Went for breakfast this time. Our waitress, Sam, helped us figure out what we wanted and we had a…read morefabulous eal. She treated us like royalty. Now I've had dinner and breakfast. Just have to try lunch!

I love this place they have amazing food and i recommend this place. They have authentic foodread more

Always forget how GOOD they are, til I go back again. We…read moreshared the deviled eggs (4 halves to an order), the Chop Salad & a spicy Lamb Doner, and everything was really fantastic. Great server, she was really terrific. It's so cute inside! I had a City Clouds, which was delicious, so crispy, herbaceous & fresh & my husband had Dirty Don's, very 'Mai Tai' flavor he thought and very well done. Highly recommend Supergeil!

This cool, industrial space was hopping at 7pm on a Friday night. We managed to find free street…read moreparking and get a table for walk ins, which was great. The menu is German/Turkish/Mediterranean fusion. Plenty of interesting items on the menu! We started with Lutenitza appetizer with pita. Very tasty with a pop of pomegranate. And we ordered the eggplant fries too, which were sweet and crazy good. We also had cocktails. I had to try the Snap Pea margarita... which tasted exactly like a snap pea margarita. Bizarre and not a taste combination I will repeat, but unique. My friend ordered the purple gang and it was sweeter and bubbly. We split cheese ravioli which was good. For dessert we had the chocolate brownie with cinnamon ice cream. The ice cream was the star of that dish. My only issue was the volume of this cool place. Music was loud and the patrons were louder. I will try it again with an eye toward a less busy time slot. A truly unusual and delicious menu!

Service was very very slow. We came for lunch on a Sunday. We think the place was understaffed, as…read morewe only saw 2 waitresses. Once we did get our food, it was absolutely delicious. The best part was the Kanefe for dessert. I never expected cheese to make a good dessert ingredient, but it most certainly was here! We drank complimentary Turkish black tea. Great Middle Eastern food in Windsor!

This place has good flavors, the lamb was really good. The parking in the back was easy to get to…read more The waitstaff was a bit cold, and not very friendly. We also waited a full half hour for our sandwiches to come out with the place not busy at all. The lamb is just cut from one of the kabob skewers so not sure what took so long. There were also flies all over the place, landing on us and our food which was pretty bothersome. We liked the food though.

Love the atmosphere, the food is amazing fresh and delicious…read more Try the Happy Hour special Monday- Friday 4p/6p also take free selfie to share your experience . From the tea to treats it's all good

nice ambience.. like a little tour of Istanbul…read more. stays open late at night.. desserts are very good.. pastries are the best!

Amazing food. The Doner chicken Shawarma was one of the best I've ever had. So glad I found this…read moreplace and have been telling my family to try it when they're in Detroit.

Excellent donor salad bowls! I had mine half chicken and half beef. They loaded my bowl with meat,…read more pickled cabbage, onions, tomatoes and their special sauces all over crisp shredded lettuce. You can also get the bowls over rice or even fries. I was trying to watch the carbs but next time I'll try it over rice. They also have wraps and burgers. Everything was fresh and made to order. The two young men who helped us were friendly and thanked us for stopping by. They are located in the Exxon parking lot in a food truck at the corner of Chase and Ford Road. Best part is they are open late (until midnight on weeknights) when all the other restaurants in Dearborn are closed. Definitely will be back to try more of their delicious doner!

This review is strictly for the limited run chicken sandwich they do every year, and all I can say…read moreis when he announces that it is the season, run, do not walk and get one. The spices, the flavors, the perfectly crisp coating, the toppings, you name it, this chicken is it. Order online and it's ready for you quickly so you can get it all over you in the car if you want. Service is always impeccable and if you choose to eat at the restaurant, it's an absolutely lovely spot.

One of the best restaurants in Detroit and one of the best dining experiences I've ever had. This…read moreis thanks to the chef and owner Chef Omar, who is a fantastic human. The restaurant is easy to miss, located on a main road. They do have a small free parking lot. The interior is small, intimate, casual, and unpretentious. At my second visit (my first was several years ago when it first opened) my friend and I came late in the afternoon on a Friday. I'm not sure if we came at a slow time (we were initially the first customers there) or that the Chef was training a new service, but we received VIP treatment. I've occasionally had chefs check in, I've never had service from the chef before! He discussed the menu, as well as his intention for the restaurant. I love Moroccan tea, and the tea service they provide is just lovely. He is certified in tea, and incredibly knowledgeable. My friend and I started with the mudammas fava bean dip, served with pita chips. This was so fantastic I would return just for it. Creamy, just the right balance of flavor, topped with fresh veggies to add texture, I cannot say enough good things. I had the lamb tagine, and she had the kafta meatball batbout. The meatball is listed as a sandwich, it is in house made flatbread. Both dishes were amazing, so fresh and flavorful. The lamb shank was fall off the bone, the couscous was loaded with fresh vegetables. I ended up stopping in for lunch again by myself. I had the harissa potatoes and the flava bean soup, and a slice of pie that was a special. Everything again was fantastic, but it's the potatoes that you will crave after having once. Crispy and brightly flavored, soft once you bit in. I was able to try one of the Chef's teas, and hear a bit more about the restaurant. While the bread for the meatball batbout is made in house, the bread for the fish and chicken sandwiches he obtains locally. I like how engaged he, and the restaurant as a result, is with the community. Chef Omar treats all of his customers as welcomed friends. A quick note that the restaurant does not have any alcohol. They offer alcohol free wine and other beverages. Be aware of this, but do not let it deter you!

The food here was so good. I can't stop thinking about coming back. The side dishes were…read moreexceptional. The okra and beans complimented the meat perfectly. The people who work there are very patient and kind and it feels like a Detroit hometown restaurant. I can't wait to go back and try some of the things that they were sold out of by the time we got there. (our fault we got there very late at night). The dishes that we had were exceptional... So I can't even imagine how their most popular things are.

Rice was great! Got a grill combo tray. Price wasn't terrible. Wish they had garlic sauce (toum)…read more Iraqi style stew was good. Meats included liver and kidney which I figured I'd give a try. Did not enjoy that at all. Even the other meat wasn't the best. Said it came with hummus but it was baba. Not the worst switch but wanted hummus. Very friendly inside and fast.

I am a repeat customer... I always get the mango smoothie and a chicken shawarma and it hits the…read morespot every time!

Ordered the combo dinner, a burger and spicy fries. The combo came with fries, hummus and 2…read morefattoush salads. The meats were a little dry but overall ok. The flavors were good and a lot of food.

Not Haneeth House anymore, maybe owner change, it is call Mendi House. Interior look the same but…read moresign and name definitely different. If you want Yemeni food in metro Detroit, Sheeba or Yemen cafe is the most well known. But I want to give other Yemeni restaurant a try. Everything looks good, big portion, hot and fresh once it arrive. Haneeth, or other meat dish probably need more seasoning or spice. Kinda bland compare to Sheeba or Yemen Cafe. Strange thing is that if you order coffee or tea, you have to pay a different tab, because their cafe use a different account.

One of the best place to go for Middle Eastern foods. Definitely with the drive. The ambiance…read more feels like you are Aladdin with Princess Jasmine. Service was beyond compared