Worth the trip back to the gym! Just drive to this wonderful place and try something. Your day…read morewill be better doing so!! A smile will form as you enjoy the lovely baked goods! The food, service and ambiance is spectacular here!

We came in for a treat after some serious Christmas shopping…read more I had to try the pecan pie which I had to go. The pecan pie was mouthwatering delicious. It is very sweet as it should be, but the perfect amount. We also like the sea salt shortbread and of course the cinnamon rolls. The cashier was very friendly and patient as I made up my mind on what treats I wanted. I even added some cookies as a last min gift to give for the holidays. The bakery is small with a few indoor seats but there's some cute outside seating as well. There is parking on both Kerchaval and Parker. We will be back as we live dangerously close. Definitely stop in and try what all the hype is about. You won't regret it.

Was really happy finding a solid coffee spot in the Villages. The pastry selection was next level…read more You have to try the Pop Tart. Oh my gosh. Stay was kind and warm. Coffee flavor was really nice. Wish there was a Espresso and Tonic option, but will return.

I'm not sure what's going on here lately. The staff seems like they are put out or annoyed by you…read moreordering. I've also noticed a couple times that people(one each time) have been sprawled out and sleeping on the bench inside. It felt weird to set up my laptop while someone is laying down and snoring by you. I ended up just leaving and going somewhere else to work. It bums me out, I used to like coming in here. The Greenway one is always enjoyable, guess I'll head over there.

First time coming here, it is a really nice place. The ambiance is a nice change from Starbucks and…read moreTim Hortons. The staff was super friendly and very helpful navigating the menu. The drinks were all good. I highly recommend giving this place a try.

Not sure why I wanted so long to try this place. I'm obsessed with the vibes. The space is bright…read moreand filled with plants. The coffee is amazing. I tried the banana bread latte and salted nutella rose latte. Both were flavorful and sweet without being too sweet. They use housemade syrups, which is a plus. I'll definitely be coming back.

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?

I'm so excited to have found this divine #coffeehouse here in Windsor, Ontario!! The music, the…read morevibe, el #café y el servicio were sensational! Their #Nutellaccino & #Ferreroccino lattes were exquisite & I highly recommend. They also sell a delish #carbonated coffee that was everything! The space is cozy, has a lot of natural light, and very comfortable chairs and tables perfect to meet friends for coffee or work for a few hours. They have a great food menu too! There's plenty of street parking!

The Algerian Vegan pastry IS SO GOOD! I love this bakery and this location is super peaceful and…read morehas seating both inside and out on the patio. I wish Warda was closer to where I live! But this location is fun and perfect for those warmer weather days when you don't mind driving to the East side. You can hit up Father Forgive Me since it's literally right behind Warda. We'll be back when the temps come up!

OMG this place is the best!! Today I had their rhubarb pastry which has crispy layers of flaky…read morepastry yet it had a delicious chewy marzipan custard and the perfect amount of rhubarb filling. Oh their fresh ground coffee is amazing. My husband thoroughly enjoyed their LBD dessert. It was the best cake he or I ever had. Please visit this patisserie, it's cheaper than flying to Paris and just as delicious right here in Detroit!!!

I am amazed at the service every time I go in I might be in a funk, but when I come out, I'm in a…read moregood mood and it's not just the coffee. The baristas are Amazing and I enjoy being around them. Some of them know my order already because I go so frequently and I just love it there. I feel like I'm at home. Whatever the barista are doing, keep doing it because I'm enjoying the service. I'm a big on Customer service and you know the coffee will bring me there whether the service is good or bad but the service is so good. It makes me want to make an extra long trip over there Cause I usually come after work, but if I'm at home, I'd like to go to the eastern market too, so I don't mind spending the gas to go that extra mile just to be and there are a lot of cool shops around. There's a running store that sells running shoes. There's a little jewelry store. Rebel now my daughter used to work there but now she doesn't, but it's still a cool place And I have yet to discover other places so look forward to continuing to support anthology and yeah, it's a cool place to have your drinks and work. It's usually quiet. It's not very noisy even if it isn't there is a little buzz about the place and the big windows are opened in the summer so you really get that feel of being outside, but you're inside I love it. Keep up the good work, everybody!

walking in here reminds me of the feeling when i use to be the only queer/non-masc person in an…read moreall-male IT department -my friends here have no social awareness/friendliness. it usually is never friendly and it doesn't matter who i'm dealing with, but for the most part, i'm always been helped by the two dudes with locs. what really threw me off is when I came in once and the lighter-dude with locs immediately began to make mention of the scars on my face and thought they were cool... these scars are a reminder of one of the most traumatic, horrific events in my life and while they may look cool and the comment was intended to be harmless, the memory they provide is so not cool...what is it the kids say these days, the vibezz are so not vibingg? but seriously, i always feel immensely awkward leaving this place, super unwelcoming and lacking any warmth. if Wi-Fi isn't the vibezz, is social interaction also not the vibezz? like, what are the vibezz, let me know... the coffee itself tho? tens, tens, tens on the hardwood floor. the menu is a little convoluted and takes a couple times to get what selections are brewed under what methods, but some of the best coffee in detroit, i'll absolutely give them that. you can tell the team is absolutely passionate about coffee and is very diligent about their sourcing. hopefully the next time i decide to pop in they've found a balance .

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.

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

The best part about this cafe inside the Siren Hotel is the environment! The hotel lobby seating…read morearea is super cool. Retro chic. There is a large table by the window where you can actually get work done with your laptop. Otherwise, most of the seating is in comfy arms chairs and couches. Had a drip coffee. Average. They do have food options including croissants. Worth a look if you are in the neighborhood!

A total vibe! This cafe is inside of the hotel lobby, and the styled decor here is art deco meets…read moremodern. The sitting area lighting is mostly natural, with some accent lights so on a cloudy day it's dark and moody but light enough you won't feel like you're going to trip on something. There's little sitting nooks throughout the lobby, and there's a medium-sized desk that can accommodate up to 4 people working on a laptop. I didn't sit at the working station, but from what I saw, it didn't look spacious (really only room for a laptop and a coffee per person). Now for the coffee and food: I grabbed a cold brew and it was quite smooth and refreshing! A little bold, and definitely worth the price for the quality, service, and the decorated space. A classic croissant was my choice for the day -- and the barista warmed it up for me and served it with a packet of jam. The croissant was baked perfectly! If you can carve out some time to sit and enjoy something to drink and eat, I definitely recommend The Siren Café.

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!

I enjoyed the space it was very community oriented and the staff was well versed and knowledgeable…read more I enjoyed my drink and time here will visit again. Will have to explore vegan options on next visit