Dellah Coffee & Brunch House

A solid 4.5. The food was fantastic. I've never had Yemeni food for brunch. I normally avoid gluten but the bread was so fresh and crispy that I alone ate all of it. The meat was tender and well seasoned. My friend got the southwet chicken which she gets every time. The atmosphere was a vibe. They may need to hire more servers. We had to keep flagging someone down and they still wouldn't come because they had other orders. Also...not sure why but they will fill your glass with water once and won't give you the jug unless you ask. Overall though I LOVED it and will be back. (I tried the Yemeni Pistachio rose water desert and will try something else next time-- not a fan of that one).

First time there and it was excellent! I found this place on google and I decided to give it a try since the inside looked nice. When I walked in I was greeted by the staff who were more than warm and welcoming. It’s clear these people are very passionate about their food, customer service, and business. I ordered the power salad w grilled chicken with a side of beef bacon. The ingredients were very fresh, and the chicken was grilled to perfection. It was tasty and marinated well. The bacon was crispy, flavorful, and not too greasy which I loved. I’ll definitely be coming here again. Overall 10/10, give this place a try! It’s a hidden gem.

Really enjoyed my breakfast here; The staff are far too kind and hospitable. The menu has a wide range of breakfast options from middle eastern choices to your typical breakfast items. I had the turkish coffee as well and it was amazing. I do recommend this place

Obsessed with their brunch! I tried it once and just keep coming back ever since - I keep craving it! Everything is absolutely delicious. Service is very timely, efficient, and accurate. I love how you don’t get interrupted by waiters - you get to just enjoy your meal. You place your order up front at the register which is a great time saver. I appreciate the kind staff who are always smiling and helpful. I can’t recommend this place enough. I will definitely be back. So far nothing on the menu has disappointed me.

Everything about this location is amazing! Their food, their service etc. Great brunch spot! From American breakfast to Yemeni breakfast, everything is top notch! Although I went on Saturday with my family and it was packed, I still received food in about 10-15 minutes, while other similar brunch houses take 30-45 minutes. Shakshouka was hot and delicious, so does the bread that came with it. Southwest skillet was tasty and pistachio chocolate pancake was out of this world, a must try. And yes, it’s halal! Don’t think, just give it a try.

The pancakes are great! Very unique and well made! I got the ashta pancakes. It was very well flavored. The pancake was light and delightful. The scrambled eggs were not over cooked and basic, nothing standout but good. The coffee was really good, probably the best part of the meal. Overall the place is a good choice. Everything you see costed 24ish dollars before tip. Overall, it was good. Nothing standout but would come back again.

The caramel macchiato was very good along with the chicken and waffles! I also got the Southwest omelette and another dish that I can’t remember the name of. I’d definitely go back even if just for the coffee.

Everything was delicious and so pretty. The owner seated us and treated us so kindly. We ordered the biscoff pancakes, dubi chocolate/pistachio and kunafa pancakes, lamb sighar, southwest skillet, matcha latte, white mocha latte, and pistachio latte. My favorite was definitely the dubi chocolate pancakes 😋. The owner let us know he is opening more locations and I'm excited to have one closer to me so I can go more often!

Amazing tea!! Wow!! So delicious and smooth. Really friendly and welcoming service. I can't wait to come back and eat here. I hear the brunch is delicious. I want to try everything on the beverage menu. I had the traditional Yemeni tea and it was the best tea I've had in a long time. I want to try the espresso drinks too. The entire menu looks so good. Spacious interior and plenty of seating. I look forward to returning!

Amazing!! 5 stars across the board from start to finish. The food is so delicious and the portion sizes are great. The staff is friendly and welcoming. The cuisine is so deliciously flavored, we didn't want any of it to go to waste. The lahm sighar had plenty of flavorful spices and the meat was cooked perfectly tender. My chai latte and avocado toast were great as well. Highly recommend any of their coffee or tea beverages, there are so many choices I doubt you can make a wrong choice here. I loved my husbands mocha iced latte, the coffee flavor was very well blended with the mocha/chocolate. Very easy to find and parking was easily found across the street in a public parking lot. I am not from the area but I sure wish I lived near this restaurant!

