Folk Detroit

The owners are great and the food is delicious! So glad we stepped out of the city proper to go enjoy this restaurant and honestly the totally cool vibe of Corktown. Detroit is all around killing it!.....'it' being much better than 'me'which was an irrational fear prior to visiting. For real, can't wait to go back!

We made brunch reservations for this place since we were staying overnight in corktown, and it was great! It’s a small space with small tables, but doesn’t feel too crowded. The food came out amazing and I really enjoyed it here. The menu is a little limited here but has a good variety and also mixes in some seasonal options.

A MUST stop when in Detroit, I’m from NY and only here for a little less than 48 hours but I loved this charming, cozy slice of heaven so much I had to stop in twice. Such cute items to buy for your kitchen and lovely unique plates for brunch. The staff are so friendly and welcoming, Ben and Megan especially were so charming and I felt right at home there. Will definitely be back!

What a gem! Curated brunch spot with fantastic wine selections (which I sadly didn’t get to purchase this time). The green goddess crunch salad with chili crisp and a jammy egg was phenomenal. Don’t miss this spot.

Absolutely love this spot. Folk is a great place to grab some delicious brunch, and shop for unique gifts. All the food is fresh, local, and delicious! I always experience 10/10 service👍

Solo brunch. Literally, as I took the last bite of my main dish, my check was dropped face down w/ no communication. My dish wasn’t cleared, and I wasn’t offered dessert or another drink. I did bring this to the manager, he apologized and offered a coffee, but in retrospect, I believe he was fully aware. Moments prior to the check being dropped, I heard a similar male voice saying something about not ‘taking anymore walk-ins’ that day. I noticed after I paid they were trying to seat a larger party. To charge an automatic 20% gratuity then have the audacity to rush a diner out-the only Black person in the restaurant-and the food was (fresh, but) BLAND! Shame on Folk.

Cozy restaurant in the city with great energy and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. They serve good coffee, also decaf too and teas. Thoughtfully curated menu with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Great for breakfast, brunch and lunch. The space is bright and filled with natural light, thanks to its corner location and large windows. The ambiance is enhanced by good music, and everything is kept clean, tidy, and spotless. There’s also a charming little shop inside, offering unique finds like books, oils, coffee, artisanal foods and curious articles. Laptops are welcome, making it a perfect spot to work, read, write, or simply catch up with friends over a meal or a cup of coffee. The staff is incredibly kind and attentive, adding to the overall warmth and positive vibe of the place. I would definitely come back!