Ferndale Project

Came here for brunch on a Sunday. A large space with many seating options and an area for children to play. I ordered the breakfast burrito, the strawberry lemonade, and shared a beer. Wow, it was great! The burrito had all the right fillings, and there was a beautiful texture from the chorizo (I believe) like a webbed crunch that I couldn't get enough of. The strawberry lemonade was delicious, I enjoyed the rich jammy taste. Looking forward to returning.

Friendly staff! Really good beer! Me and a buddy came in for a mid-week meet up to grab some food. Looking over the menu, a couple of the pizzas sounded interesting. I ordered two Detroit style square larges...one of the Funghi (+ roasted garlic) pizzas with whipped herbed Ricotta, and their Korean Bulgogi pie. They both sounded incredible. I thought I'd give them a shot despite the ridiculous pricing. Each of them were $27 for the large (2-3 toppings). The Funghi was Ok enough but no sauce to speak of...just the Ricotta on top with a decent load of Brick cheese, a fair amount of mushrooms, and the roasted garlic. It was more or less a focaccia with some toppings and it was pretty dry without an underlying sauce (a red sauce would've been delightful with the toppings and the ricotta). The Bulgogi pie was all around SAD! Again, lots of bread and cheese but hardly any Bulgogi meat (~1 piece per slice) and with only a thin drizzle of gochujang sauce across the top of the pie. It was a super dry pie. A fair spread of gochujang sauce under the cheese and doubling the meat would've done wonders to make this an exceptional pie. $54 for 2 pizzas is absurd! Both pizzas were basically focaccia with toppings and cheese on top. The ambiance is cool. I like the firepit for a cooler fall night but I think I saw what I needed to see here.

Ferndale Project has a huge indoor bar, indoor eating area, and outdoor eating area. It's an inviting place that serves good coffee and beer. You have to go up to the desk to order, but the service is friendly, and they try to get the line moving. For brunch, I got the chorizo breakfast burrito, which was delicious. The chorizo and chimichurri provided plenty of flavor. However, I'd say it was overpriced for how big the burrito was. Overall, it is a solid spot to go to for hanging out with friends, drinking, and grabbing a bite to eat. It's also a good option for brunch.

Had to come on here because this is hands-down the best pizza I have had in Metro Detroit. We ordered a large pepperoni pizza and a large margarita pizza. I forgot to get a picture of the pepperoni, but it was insane. I'll definitely be back!

I'm a sucker for a good avocado toast. The toast was toasted but soft. The chickpeas gave it a nice texture and crunch. The balsamic drizzle accompanied the smooth creamy avocado smash nicely. The staff were very nice and friendly.

I love this place. It's dog-friendly, people-friendly, and versatile. It's a morning coffee, a quick bite, a night out, an afternoon snack, or a great place to set up shop and study/work. The outdoor space is divine, the drinks are always interesting, and the service is always friendly. Highly recommend!

Decided to to come here after sampling a beer at cider dayz in armada.Super cute inside, with a coffee area to the left and a small bar on the right.I ordered the jalen wrap, and it was delicious. I added a side of nashville hot sauce, and mind blown. It was a chicken/veggie/Buffalo wrap.. and I'm obsessed. The fries were bomb as well, I would suggest ordering those. I also got one of the sour beers, and it was delicious as well. It's a order at the front, seat yourself set up. Where you bus your tables and run all of your stuff. I would of stayed longer and ordered more, but I wasn't sure how everything worked, and I was a bit intimidated. Very polite and helpful staff, will definitely

Super fun spot which a lot of tables! The lagerdale beer was soooo good. The sriracha aioli potatoes were amazing. Also really enjoyed the chicken and waffles with a churro waffle. The service was friendly and the food came out in about 15 minutes.

I went to this place this past Tuesday, so my review is a little late so bare with me here. I also didn't try everything in the pictures so bare with me. Now let me talk to ya, this place surprised us. I went here with two friends. One had the beet burger & the other had another type of burger. I can't remember what it was. I had the tacos & fries and we all shared the chips and salsa. The fries here were really good. Nice and flavorful. They were just different. Every place does fries the same way you gotta appreciate when places do thing different. They have vegan options so that's always a plus n my vegan friend said he never had a vegan burger like that. It was good. My other friend loved his burger as well. The chips were really good. Not sure how they do them but they were special. The salsa was salsa it's what you expect but the sauce sitting next to it was not only vegan but it was phenomenal. Lastly my tacos, could've been better. I enjoyed them chicken tacos mostly but it could've been better. The tortilla was like a hand made one n I appreciate that. N the potato on the taco could've had more sauce or spices.Service is good. Everyone was super chill here & the place it self is spacious and relaxing. Prices are decent so give it a try. They also have dipped donuts so that too is a plus. Definitely give The Ferndale Project a try.

This place is literally like having beers at daycare center, right down to playpen and everything