Presley's Kitchen Detroit

My group and I recently dined at Presley's before heading to a concert at Little Caesars Arena, and the location was absolutely perfect for a stress-free pre-show meal. The restaurant itself was cute and inviting, and we loved that it was situated within a nice hotel that boasted lovely holiday decor, which really added a festive touch to our evening! We started with the shared Street Corn Dip, and it was a great choice! It was tasty, and the accompanying tortilla chips tasted noticeably fresh, which we appreciated. For my main course, I ordered the Lobster Roll, and it was the star of the evening—truly very, very good. The lobster was the best thing I ate, and the presentation was excellent (it even had a nice piece of lobster meat on top!). The fries served alongside it were decent. For drinks, I enjoyed a split of La Marca Prosecco, which was delightful. My friends who ordered cocktails found them to be a little on the sweet side, but I certainly enjoyed my Prosecco selection. Finally, the service was speedy and efficient, which is exactly what you need when you have concert timelines to meet. Presley's Kitchen and Bar offers a great downtown dining option, especially if you're looking for a quick, convenient, and well-decorated spot before an event at LCA. Highly recommend the Lobster Roll!

We visited Presley’s inside the beautiful David Whitney building. The atmosphere and setting are impressive and worth seeing. We arrived just a few minutes before the menu switched to brunch, so we only had time for appetizers. The Brussels sprouts had good flavor, although they could have been crispier and a little saltier. Cornbread was decent, slightly on the dry side. The corn dip stood out and was actually pretty tasty. The Caesar salad needed more dressing. The chicken tortilla soup felt like it was missing some key touches like sour cream, spice, and seasoning. Cocktails are the real star here. Truly a 10 out of 10 and the reason I would come back. Service and ambiance were great. With some improvements to the food, this place could easily be five stars. Overall, a solid experience and worth checking out for drinks in a beautiful space.

Presley is a beautiful and modern spot right in the heart of downtown Detroit, located inside the A Lofts Hotel. The space feels bright and inviting, with stylish décor that gives it a calm, upscale vibe without feeling pretentious. You can sit indoors surrounded by warm wood tones and greenery, or outside where you get a perfect view of Woodward Avenue a great spot for peoplewatching and enjoying the downtown energy. The avocado toast here is one of the best in the city it comes as three slices, perfectly toasted with creamy avocado and a drizzle of chili crisp oil on top that gives just the right amount of heat and crunch. Each bite has layers of texture and flavor, and the presentation is beautiful. The salmon bowl was another highlight a generous portion of salmon, cooked perfectly with a soft, buttery center. Everything in the bowl complements it well, from the rice to the fresh veggies and sauce. It’s satisfying but still feels light and healthy. Even the fries stood out crispy, salty, and golden, almost like an elevated version of McDonald’s fries (and that’s a compliment!). They’re addictive and pair great with anything on the menu. Overall, Presley is a fantastic addition to downtown Detroit great food, beautiful atmosphere, and an ideal location whether you’re staying at the hotel or just looking for a nice brunch or lunch spot. Highly recommend grabbing a table outside on a sunny day or relaxing inside if you want a more cozy experience.

Great new spot with a perfect location on Woodward! This is a great option if you have an event at any of the Venus downtown as it is a short walk. That being said, keep events in mind when you go because our food did take much longer to come out because of it. We loved the modern decor and vibe inside but the acoustics made it so it is extremely loud when busy and you have to talk loudly to hear. It was also a warm summer day so the temps inside should have been cooler. We started with the street corn dip which was amazing! Must try! I also had the Caesar salad which was very refreshing and the sea scallops. The scallops and risotto were delicious! Really great portion sizes too. I would love to go back to try more.

It took over 30 minutes to receive just four coffees, even though the place was not busy at all. We ordered cappuccinos, but what we were served looked nothing like cappuccinos the milk was barely frothed, as if the machine was not working properly or not being used correctly. The waitress herself was polite and fine, and this is not a criticism of her personally. However, she mentioned that it would take an additional 10 minutes just to make the foam, which was surprising and unreasonable for such a basic drink. On top of that, the dishes were dirty, which was very disappointing. Overall, the long wait, poor drink quality, and lack of basic cleanliness made the experience feel careless and unprofessional.

