Dellah Coffee & Brunch House is a not-so-hidden gem in Dearborn, MI, serving Yemeni-American food…read moreto the large Arab population in Dearborn as well as to tourists like my boyfriend and I. Dellah is located on a mixed residential and commercial street with plenty of parking nearby. We chose to eat lunch here in June 2026 since it wasn't too far from our hotel and we saw that they had outdoor seating - important since we had my little dog with us. The place was very busy but since we were eating outside, we had no wait and we were waited upon promptly. There are a LOT of American choices on here (like sugary pancakes) but a third of the menu consists of Yemeni food. I got a traditional Yemeni tea ($4.50) and my boyfriend sipped on a smooth matcha latte ($6.50). We had a big breakfast that morning, so we chose to just share the lahm sighar ($20), which comes with a piece of khuba bread, and also order an additional khuba bread ($2). About 15 minutes later, our food was ready and after taking the necessary pictures, we dug in! Needless to say, the extra bread was not necessary. I don't know what we were thinking but we assumed a piece of khuba was small. Nope! Each piece is the size of my 17-inch computer. Anyway, we used bits of the khuba as silverware to pick up the deliciously tender lahm sighar, something I saw others do when I went inside to use the bathroom and nosily looked around. I must mention that the BATHROOM HAS A BIDET. I REPEAT. BATHROOM HAS A BIDET!!!! Hehe :) seeing it just made me happy lol. So anyway, I saw that the coffee section of Dellah is set up inside like a traditional coffee shop where you can grab and go some coffee, tea, and pastries if you'd like. I did grab my bf, dog, and I some water from the coffee counter, which is self-service. We didn't leave a crumb behind and loved our food here. I would happily come back again! There is a 3% card surcharge fee so I paid the bill with cash, which came out to about 45 dollars after tax and tip. A little pricey, thanks to our expensive drinks, but so yummy!

I came here with our team. There was 10 of us in our party…read more Not sure whose idea among the Dellah staff thought it was a good idea to squeeze so many guys and me at two small tables by the door. This was an awful table to be at in here. We hardly had elbow room or table space, especially after the giant platter sized bread was out with all of the breakfast/ brunch items for half of the table. I ordered the Fazolia. Everyone else got omelets, burgers or wrap items. Yes, a couple of team members weren't keen on ordering Fasolia with scrambled eggs, large Greek salad, 2 lahm sighar (one with potato and one quit eggs), 2 smashed burger, Yemeni scrambled eggs, chicken fajita, Greek skillet, southwest skillet, chicken wrap, coffee, tea without milk, Turkish coffee, mint lemonade refresher. Every team member said their food was good. The scrambled eggs are a tad runny and looked a bit puréed. The fasolia has good flavor and even better with some heat. It came out piping hot. Without the added eggs, this dish would be woefully lacking in substance for me. I would likely still be left hungry with the beans alone, since I don't eat the bread, generally. I tried the bread to give it a go, it's good. The Greek salad is nicely plated or bowled rather. The ingredients are in separate piles and looks like a pinwheel. The red onions were crudely cut. The tomatoes looked wrinkled and not so appealing. The Greek salad was underwhelming for me. The tea doesn't taste good, definitely need some honey, sugar or the milk here, although I favor nothing in my tea.

My wife, Anita and I went there on a Saturday afternoon. We arrived about 40 minutes before…read moreclosing, but our server, Emily was energetic and very friendly and we did not feel at all rushed. The food was excellent. I had the Southwest Skillet, and it was delicious. Anita had the grits and shrimp which she thoroughly enjoyed. Portions were plentiful. We both took some home, which is rare for me. Anita also had a mango drink which was delicious (I sampled it). I had coffee. It was hot and strong (just the way I like it). We will definitely be back. A very enjoyable meal at an affordable price. Thanks again to Emily for making sure our visit was as enjoyable as it was gastronomically satisfying.

It's busy inside. Party of 10 getting the next available tables. We were first seated by the big…read morecommunal table. :( I saw there was an open high top table available and asked the hostess if we could sit there. Odd the hostess didn't catch this open table for us the first time. She asked us to wait a minute. We were able to move to the window high top table. Better to not sit across a big giant table with a bunch of strangers. Ordered the Mushroom Swiss omelet with hash brown and white toast. I wanted to order the ranchero Benedict, but I am not allowed to swap out the English muffin for GF bread. Ordered the Mexicali burrito with turkey sausage and turkey bacon instead of brisket and 4 orders of beignet. $77.38 Had to ask for the toast part way into our meal. The hash browns were cold. Burrito fell apart instantly. Too hard to pick up. Tasted okay overall. Sauce on the top of burritos, made the tortilla wilted and unmanageable to pick-up. The mushroom Swiss was decent, white toast too. Potatoes slices and hash browns were okay. Service and food is average, needs some improvements for sure. The to go beignets were definitely not out in 5 minutes, took over 10 minutes. The beignets were by far the best part of the meal. Dough was light, airy, outside was crispy, yet chewy. The cream cheese dip was such a good pair.

