I've been wanting to try this place since they opened, as I drive past it a few times a week. This…read moreis a new cafe on the corner of Auburn and Livernois roads in Rochester Hills, MI. This is part of a multi-use group of buildings and they seem to have the prime spot right at the corner. When I walked in, I was welcomed by a clean and pleasant space with high ceilings and green and gold decor. It's all new and there is a variety of seating types. I chose to sit at a small table near the side entrance. They have so many great food and beverage options, it was hard to choose. The nice young lady who took my order was very patient with me - I had lots of questions being my first time here. I ended up with a Mocha Pearls drink, Nutella Dubai Baklava, and an Almond Croissant. The drink was supposed to have chocolate pearls in it but I suppose since I ordered it hot, they melted. It basically tasted like a chocolate mocha so I would like to come back and try something different next time. The baklava sent me to the moon and back - I love chocolate baklava and it's hard to come by. Add the "Dubai" crunch kataifi with pistachio and I'm done! It was amazing! The Croissant was served warm and it had an almond paste inside. Soooo fresh and good! I love the attention to details and the care they took to serve everything so visually appealing. I appreciate that added touch. I will be back - and likely often!

I want to love this coffee shop so much since I live nearby, I've been twice and will probably try…read moreit a third time to attempt to find something I like. In all fairness, I'm probably not the target market here - they have a huge drink menu with lots of different syrups and flavorings but I'm more of a no frills coffee person. The first time I got a plain latte and it was just ok, so this time I tried one of their specialties - the Mont Cloud. I assumed it would be mostly coffee and some cream but I guess it was a cloudy day because it was mostly cream (and ice) for $7. I also decided to try the basbusa because I've never had it before, but again ended not being up my alley since it's syrup-soaked. Oh well. The inside is decorated really cute and there's lots of different kinds of seating. They also have an outdoor patio area. Free parking since this coffee shop is located in a little strip mall. 3.5 stars overall.

I tried Hudson's Place for the birthday cake latte and it was fantastic. The latte itself was…read moredelicious, but the cold foam really made the drink. The flavor was so good that I could easily see myself wanting it every day. That said, it's definitely on the expensive side for a latte. I'd get it again as a special treat, but it's not something I could get regularly. The space is cute and modern, but it's definitely more of a grab-and-go type of spot. It's a small space with very limited seating and it gets pretty crowded, which is understandable given how popular it seems to be. Because of that, it's not really a place where you'd want to settle in to work or hang out for a while. The only seating available is a small counter by the window with a few stools, and the shop can feel a bit hectic when you first walk in. One thing I also appreciated was the bathroom. It was very nice, clean, and private, which is always a plus. Note: They start serving lunch (sandwiches, pizza) at 11:00 am.

HP original caught my eyes when surfing insta. I was super excited to try the sourdough pizza and…read moreof course the coffee drinks. The location of the store is in a pretty tight small shopping center. Parking can be limited when it's really busy. The only seating option is along the front of the store. There also isn't much space inside the store but I did appreciate that it didn't take too long to get our drinks and pizza. We ordered the hot honey burrata pizza, tiramisu latte and agent latte. Esthetically, the tiramisu latte was pretty but the whipped cream is so thick I didn't feel like the combination of flavors mixed very well. The agent latte was okay. The pizza...I had such high hopes but ultimately wasn't very impressed. I'm not sure if I would've felt differently if we had been able to eat it right away. But almost $30 for the pizza (size is slightly bigger than a trader joes frozen pizza), we didn't think it was worth it. They did have a refrigerated section of pre made pastas and salads that looked good. And they do sell quite a few other products (coffee, collagen powders, etc).

