I had a sandwich with turkey, tomato, and lettuce and it was very filling as I was surprised by the…read moreamount of turkey. It was also really good too. Why I am giving it three stars? For one, they don't construct the sandwich when you order instead they have it all packaged together beforehand. I asked for the basil mayo on the side and the guy told me it was already made that way. Plus for me it just wasn't the best cafe I've been to. Okay food.

I love this place, I just wished I lived/worked closer so I could go everyday! They're not open…read moreSundays, which is harsh for me, but everyone needs a day off. Loved their paninis and soups. Looking forward to ice cream time. They're definitely passionate about the flavours they create. Can't wait to see what they come up with this year!

Great customer service and my shake was hand made and delicious... nice little area to relax and…read moreenjoy some good ice cream

So glad this was open at 8:45 p.m. on a Sunday! Win especially after the two other places I tried…read morewere both closed - one closed at 7 and the other is no longer in business. It was fun finding it given it's down the little lane of maiden murals - imagine that on Maiden Lane! Very charming. I wasn't sure if they were open although their lights were on and open sign showing, but the door really stuck, but a good tug and we were in. The gal behind the counter said sometimes it sticks so bad, she let's people in through the connecting neighboring business. A relatively small menu, maybe a dozen flavors of ice cream, but unique things like a maple shake with bacon and caramel. I tried the Blue Buried Treasure on a just make waffle cone. The ice cream was creamy with a hint of blueberry and white chocolate cups. Very tasty, but the homemade waffle cone made it great. All that for only $4 including tax. Very glad we found it. Conversational gal was also sweet and had a nice chat.

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.

Love that they have a vegan ice cream place. I can't get enough of it, actually…read more I knew we had to come here during our trip, I feel compelled to try vegan spots when I am visiting a new place. I was even more thrilled that they had superman ice cream, which I learned was a local specialty ice cream flavor during my Detroit research. Sub 20 degree temperatures were not going to stop me. The place is SO CUTE and they gave both of us a free cookie "for trekking here in the cold". The ice cream was SO GOOD. It didn't have quite the same punch of flavors that the regular version I had elsewhere but it was enjoyable nonetheless. GF ordered the cookie dough which was even better. Such a great spot

Nice little vegan ice cream shop. Friendly service and cool vibe. They have a limited selection of…read moreice cream and change their flavors occasionally but whatever the flavor is it is usually pretty tasty! One thing that I really like about it is that usually vegan ice cream or soft serve can lack that creamy taste but the Cold Truth blend has it! If you're vegan and in the neighborhood I suggest you try it out!

By far the best ice cream I've had in forever. And that's saying a lot considering these are covid…read moretimes and all we do is eat. A friend told me about this place. We made a trip out to check it out. There was a lineup outside, but thats expected (due to the covid). Their website isn't up and running yet. We had to go the Facebook to look at their menu. They are pricey but it is worth it. I could not eat my entire cone. I ordered the cinnamon bun cone. The cone is literally a cinnamon bun. My fiancé ordered a chocolate dip and said it was good. I forgot to take a picture, but my friend who was in line behind me took a great picture. Memories. I forgot

If you are ever in the Windsor area you have to try this place! We are from Detroit but like to…read morestay at the casino for shows, so it's about 5 minutes away. It is on the main road but we had trouble finding it first. It's right next to a cupcake bakery on a corner. We both had the donut chimney cones, the cinnamon bun and the Reese's one. Both were spectacular! The girls that work there were also super nice, so definitely will be going back when we are in the area.

OMG! Gennaro's gelato is out of this world. I talked with the owner who said he gets his…read moreflavoring from Italy so it's the real deal. At one time, he experimented with less expensive ingredients, but the final product was substandard so he threw it out. Nothing, but the best at Gennaro's. Check it out for yourself.

Nice place to go. Reminds me of being in Italy. The gentlemen playing cards in the back was…read moreaweThe cappuccino was delish. The kids loved the gelato.

Very delicious! Great flavour selections. I'd highly recommend their black sesame and their butter…read morecake. Next time I want to try their peanut butter flavour. Quick and easy when it came to service.