The food is decent but wow they need to decideeeee is it self serve or a sit down restaurant? I don't know why it's both and neither?? We had to order the 2 yr olds food up front but when I tried to do the rest they told us to sit and they would come. But then no one came to refill waters or check in on us at any point so we had to wave them down to ask for the side they forgot. They also forgot the kids juice which was just a boxed oj and then my other cousins side order so we had to make sure it wasn't on the receipt. If they fix their service they can easily be a 4 but until then no more than a 3. The Dellah plate is HUGE. Very much two meals for the price of one lol. They bring a plate of French toast and then the plate with the eggs and meat. The pancakes were dry (3/5) per my cousins who had them. Then my cousin who got the southwest skillet swears by it and thinks it is amazing. I didn't try it so can't confirm or deny. I liked my Dellah plate but three of us ordered and I think they confused our choices bc we put in our order in the device but the platting was def confused bc I got turkey sausage but ordered beef and my husband got beef but ordered turkey. My other cousin loved her shakshuka but it was a lot so she only had about half.

Great area for casual dining. I've been for breakfast, brunch and lunch. The service is always great, an accommodating. Everything is delightful!

Wanted to try somewhere new with my hubby. He loves specialty waffles and smoothies while savory foods and delicious coffees/ teas are my jam. We had no idea what to expect. Let me tell you....Dellah Coffee & Brunch House DID NOT DISAPPOINT!!! We received a warm welcome and great service from every staff member we interacted with. My husband and I loved every single thing we ordered. Seriously. The drinks were really good, food was flavorful, filling and good portions (we had leftovers for later). This is one of my new must go to places and we plan to become regulars!! Thank you for a delicious meal and the hospitality.

Amazing food and great service! Very clean and calming ambiance that made you feel very welcome. The lahm soghar was amazing and one order was more than enough for my husband and I. It easily feeds three people. We stopped by while on vacation as soon as we picked up our rental and would highly recommend.

Went for breakfast and had the Yemeni scrambled eggs. Delicious food, excellent coffee. Will be back for sure.

This is absolutely one of my new favorite places in the Metro-Detroit area. I'm almost afraid to write this review because I don't want to ruin it. When we first arrived, it was simple enough to get in line, place our order, and find ourselves a seat. The atmostphere felt lively without being too packed or slow. It balances that vibe of fast-casual: you place your order at the front and then seat yourself. They'll bring the food to your table. The food itself just made my stomach sing. I really wasn't sure what to expect, but the Lahm Sigar with the freshly baked bread aboslutely hit the spot. The eggs were also fantastic, though personally the Sigar was more my style. Still, it's hard to imagine this place striking out otherwise. I'm genuinely so excited to come back and try something new... but also reorder the lahm sigar. Decisions. Decisions. My friend and I can't wait to come back here, bringing all our friends with us too.

Coffee is good here but the food is what I come for. So many options to pick from so little time!

5 stars! I was looking for brunch spot in Dearborn. The commoner is popular but man they have an attitude and need a reservation because they are on a main road. Anyway, glad I found this. Something different. Usually all brunch spots taste the same like First Watch. What caught my eye is the Ashta and pistachio pancake. So good. They have other flavor too but the Ashta and pistachio syrup really goes well. Looks good too. Every thing else is too quality. Owners make the cakes at home. The only thing I don't like is their hash browns, I know it is premade like the one you can buy in Walmart .

The service of this place is just so bad. The atmosphere is way too chaotic. They dont have any waiter/waitress who actually come to your table to help you. If you need anything you have to either wave them down or go to the front counter. With such a busy restaurant this was just so annoying. I had to ask for simple things like plates. They gave us plastic cutlery and when I asked for actual silverware they said they didn't have. The wait staff was not friendly at all. The food is alright. I'm not a fan of the shakshuka which was way too strong of a tomato flavor. The ashta pistachio pancakes tasted good but were dense and not soft and fluffy. I enjoyed the southwest skillet. I don't see myself coming here again.

Great service, great location, GREAT food!... love it... don't take my word for!... come and eat!

