First time stopping by while I was in the area and needed a quick coffee pick-me-up. Service was…read morequick, barista was very friendly, and the café was clean with plenty of seating. I liked the cozy décor,it definitely has a book lover's vibe, with books throughout the café and a bookshelf where you can browse and read. The coffee was good. I probably wouldn't make a special trip just for it, but I'd definitely stop in again if I'm nearby.

Kahve is just the loveliest little coffee shop! It has delicious drinks and a modest selection of…read moresweet treats. The Turkish coffee is a must try! There are armchairs and couches in addition to tables to give it a cozy vibe. There are Mexican and South American art and textiles on the walls. A great place to curl up with a book or to work from.

So grateful to have a Detroit Brew-ti-ful location in my neighborhood!…read more Their new 2nd location is on the south side of W. McNichols just east of Hubbell. The coffee shop is easily accessible with no barriers. There is a small parking lot, but plenty of street parking. Inside the warmth of a welcoming environment greets you as does the invigorating aroma of coffee beans. There is plenty of seating with areas perfect for reading, working on your laptop, or playing chess with your opponent. The menu is just right with a variety of drinks and baked treats. I had a huge piece of pound cake and a cold brew with oat milk and macadamia nut flavoring. It was just the fuel I needed to begin the work day. Service was friendly and efficient. I was very pleased, and plan to go back immediately to try other drink varieties. Perhaps I'll try a flavored lemonade next time.

This spot has the perfect atmosphere for a productive remote workday or meeting up with friends and…read morecolleagues. The smoothie was fresh and refreshing, and the welcoming service made the experience even better. Definitely a great place to work, connect, and unwind.

I'm really loving all the new cafés popping up around Hamtramck, and Awafi is definitely one worth…read morechecking out. My mom and I stopped in on a chilly afternoon, looking to warm up with something cozy. The café itself is small but inviting, with a few booths and tables for dining in. The woman behind the counter was such a sweetheart. She was genuinely friendly and welcoming. They were out of my mom's favorite dessert (the Yemeni honeycomb), but we went for two cups of mint tea instead ($2.99 each, regular size). Even the regular cups were huge, and I'm pretty sure one is enough to share between two people. The tea came with real mint leaves, which gave it that fresh, earthy flavor that hits perfectly with a touch of sugar. Just a tip: remove the leaves after a few minutes so the tea doesn't turn bitter.

I came to this little coffee and pastry shop in Hamtramck because they were hosting a cake…read morecompetition, and I'm so glad I did. This was their first time hosting the competition, and it was also my first time ever entering one. I decided to give it a try, and I had such a great time! We got to sample all different types of cakes, chat with the other contestants, and just enjoy the experience. I also grabbed a pastry and a smoothie while I was there, and both were really good! Overall, I had a lot of fun and really enjoyed the atmosphere. I'll definitely be coming back to try more of their pastries, treats, and drinks. Who knows, maybe I'll even enter another cake competition.

Customer service was truly impeccable we stopped by for poetry slam Saturdays which was delightful…read moreand amazing too ordered a mango , blueberry pomegranate , and a strawberry Lemonade which were all so fresh and delicious great cozy work and chill spot and truly a community gem .

Fantastic place. Fine food. Reasonably priced. Lovely place to meet. Great place for business…read moremeetings. Bring guests and visitors to get a great taste of Detroit!

Recently, the city of Detroit began to see more and more coffee shops pop up with fancy names and…read morefancier menues. But unlike those places where lattes cost more than the hourly wage of the employees, Cafe 1923 has always been true to what a coffee shop ought to represent. A neighborhood hangout, without fuss and pretense. Good coffee, a jar to pay for your refills, a stage for local performers, a library and hang out place in the backroom, and an unmistakable sense of community and belonging.

Great place for coffee and chill. Found this place while traveling through town in Michigan. I…read moreordered the Michigan cherry roast in a french press! It has a distinct cherry flavor and aroma. Would recommend this place to others!! Very cute and charming.

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.

This is my 2nd time eating here. I live all the dessert options and drinks too! All the staff are…read moregreat. Super nice! Its located inside Noble as part of a mini food court. Can't wait to visit and try the other desserts!

What a beautifully redone space! We enjoyed a cozy working lunch. There is a grab n go section in…read morethe grocery store -you can then take purchased items to the dining area- or you can select made to order bowls and rolls via a tablet ordering system (as we chose to do). This clever method also allows one to split the bill! Our food was prepared quickly and oh so delicious. We then stepped up to the coffee bar for a couple of caps and some pastries. Will return.

This is my local go to for great coffee and snacks. They also have real food which I have yet to…read moretry. We are always greeted when we walk in and service is fantastic. I recommend their seasonal coffee flights.

Came in on a snowy afternoon for a pick me up. Easy to find in the plaza and parking out front…read more Inside is very cute. You can tell they expanded with the dining area to the left and the cash register with all of the goodies in the cases to the right. The staff greeted me right away gave me time to look at the menu. I didn't have enough time to hang out and get a flight of their coffees to try, but I wanted to try the teddy bear frappe. I also ordered two macarons. There is a lot of great stuff, including food and of course treats. Along with cakes. Didn't like that they charge a service fee for using a card. The macarons had good flavor and a good shell crunch onto them. But my frappe wasn't great. Very bitter foam on top and didn't really taste like much other than the bitterness. Will come back to give this place another shot. So many things to try!