Upon arriving, it took a little while before anyone came over to help us, but once we made it to…read morethe ordering counter, the atmosphere really started to live up to the café's name and charm. Will was phenomenal and truly made the experience. He was incredibly helpful while assisting with our order and his energy elevated the whole visit. He also shared that everything is made in house, which made the experience feel even more special. We ordered the Chicken Masala Sandwich, an Affogato, and a chocolate chip cookie. The Chicken Masala sandwich was absolutely delicious. The flavor profile tasted clean, fresh, and thoughtfully crafted. For the Affogato, we sampled several ice cream flavors before landing on vanilla, cookie butter, and dark chocolate. The cookie butter was the standout and absolutely phenomenal, but honestly any of the options would have been a great choice. The chocolate chip cookie was also incredible. I warmed it up in the oven after getting home and it completely took it to another level. If I had one recommendation, it would be offering warmed cookies in house because that made it next level. Overall, a great experience with standout food and exceptional service. Will alone made us want to come back.

This is my favorite cafe in Michigan!! I swear I was in there at least 2x a week. The food and…read morecoffee is so fresh and tasty, you can definitely tell the quality is high. My favorite go to is the iced rose cardamom latte and their breakfast brioche sandwich. Just recently tried their cookies as well and it's unreal. The staff is super friendly and the cafe itself is so cute. The outdoor patio area in the spring/summer is my favorite place to sit and relax during lunch.

My friend moved to Michigan about a year ago and took me here because she knows how much I love…read morecoffee. Someone had recommended Lucky Detroit to her, so we decided to try it. We both got iced vanilla lattes with an extra shot. The barista told us they're known for their vanilla syrup, so of course we had to try it. It was really good and had plenty of flavor without being too sweet. The barista was also super friendly and welcoming, and the whole place had a nice vibe. I'd definitely come back.

The definition of hipster is to have a store that you can only find if you know about it, already…read more So this place shares a building with a barbershop, which happens to be on the second floor, but the coffee shop has no signage. Was there in early June and the coffee and service were both good, as was the savory pastry I got. The main issue with this place is the noise... not for the usual reason in coffeeshops where they play music too loud, but it's a raucous and busy place, which speaks well of the business. But far worse than noisy conversation there's this bell on both the front and back entrances that plays a little five note electric tune every time someone comes in or leaves... Why is it there? Why is it needed? The fact that only a few people have noted it here perhaps speaks more of our noise-polluted lives than anything else, but it's maddening as this thing goes off literally every minute or more, constant, tintinnabulations of the bell, bell, bell, bell, bell... There was an employee taking a break on his phone listening to YouTube videos out loud, too... I guess we're all just so used to this now. So if you want a quiet cafe to get work done, this ain't it. Maybe it's more of a Central Perk scene, with people meeting socially, all who liked the place before it became cool.

The staff were all friendly and helpful both times we visited. The selection and taste of items…read morewere great. They carried the viral fruit desserts that look exactly like the fruit being represented and taste just like that fruit also. We got a few different flavors and shared them with the family we were visiting. We were all impressed and pleased. On our 2nd visit we had the ham, egg, and cheese croissant. It was large enough that we could have shared 1 between 2 of us and still be satisfied. The egg was so fluffy, the cheese was very mild and the croissant was soft, buttery, and tender. Yummy is an understatement. There are a couple of tables inside but there is a beautiful outdoor patio set up with several tables where you can sit and enjoy your food and coffee among friends.

The tea selection is a bit limited, and they don't offer matcha lattes, so I ended up getting a…read moreregular bagged tea. They do have a great variety of sweet treats to choose from, though. There's plenty of seating both inside and outside, with lots of shaded outdoor tables that make for a nice place to relax.

We had the sweetest waitress named Mya! She was very nice and made it feel like we were talking to…read morean old friend. The food was amazing and Mya went the extra mile to make sure our bacon wasn't too greasy, it was our second time dinning and we'll be coming back again!

Although born and raised in Detroit michigan, I never heard of this nice little establishment. They…read moreserve a really nice breakfast, and they also sell pastries and cakes on the side I just had breakfast here, I had the corned beef hash . Thankfully he told me there's cheese on the corned beef hash . Something interesting about michigan, I think they are the only state that serves cheese on their corned beef hash so whenever I'm in Michigan I always have to say please no cheese on my corned beef hash. The corned beef hash is made fresh from their corned beef, not from the can , so that always makes for a good experience. I look forward to coming here again. The food was delicious and the server was wonderful really nice place.