Fantastic latte and food variety! Service was a bit confusing because you have to go order at the counter then go sit down. It was loud but totally worth it. Seems to be a hit for breakfast/brunch crew. I can't wait to go back and try the Yemeni breakfast they offer.

I honestly cannot recommend this place enough. The Shashuka, Ashta Pistachio pancakes, Yemini eggs, huge homemade bread, turkish coffee, flavored teas??? That's all that i've tried here and my list go on but how can i change my order when the ones i listed are sooo good??? The vibe, the cleanliness, the manager is a nice out going guy. I was so excited to show my boyfriend this place and we both agree this is top 3 brunch spots we've ever had in the united states. They're so delicious and flavorful; i'm sick of the basic brunch spots on every corner; this is a hidden gem that deserves all the business. Thanks so much and keep doing what you do! i'll be a Regular for life!

Delicious food and massive portions! The shakshuka was huge and I am still eating the leftover bread. Pistachio pancakes are incredible! Ambiance is a little bit loud when it's packed.

Don't judge a book by its cover. The outside of the restaurant is not as welcoming. But once you walk in, it's 100% different. The ambiance is very nice, but it is loud. PSA. This is a seat-yourself establishment. You walk up to the counter to order all food and drinks, and they will give you a number. Then deliver your food and drink to wherever you're sitting. Food - absolutely fantastic. There wasn't a single that wasn't excellent. Service was super fast too! We probably got our food in less than 10 min after ordering. The only downfall is they didn't have some of the stuff (i.e., Dellah Plate, orange juice).

Located in Dearborn Heights, this is a cozy cafe and brunch spot. The decor reflects Yemeni culture and the food the reflects that beautiful culture! The coffee the savory eggs, sautéed meat, and pancakes are all amazing. You do have to order at the front, but the service is good and prompt! If you want to come for brunch it is a very nice place to have with friends. It's also a great place to sit and do work! Worth checking out!!

My first time here and was impressed all around. The inside space was much larger than expected, offering ample seating for parties of 1-12 or more, guessing 75+ capacity? You order first scanning menu code on the table or traditional in hand at counter. Then you get a number and your meal/ drinks are delivered to you. The young ladies behind the counter were very helpful answering my questions about my choice and the process of ordering to first bite was about 10 minutes. I tried a traditional Yemeni breakfast Fasolia with scrambled eggs added and it was delicious! You can choose your spice/ heat level but I tried mild to get a taste of spices in the dish. You get a side of spices (chopped like a salsa) you can add to make more to your taste. That had kick even for the taste test but not overpowering, adding a fresh peppery undertone. The dish came out in a cast iron bowl, steaming, bubbling and lava hot! I had to be careful for about 10 bites not to burn my tongue. You also get a lovely bread to dip and scoop up the sauce and beans, the edges were plump like a pizza crust for an amazing 'chew' while the inside was thin and wonderfully crisp. I also had a Pistachio Latte which was deliciously creamy and sweetened with a pistachio paste, which I noted on the bottom as I finished it. Next time I will ask for a spoon! I don't usually get sweetened lattes but this will be an indulgent treat in the future, as I will definitely be coming back! Decor is simple chic: wicker back bistro chairs and a cushioned booth back along one wall. Traditional murals and music were very nice, not loud but I'm sure when it's very busy that'll change. Only about 20-25 diners while I was here, many carry out customers as well. Large parking lot directly across the street. BPrices were $$ and very affordable for the portions you receive and the quality of food. So glad I stopped in today. I'm sure you will be too!

Good prices. Clean establishment. Fast service. Cozy. Yummy good. I'll be back to try more.

This brunch house is very popular with many tables filled up. Ordered the pistachio pancakes, a fig honey dish, and an adeni chai. The pistachio sauce was sweet and nutty and tasted delicious with the fluffy pancakes 10/10. The adeni chai was like a darker milk tea with some spices 10/10. The fig dish was a bit plain for my tastes 5/10. Overall would come again.

