Eatóri Detroit

Josue Kauffman 3 months ago

Good food, but the service needs a serious reality check. ​We decided to try Eatóri on a Sunday afternoon since it looks like a neat spot in our newly neighborhood. While the kitchen absolutely delivered, the front-of-house service left a lot to be desired, with this I mean our server. ​The Food & Drinks: The food was amazing, and the cocktails were decent. No complaints at all about what came out of the kitchen. ​The Service: Unfortunately, our server was dismissive and nonchalant. I was out with my husband and a friend who just moved here—this was supposed to be their "welcome to the neighborhood" meal. While our server was warm and attentive to every other table in our section, we didn't feel the same. Even asking for a napkin to use as a coaster felt like a massive chore for him. ​The real kicker was when he abruptly brought the check while I was still finishing my drink. I joked, "Do you want us gone?" and he flatly responded, "I truly don't care." ​We paid in full and left the mandatory minimum 20% tip, choosing not to say anything in the moment since he clearly wasn't invested in his job. I’m posting a photo of the charge for apps and drinks to give readers an idea of the pr

Courtney El-Id 3 months ago

OMG, this place is sincerely the epitome of amazing and it’s 90% because of my server Elliot! If you visit here absolutely ask for Elliot. His recommendations are excellent. The food is superior and there’s Halal! I cannot express enough how great this place is and I am coming back. I will always request Elliot, he is simply amazing and does a phenomenal job. By far the kindest and most helpful server I have ever met! Also, let me state how professional and kind Sarah the bar manager is! The mocktail is delicious, and I was told that the alcoholic beverages are top notch. This is the best restaurant I’ve dined at in many months.

Miabella Edwards 5 months ago

Loved the truffle Mac and cheese and the chicken sandwich. Fries could’ve been a bit more truffle-y and crispy in my opinion. And the Brussels sprouts were really tasty too! It was incredibly loud in there and we asked our waitress if she wouldn’t mind turning down the music and she did (twice) which was really nice and it was still pretty loud and there were only maybe 6 costumers including my mom and I so I can’t imagine how loud it’d be if it was packed in there. Just mentioning this because I’m autistic and am sensitive to noise but can handle loud spaces when I know ahead of time but this was mega loud to both me and my mom. (Not complaining just mentioning for other neurodivergent folks!) Definitely recommend this spot.

Aubrey Peplinski 5 months ago

I was so excited to come here but it did not meet expectations. Came here for lunch and service felt slow. The appetizers were good we had the brussel sprouts, fries (sweet and regular), and the Mac and cheese- Mac and cheese was the star. I ordered the ceasar salad with shrimp. Shrimp was over cooked otherwise seasoned nicely. The salad had no dressing on it and when they brought dressing on the side it was so thick reminded me of peanut butter consistency. Mixing it into the salad was impossible.

Jill St. Clair 5 months ago

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We originally planned to eat elsewhere, but it was closed and a local man in the street recommended Eatori Market—and it turned out to be an amazing find in downtown Detroit. The vibe is relaxed and welcoming: clean space, not pretentious or “bougie,” and full of regular people enjoying good food. Prices were very reasonable for downtown, and we still left with leftovers. Food highlights: - Umami Chicken was the standout—deep, savory, unforgettable flavor - Mediterranean nachos were creative and really well done - Moroccan bowl was balanced, flavorful, and satisfying Total bill was $81.62 for two people with tax, which felt very fair for the quality and portions. Overall: 5/5. One of those “happy accident” spots you’re glad you stumbled into. We’ll definitely be back next time we’re in Detroit.