I need everyone to enjoy the brunch that is Presley’s. Manager Amber checked in with us and was so friendly. Our server Troy has provided our table with the best service in a restaurant I’ve had in years. The staff here is welcoming, attentive, and making sure our group has had everything we need. And I mean the food is also top notch. We did pop tarts, huevos rancheros and a few orders of steak and eggs. Delicious, well priced, will be back and I tell everyone I know to come here.

Visiting Detroit for the weekend! Researched a few spots to try on TikTok and Presley’s was one option. Stopped in for lunch right after we landed. Hillary, our server was so pleasant and kind. It was pretty empty when we arrived but we did get there near opening time. The ambiance is ok - not too loud, simple decor. Overall I would rate the food about 6/10. We ordered both of the fresh pressed juices. They were served with lots of ice. Next time I would ask for no ice. The breakfast sandwich was messy to eat but my husband enjoyed it. The smash burger was average. We would probably return for drinks and small bites if in the area again!

Where do I begin?! Our entire experience was absolutely amazing. We chose the Presley to kick off our anniversary evening, and we didn’t want to leave! Alyssa and Amber made the night truly unforgettable and special thanks to their genuine care, attention to detail (even to the point of playing our wedding song) and exceptional service. The food was outstanding and the drinks were great as well. Our party of four unanimously agreed: we will be coming back again and again. 5/5 experience. Thank you to the entire Presley staff for making our celebration so special.

First thing I noticed was how beautifully laid out the restaurant was and how friendly the staff were from the moment we arrived. Our waitress was extremely knowledgeable about the menu and offered great recommendations. The Elvis French toast was excellent. It was the perfect sweet treat without being overly sweet. I also enjoyed the lobster roll, which was served on a delicious rendition of Texas toast. I typically do not eat cold lobster rolls, and they were happy to warm it for me. My friend ordered the salmon bowl and really enjoyed it as well. There was a small glitch with our order, but the service truly stood out. Our waitress remained extremely attentive, and the manager took time to personally check on us multiple times to make sure everything was made right. We truly appreciated the level of care and attentiveness shown throughout our visit.

My group and I recently dined at Presley's before heading to a concert at Little Caesars Arena, and the location was absolutely perfect for a stress-free pre-show meal. The restaurant itself was cute and inviting, and we loved that it was situated within a nice hotel that boasted lovely holiday decor, which really added a festive touch to our evening! We started with the shared Street Corn Dip, and it was a great choice! It was tasty, and the accompanying tortilla chips tasted noticeably fresh, which we appreciated. For my main course, I ordered the Lobster Roll, and it was the star of the evening--truly very, very good. The lobster was the best thing I ate, and the presentation was excellent (it even had a nice piece of lobster meat on top!). The fries served alongside it were decent. For drinks, I enjoyed a split of La Marca Prosecco, which was delightful. My friends who ordered cocktails found them to be a little on the sweet side, but I certainly enjoyed my Prosecco selection. Finally, the service was speedy and efficient, which is exactly what you need when you have concert timelines to meet. Presley's Kitchen and Bar offers a great downtown dining option, especially if you're looking for a quick, convenient, and well-decorated spot before an event at LCA. Highly recommend the Lobster Roll!

Two stars for the atmosphere and service. Dislike having cold eggs and cold sausage. Tough stale toast. I waited too long for it to come out and there was no way I was going to send it back. But disappointing! Get it together.

In the "D" for Maroon 5 concert at LCA tonite. Walking around the city seeing so much renewed life and activity. Decided to check out Presley's Kitchen & Bar for a cocktail. Great ambiance in this historic property, now a hotel and residences. Service was amazing from the minute we reached the door to our server at the bar. We only had cocktails but they were amazing. Definitely suggest checking them out. Ok so cocktail led to an appetizer......jalapeño Cornbread with whipped butter and local honey... yum

I had the lavender lemon martini, this was absolutely delicious!! It almooooost tipped over into "too sweet" but they balanced on that edge perfectly. We also ordered Crab cakes and the three day meatballs for our appetizer. Second round of drinks I ordered the berries and bubbles . For my entree I got the lobster roll, it was delicious and PACKED with lobster!!

Fantastic brunch before the Lions game! Great food and drink selection. Location very convenient.