We love The Great Commoner! We live about 40 minutes away, but this is our go to spot for breakfast…read morebefore going to greenfield village/ Henry ford museum. The food is always fresh and amazing and the serving sizes are huge. We will be back!

Kept walking by this place so I decided to check it out. Really nice spaceous area where you can…read moresit at the bar, at a table, or at one of the covered outside tables. This is one of the busier places on a weekday where it's usually office workers like me coming out for lunch. Even so I was able to walk in and get a table right away by the window. I was able to get a drink right away while I look through the menu. Lots of options but the Dirty Chai caught my eye. I could pick the size and if I wanted hot or cold. Tempted to get waffles but I was craving eggs. My waiter gave a good review of Mediterranean 3 eggs. I saw we can choose the protein so I went with the smoked salmon. Delicious choice! Eggs were cooked just right with runny yolk as well. I will try this place again to try their other items.

This rock 'n roll themed diner is a downriver favorite for breakfast. The food is consistently…read moregood, even if the same order isn't always exactly the same. For example, I get the "Hearty" breakfast most of the time and it comes with eggs, meat, pancakes, potatoes and toast, and it really highlights what is this place's strength. Eggs: I get mine scrambled and have a nice selection of hot sauce to choose from. Meat: I appreciate that they offer turkey sausage since I don't eat beef or pork, but my wife loves their bacon if that's your thing. Pancakes: quality varies the most here as they are sometimes a little pale (but still good) but more often the idyllic golden one expects when ordering. Potatoes: lots of variety here, too, as my home fries come in different sized cuts with seasoning ranging from none to "no need for salt or pepper?" Toast: Again, wide variety of choices, I go with sourdough most often If this sounds like a lot of food, there are lots of other options that make it appealing to smaller appetites. But what I like about the "Hearty" is all the choices and the variation in style (probably depends on who's staffing the griddle) allows me to order the same meal and still feel like I'm getting some variety. Having said that, keep an eye out for the specials. They sometimes are tempting enough to get me to stray from usual. In addition to good food, the service is always friendly, and we've been back enough times to where I think every server recognizes us. Like I said, it's a favorite.

Small spot with Friendly staff and quick hot food! We've…read morevisited here two or three times and they have never disappointed. Our most recent visit we enjoyed our lunch with some great cocktails, Pomegranate mimosa and a Bloody MARIA( tequila). I ordered a corn-beef hash and hubby had the glass onion omelette.

I finally made it here. I've been told to try Dine Store by a few friends and I just haven't made…read moreit until this week. Tucked in the Chrysler building is the Dime Store restaurant, this is a small establishment with about 20-ish tables and bar seating. Entrance is through the Chrysler building. I must mention there is ample street or structure parking in the area. Dine Store is casual feels with BIG flavors! Plus the Staff were friendly and welcoming. At our table, we started with Chai Lattes. They offer milk alternatives-Yaay! The Chai was good sprinkled with cinnamon and steaming hot. It could have used a bit more chai, which I'm sure they would have supplied but it was good that I sipped away. To note, they do offer cocktails and beers, as not all brunch places do. We tried the Mushroom and Goat cheese Omelette and a Build your Own omelette. Our table was pleased as the omelettes may appear 'small' but don't let that fool you, they were packed with flavor. Also, the dishes were made to order. The cubed potatoes were delicious along with the Zingerman's Toast with strawberry jam. Oh yes, we also got a side of the chicken sausage and no disappointments. Everything was cooked to perfection. I must point out that the ingredients were fresh, we could taste the difference with the farm to table ingredients and the potatoes and omelettes were not greasy at all! Can't wait to visit again-recommended!

In all my years working in Detroit I finally got downtown to try this lovely spot. It's a cozy,…read morenice diner vibe that's not a a grungy, divey place yet small like one. The staff was very friendly and warm when greeting guests. Their personable nature made the visit that much more worth the walk in the heat. Since the place was pretty busy we took bar stools to avoid waiting for a table and it was a good view of the smaller kitchen area. I was pleasantly surprised at the efficiency we saw from the busy crowd and the food not taking 10 years. The food was tasty. I truly enjoyed my Korean spicy fries. Spicy in name not truly spicy to cause a burn if that makes sense. I was craving a traditional breakfast plate but the staff and my friends who are local insisted that I needed to try the Korean fries so I did both. Was it greedy of me? Absolutely. Did I care? No. The locally sourced sausage was also very tasty. I must try to find it to cook at home. My friends ordered their regular go-to meals so it was great according to them. The burger and the duck hash. I think I'll go back and try the duck hash next time for sure. And another thing, there's a particular parking garage they validate a couple hours for. So parking is not an issue in this downtown office building.

all day Iraqi breakfast! flavorful…read more. reasonable price.. beautiful decor.. very authentic and soulful..

