We visited Hudson Café while spending a beautiful day exploring downtown Detroit, and it was an…read moreexcellent experience. The city was bustling with people, and I was pleasantly surprised by how gorgeous the downtown area was. The café had a vibrant, energetic atmosphere that perfectly matched the excitement of the city. Our server was absolutely amazing and made excellent recommendations. The portions were generous, and the food was delicious. Based on the recommendation, I ordered the corned beef hash with the cinnamon pancakes, and both were fantastic. Next time, I definitely want to try the red velvet pancakes! My friend ordered the Triple Triple Omelette with the original buttermilk pancakes, and we both chose the cheesy grits. The cheesy grits were very creamy, though I would recommend adding a little more butter to enhance the flavor. That was really my only critique. The restaurant was busy, but after dining there, I completely understand why. Despite the crowd, we were greeted immediately, and the service was prompt throughout our visit. Overall, Hudson Café delivered great food, outstanding service, generous portions, and a fun atmosphere. I will most certainly be back the next time I'm in downtown Detroit!

We arrived about 10 AM on a Sunday morning, not knowing that people actually make breakfast…read morereservations to eat here. It was a rainy morning and we chose not to go anywhere else, and waited our 20 minutes to be seated. This restaurant is bustling, and you can tell it is well liked. My fiancé had the omelette, and I had the Berry waffle. My waffle had fresh strawberries and blueberries on top along with compote. It was not quite what I was expecting, it seemed to be more like stewed fruit juice, but I enjoyed it. My fiancé enjoyed his omelette as well. I ordered a side of bacon, and it came with four very large slices of bacon. It's definitely not a cheap place to breakfast, as my waffle with bacon on the side was nearly $22. But if you want a green breakfast place the various breakfast options, including multiple types of waffles, grapes, eggs, pancakes, benedetc., then this is the place.

Warm and Inviting service and atmosphere. Great music. Fun movies playing over the bar. Amazing…read moremenu. And you can't lose with the drinks. Must stop brunch spot in the city. Music IN THIS SPOT IS FIRE!!!! I don't know who's in charge of the playlist, but I'd elect them to become President of the United States!

The food was spicy and the atmosphere was cool! We were glad we had a reservation on a weekend…read moremorning, as the restaurant was completely full by 10 am. Host greeting was super friendly and they had our table all ready. Service was really nice and wait time for food was reasonable. If you do nothing else here - order yourself a coffee drink. The iced vanilla latte was heavenly. Our food was a slightly mixed bag. The huevos rancheros were uncomfortably spicy - both from the jalapenos and the rancheros sauce. Like fire hot. It made it hard to eat. The diego skillet had delicious guacamole and eggs were nicely cooked. Overall, it could have used more seasoning for flavor.

Detroit House of Pancakes Detroit, MI…read more Food: My party order Buttermilk Pancakes, Bacon, Chicken sausage and Vegetarian omelets. They arrived hot with plenty of butter (wish they had variety of syrups). The chicken sausage was really good, I was happy they had protein options. Oh, the mimosas were delicious. The omelettes were good... nothing special, some type of topping would have made a difference. Service: We had a server that was amazing! Friendly, courteous and professional. Ambiance: A large restaurant with plenty of dining area also a Full bar, great for groups.

The first thing that resonated with me was the super friendly hostess. A ray of sunshine. The…read moreinterior is clean, bright and nicely decorated. I found the menu items to be a bit on the pricey side. For example, a side of bacon is $7.95. Also, be aware - they include the gratuity. On the way out, I noticed they offer $3.00 margaritas, and you can get them to go.

This has been one of my favorite go-to spots for a long time, and the food never disappoints. The…read moreinterior has a classic charm, avoiding the trendy, sterile, franchise-like look of many newly opened brunch cafes. Although the space is a bit tight, the classic setup and the walls filled with vintage items make me feel relaxed, giving me that perfect, cozy morning vibe. The pancakes are always excellent. Their baked pancake, the "Big German," is a rare find that you won't easily see elsewhere, and its unique, chewy texture is absolutely outstanding. Every other menu item is wonderful as well. While the prices have been creeping up lately, it is still very reasonable when you consider the generous portions, taste, and wonderful atmosphere. This time, I sat and chatted with an old friend for quite a while, and I only noticed the long waiting line on my way out. Thanks to our thoughtful and friendly server, another wonderful experience was added.

Small parking lot off busy Woodward, you can also park in a small lot across the side street or on…read morenearby streets. Inside is a loud and crowded dining area, they impose an 'all people must be present for the group to be seated' rule. No soda pop. The breakfast and brunch food was excellent. It was a little pricey, but really good. Waitress was really nice and attentive.

Service was excellent during happy hour. The double smashburger is huge and a good deal. Was full…read moreuntil noon the next day. Customers kept to themselves. It's a mostly couples or people staring at cell phone/laptop crowd.