I may be drunk on Old Fashioned's but this was phenomenal! The meatballs were delicious! So delicate and excellent flavor the texture was so delicate. Amazing. Truffle fries were truffle fries. What do you want me to say??!? Ok. So the aioli with the fries- delicious. Fries?-standard. FYI- the Rock n' rye old fashioned is delicious. Highly recommend. 5 stars.

Visiting Detroit for the weekend! Researched a few spots to try on TikTok and Presley's was one option. Stopped in for lunch right after we landed. Hillary, our server was so pleasant and kind. It was pretty empty when we arrived but we did get there near opening time. The ambiance is ok - not too loud, simple decor. Overall I would rate the food about 6/10. We ordered both of the fresh pressed juices. They were served with lots of ice. Next time I would ask for no ice. The breakfast sandwich was messy to eat but my husband enjoyed it. The smash burger was average. We would probably return for drinks and small bites if in the area again!

We went here for brunch ahead of a Saturday afternoon Tigers game. Fortunately, we arrived at the perfect time to secure an outdoor table, right along Woodward. Our server, Angelica, promptly greeted us and was an absolute delight throughout our entire dining experience. When we saw "homemade pop tarts" on the menu, we knew we had to give them a try. They were delicious and their only similarity to the pieces of cardboard called pop tarts that they sell in the grocery store was their name. We decided to split the breakfast sandwich and the garden & goat omelette. Both were good, although they were a bit bland. Definitely an enjoyable spot and I would go back again!

Came here Saturday morning for brunch around 11. We made a reservation and were seated quickly. The restaurant was pretty busy, it was a tigers game day and Father's Day weekend. We started with bloody Mary's which were very good! For brunch I got a crab cake and a side of bacon. My mom got the "aunt lo's biscuits and gravy" my crab cake was almost all crab and the garlic aioli it was served with was great. Bacon was cooked perfectly. The biscuits and gravy were also delicious. The biscuits were warm and fluffy, the gravy was very sausage heavy which was great! Overall a good spot to visit for breakfast / brunch

I'm going to get the food. I have to mention the service 1st. Hands down the friendliest and attentive server I've ever encountered was a sweet young lady named Jermanie!!! Food was tasty. I enjoyed the seasonal pop tart option over the standard Wild berry only because of the seeds. The cornbread =fire. The breakfast sandwich was great ( could have used a 3rd piece of bacon. The goat cheese omelette was really tasty. Get the mimosa flight. I would absolutely return again....bonus if I get placed in Jermanie section.

Great service. Food was good. Some issues with fruit flies, otherwise a good experience. The mimosa kit for $42 was a huge it.

Presley's is following Detroit's new restaurant formula -- the decor is light, airy, modern trying to connect with the space it's in. The eggs were silky and the Benedict sauce was good, wishing it was a little more acidic to help break up the fattiness of the dish. The crab cakes were ok - I wish they were more crab. The star of the plate surprisingly was that well dressed side arugula salad which had a stunning freshness to it. The staff was good, but I did go when they had just opened so I think they were still sorting things out.

So glad we stumbled upon this gem, where we could warm up and enjoy breakfast before our show at Little Cesar Arena. Service was great, food was hot and delicious, and the restaurant and restaurants were spotless! I had the biscuits and gravy and eggs and it was delicious--they nailed the sausage gravy! Coffee was hot and very good roast! We'll definitely be back!!

I absolutely love the atmosphere, it is beautifully appointed with green, gold and subtle floral hues. The food is flavorful, not overly seasoned and def not bland. The staff were attentive but not overly engaged. We went for brunch and I'll be back for lunch or dinner because the drink menu looks delectable. And if I come back for brunch I'll try to mimosas. I forgot to try today. I got the pop tarts to go. So I'll try those at home.

a must-visit for brunch lovers! I had the Mimosa Kit which came with a full bottle of champagne and three juice options--perfect for mixing. I also tried the Dequindre Cut (a refreshing vodka cocktail) and Up in Smoke (a tequila drink with a smoky twist). For food, I got the Traditional Breakfast with an over-easy egg, sausage, crispy potatoes, and fluffy pancakes--everything was cooked perfectly. I also tried the French Dip, which was actually a sandwich served with au jus. Not what I expected, but still packed with flavor! The service was excellent and the playlist was top-tier--definitely a spot I'd revisit!

