Street Beet — Restaurant in Detroit

Came here for the first time for dinner service. As of writing they have a cozy little spot behind 3rd street bar that has about a dozen tables to sit at after you order. The space is a really good vibe to enjoy the magical journey you are about to partake!

The food was absolutely amazing and I can't recommend it enough. It was really good portions/value, especially for an all vegan situation which normally has gougy price markups, but I didn't feel that here at all! For me this is probably my top vegan spot that I've tried in the metro detroit area and I've tried just about all of them.

The staff was also suppppper friendly and attentive and it felt like they actually enjoyed being able to provide us this amazing gem of vegan food.

Be sure to check their specials on social media accounts and a trick I found to see their normal menus is to change the pickup time on the online ordering for their website to either brunch/dinner depending on which menu you want!

One last thing, for the best chance of them not running out of any of your first choices, try to go a little earlier in the evening!

tldr: GOAT vegan food in metro detroit...

A must visit for fans of food, especially those looking for delicious Vegan options in Detroit. The rotating menu is creative interpretations of classic fast food and trendy U.S. restaurant items. I tried the Crunchywrap and it was, in my opinion, the exact sensory experience of eating the same item from T Bell. So delicious! I would even say it's way better. Don't forget the Cholula's hot sauce on it. We also had the Litty fries and Hot Hunny Brussels, both really good offerings. The fries were a total umami experience and we could have eaten a second basket. WOW! My partner thought the brussels were some of the best cooked she had ever had. Don't skip the stuffed Cookies from MK on the counter. Funfetti was our choice, half the cookie was saved for later and we warmed it up in the oven per instructions. If you could resist eating it in the moment at Street Beet, warming it up was the experience you definitely want. You can enjoy a meal in their dining space or take your food through to Third Street Bar on the other side of the building for drinks, games and a big screen tv. I'll be back very...

I was really excited when I saw yall had reopened inside 3rd st bar. I drove right out to grab food. When I got there, it was olive guardin night…and I didn’t see any gluten free options on the menu.

I came back in a few days later and ordered the hot chikn sandwich with the gluten free options. I couldn’t even believe how good the gluten free bun was.

So I came in again the next day and ordered the same again…but noticed I was charged extra for the gluten free bun this time. When I got my order and sat down, I realized that I wasn’t given a gluten free bun the day before, as yalls gluten free buns are possibly the worst I’ve ever tasted. It ruined the sandwich. The day after that was not fun dealing with digesting wheat, but thankfully I’m not celiac.

But the way yall do the tofu for that sandwich is incredible. I’d come back in more often if you guys decide to do more solid gluten free stuff or get a...