. We bought a bag of Kitty Town coffee to take home and I'm excited to come back the next time I'm in town.

Well, the Peacock Room did it again! I can always count on them for finding the perfect dress and…read moreaccessories, especially for events depicting the Roaring Twenties, Harlem Renaissance era. Yesterday, Friday November 8, 2024 I sang songs written by author/musician Heather Buchanan and Tracy Kash for Heather's newest novel titled, VICTORS. It is about Black musicians who went to France to help fight in World War I. Ultimately, they were largely responsible for our victory and when they weren't fighting they were playing music, sharing the new jazz sound which influenced not only Europe but the world. My dress, purse, fan, long strand of pearls and headpiece, all purchased from the Peacock Room in the Park Shelton were a smash hit! And as always the ladies who work there had exquisite eyes for helping me put the perfect look together. This place is a gem! Thank you again! Dr. Angela Celeste May

The owner is extremely rude unless the customer spends a great deal of money on the used items.read more

Such a great store. Amazing Jack White paraphernalia, albums, etc. Albums, and even tapes available…read moreto buy. You can check out the back where the albums get made. Cool people working are there to answer any questions. So many great shirts & selection of pins, socks, hoodies.

Jack White. Isn't that enough? He gives back to the city he…read moreloves. This place is classy. It's not just a a store it's a destination. Boutique and curated music that you'll love. Watch records being pressed or go in the booth and have a listen. Make your own blow mold momento. Friendly staff with no pressure and great bathrooms. You'll spend a little more for quality new pressings.

Great local, black-owned business in Midtown. The owner is deeply involved in the Detroit fashion…read morescene. I am obsessed with sunglasses, and got a unique pair from here. My bf bought a cologne named Detroit that smells amazing. The owner's sister, also named Deniece!, assisted my bf & I with our purchases, and she was beyond helpful.

From the owner: K. Walker Collective is a high-street, lifestyle apparel brand offering an eclectic range of…read morestreet, comfort and refined garments. Stop in and shop with us today.

This is a nice gallery but it's small and has pretty limited hours - 22 hours a week over 4 days…read moreright now. They've been around a long time and it seems like they showcase pretty old school artists here, too. The last show I attended here was for venerable Cass Corridor artist Robert Sestok. I tend to forget about this gallery, tucked back into a little storefront spot on the ground floor of a loft building. It's location and small size make it good for gallery hopping, though. Detroit Artists Market is nearby and the evening I made it to the Sestok opening here I also checked out an opening at the MOCAD. I'd also recommend checking to see when openings are as they'll likely be open later and you can see the space buzzing with people.

Simone is a brilliant curator. I've rarely seen anyone hang shows this well. And the DeSousa Gally…read moreis a fine and beautiful space. The shows she assembles and puts up are breathtaking.They are so clued into the spirit of Detroit and so magnificently displayed that you will walk out of them needing a fan. She is absolutely dedicated to her adopted home city and we are all the luckier for that dedication...she is a gentle, yet fierce promoter and patron of the arts...I make an effort to stop in here as often as I can. It's just that fine.