Iraqi cuisine. Cozy interior. Wicker light shades and a weave wall papers…read more Had to order the cheese borag (4 pieces) hummus, fattoush less pita, Quzi with white rice and beans, half chicken with beans and two lemon mint drinks. $95.33 The fattoush was too light on Romaine, would have liked more green romaine lettuce in it, along with less of the bottom chunk of the romaine and less of the veggies. The veggies were Radish, cucumber and tomatoes. It's not bad, dressing is different than expected. Their big pita bread is fresh and good, soft and billowy too. The hummus, pita and fattoush was out first. The hummus is smooth and tasty. The foul or stewed beans not too bad. It's a tad bland and was just warm, not hot. The half chicken is dry rubbed and you can smell it, it's quite nice. The meat is tender and not dry. Tastes good with the salsa dip. The side salad is the Iraqi salad with pieces of lemon in it, rind and all. Takes some getting used to eating it. The quzi lamb meat was tender, but fatty, but not dry at all. The cheese borag is literally a mozzarella stick inside of a spring roll wrapper. It's good. Some tomato based dip would make it better or something with it.

The food, the service, even the hustle and bustle of the place was perfect. Tony's is busy but…read morerightfully so. Everything we had was tasty, the portions ample, and the speed in which your food arrives admirable.

I stopped in this past weekend with 5 other guests. Typically I order a country fried steak, at…read moreevery breakfast spot i go to - its my norm. Tony's didnt have one and believe it or not...it was STILL GREAT. I ordered the Tony's Skillet, and added country gravy to it. Nice little strip mall spot. We were loud, and probably not quite the crowd they were used to... but we had amazing service. We had great food, and if we are all ever in the area again, we will be back

Phone number for the restaurant is wrong on here and seems to be disconnected. The valid number is…read more(313) 436-0863 I called ahead to see if they also serve any lentil soup as well as have fattoush salad or tabouli. No soup or salad. They are a breakfasts place only. Aren't chicken shawarmas a lunch thing or maybe it covers for both breakfast and lunch then. The pictures of the menu on here didn't seem to show any salad or soup options. The pictures of the food looks good so far. I am on the hunt for a good crushed lentil and fattoush salad for lunch today at a new spot here in Dbn.

I chanced upon this place and am glad I did!…read more The beef shakshouka was delicious. The bread and side of pickled vegetables were an excellent accompaniment. Very friendly service in a family atmosphere. Highly recommend.

Came to this establishment with friends for breakfast. I had the country fried steak, two eggs,…read morehash browns. I substituted the toast for a single order of biscuits and gravy. Everything was cooked to perfection and the flavor and texture was on spot for everything including the biscuit and gravy! You want a good breakfast come to Leon's!

The food and service were of 5 star quality and the place had a friendly feel, will definitely come…read moreback

Wow! It was Fantastic! My first visit since good reviews. I'm happy to experience here. Healthy,…read moreauthentic ingredients. Even chips are more than general. Fresh and crunchy. Fatthe with meat was great, fried eggplant, tomato sauce and garlic yogurt, garbanzo beans- so fresh and very enjoyable. I will definitely come back when I re-visit Michigan

I had a delicious early dinner here yesterday before visiting my mom who is in the hospital up the…read moreroad. The food was delicious! Sarah walked me through the menu and showed me some of the more popular items and how to eat them. The food! I ordered the Fatteh with meat and the spicy potatoes. It was just me and this was a lot of food. There was pita and assorted pickled veggies served as well. Every bite was like a flavor bomb. So good, so delicious. I loved the seasoning, spices, and texture. I would order these items again but next time I will have to try some new things. So many things to choose from. Service was great. Sarah was helpful since it was my first time here. She encouraged me to try some of their more popular items but also explained other options on the menu for now or next time. There is a good amount of seating. And everything was clean. As far as location goes, it's in a great spot right on Inkster Rd. Whether you're in the neighborhood, driving through, or coming from the hospital, this is an easy spot to get to with easy parking out front. Al Tayeb gives you a great taste of Lebanese food and flavors right in your backyard. I will come here again and bring friends.