Some of the best ice cream/frozen dessert in the city! Love the dairy-free options for when I'm…read morefeeling extra lactose intolerant. This was my second visit and I tried a scoop of the new raspberry stracciatella in a cone. It was super yummy and had the perfect amount of dark chocolate bits scattered throughout. They offer samples in case you're not sure which delicious flavor to choose from! I've also had their honeycomb ice cream before and yummm.. so good! The girl working there (with blue hair) was sooo sweet and took such good care of us and made sure we liked what we chose! Super cute place, would definitely recommend if you're looking for a cold sweet treat!

This place is my all time favorite ice cream. The dairy is fresh and locally sourced from their own…read morefarm. Lines always move fast and service is great. Ask to sample vanilla is a baseline must try to get a sense of the quality. The milkshakes and sundaes are great too. A very nice laid back vibe to hang out with friends in the summer with the picnic table seating Also if you want fresh local milk. The store has the best and they even have reusable glass bottles.

Moodith: A Calder Bros. Love Letter A confession from a…read moredairy addict with no plans for recovery When I was little, I lived with my grandparents in a house that still had a milk chute by the side door. Some of my earliest memories are of Gram accidentally locking us out. She'd give me a leg up, and I'd clamber through that tiny door like some pint-sized action hero. Without fail, I'd crash into the brass umbrella stand and send it tumbling down the basement stairs, which sounded like a car crash. But after landing in a heap, I'd pop up, fling the door open, and beam like Fievel finally finding his family and fitting into his giant hat. Now, Calder's might not be sliding bottles through chutes anymore, but they will still deliver to your doorstep: milk, eggs, butter, the whole wholesome package. This is a lifesaver for my 96-year-old Gram, who doesn't exactly "pop into Meijer" the way she used to. Downriver might not be a postcard neighborhood, but Calder's honestly dignifies it just by existing. But let's get real: I'm here to talk about the eggnog. This is not your run-of-the-mill jug. It's eggnog with the viscosity of wet cement and the caloric density of my future regrets. It's one of the main reasons I'll never hit my "target weight," unless that target is simply "rotund." Here's the thing...I have a dairy problem. When I was a teen, I once complained to my doctor about my loud stomach. She suggested I give up dairy. I laughed directly in her face. Given that I'm usually pathologically polite, that was basically the emotional equivalent of slapping her. If my family ever staged an intervention and gave me an ultimatum, dairy would win, and it would be the loss of a pretty good family. My addictions, in rough order, look like this: 1. Dairy. 2. Buying stuff I don't need (but swear I'll use). 3. Caffeine. 4. A practiced devotion to the unattainable (sigh/fml). 5. Hoarding premium gel pens like they're rare Pokémon. So yeah, Calder's doesn't just have a customer for life. They may very well end up as the surprise beneficiary of my estate someday. Picture it: a modest inheritance left not to wayward relatives, but to the cows themselves...my final act of dairy philanthropy.

Great Cold Stone Creamery location in Greektiwn with many ice cream menu offerings, excellent…read moreservice and cozy ambiance. Recommended!

I get the smallest size with two toppings. My total is $8? But if I get a Creation with 4-5…read moreingredients it's $7. And I'm mad because my small wasn't full at all!! Plus I've been a member, so I eat Coldstone often and I just wasn't satisfied.. then asked for a tip? NO

Great coffee spot! Their matcha and vanilla lattes are great. Also tried the red velvet cookie and…read moreit was soooo good. Very soft and delicious. Cute, clean place and the baristas were very nice!

I really wanted to like this place. The barista was super nice and the space is cute and convenient…read morefor the area, but unfortunately, the coffee missed the mark. I ordered a brewed coffee with whole milk, vanilla, and candle syrup and I couldn't taste any of the syrups. It just tasted like plain coffee with milk, no flavor, no depth. I tried to fix it myself with creamer from the gas station because I didn't want to waste it, but for $4.25, I shouldn't have to doctor it up just to make it drinkable.