Great Yemeni food restaurant and café near Pelham St and Outer Dr W, and on the West side of Dearborn (close to Edsel Ford H.S.) I enjoyed my shakshuka- it was my first time to try the dish (eggs poached in a bubbling hot skillet sauce of tomatoes, onions, and green peppers). I thought that the bread aka kabooz that it came with was a little bit more burnt in spots than it should be, but I also don't have a frame of reference for that kind of bread (I was comparing it to Indian naan bread). The iced adeni chai was also quite good--but next time I get it, I will better understand that you're either "all in" on adding sugar to it or going with the no sugar added version. I wanted something with a little bit of a sugar kick but the version with sugar was more like a Starbucks drink level of fat and sugar! It was really good, though! It was really bustling and loud when I was there. So at busy times, it would not be a great environment for people with hearing aids. You order at the counter and pay at the counter, then wait for your food at a table. The owners and employees there seemed really committed and enthusiastic about the business, as well! Great addition to the neighborhood. (1 visit only so this is a limited review).

So good! We ordered the special- chocolate pistachio pancakes and it was incredible. I want them to make it a staple item on the menu. We also ordered the yemeni scramble and it was very tasty. The kubhz bread was a very nice addition to breakfast. I also love their iced pumpkin spice latte! I visited twice in one week because I enjoyed the pancakes and latte so much.

I met someone here for a meeting and had a wonderful meal and coworking session here as well. When I first arrived I was surprised by how spacious it was in there. We arrived firmly during lunch time on a weekday and while it was busy it was definitely not what you would call crowded. It's a fast casual spot so you go up to the counter to order, though you are able to take menus to your table to figure out what you'd like to eat/drink first. I ended up ordering the Labneh and Zaatar toast which, though simple, was absolutely delicious. I also ordered the Delah signature latte which was prepared with several delicious spices like cardamom and cinnamon. Seating was comfortable and wifi was easy to connect to and stable. My only complaint would be our ordering experience which started out a little rocky. My guest and I went up to order and the cashier began putting it in the system and then abruptly walked away without a word half way through. We waited several more minutes, looking around in confusion, before someone else came back over to help us. At by that time we just started placing the order over. He was very nice so it ended up fine but it was a little perplexing for a moment. My guess is that was just a one off experience, though, and did not dull Dellah's shine. I look forward to my next meal there!

This has to be one of my favorite brunches in the metro Detroit area. The menu is a great blend of classic brunch staples, as well as unique Yemeni items. We ended up ordering a ton of options to share family style. We went with a mix of sweet and savory to hit both notes. The biscoff pancakes were delicious and also a huge portion, so perfect to share between a group of 4. The fava foowl was delicious, but definitely a bit spicier than I expected. I really enjoyed the fasolia and shakshuka as well. Along with the food, I also tried the Dellah signature latte and it was amazing. The one big callout I will make is that it was extremely busy when we went in the morning, with a line practically out the door. Be sure to leave yourself plenty of time to wait and secure a table before lining up to order. Will definitely be back to try more!

