Stella Good Coffee

It is a little spot located inside an office building. I saw the coffee and had to look as I am a coffee lover. The cashier was vey helpful. She recommended a few things. They had regular ground coffees, flavored and tea. I saw the Michigan cherry coffee and opted for that. The coffee is one of my favorites. It os a medium coffee. It has a cherry note but not to overwhelming. It is a great coffee in the morning or the evening.

Friendly staff and one of the few coffee places near the Henry Ford main campus. Prefer a simple cup of black coffee when the coffee is quality. Usually request extra coffee when doing a pour over. Usually I avoid the specialty flavored coffees: cherry, vanilla, or hazelnut. I can do a light or dark roast. Flavored coffee is not my cup of tea, as the mixed analogy goes.

I ordered a Michigan Cherry pour over and it was a 10/10! I usually don't like PO's but this one is to die for. I usually grab Dunkin on the way to work but I will be stopping here on my break instead.

Stella Good is a neighborhood gem -- I WISH they were open on weekends! My go-to is the Hazelnut pour over. The aroma is They also have bagels and tons of vegan baked goods, along with a cute assortment of coffee mugs and equipment you can buy. You can always count on friendly service and great music/vibes when visiting.

Stella Good Coffee is a nice addition to the Fisher Building, and a convenient place for New Center Area workers and theatergoers to go for coffee, tea, or a light meal. It's classic ambiance and décor fit right in with the look of the Fisher Building's lobby. Those of you who have followed my reviews for some time may know that I don't typically drink coffee. If I go to a café, it will usually be for tea or kombucha. Stella Good Coffee has a limited menu for non-coffee drinkers along with tea, latte, and juice. I can't attest to how Stella's coffee tastes, but I was able to try several of its non espresso drinks during a very generous 50% discount special for civil servant workers during the month of August. I tried Stella's Matcha Latte, Chai Latte, and Black Tea with lavender. I give a thumbs up for the lattes. The talented barista did an excellent job of making latte art on the foam of my Matcha Latte. The Black Tea is good on its own but can be sweetened with any of the six syrups listed at the bottom of the menu. I haven't bought any pastries, but I was able to try several samples of the chocolate chip cookie and date bar, and I recommend both. Very tasty. Service is friendly and helpful. Seating is limited inside with two tables at the back of the café. There are a handful of tables outside of the café in the Fisher Building lobby.

This little coffee shop sits conveniently in front of the Fisher Theater. Having gotten to the theater much earlier than expected and despite having a large breakfast, I was drawn to the lit-up space.At the front of the café, there are stacks of cookies. While they are not baked on the premises, the majority of them are from the well-regarded Milano Bakery. The Smiley cookie looked cute and happy, probably for younger theater-goers, while the oatmeal raisin and date bar appealed to more mature palates. There were also stacks of sugar cookies, chocolate chip, and my fave, the black and white.Usually, I have to have these cookies sent to me from a bakery in New York so, of course, I chose the black and white ones.The cookie was lightly covered in a thin layer of white cream, on one half, and chocolate on the other half. The taste and crisp texture were unexpected but still good. There is no consensus as to what this cookie should taste like so I appreciated this version as much as the ones from my NY bakery.They also provide a variety of coffees and teas but I try to limit coffee on the weekend so I abstained. Luckily, I did not get drowsy in the theater, which, unfortunately, has happened before.The woman taking our orders was extraordinarily friendly. I appreciated her smiling face and positive attitude.A few tables were tucked in the back. A small ledge was at the front, butting the windows. As well, there are numerous tables out front to have a conversation or people watch.

This is a great little coffee place for you to go to before a show at the Fisher.Notice I said little... there is not a lot of seating and room for you to wait around.Note that the signs that say 'reserve for Stella' is not for someone named Stella, it's for guests who pay for drinks.

Very small, but quite charming coffee shop in the Fisher Building. We had just taken a tour of the Fisher Building (thank you, Pure Detroit!), and I needed a pick me up. Stella couldn't be more convenient. Ended up getting an iced matcha, which was a little light on the matcha for me, but it was cold and gave me a small afternoon caffeine boost. Very good service, and very cute place in a gorgeous location!

Stopped in yesterday after a matinee of Beautiful at the theatre for a hot cocoa. Cold days before Christmas call for big cups of hot cocoa, so how am I to deny myself? Anyway, we made it in before the rush of other theatre goers so our visit was brief but memorable.Memorable mostly because--LOOK AT THAT COCOA! Piled high with whipped cream and chocolate sauce, I had a hard time bringing myself to drink it and ruin its perfection. In fact, I walked with it without a lid for a bit because I had to enjoy that top action before it disintegrated right into the cocoa. Oh, and the beverage itself was also quite good. They advertise Ghiradelli hot cocoa and it was quite tasty. Very chocolatey.I've had Stella's coffee at this location previously and have enjoyed it, but don't recall it enough to really speak on it specifically in this review. But it's a good, local roastery, I can tell you that much. Pourovers are offered, as well as fine espresso drinks. The space, as mentioned, is cute and cozy. Not huge, and there are several tables out in the lobby so you can enjoy the beauty that is the Fisher lobby around you. There's also a bit of seating in the cafe. They have light snacks (a few pastries + sandwiches), coffee and tea related items for sale (including their own beans), and a collection of cold beverages like juices, pop, and water and such for non-coffee drinkers. Service wasn't super memorable but it wasn't unpleasant and there was a line so I wasn't expecting sparkling conversation.Stop in sometime when you're by the Fisher or before or after a show at the theatre. It makes for a lovely visit!

A quaint little coffee shop, a few steps away from The Fisher Theater. I had a breakfast sandwich and some fabulous coffee! The folks behind the counter are really cheerful types, and were happy to engage me in friendly conversation.