Service wasn't good but not as bad as the food. The ambiance is family. The food AWFUL! How can a busy Saturday morning on Father's Day weekend produce COLD FOOD that even the butter doesn't melt? Then the waitress asked if I wanted the pancakes remade or put in the microwave to be heated up. Either these folks do not care about the obvious pre cooked food they are serving or they don't know what they're doing in the restaurant business. Then the bill was $150 for a group of four. Won't be coming back here EVER.

What an amazing gem right in the heart of Detroit! I don't even know where to begin! The food? Delicious! The drinks? Amazing! The vibe? Immaculate! But the staff -- SUPERB!!! A huge shout out to Alyssa and Amber who went above and beyond to make our visit a memorable one. Looking forward to coming back for their brunch.

Fabulous place for brunch within the David Whitney hotel. I had the pancakes, and the portion was huge! Nice seating both inside and out. Service was excellent.

This is a beautiful new restaurant in the David Whitney building - beautiful green tile, tan leather booths, a very nice atmosphere. We were greeted and seated right away and service was excellent. They have great coffee, and I had a very nice decaf latte in a lovely light green mug. I HIGHLY recommend their homemade pop tarts - they're awesome! Homemade super flaky buttery pie crust encasing wild berry filling, and the special flavor this season - pumpkin spice. Both were sweet and buttery and delicious. Topped with homemade buttercream frosting and sprinkles, what's not to love? They have a very nice menu with a little bit of everything for breakfast and lunch. Crab cake Benedict, steak and eggs, sandwiches, a lobster roll, a couple of salads, chicken tortilla soup - all sounds good. I had the steak and eggs, and although everything needed salt, the steak, eggs and potatoes were cooked perfectly and the chimichuri sauce was herby and garlicy. I tried my friend's fries and they were fresh and delicious. I'd for sure return.

My sister and I took our mom to Presley's for their Mother's Day brunch, and it was definitely a lovely experience from start to finish. We kicked things off with some much-needed caffeine. My sister had a vanilla latte, I went with a vanilla caramel latte, and our mom kept it simple with a regular coffee. Before we even made it to the buffet, someone came by to take an instant photo of the three of us, and we were each given a rose--such a thoughtful touch that really made it feel special. There was a table full of fresh fruit, muffins, and pastries before the main buffet, which had all the brunch essentials: scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, French toast, waffles, creamy white mac & cheese, and more. The real stars were the prime rib, cooked perfectly and served with rich au jus, and the crispy breaded shrimp. The build-your-own parfait bar was a favorite--we piled on fresh berries, granola, and a delicious raspberry drizzle. And for dessert, there were mini cheesecakes and brownies to finish things off. The ambience was beautiful--bright, sunny, and open, with high ceilings and a light, airy feel. Our waitress was super friendly and even got us coffees to-go, which was a nice extra. They did offer endless mimosas as an add-on, but we opted out and stuck with our coffee. However, my sister did mention that for $75 per person, she would have liked to see at least one mimosa included, especially since no drinks were part of the brunch price. The cost felt reasonable with the prime rib and seafood, but without those upgrades, it might not have seemed as worth it. One thing to note--the restroom isn't inside the restaurant, since Presley's is located in a hotel. You'll have to walk across the hall to find it.

We really loved the atmosphere of the restaurant very chic and upbeat. Our server was really great, and was warm and welcoming. We felt that the food, though delicious, was not worth the cost. We got the street corn dip, truffle fries, steak frites, and salmon bowl. Nothing was particularly bad, but also only slightly elevated. The happy hour menu is lacking, and it's not noted on the website that it's "bar only."

Met friends here, our first time. Aesthetics were on point and food was good! The bar staff were unfortunately inattentive and the server was sweet but slow. The reason for the 4 vs 5 star review. The reason for the 4 was Brittany, she was the host and later discovered one of the managers who came to check on us and made sure we were taken care of where others had dropped the ball. A great manager can make or break the want to return, but thanks to Brittany, we'll be back!