We went to Dellah Coffee & Brunch House with friends for a recharge from a busy week. The mix of Yemeni and western food options on the menu made it a great option for everyone. When we came in a little past 10 AM, the place was already pretty busy, with about 3/4 of the tables full. At this point, they were still giving out menus and allowing you to sit down before going to the counter to order. By the time we left at around noon, the restaurant was completely full with a line out the door! Why did it take us two hours to leave? Because it took over 45 minutes before we got our food. The drinks came out pretty quickly, within 5 minutes or so, but for some reason our food in particular took forever. In fact, some of our friends actually got their food and finished eating before we ever saw a whiff of our items. I can't imagine how long they make you wait when the restaurant is at full capacity... Cardamom Rose Latte ($6.50) - I don't really drink coffee much so I won't comment too much on this. To me, it had the bitterness of a strong coffee and that was all I could taste. No cardamom, no rose. To be honest, I'm not sure they handed us the correct cup. The other people in my group got the Biscoff latte and the lavender latte and they could definitely taste the correct flavors. Fasolia, Mild ($14) - The fasolia spicy level can be adjusted. We went with mild this time and after trying it, we kind of regretted not getting a higher heat level. There isn't any semblance of spiciness in this dish with the mild, which is something that we thought would complement the other flavors well. Luckily, there was a small container of sahawik on the side that added a layer of fresh tomato flavor and a bit of raw spiciness that helped things. The fasolia consists of very tender white beans cooked in a tomato and herb base. Taste-wise it's very similar to a nice shakshuka, with a mellow tomato flavor that really comes out mixed with a warming spice mix filled with cumin, cardamom, pepper, etc. The fasolia is served with three pieces of khubz which had a pretty interesting texture. Instead of a more gluten developed dough, this is was more buttery and kind of flaky. You could easily separate the bread into at least three or four tender layers. Fatteh With Dates, Small ($7) - I'm not sure why they call this a fatteh because arika/areeka would be a perfectly appropriate name for this sweet breakfast dish. This consisted of darkened khubz, shredded and then possibly food processed a bit to get it a bit finer, then mixed with chopped sweet dates and topped with ashta and black nigella seeds. They give a small container of honey to drizzle on top as you please. The ashta adds a nice milkiness and the sesame an earthiness. They give quite a bit of khubz in the bowl and not enough toppings, making the dish overall a bit dry. I guess the closest western equivalent would be a type of dryer bread pudding. Ashta & Pistachio Pancakes, Half Order ($15) - The menu doesn't state it, but you can get a half order for a couple of dollars less and get two pancakes instead of three. These are super fluffy pancakes - so fluffy and pliable that it was actually hard to cut and fork them. They are drizzled with a pistachio syrup and ashta, giving a creaminess and a good pistachio flavor. The sweetness level is pretty much on the dot. They serve a small cup of pancake syrup on the side that isn't needed at all. The dish is garnished with dried rose petals and crushed pistachios. This lends a rose aroma and reinforces the pistachio flavor. Finally, there's a dollop of whipped cream that's always appreciated. For the people who like aesthetic dishes, this is what you want to get. Bathrooms: Two individual rooms, one for men, one for women. Overall the food here is pretty good. It's an excellent place to visit if you want some Yemeni food but have some people in your party who want more American style breakfast items. Just be sure to come here early to avoid the lunch rush and have a little patience as they take a long time to make the food.

Love love love Dellah! We were so sad to see Mighty Oak go so soon, so when we saw a new restaurant go into their old space we knew we had to see what they had to offer and make it a point to visit as much as possible if we liked it... and boy do we ever! I love the ordering/service here. It's similar to some fast casual places in that you order and get a number before you pick a table. Service speed is excellent and we only had a slight wait when they first opened (not sure they imagined how busy they were going to be in those first weeks). Today we went in to split a couple things for brunch and went with a sweet and savory combo by ordering the Southwest Skillet and the Berry Intense Pancakes. The skillet was hot and bursting with flavor from the crispy browned potatoes, the mild kick of the pickled jalapeno and the creamy chipotle sauce, and the perfect balance from the fresh ripe avocado... The pancakes were light and fluffy and topped with fresh berries, tangy and softly sweet berry and cream sauces, and a flourish of whipped cream... Not too sweet, just right... Staff were attentive and f-a-s-t! Our plates were brought out quickly from the kitchen and were nice and hot. We needed silverware and the server rushed back and even grabbed us extra plates when she realized we were sharing (we forgot to ask)... It's nice to know we can get a top notch brunch that is near home and never a painful wait (for now at least... they keep busy!)

We took my daughter to a breakfast date and after we walked in and we sat down she looked around and said wow mom this is such a fancy place and she's right the atmosphere is great it really makes you feel like you are in a very nice upscale brunch house. You are greeted and given an area to sit and then you are giving money using waters and when you are ready to order you what you order at the counter. You are given a number to place on your table and then your food is brought to you when it's ready not all at 1 time. My table ordered the shakshuka along with the Yemeni eggs and a child's fun Fetty pancakes We also ordered a order of the Ashta pancakes to share. Now we eat plenty of brunch out so we've had pancakes from plenty of restaurants and these were the best pancakes I've ever had in my life including the ones that I make for my family. the pancakes themselves were light fluffy and flavourful with a texture fluffy kind of like cake. the sauce is that they put on top were amazing compliment to the pancakes themselves we did not need syrup with the pancakes everything tasted amazing. My daughter loved her pancakes and gobbled up her eggs and hash Browns. The shakshuka eggs were so delicious they were definitely high quality eggs because the yolks were so rich that I felt so full after only eating 2 eggs. the bread that they serve with my husband's Yemeni style scrambled eggs was delicious but my goodness the sauce that came with it was so spicy and so cumin forward it was delicious and reminded me of my grandfather. This was definitely a more expensive brunch than what we would pay with our check totaling to just under $70 without a tip. Does also include 2 americano coffees so I suppose it might even out of The coffee was delicious but I think the cashier misunderstood my order and instead of having French press coffee we were served the americano. I will definitely be back to try another version of their pancakes as well as try some of the different coffee offerings they have. This place was incredibly busy while we were there. And I hope they keep it up.

