Le Andos Cafe

Ordered delivery though the Unilocal app. Refreshing to find something other than the standard pizza or cold sub for delivery. This was a first for me — ordering directly through the Unilocal app. It was simple. Liked the fact that this place had their entire menu available for delivery. Made for some difficult choices. I ordered the chicken shawarma sandwich which was delicious! And a gyro sandwich which was ok — wish the thin bread was warmed up. Finding an alternative to the same old same old delivery option was a huge plus. I’ll be ordering again in the future. Just wish there was not a $ 20 minimum for delivery, but I understand the need for the requirement.

I really want to know what the hype is with this place because when I came here for breakfast last weekend it was just a middle of the road experience. While some of the french toast and pancake options they had sound good they also sounded really rich and sweet and I wasn’t looking to start my day off in a diabetic sugar coma.
I opted for the Philly Style Benny while they wifey got the Southern Style Benedict. The «poached» eggs in both of our dishes were severely overcooked to the point that the yolks were almost solid. There was no ooey gooeyness that you anticipate when you slice open the soft egg. It was a major letdown. When the waitress asked how everything was shortly after we started eating, I pointed out the eggs and instead of asking if we’d like to have them remade (I would have just liked the eggs remade, not the entire dish) all she did was say «Sorry about that!» in a rather artificial tone and then walked away.
Also, and this is just an opinion and doesn’t play factor in to my overall rating, the Southern Style Benedict shouldn’t be classified as a Benedict. It’s basically just Biscuits and Gravy with Eggs. The dish is extremely heavy though. I know, I know, you are probably saying «Dude bro, Biscuits and Gravy is naturally a heavy dish! What did you expect?!» and I get that. However theirs was like three times heavier than you’d expect. She barely ate half before she had to stop because it felt like a brick was in her stomach.
Just as a heads up, when ordering the Chocolate Milk it is just Chocolate Syrup mixed in to White Milk. Not that there’s anything wrong with that, but it is not everyone’s cup of tea, or milk in this instance. I will probably give the place another shot in hopes they were just having an off day, but I am not going to drive out of my way to go there either. If I am in the area and it’s breakfast time I’d consider stopping in.

I used to live in Michigan 6 Years ago and i can not belive i have never heard or been to this place! OMG by far the BEST BREAKFAST I have EVER had. I am going to attempt to describe this awesomeness! To begin this is a small restaurant if you want a seat be prepared to wait if it is busy, but I highly recommend that you do since the food is absolutely out of this world. I came here for brunch and ordered the Sweet Savory Stuffed French Toast All Day Breakfast. Little did i know this was a piece of heaven sliced from the clouds! Everything about this was amazing. This is for no light weights though this is a BIG sandwich basically. Its perfect to take home as well and eat later. The waitress was very attentive and my water was never low. Coffee tasted great and the price is very fair. If you are near this or in town i HIGHLY recommend it.

Excellent food top to bottom, excellent wait staff and excellent that they deliver! We order from here ²⁄₃ times a week at work and it’s always fantastic! keep up the great work!

The food is good and the menu is extensive. Service is friendly and the delivery is quick. My office has utilized the delivery a few times. They bag the carry out really well (wrap stuff that could spill, separate cold and hot) I recommend the garlic dip and the Fattoush salad. The soups are homemade and the few I’ve tried have been tasty.

Our first visit was amazing, we loved the place. Came back today and were very disappointed, same meal didn’t look nor tasted the same. I wonder what has changed lately, perhaps they changed the cook?