Very nice hotel restaurant located in the David Whitney building ... in fact, it's pretty much the…read moreonly option inside the hotel. Stays open late, and offers a wide selection of cocktails and mocktails. Food selection was adequate, but they offered very little for late-night diners ... like those coming from Comerica Park or Ford Field after games. So if you're looking for dinner, this is a nice option ... if you're looking for an after game place, there are probably better options.

This place is the bomb. I'd give it 6 stars if I could. Everything about this was first class…read more What a cool building. Old red brick in the bottom of an old hotel. Valet greeted me out front. I sat at the bar and took the bartender's recommendation of the paper plane. It was really good. Then I had to go with the Old Fashioned. That was a proper cocktail. I had the Papperdelle for dinner and it did not disappoint. Don't forget get the Hollaback girl for desert. It was all spot on. If only they were all like this.

We had brunch here twice while staying at the hotel…read more The restaurant space is nice, airy, and upscale feeling. The bathrooms were very clean. The service was pleasant but very slow. I noticed this at other tables as well. There were plenty of wait staff but they were not regularly checking in. It took a long time to get our food. The food itself was fine. Pricey but to be expected at a hotel. The best thing was the burger for brunch. Waffles, pancakes, biscuits and gravy were all warm and acceptable but not special.

We went to Honest John's before a performance at the Detroit Public School's Ford theater down the…read morestreet. I've wanted to come here because it was a place my late mom liked. I thought the saloon-type entry doors were a fun touch. I liked the atmosphere, too. The menu is wide-ranging, from breakfast any time to burgers, salads and sandwiches. I don't drink alcohol often, but I noticed they had a good selection of hard cider. I decided to get the one that was on the top of the menu -- something with pineapple. It was sweet but very good. My sister had the Honest John's hard cider that was on draft. It wasn't as sweet, but it was good as well. I had the grilled johnny john sandwich -- chicken, swiss cheese, tomatoes, lettuce on grilled pita. It was very filling; I only ate half! My sister had the chicken Caesar wrap, with the same result. We ordered some plain fries to share. Those weren't anything special. All in all, I liked the restaurant and would go back.

The food is pretty good. Some dishes are better than others, the best item on the menu is the fish…read moreand chips IMO. I would skip all of the breakfast/brunch items, and the burger is standard. They are typically out of at least one or two menu items on a given day. The serve can be spotty but it's usually friendly. The prices are reasonable, and the best thing about this place, it's one of the few places open late with ample street parking at night.

The food and the service was top notch. Better than most high end breakfast/brunch Restaurants…read more No complaints at all

Old place with a lot of history I am assuming. Good food, I enjoyed my corn beef hash and eggs…read more(scrambled eggs are a little watery and could use a little pepper.) Parking is tight with the motel adjacent to it. Parking lot definitely needs to be done over. Happy with the service as everything came out quick. The AC unit was leaking and the ceiling windows could definitely be replaced / cleaned.

Friday, July 3, 2026, we loved this place. We visit my wife's daughter, husband and our…read morethree-year-old granddaughter as much as we can from South Carolina. We love taking our granddaughter to this restaurant. She loves the Childs portion of French toast, the food is always fresh hot and delicious. The wait staff is very nice, if you can get "April", you'll be very welcomed with nice hospitality. We definitely recommend this restaurant for breakfast. It has become our favorite go to place when we are in Detroit. If you only read the one star reviews, they are from at least 2-4 years ago, I think that the restaurant has made some changes because we have not had any issues.

First, bring a light wrap, cool inside, but not freezing. Nice padded benches to sit if You have to…read morewait for a table. It is a popular place, so if you are here during peak hours, be prepared for a wait. We were greeted immediately and luckily got a table right away because we came at 11:00 AM, an in between time. Clean tables and well lit seating area. Nice menu full of unique offerings, like Dutch baby pancakes (Big German and small German), potatoe pancakes with applesauce and sour cream, crepes with cherries soaked in wine, plus more traditional fare like omelettes, pancakes, waffles and more. Coffee was pretty good too, served with cream in a little pitcher, a nice touch. Great service, good food, a solid choice for breakfast or brunch.

Breakfast time at Breakfast Club in Farmington! Life is good! Party of one! They are located in…read morethe Freeway Plaza on 10 Mile Rd. They were founded January 23, 2006 - 20 yrs and counting! Congratulations! On tap today was the Cinnamon French Toast Combo with scrambled eggs and jumbo sausage links. It was delicious! I even have some for later to eat at home. Yum! Cynthia, thank you for serving with a smile! You blessed my life. The XM Radio Station selection was right up my alley this morning with tunes from Bill Withers and Gladys Knight & The Pips. Patio seating will be available once it warms up. Not today on May 1st at 42 degrees! Note: This location is solely owned and not associated with other Breakfast Club restaurants. For this reason, they do not accept gift cards purchased at other locations. Gift cards are available for purchase here to be redeemed here only.

!!!!! we have now deemed ourselves regulars - love. adore…read moreall of it. food. staff. place. the everythingm