The food was delicious and the staff were so friendly and helpful. The ashta pistachio pancakes were delicious and had beautiful presentation. We also had the yemeni eggs and the shakshuka. For drinks we had a sweet foam cold brew, match latte and biscoff latte. Every person was pleased with their choices!

The shashuka was awesome. Great discuss and piping hot. The Yemeni eggs were most ex Elle t, definitely different than we've had before but excellent. The bread was hit, fresh and amazing. The restaurant was clean and the staff was friendly And accommodating.

Much better experience this time around, better service and food has always been good. I think they changed some of the designs inside but either way, it's gorgeous.

Amazing and nice staff. Quick service. Lots of space to sit and gather with friends. Would love to come back !

I give this place a five star everything I tried was amazing and fresh. The spices were perfect. Make sure you take your heartburn medication before you come. The atmosphere is beautiful, but it self serve.

My wife loves eating here she gets the shak shuka which is amazing by the way....not my dish here but it's really good....i get the Yemeni style eggs and it's amazing....not only do the Yemeni do coffee right but the breakfast is amazing. The people are warm and friendly and treat you like family order some tea or chai in a pot for yourself relax and enjoy the environment! One of my favorite spots!!!!

Great meal and good service. I had the chicken and waffles which was great chicken with seasoned very well and a pistachio coffee was the best thing ever.

Food good and flavorful...they have only been open 4days; I'd say give them a chance to catch their groove. You order your food at counter and find seating. They have children serving. You have to ask for silverware and water. We ordered avocado toast which wasn't bad, it was topped with and sunny side up egg, comes with and you can choose fruit or a little salads as a side; greek skillet had a nice flavor; waffle was good also. Drinks: cocoa which tasted like it was from an instant pack; mint lemonade I've had better in downtown Dearborn. I may be back In the future.

Very, very delicious flavors plus good coffee. Period . Our first time. Will return.

I had to say it was my first time it will be my last time it will be second and third and fourth and fifth, So the food is off the wall delicious I was really pleased to speak with the owner. He was so nice and very humble. You know making sure it is workers giving great service. I love the coffee. I love everything was great. . I enjoyed the eggs so much that is very fluffy very flavorful Even the meat was delicious too inviting atmosphere. Someone said that it wasn't inviting from the outside. What do you expect? You're walking into a place that is beyond what the review say I just know that when you finally spot a good gem and it's so good and it's off the beaten path well you know sometimes being on the beaten path and you have exposure and this is what I say the exposure is I love that this is a great spot is the only Yemeni brunch spot in all of North America if unique that I can walk into somewhere that's unique and taste great food great coffee great place anybody who is visiting the area I recommend that you try this and I know some people want to stay in the heart of the business district, but sometimes going off to be path is the greatest thing to do I really is inviting and I think that the staff is very friendly great concept and I think that it brings the neighbourhood together, To touch on things I had to say that you know there are only breakfast spots brunch spots on everyone's trying to do something but I think that doing something different and bringing your home cooked idea to the table and also bringing your cuisine to the neighbourhood. It is wonderful . I would love to be back again . So he recommended trying pancakes anybody who wants to try pancakes or try you know Americana I think that he has something brewing up his sleeve and that's really good thing . so where can I get Yemeni coffee and breakfast? Well this is hits the spot. I say tourist you want the experience that is off the wall and a diverse atmosphere come to Dearborn this is where it is at The food is delicious . I think you again for letting me come try Delilah's and have a wonderful experience. I love the spiciness of you mixing india and you know other spice routes that come through Yemen. I love Yemeni people because they're so humble and hard-working and that they bring something that they love and share it with the world and this what makes it such a unique place as that I get to have something that I don't get at home where I'm Lebanese and Syrian I don't get this at all it's beyond belief.

