Sajouna Cafe
25857 Ford Rd, Dearborn Heights, MI, 48127
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Address :
25857 Ford Rd
Dearborn Heights, MI, 48127 - Phone (313) 277-8877
- Website https://sajounacafe.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :5:30 am - 10:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : Yes
Dogs Allowed : No
Waiter Service : No
Caters : Yes
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John B.
Very nice bakery to say the least, I go there quite often and the place is always clean, and the staff and service has always been great. Their food is delicious and always fresh,Definetly recommend giving them a try, you wouldn't be disappointed.
(5)Dill H.
Found glass and in the prepackaged Baklava. Luckily it didn't cut me and what I swallowed didn't seem to hurt me. wrote them through the website. No response .
(1)Michael H.
This is a nice place to dine in or to take out. When you walk in, you see these awesome looking dessert pastries in their case which look so inviting yet decadent. It has a cafeteria like set up where you place your order. It has a large drink cooler with a really wide selection of drinks to choose from. Then, it has a nice area to sit down at with family style booths. The staff are friendly enough to answer any questions you might have and willing to provide you with samples to help you make up your mind. Then, there is the food. This time I got the chicken shawarma sandwich. Some places have dry meat in the sandwich, but not this place. It had nice moist chicken. It was nicely seasoned and had slightly spicy pickle slices in it. The spice level of the seasoning wasn't under powering nor over powering, and in fact it had a nice bit of taste flair to it. In other words, this sandwich had flavor. The spinach pies might have been a bit too thick with the pastry, but the spinach filling was awesome. It had a really good level of spice to it. And the rice pilaf was a really nice base to the meal. Overall, I would say that this place knows how to make the star ingredient of their dishes shine.
(4)Starletta F.
Decent middle-eastern (Lebanese) food for the price. I would prefer Yasmin's over them but since they are closer it can do. My service always varies depending who is serving me. But besides that.. The falafel is good. 12 PCs for 8bucks with a plate of veggies and large container of tahini. And the taboulli is decent as well. The bread is the best!!! And the cook it to order so you will not have stale bread. Their macaroons are good too. A little more on the sweet side for my taste but that's just me. Overall I would drive out my way to go here. But if your in the area, its not a bad place to stop by.
(3)Rebecca B.
Great. Think deli counter with booths. Like a fancy McDonalds with awesome food. Got the falafel wrap, mjadra, and garlic with pita. $6. They have a cooler of pop, not sure if they do the whole juice thing but I think they do. I don't have much to say other than that...the people were nice, the food was fresh and great. Wish the mjadra was warm, but I got over it... Go there and love it because it is great. Oh and I think they are open 24 hours during Ramadan. So bonus if you are fasting.
(5)Zena D.
I was surprised how fast management contacted me , they apologized for the rude behavior that the employees had and offer me a gift card to return ... I asked them to pass the card on to someone who may need it more .. I will defiantly come back and give them a try ... Thank you Ahmed
(3)Mario J.
It's ok. Everything tastes the same. Too bready without enough flavor. Last time I ordered a chicken sandwich and when I got it, it looked and tasted like charred bread and garlic sauce. It's convenient but not my first choice. Worth a try though specially if your culturally curious and inexperienced you might like it more because you'd probably be more used to McDonald's and Subways and such. I reduced it from a 3 star to a 2 star because I gave Hamidos down the street a 3 star so unfortunately fir sajouna their food isn't as good as hamidos. The other option was giving hamidos a 4 star which it isn't then putting sajouna at a 3 star or putting them both at. 3 stars which would be lying because they aren't equals and I cannot tell a lie. So you see the amount of work it takes to fairly rate a business. It's not for the weak.
(2)Mike R.
Ate an entire meal here. Tried just about everything. Chicken Shawarma was great. Thyme was really good. Finished it of with amazing Kibble. Can't wait to come back!
(5)Debbie M.
Great hummus & fries. Helped with my gluten free needs during the busy Ramadan season earlier this year.
(4)W. John R.
I'm a bit of a snob with regards to Mediterranean cuisine. Far too many places in Dearborn serve dry meat and flavorless side dishes. I had an online coupon for SajOuna Cafe and expected only to get a mediocre discounted shawarma for lunch. Fortunately, I was wrong. My partner and I had a kafta, tawook, some kibbeh, a falafel platter, and a couple fruit smoothies. The tawook was succulent and juicy; the kafta was a rare treat with a delightful combination of seasoning and quality meat. We both loved our smoothies, and the kibbie were, in my opinion, the highlight of the meal. SajOuna is a casual place, with service cafeteria style. Don't go there expecting white tablecloths or a waiter in a tuxedo. But I can personally guarantee that even without a coupon, I'll be visiting this place again to have delicious food in a casual ambiance in the near future, and I'd recommend you do the same.