Great food! We had the goat cheese omelette and pancakes, both were perfectly cooked and delicious. I really loved the vibe, good music and nice warm atmosphere. We were seated quickly because of our reservations but, due to an extremely long wait for food I cannot give 5 stars. We were compensated due to a Tiger & Piston game happening the kitchen was most likely overwhelmed. So, I look for to a better experience next time, overall, really good tho.

Nice place in a great location to downtown and all of the sports arenas. All that said how hard is it to get it right? We don't ask for much, just good food reasonable price and decent service. With Presley's it appears they want to be a higher end restaurant at least their decor, service and pricing reflects that. But it's about the basics for me, the #1 golden rule is never serve the main course ahead of the appetizer. Total drag that our food showed up before the appetizer. This should never happen, the good news is it saved us $22 on a $100 bill. Oh and that was for a margarita, 2 gin and tonics, a hamburger and chicken sandwich. We really thought this would have a better deal than eating at Comerica Park. Totally need to step up your game, service was ok all be it a little scripted. We'll give this another try...maybe the opening day brunch buffet, it was pretty good

We got a chance to try Presley's for brunch and we love the inside! Super cozy & modern, the Elote corn dip was amazing and super flavorful...that was first thing we ordered. I also ordered lemon blueberry pancakes, and the amount of blueberry to lemon ratio was perfect and the flavor was light and not artificial or overwhelming. My friend ordered the breakfast sandwich that came on a brioche bun and you can't go wrong with a breky sando! The service overall was choppy but we just assumed they were under staffed. Ambiance and food were both incredible though!

We had a lovely brunch here! The interior of the restaurant is very cute and bright. The food is delicious, the homemade parts were so fun and tasty! The brunch drinks are strong but good! Our server was wonderful as well- he was very attentive and friendly! Definitely would recommend for a good brunch with friends!

Doris approved. I come here often: I sit alone at the bar with a book. If you come with someone your service is better. No one really checks on me except one waitress every time I'm here. All different servers either out of pity or takes interest in ensuring I get some sort of service. Food is good. Last time I got avocado toast. It was fresh and enough good for the price. The drinks are made with care. Each one I've received has been good and the coffee fresh. The ambiance is cool, hip, no need to dress up. If you did you wouldn't be out of place. Parking is rare. Street but not in this neighbor since, it's right on Woodward. I do believe the bartenders could smile or greet people sitting down. Also they don't clear plates quickly here or wipe down tables quick. That type of attention would lead for a smoother turn over. It's always been a manager, to greet me, when I'm here. All and all it's good. I don't expect great service hence my rating but I like the location and atmosphere.

We came for Thanksgiving brunch. Everything looked good, but unfortunately both times we went up to the buffet all items that should have been warm at least were ice cold. After 20 minutes of being seated they started pressuring us to finish up because they had people waiting. When you make a reservation it clearly states a 90 minutes limit which totally makes sense. 20 mins is crazy and we had two different people try to pressure us out. So tacky. Don't do the Thanksgiving brunch if you can't handle it!! Our brunch bill for 2 was over $230. Definitely not worth it.

My boyfriend and i came here for a post valentine's day brunch and it was everything we hoped for!! We discovered the post from a fb reel and had to come try it out!! Our server Angelica was so helpful when it came time to deciding on a cocktail, and was attentive despite how busy the restaurant was! The interior was so clean and well managed, it was a cozy chic atmosphere. I can't say enough good things about the food! The corn dip was so good and had the perfect amount of heat. I had the french dip and upgraded to truffle fries which might be some of the best i've ever had, they were so minimal yet packed so much flavor. We ended our brunch when the homemade poptarts (seasonal flavor was chocolate) and they were TO DIE FOR!!! (need to come back to try other flavors in the coming seasons) I'm so glad we came here and i can't wait to tell others all about it! Happy Valentine's day!

Food 4/5 I love most lavender drinks, so naturally I ordered the Lavender Bubbles cocktail--it's a winner. As for food, my friend raved about the mushroom risotto, and I quickly understood why--the ideal pairing all the ingredients and it has a cheesy consistency. The chicken tortilla soup was far from spectacular and I'll pass on this the next time. Service 3/5 We were staying at the David Whitney Hotel adjacent to this restaurant, so we stopped in for a cocktail and small bites before taking on the city. Our experience Thursday evening was great seated at the bar. Upon returning the following day for late lunch we were basically turned away by the hostess, who initially asked us if we had reservations (we did not). My friend saw there were multiple reservations in Open Table, so she opted to formally make one since it was asked of us. The hostess then told us that the kitchen was behind and we would be waiting a long time for food; she essentially was coaxing us to leave the restaurant. This was not hospitable by any means, and made us patrons feel as if she didn't want us to dine in. We left. The hostess could use some more training with interfacing with the restaurants customers. Ambiance 5/5 Decor and ambiance is aesthetically pleasing.