The food is great, if you ever get it. The service here is dreadful, half our orders were wrong at our table, never brought items we had ordered. Took 30 minutes to make a salad. But if you ever get your food or tea it's great (I didn't, paid for a tea I never received, took so long to remake while the barista was watching videos on his phone, I just left). The business should be embarrassed by the lack of service or caring.

closed the whole month of march for ramadan...please update hours/information .........

It was my first time trying Fava Foowl, and I'd have to say Dellah's was 10/10. The texture, the seasoning, and the spice were perfect. Every bite of the Labneh and Zaatar with pomegranate drizzle were perfectly creamy, savory, and sweet! The inside is quite neighborhood sophistication. Just lovey! I will have to come back again and again to try everything!

Our second time here. Tried something new and it was amazing. We never have any complaints as far as taste goes. The restaurant is super clean, cute, cozy and very inviting inside. All of the drinks taste great and service today was awesome. My only advice is to have more than one person making drinks. That seems to be an on going issue. Several people at our table were actually done with their food before they even got their drinks

Totally WOWED by the food here!! We absolutely loved what we got. We let staff help us order since we were unfamiliar with several items on the menu. We even went with their coffee suggestion ~ all were amazing!! Ordered Lahm Sighar & Fasolia for our lunch. Coffee: Qahwa Jubani coffee with honey, cardamon, ginger and cinnamon!!! It ROCKS!!

This place is so good! I tried Dellah for the first time today and I was very impressed. The restaurant was really cool with a great ambiance and the staff very friends. I had the french toast with a side of hash browns and my fiancé had the sausage skillet and both were very good. The hash browns were the best part but as you can see in the photo the french toast was great and well presented. We're going to add Dellah to our weekend breakfast rotation.

My partner decided to stop in on our walk and was very pleased with everything. We came for coffee but ended up getting food. The sausage skillet was simple but good. The pancakes were scrumptious but the highlights were the drinks! I got a hibiscus lemonade and it was fantastic! My partner got a mocha latte. It was so good and I'm not a fan of mocha! I'd like to try more items from here! The service was good and the wait wasn't long at all.

Great new brunch spot in Dearborn! We split a small pot of Turkish coffee, the pistachio & ashta pancakes, and the Fasolia breakfast. The pancakes were unreal and huge (we got a half order). The Fasolia was also very flavorful with mild heat. Khubz was also very good! Fast casual setting where you order at the counter and then find seating. We went on a Sunday morning. It was quite busy but a staff member found us a table while we were waiting to order. Good movement and quick turnover, so we never saw anyone waiting for seating. Can't wait to go back soon to try their subs and burgers!

I visited this place with my cousins & was overall happy with my order. I ordered the strawberry & banana pancakes and thought they were yummy. I'd want to come again to try other items off the menu. Overall, I would come again.

Introducing Dearborn's first Yemeni-American fusion brunch cafe! This brunch house is family owned and operated and serves up authentic Yemeni cuisine with a modern American twist. Who's excited to try it? I really loved this place and highly recommend u check it out

Great service and amazing food! Will come back again and again. You can't go wrong with any of their menu items. I ordered the Asha pistachio pancakes and Yemeni scrambled eggs!

This place is top notch. Everything was absolutely hot, fresh and delicious. We got a variety of things starting with the Fool which comes with a basket of the best bread you'll ever have. It was flavorful, with the perfect amount of spice. The Yemeni eggs were great, they had tomato, green onion, cilantro and cheese. We also got the Mediterranean omelette which was also great. I really like that they ask you if you want your eggs well done or soft. The Yemeni coffee is also really good, I got the Arabian queen coffee. It's small but roomy inside and the decor is really pretty. The service was great but they do not have waitresses so you order all your food at the counter which I didn't completely hate. It's definitely worth trying and it's our new spot for brunch!