The great reviews drew us in; the long wait almost scared us away. I’m glad we stayed.
The good: Their food really is phenomenal. The breakfasts are amazing and their lunches are damn good too. I had the hummus as a starter, and want more… now.
The bad: The place is VERY small and cramped. We waited along with several other customers in a tiny area by the restrooms where you are constantly shuffling, turning, and stepping aside for waitresses and customers trying to use the bathroom. It must be quite awkward for the customers at the table positioned right by the waiting area. They were surrounded by patrons waiting for a table. When you do get seated, unless you’re lucky enough to get one of the coveted booths, your table is literally a few inches (maybe 6″) from the next table. The waitresses carry large trays of food up and down the narrow aisles of the tiny restaurant without missing a beat. I was terrified one of them would trip over someone’s misplaced foot in the aisle I don’t know how they keep their upbeat attitude but they do.
Having said all that, I would definitely go back but not during prime breakfast hours. I think we will wait until after 1:00 when, hopefully, the rush slows down a bit.

What can I say??? AMAZING!!! If I do say so myself!!! Check this out… Le Andos Café
Amongst the many menu items at this Macomb Township café is the Monte Cristo, which consists of turkey, Dearborn ham and Swiss and American cheeses, sprinkled with powdered sugar and Melba sauce. Or, try the Le Ando’s Cinnabon: three small crepes stuffed with cinnamon and sweet cream cheese, topped with powdered sugar, cinnamon and chocolate syrup! Le Andos Café

This is one of my favorite restaurant I’ve ever been in. The food is superb the waitress Ann is amazing. A+

The new king of breakfast is here! Nestled in a cozy location this intimate setting hosts fresh ingredients and unparalleled service. The menu is quite extensive from stuffed French toast to nutella pancakes to giant hash plates. The red velvet stuffed French toast with its homemade cream cheese filling and mabela are something dreams are made of. I still dream about every bite in hopes that I am able to taste it again. If you want gourmet breakfast for an affordable price look no further!

A great local diner, not far from my house. My husband and I often visit for Thursday Morning breakfast. The eggs and potatoes are always cooked to perfection! On November 10^th, I took my son for a special birthday breakfast. He was having a hard time deciding between the Oreo Pancakes and the Birthday Cake Pancakes. He diplomatically decided on the Birthday Cake ones, since it was his 10^th Birthday after all.
The owner herself went to the kitchen to prepare a perfect Birthday feast. She took it upon herself to make him a full stack of Birthday Pancakes, but a short stack of the Oreo Pancakes, on the house! She put a candle in the Pancakes and had everyone in the building sing to my boy!
Not only is the food excellent, but the customer service displayed here, is always above and beyond! As always, we will be back!

***HIDDEN GEM!***
Large menu with many options to fit anyone’s palate. Good prices compared to the overwhelming portions! Delicious flavor combinations!

Appetizers were great but the entrees were odd. The tacos were actually burritos and very fried. We tried both the fish and shrimp. I would have liked to see something fresh. It’s like they knew that was fried so they just covered up like a burrito.
Service was awesome and very attentive. She was new but didn’t just bs her way through the menu, she actually confirmed our questions.
Overall I would come back but I’d be very picky about what I choose. I would 100% get the soup and steak quesadilla again.

Breakfast as good as it gets. I’m not a normally breakfast fan but the creative choices (like salted caramel French toast) changed my mind. We’ll definitely be back!

Since we were kind of tired of the standard MacDonald’s breakfast fare, we decided to look for a good breakfast place in the area. So what was the first thing I thought of? Yes, I consulted my « Unilocal» smartphone app, and not only was Le Andos located in the neighborhood; the « Unilocal» reviews were great.
I had a little problem finding their location since it’s tucked in a corner of a shopping center on the northeast corner of Hall Road/​M-​59 and Hayes. It’s next to a large ABC Appliance Warehouse store.
The restaurant itself is very small and maybe seats 40 patrons, but it’s very clean and exudes a cozy ambiance. Their menu has numerous breakfast items, but also has a good selection of both lunch, and early dinner selections; their hours are 7:00 am to 4:00 pm daily.
I selected their Philly Style Benny, which consisted of two eggs a top a bed of sautéed shaved ribeye steak, peppers, onions and mushrooms over an English muffin topped with Hollandaise sauce and served with hash browns. Like all the items on their menu, the dish was generously sized, the hash browns had a nice crunch, and I loved the Hollandaise sauce. My better half selected their Belgian Waffles with fresh strawberry and pecans, less the whipped cream. Again, like the Philly Style Benny; generously sized and delicious.
Overall, a great experience and I’ll try their lunch/​early dinner selections the next time. BTW, if Ann (waitress) is working the day you try this restaurant; ask for her. She’s very professional, friendly, and has a personality that welcomes you to this establishment. In fact, she seemed to know every customer in the place; and when we were there, the place was full. Also, with the « Unilocal» smartphone app, if you «check-​in» you will get 10% off your bill on your first visit.

