Waited around 20 minutes for coffee and a pre-made dessert I ended up leaving what a waste of time…read moreand still got nothing. No thank you.

Whenever I go to Windsor, I meet all my friends here because of its coziness and familiarity. Im…read moreBosnian and this balkan café serves drinks and food that reflect my culture perfectly. After a long day, I like to come here to get an espresso and dessert to destress. All my friends enjoy hanging out here, especially in the summer because they open up the outdoor seating which is so relaxing. Service is consistent, friendly, and patient. Thumbs up from me!

We love this coffee house. This is our go to spot when in the Windsor area. The service staff is…read moreabsolutely exceptional and always friendly. They've added some more pastries which we really appreciate. The apple filled pastry tasted great. Cappuccino drinks are very delicious as well. They were quite busy today, but we were able to get a seat in the small room in the back. Definitely a nice place to just relax and have a nice coffee. Definitely a must go!

Mexican coffee shop and cafe on Ottawa Street - Gladstone is the closest intersection. Came on a…read morecold winter Sunday morning. Very inviting interior - see pictures. Festive with Mexican music playing in the background. Had a Spanish latte and traditional Mexican breakfast. Both fantastic:. The food was made fresh!!! They also have other standard Mexican fare as well - will try in the future. There's street parking. Free wifi. Very friendly staff - stayed for awhile. Never felt rushed! Definitely a place to go if you want to support local!!!!

Going to be honest Taloola's hasn't felt the same lately. I've been a patron since I was in…read morehighschool over a decade ago. I think the change in ownership has made it feel more "corporate"? I'm not sure how to describe it, but it has lost that charm. Still delicious coffee and food, but no longer the same chill atmosphere, definitely more "feed em and street em" (which I understand, but it's a change). I think I'd rather go to Camp Coffee or Anchor.

Taloola is a super cute, Parisian looking cafe. They have a relatively large menu for a cafe and I…read morewould say they definitely specialize in their drinks! The lattes are delicious and they had a vegan dill cream cheese that I knew I needed to try. They space itself is a little tight, but very cute to stop in to!

Lucky coffee is down the block from me and bonus it isn't a big chain! Love that about Lucky! This…read moregirl doesn't do Starbucks. Today I stopped in a few mins after closing time at 2 and the dude who runs the joint get this....served me anyway! Good coffee and service I kid you not.

Lucky Detroit has delicious coffee and a good assortment of pastries. The service is top-notch. It…read moreis right behind, and connected to, the barber shop at Kercheval and Wayburn. Would recommend to anyone looking for a good cup of coffee near Detroit!

This afternoon, my friend and I came across Sunrise Cafe during the grand re-opening festival of…read moreOttawa Street. The cafe is located on the corner of Ottawa Street and Moy Avenue. What drew our attention was their signs advertising their BLT special, breakfast special, and a few others for very cheap. The seating area is an L shape with one square table to fit four, about 4-5 tables for two, and a sitting bar area that faces the entire cooking area (to let you watch.) The bar area and floor reminds me of the 1940's. Their menus are amazingly inexpensive! We ordered their breakfast special for $3.99 ($4.50 after tax) that came with two eggs (any style), home fries, sausage/bacon/or ham, and two slices of either white or whole wheat toast. My friend had her eggs sunny side up, home fries, bacon, and whole wheat toast. I had scrambled, home fries, sausage, and whole wheat toast. The man accidentally mixed up our orders but it's okay! We just switched plates and meats and we were good! We absolutely enjoyed our meals! I haven't had breakfast food in awhile and I usually judge a place based on its home fries. They were good! They weren't excessively salty, had enough spice, and weren't mushy. The sausages were standard. My eggs came out looking like how I fry my eggs at home (I whisk the whites and yolk together and let it completely cook). I didn't mind though because they were good! I was very pleased that they didn't add any milk or butter to the eggs because it's extremely fattening. My whole wheat toast was cut diagonally into triangles and lightly toasted with butter. I don't usually like toast with my breakfast because it's too filling but I actually gobbled up my entire meal. Hands down better than The Lumberjack (over there it's pricier, their home fries suck, their toast is too much, and their food is too heavy especially for a breakfast meal, but hey whatever floats your boat.) Definitely coming back here! Plus the cafe is owned by a Chinese Mandarin couple whose English is fine and who are very nice!

Homemade, pleasant, and a good price. I highly recommend this place for breakfast or brunch. I'll…read moredefinitely be back soon.

Newer Palestinian coffee shop:cafe. Had the Arabic coffee - heated up in hot sand bath - first…read moreplace I've seen in Windsor do this!! Coffee was fantastic. Beautiful presentation. The cups were super cute. Had to try the milk cake. Tasty and rich - hate to find out the calories. Have some savoury items as well - will have to try next time. Nice environment! Hidden gem in a run of the mill strip mall on a busy thoroughfare street (Howard Avenue)

Kind customer service. It's a new spot that just opened up and they cater the taste to your drink…read morewell. Like the ambiance in here, and supporting a pro- palestinian business is always great! Check it out. They probably have wifi, would have to ask! Thanks for a good experience

Visited this airy, bright, and unassuming space with a friend the other day for study group. I was…read morehesitant at first for whatever reason, like it felt pompous or something with no signage -- I was pleasantly surprised. The food and drink were delicious. The menu is minimal but mighty. I felt genuinely nourished after a vanilla bean latte, parfait, biscuit (Red Lobster-esque cheddar biscuits) / egg sandwich, and greens salad. The eggs were expertly fluffed how I like them. My friend had the lentil soup along with a tofu scramble on focaccia. We ate it all! The espresso was strong, you get real silverware and clayware/bowls. Wow! I was taken aback. And for what you're getting, the prices aren't all too bad. They could definitely be higher (don't make them higher ) I encourage any coffee shop loiterer, vegan/vegetarian, or city dweller, student, etc -- to try this spot. There are a wide variety of books in the room connected to the dining area, with book shelves filled with zines and art pieces. Also a stage? What goes on in here!? Keep up the amazing work, this is a great addition to my favorites!

A beautiful communal space, perfect for catching up with friends or studying! The vibes here are SO…read moreartsy and different compared to most coffee shops. I got an iced cardamom chai and it was super yummy! Had the right combination of creaminess and earthiness. The space also connects to People's Records, which is always a treat to visit. One thing I must say is that menu items are a bit limited, but the space is more than enough to keep me coming back.