Nice little coffee shop. I had an americano and a cardamom bun and enjoyed them both. Good service…read more We drove past this on our way to Post which was also a fun store. Nice to see the development moving into this area.

A lone cafe in the middle of an empty/emerging neighborhood. Very intriguing. Definitely caught my…read moreattention. It is a nice spot to do some work or study. Doesn't have a large crowd when I was there. Free wifi. Good coffee and good service Food option needs some improvement. Sandwich looks nice but it is expensive for the portion size and taste like Walmart sandwich. Bake goods looked kinda old when I visited too.

I have been wanting to come to Flyleaf for some time and this Sunday afternoon I had some time to…read morekill. Little did I know that Flyleaf Literature & Libations would be firing on all cylinders. It was a packed house on both floors including a private party in their meeting room on the second floor. One of the workers was kind enough to give me and my Yelp BFF the lay of the land. He shared that Flyleaf was hosting a Boy Band event with great music playing and lots of patrons taking advantage of their Sunday Brunch offerings. It was very festive and standing room only at the moment. They host various theme events every month. Although I have included the menu, their food offerings change too. They had a great book selection. I was impressed that they had four books featured that I recently purchased. I look forward to returning to kick back with a book on their patio with a pastry or two.

Beautiful multi level book store-coffee shop-restaurant. we ordered coffee to go; drinks took a…read morewhile to come out. We later came back for cocktails - pretty good! Busy on a weekend evening.

What a cute little coffee spot! It felt great to support a local small business instead of a large…read morechain which owned this spot previously, and the coffee was great. The employees were nice and the decor is so cozy. There is a couch in addition to tables and chairs. It's a lovely spot to read, work, or catch up with friends. I look forward to going back soon!

Cute coffee shop. Love the decor and vibe of the place. It's definitely somewhere where I'd love…read moreto get some work done while on the computer or meet up with some friends. I've been going to this building for coffee since I was a kid and it was Starbucks, and have never seen it look so good! The service was prompt and friendly. The barista explained the drinks and helped me decide. The coffees were excellent! Will definitely be back!

Love that it's drive thru only…read more Fast, friendly service. I asked for a 1/2 dozen assorted of their most popular donuts since I've never been there. Ended up with a chocolate glazed, cinnamon sugar, cherry almond, birthday cake (not a fan), old fashion, and a brown butter plantain (delicious!) Also got a fried chicken w/ maple glaze biscuit based on recommendations- so good! 12 oz drip coffee - pretty good.

Colorful array of donuts in the boxes. Good variety of whimsical donuts…read more Plain old fashioned looked good. The shamrock is fun. The red velvet looks interesting. All were glazed except for the cinnamon. The donuts look so fun and cool, but they were all a tad dry.

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!

I stumbled into morning glory for a quiet spot for a book read and it felt like i walked into…read moreanother world. The ambiance is amazing and is so quaint and old school. The seating wasn't too comfortable as to not keep me for the entire day but just enough to get a couple pages in. the staff is super friendly and they made my matcha really quick. It was a little overly sweet and didn't taste as earthy as I like my matcha to. There's street parking out front and overall a decent quick fix for a pastry and cup of joe

We were looking to have coffee and dessert. My granddaughter loves matcha and they had it on the…read moremenu. First of all, there was no greeting when we came in. The place is nice and clean, but the layout is a little confusing. The desserts look great online and in the display case but not tasty. The gluten free cookie was ok but the brownie was mushy. The matcha was bad and the coffee is just ok. Strawberry parfait thumbs down, we threw mostly everything in the garbage The icing on the cake was when he asked me if was I going to pay for the items. My husband was there and still making his selection. Maybe he did not make the connection because we are a mixed-race couple, We didn't get a have a nice day or anything. I say don't waste your money or your time

The Commons is a wonderful neighborhood resource. Great little coffeeshop with some sandwiches…read more Laundry facilities that are clean and work well. They just opened their Tech Center upstairs that has computers and Internet. I think there's also after school programs for children, there's help for seniors and low income people to get help navigating the various programs or grants that may be available to them. Even if, you don't need laundry, internet/computer access or help with navigating the various programs to help with property taxes, etc. just come in and grab a coffee and a snack.

It's Friday morning in Detroit, and your weekend might not be off to the best start. You might…read morestill be feeling a bit perturbed about the announcement that a major-coffee chain barred its employees from wearing anything in support of BLM. Doesn't help that you haven't gotten your caffeine fix yet either but have no fear, this delightful coffee shop, laundromat, and community space combo has got you covered! All drinks are $4 or less so you can get a delicious espresso, latte, mocha, chai, tea, cold brew, or iced tea without having to break the bank. Make good use of your corona stimulus check to support this hidden gem, which is also black-owned (a HUGE plus in my book!) Oh, what's that you say? Fighting fascism got you feeling famished? The Commons offers a plethora of food items as well to satisfy you and provide the needed calories for all good community activism. Offerings include soups, chilis, pastries, and baked goods. The Commons also offers products from local vendors like Populace Coffee, GreenHouse Soups&Chili, Kaleidoscope Chocolate, Pink Elephant Products, INTU Specialty Teas, Rishi Organic Tea, On The Rise Bakery, Avalon, Sweet Potato Sensations, Nikki's Ginger Tea, Faygo, Calder Dairy, and more. What's not to love?

Cool little coffee shop. Music was a vibe. Quick service. And a vibe. I like the platform seating,…read moreartwork, and music.

Really cute, cool atmosphere, who doesn't love a coffee shop that also has a liquor license…read more Creative drink/spirit menu, and good coffee. The snacks are good as well. I recommend if you're in the area.