(5)Ryan B.
Good place for lunch, good selection of baked goods, and good service. I like the fact that you order and pay for the your food at the counter, so there's no need for a server to slow you up on your lunch break.
(4)Maggie M.
Uh-mazing! The best middle eastern bakery in metro Detroit.
(5)Rebecca C.
I feel I need to stick up for this place from some negative reviews I see here. This place has never disappointed me. I probably come here about once a month for the past three years. I have always been treated with exceptional courtesy. It's not a fancy place. The food is displayed cafeteria style. When expressing doubt or curiosity about something I wasn't sure about selecting, they've always offered me a sample. It seems mostly staffed by shy teenagers who will respond very well to a kind smile, so I would suggest this approach to the people who are upset with being treated rudely. (Sometimes it is within your power to spread a good vibe rather than amplifying your displeasure into the environment...) Additionally, the food has always been delicious, and I concur with another reviewer that the mujadara is exceptional. All their baked goods are also tasty and highly recommended. Their baba ghanouj is smokey and tangy and always perfect. Sajouna is one of my go-tos when I am too tired to cook. I can get a little something for everyone, and the whole family is satisfied... It's also unbelievably cheap. I have also put in large orders here to bring food for events in lieu of catering. I called in advance, and they had everything boxed and ready for me when I arrived. The food was very well received by my friends at the event. Their selection thankfully allows for accommodating the vegetarians and vegans in your life. I want to add that once we were looking for a place to watch an international soccer game, and the staff here gladly tuned in their TV in their small dining area to the game we wanted to watch. Some staff members even came to watch a bit of the game with us when they were slow. Exceptionally accommodating and gracious.
(5)John S.
Great for lunch. TONS of hot food and pastries. Dine in or carry out. The chicken shwarma sandwich was excellent. I also ordered a chickpea/bean soup (still kinda green on the dish names) which was great. Service was fast and friendly. A total winner!
(5)Cornel I.
Nice desert selection, I got a gift box of desert pastries the other day for a friend and they commented how nice they looked. and they were good as well :)
(5)K K.
By far my favorite restaurant in this part of town. Their restaurant is looks and feels clean, a quality that many Arab restaurants lack. Their selection of food is extensive and for those who don't eat much meat, they will find a very vegetarian friendly meal. Their meat based stews are also quite delicious, but my favorite dish here is their brown mujadara. It is exceptionally addicting. Lastly, they have my favorite baklava in town as well. Overall this is one of my favorite restaurants in Detroit, as I've become a regular over the past couple of months.
(5)Farah A.
I have to say their zatar, cheese and meat pies are tasty. I love the little cheese and parsley with the sesame on top. Their service is friendly and quick at the register. I also gave their chicken shawarma and shish tawook sandwiches a try, their great. The falafels are amazing, they come with a tasty dipping sauce too. I still have more to try out at this bakery and I have a feeling that the next thing i try will be great!
(5)mike c.
Sajouna cafe when I first passed by back when it first opened a several weeks ago. The name sounded very interesting to me so I thought I would give it a shot. I went there on my lunch and it looked very nice everything is brand new looked like a lot of money went into it . there was 2 or 3 customers at the tables no one in line so I stood to order and the workers were talking to each other completely ignoring the fact that i'm standing right there. Then he took my order and was very dry but that was fine I ordered the cheese saj mana-eesh obviously because thats supposed to be their specialty. I have to say probably the worst cheese mana-eesh I have had saj or no saj I took 2 bites and left it but I was hungry and had to go back to work. So I ordered a crepe to go and took some sweets and to be honest I really don't think they even know what a crepe is supposed to taste like. I think they use watered down pancake batter for the crepe or something. cause that crepe did not look or taste good oh and don't get me started on the sweets. I don't know what Joyce is talking about those sweets weren't edible if you want good sweets go to dearborn they're all over the place. It was one of the worst restaurant I've been to. Story is not done now about a week ago the sign changed to SAJ instead of SAJOUNA so I thought to myself of course the old owner had to sell he wasn't doing anything right. And right there I made another mistake and walked into that place again everything was the same felt like a dejavu. same bad service and same horrible food. I'm guessing they had made a bad name for themselves and had to switch the name I don't know but I wonder what they are going to name it next.
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