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"Great atmosphere, reminds me of how cafes were growing up"
Téléphone: +13133198766
Adresse: 2287 Holbrook Street, Hamtramck, 48212, United States Of America
Réservation, Réserver
Ville: Hamtramck
Lundi: 07:00 -21:00
Mardi: 07:00 -21:00
Mercredi: 07:00 -21:00
Jeudi: 07:00 -21:00
Vendredi: 07:00 -21:00
Samedi: 10:00 -19:00
Dimanche: 10:00 -19:00
Plats: 7
Catégories: 5
Avis: 1173
Islamaphobic Bullying Hijabis and Racist Coffee Shop in Hamtramck I’ve frequented this shop for over 8 months now, in my first experience was with my cousin, we shared a heart to heart in that space so the “neighborly” shop became dear to me. The location is very close to home, has free parking, and stays open into the night. Almost everyday I sat there, worked my online job, and bought coffee from Jeff whom is the best baristi. Even suggesting and inviting other friends to visit the location. However it was yesterday I was harassed out the door, like a stranger in my own community. A white male staff member that I’ve never seen before came up to me during their close and sarcastically, aske...
My friend nor I will be back. I came from far away to visit her, bringing us teas (note: that this store doesn’t sell). Once I arrived, we walked to this cafe to get an handful of items to eat, as she had spoken highly of the baked goods. Since I had driven far, we sat down outside for a moment to greet each other and get settled (note: the cafe and outside were entirely empty). A moment later the white male worker makes a snarky comment about where we got the tea from, and how he’s shocked that the “Arabic cafe” doesn’t have a patio, and continues noticeably speaking to the women near him about us. He then engages with us again, and we assure him that we’re both about to buy something. He c...
The coffee was just like a coffee icl. The staff was honestly pretty rude. My friends and I got some doughnuts from another store and went on the outside patio to eat them. I bought an Americano. I 'd like to mention that other than my group, there were a maximum of 5 other people, none of whom were on the patio. The owner then comes to the patio and starts saying things like, You 're here in my shop using my wifi and have only a cup of coffee (we were all talking and didn 't have anything that uses wifi out). Then he asks us where we are from, which I said that we 're from Ukraine. After, he says a legendary line, I don 't know how they do it back in your country; it 's probably pennies for...