We LOVE cafe immortelle. Norm is extremely kind and always in a good mood. It is small inside, but…read moremultiple 2 top tables and a window bar top too. We have tried multiple different coffee flavors and each are really well flavored but not overly sweet. The espresso is never bitter/ burnt. They use sabbath coffee roaster beans. We have gone to nearly every coffee shop in the greater Troy area and cafe immortelle has the best cafe miel. A must try. A staple food here is the spam musubi- if you have never tried spam before, this is the place to try it. I have looked all over for a musubi reminiscent of one I had in Hawaii and this one is delicious. My husband has tried multiple food items and they never disappoint.

Right off the bat the cafe is so cute and cozy! I love all the Knick knacks and the board where you…read morecan right your name which the owner pointed out to us. The only downside is that there is limited seating depending on if it's busy or not but we managed to get a seat. My friend and I got the hot and cold Honey Cinnamon Latte (Cafe Miel), Spam Musubi, and Hot Honey Croissant Sandwich. We enjoyed everything and the latte was yummy. We got Oreos on the house from the owner which was sweet. I would definitely come back to try more and do work/chill!

Best donuts in the northern metro area. They have huge apple fritters. My son loves nutty…read moredonuts, I love apple fritters. Service is quick. On weekends they could close early if they sell out.

We stopped at Avon Doughnut shop on Woodward yesterday. About 30 minutes before they closed.(2pm)…read moreWhat a great treat! The apple fritters were sold out. However we got a great assortment of their doughnuts. Had a nice chat with the owner. We will go back to get the apple fritters. The twist was so light and chewy that I ate 1 as soon as I got home. Give it a 5 out of 5

Very nice relaxing place to have coffee great vibes and very helpful when trying new coffee. I love…read morea great coffee spot.ill be back again.

Coming from California with hundreds of unique coffee and matcha spots, I was excited to see that…read morepeople raved about the coffee and matcha here. Their matcha here isn't even comparable to any of the spots in California. You are being scammed. Too much milk. Not enough matcha. No earthiness to their matcha. Just tastes like sweetened milk with bits of grassiness if I am being completely honest. To top it off, the customer service is terrible here. The barista couldn't even be bothered to smile or ask how you are doing. Almost felt like an inconvenience ordering from her. Ordered my drink for dine-in and I would rather just grab my drink myself than watch them set it down haphazardly on the tables. The ambiance is great and I see why it can be a great study spot, however, I can't justify the poor customer service and subpar drinks to come back here.

We had a lovely Saturday brunch at House of Birmingham and chose to sit outside, which made the…read moreexperience even better. We started with fresh juices--detox: a bright orange juice that tasted like a refreshing citrus blend Immuno: a carrot, orange and apple blend. Both were vibrant, freshly made, and genuinely delicious. Eggs Benedict with hash browns: perfectly poached eggs, Canadian bacon, and a generous, creamy hollandaise sauce on an English muffin. Hash browns were crisp and nicely browned. We also ordered the classic breakfast with two eggs, ham, and hash browns--simple, hearty, and very satisfying. The food was beautifully presented, the outdoor setting was pleasant, and the fresh juices were a standout. A great spot for a relaxed weekend brunch.

Clean, new place. I used to come here like once a week, by myself or with my family for breakfast…read more The food is decent... nothing particularly special, but it's nice that it's not super greasy. My servers are usually always attentive. Today was very weird though, so I don't think I'll be coming back. I ordered an Americano and then was some discussion from the barista (?) on whether it was a single or a double espresso shot. Then someone, I didn't look to see who, was ranting about how Americanos are SO STUPID and why wouldn't I just order a $2 espresso shot instead. The guy sitting at the bar asked her to repeat it and they all laughed. WTF? If you're going to talk trash about your customers, at least wait til they leave. Rude.