Stopped in while walking around. Cheerful, professional staff. Our waiter was attentive and fun. Ordered the lobster roll with fries. The brioche bun was a bit dry, plenty of filling and it's very tasty. A bit off though couldn't figure out if there was a ton of pepper or something else. Just a smidge off for me but it was fresh and tasty. The real story is the French fries- the BEST fries I've had in years. Hands down. The place is beautiful and cozy.

Mehhhhh, this was a very average spot with below average service and above slightly average pricing. Nothing was exceptional. My table had: - crispy truffle fries - decent flavor but definitely not crispy - hot honey sandwich - I enjoyed it but my friend did not - shrimp tacos - very average - power bowl - friend said it was "okay" - lemon Parmesan broccolini - a little undercooked but I enjoyed the dish/flavors. Good portion size! Sadly, none of us will be repeat customers.

This was a nice place to eat downtown, really easy to get into when we thought it would've been crowded. The atmosphere is more formal and the view of the streets outside is nice actually. I would definitely come back.

Omg this is the best restaurant I've been to in awhile! My friend and I went for brunch and loved everything about it. Hostess was so nice, cheerful and friendly. The waitress was the same way, just really kind and personable. We started with the mimosa kit, which is perfect for 2. Then we got the pop tarts, which came with what I think is there standard wild berry and the seasonal banana Nutella. WHOAAAA are they amazing, the banana Nutella one especially floored us both. We then also split the Caesar salad and the breakfast sandwich with potatoes, everything was 10 out of 10. We were already planning when we'd come back next before we left.

Fresh shrimp made to order and have chef come out to apologize. It's not about the money even though you didn't offer that either

My wife and I came to town for our first ever Thanksgiving Day Lions game, and ended up here after the game. They were open all day, they had a buffet for brunch pre-game and chefs table menu for dinner... we ended up just ordering off of the smaller available menu that was a la carte, but all around the food was well done, and the drinks were solid as well. I have to give a huge shout out to the staff working on Thanksgiving night. Obviously, it's a big holiday and it was surprising how engaged they all were. They were having a good time, telling stories and really having a good time with all of us sitting at the bar. I will definitely be back next time I'm in the area!

Staff is amazing. The ambiance is very pretty and contemporary. I ordered a Espresso a and the lobster pasta. The Espresso Martini was really good, but this is one of those that's heavier on the espresso, not creamy at all. The Cajun pasta was...the pasta was overcooked and the lobster was undercooked but still eatable. I did take cute a bit to get my food. I would give it another chance and try something else

Went for happy hour last week and it started off well, but quickly degraded...it seems one of the bartenders had walked out so that was part of it, but they were also wildly inefficient--like we had to wait forever to get our check, then it was incorrect, had to send it back, they gave it to us incorrect again... then they asked if we wanted a comped dessert... like no, we have been trying to leave for 30 minutes already, if you want to do us a favor, comp the pimento cheese that was weirdly lukewarm and had no pimentos in it. The place is pretty, the food is good, except for the aforementioned non-pimento pimento cheese, the drinks were decent but as a home mixologist, I wasn't blown away by any of them. I would only go there for happy hour if it was super convenient to after plans but I wouldn't trust them with dinner if they can't even handle happy hour or pimento cheese.

We were greeted by a very friendly and helpful hostess, Brianna. She also went out of her way and walked us out the door and gave us helpful directions to find our next destination at the end of our dining experience. We had professional, fun and helpful service from Jermanie. My husband likes to banter and she played along perfectly. She also went to the ends of the earth to find me sour cream, to go with the delicious Shrimp tacos. My husband enjoyed the very tasty French Dip sandwich. If you like a good spicy Bloody Mary - they have it! Very good! We also enjoyed the vibe - loved the booth at the window! Thanks for a very enjoyable dining experience. We will be back!

