There is a tour done by the Detroit gift shop. It is well worth it to see the gorgeous interior and get a little back story.
There is only valet parking but they take credit card. It’s a creole menu with lots of po boys, jambalaya, and other standards. The average dish is $15-$25 so it’s expensive.
The char kway teow, wok fried noodles, is excellent. The noodle soups are good.
They have a large variety of German beers and domestic beers. The happy hour is good with lots of beer food. There are a lot of board games and a nice outdoor patio.
The chestnut sundae is good. They have a wide selection of soft serve, cakes and roasted chestnuts. There are a few seats.
The curry sauce is excellent. The lunch special is decent: two plates of meat and all you can eat vegetables, noodles and ice cream. The ice cream is thrifty ice cream.
The salads are good. The bun bo hue is decent. They have a wide variety of Vietnamese desserts. Cash only
This is one of the best Acaí bowls. Most Acaí bowls are cut with bananas or other fruits but this was pure Acaí. They also serve sandwiches.
The complex is huge, make sure you know which building or office your going to. The JPI( Jaquelline Perry Institute) is one of the best rehabilitation centers in the country.
The ensaymada, Filipino brioche, is one of the best one’s I’ve had anywhere. The banana pudding is good too. There are no seats.
I like the self service aspect, you can fill your cup with any type of boba, pudding or any other fillings and any type of milk tea or tea. The only bad side is you can’t moderate the sweetness.
The lunch buffet is a good all you can eat for $13 (2017 prices). There are 4 types of kabobs and some soups and lentils.
They make their own ice cream, they have a lot of Mexican inspired flavors. The churro and ice cream combo will satisfy any sweet tooth. They make crepes, chamoy and tostilocos.
The poor boy sandwich is filled with German cold cuts. It’s a good and filling sandwich. There’s only 16 seats so it’s hard to get a seat. They have a wide variety of German beer in bottles.
The vegetarian plate is a good vegetarian / vegan option for late night eats. They do serve shawarma. The falafel is made to order. The garlic sauce is amazing.
Everything is made to order and takes about 10-15 mins. The Kafta, a ground beef option, is juicy. This a great place for a cheap meal. They have a wide variety of sweets such as baklava and knafeh.
Laksa is only served on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. They have a lot of Singaporean dishes and desserts. They have complementary hot jasmine tea. They also have takeout.
They have a large variety of lunch specials. The beef koobideh kebab is moist. The lubia polo, is a delicious tomato rice. They also have free WiFi.
There is very little seating. Come for late night eats. The grandma slice is chewy and thicker than the average New York pizza slice.
They sell a wide selection of pies, you just heat it up in the oven, all of them are good. The stores sells fresh produce, honey, jams and jellies.
There are no seats. The bomb is a massive sandwich that can easily feed 2. The bomb is a meaty sandwich, I like the sesame bread. CASH ONLY
