Detroit Brew-ti-ful Coffee House

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About Detroit Brew-ti-ful Coffee House

Known for

• Roasts its own coffee beans
• Classic and signature coffee drinks, plus teas
• Breakfast, brunch, and dessert
• Quiet, laptop-friendly setting with Wi-Fi
• Black-owned coffee shop

What reviewers say elsewhere

• “Such a cute cafe, this was my first time going and the staff was so kind. They didn’t have the drink I ordered on the menu but upon request they were able to acodate me and make the drink. This will be my new study spot for sure.”

  — Lauren Talbert, September 9, 2026 · google

• “Grateful for a community oriented coffee shop in this neighborhood!”

  — Jimmy McKee, September 2, 2026 · google

• “The coffee here is incredible. I’m 6 minutes from here and will be returning regularly.”

  — Caylyn Emanuel, August 26, 2026 · google

• “Beautiful place with good coffee and nice atmosphere. Edit: just wanted to add that the cappuccino had the milk steamed way too hot. Milk for espresso drinks are generally steamed around 140–150f.”

  — Brian, August 18, 2026 · google

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