$100 for breakfast for three and you get one cup of coffee. No ketchup, hot sauce or jam was offered. Beautiful interior, decent (overpriced) food, service lackluster.

This is the second time we have dined at Presley's Kitchen. The first time was 2 in the afternoon on a Saturday. Food was good, service was fine but slow. Today we had a reservation for 6 for brunch before the tigers game. The server was pleasant as was management. The food, once received 50+minutes after ordering, was warm (not hot), and we had to send one of the dishes back because the sunny side up eggs had turned to plastic. Then the dish came without two important ingredients: the chorizo and cheese. These were added about 15 mins later. Not sure where the problem was but being able to make a reservation before a game on game day was NOT a plus as it was easily over an hour and a half to get out of there with everyone's meals coming at different times and level of "hotness". Sound levels were high and it was hard to hear the server when sitting in the round booth.

Our server was so nice! I ordered the chicken tender platter. Those were the best chicken tenders I've ever had in life. I'm so sad because I live out of town and probably will never come close to it until I return to detroit. I will be back!

Inside the Aloft Detroit, Presley's occupies the space that once used to be an art gallery. It's the perfect addition to this beautiful building, offering incredible food and great service. The restaurant is bright, open and cheery with natural colors and textures. The 360 degree bar is a wonderful gathering space with a screen visible from each side. Windows lining the far wall flood the area with soft light. Our first morning, my husband ordered the 2 Egg Breakfast, I got the Avocado Toast and we shared the Homemade Pop Tarts. The second morning, my husband opted for the Fluffy Pancakes and I chose the Overnight Oats. Let me start by saying that everything was generously sized and tasted fantastic. Not what we expected from a hotel restaurant. The pop tarts were homemade by the in-house pastry chef, and were purposely served warm rather than hot. ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS and a MUST TRY! Perfect for sharing over coffee or taking back to the room for a tasty, late night treat! (Side note: I think these would be great served during a happy hour. They're the right amount of sweet to compliment a specialty cocktail!) The bacon with the 2 egg breakfast was perfectly crispy, just the way my husband likes it. The sweet, savory and crunchy toppings on the avocado toast gave a flavorful twist to a classic, healthy choice. The fluffy pancakes were enormous with giant, fresh blueberries between the layers and the lemon whip was fresh and subtly tart. The overnight oats were my personal favorite, sizeable enough for two servings. Although a healthy choice, there was the right amount of sweetness to feel like you were cheating! Both mornings we were there, we sat at the bar and our server Susan was the absolute best. Her energy was contagious, she was incredibly knowledgeable about everything, and her smile and friendliness were captivating. She answered all our questions about the restaurant and hotel, and gave great insight and recommendations. She was a star all her own!

Presley's has great service! Menu looks like something for everyone! Fantastic happy hour! Fun, casual! Ordered french dip old school yummy! Kids burger & fries!

Great new spot with a perfect location on Woodward! This is a great option if you have an event at any of the Venus downtown as it is a short walk. That being said, keep events in mind when you go because our food did take much longer to come out because of it. We loved the modern decor and vibe inside but the acoustics made it so it is extremely loud when busy and you have to talk loudly to hear. It was also a warm summer day so the temps inside should have been cooler. We started with the street corn dip which was amazing! Must try! I also had the Caesar salad which was very refreshing and the sea scallops. The scallops and risotto were delicious! Really great portion sizes too. I would love to go back to try more.

Came here for breakfast and they did a beautiful job with the interior design of the restaurant. The service was very attentive and friendly. We ordered the breakfast sandwich as well as the steak and eggs which were nicely presented and they kindly cut the order in half so we were able to share but truthfully both lacked flavor/seasoning so that was a bit disappointing. The coffee was yummy though!

Legal Sea Foods in Boston was a fantastic waterfront spot with a relaxed vibe and excellent service. Everything we tried, lobster cone, buffalo shrimp cone, mussels, steak tips, and sole, was fresh and flavorful. Fair prices for the quality. Definitely reserve ahead, it gets busy!

Everything was delicious!! The atmosphere was absolutely adorable and so much fun!! Great brunch vibes and wonderful tasty food! It is a little higher in price but is worth every penny! Highly recommend! The staff there is very sweet and nice