I finally made it to Le Andos Café. I have been looking forward to this visit because of the mostly «rave» ratings.
It is a much smaller restaurant that I had imagined. Only seven booths and seven two-​tops. The two-​tops can be pushed together for larger parties.
Le Andos is tucked away in a strip mall and not especially obvious from M59/​Hall Road unless you are looking for it. Two nearby landmarks are ABC Warehouse and National Coney Island. It’s kind’a, sort’a behind ABC, facing to the west. Good news: They have a small windbreak for the front door. I wish other strip mall restaurants without an entry vestibule would invest in these.
I arrived a bit before 7AM. Only two other (solo) customers in the restaurant. None had their food yet. I could hear & catch glimpses of a waitress working in the back. In a few minutes Ann appeared. Friendly and reasonably chatty with her regulars … that want to chat. She knows her job and was appropriately attentive. I never waited for, or wanted anything.
Ann arrived with water, I ordered decaf … and she explained that she would brew a fresh pot. Thank you. It only took a few minutes. She reviewed the specials on the mostly unlighted chalkboard. Their breakfast boats sounded interesting — a hollowed-​out potato skin stuffed with the usual breakfast egg items.
As this was my first visit, I opt’d for the veggie omelette w/​dry rye toast. My order arrived promptly, hot & correct. Soooo many places fail on the ‘dry’ aspect of dry-​rye toast. The omelette was expertly prepared. The toast was a light golden hue.
Cost? $ 10.07. Only bit more expensive than the typical Michigan coney prices that I am used to paying, but not objectionably so. First time Unilocal check-in’s get a 10% discount.
Cleanliness? Yes. Both the dining room and Men’s room.
Will I return? Yes, but only when in the area … and I am seldom in this area.
CCW is allowed.

What can I say that already hasn’t been said…
My hubby and I went here with all 5, yes – all FIVE of our littlest ones under 9 years old, and it was GOOOOOD! Ok, yes a little tight, not a very big restaurant, but we were all sat and ate our AWESOME breakfast. Really doesn’t matter what you get because its ALL good. We had 5 different plates and no one spoke for 13 minutes. Hey – when foods that’s good, it goes fast.
Eat here!

Love this place! It’s kind of hidden and we only found out about because of Unilocal.
Breakfast is always delicious and the service is really good too. They French toast is amazing as is the crepes. I would definitely recommend eating here!

If it wasn’t for Unilocal I would have never known about this place. This café isn’t that big and located in an unpopular strip mall.
My boyfriend and I stopped in yesterday afternoon for a late breakfast. We were greeted by Ann, who was super bubbly. I love people that love their job and it definitely seemed like everyone enjoyed theirs!
The menu isn’t too large and isn’t too small. Definitely something for everyone! I love all their specials they have. Definitely check out the colorful special board they have. That’s where I spotted the Nutella stuffed pancakes.
My boyfriend opted for eggs Benedict with regular limp bacon instead of Canadian bacon.
Phenomenal food and huge portions! Everyone in the restaurant stared at my food and jauked at it. My eyes lit up when I seen it. And freaking delicious! The pancakes were huge and the batter is homemade. Topped with strawberries and whipped cream. I ate a quarter of them and took the rest home to eat this morning.
My boyfriend loved his meal! The hash browns were perfect. Not too done. And not undercooked and far from greasy.
Service was top notch. We were well taken care of. Wish we found this place sooner! We’ll definitely be back soon. 10% off with Unilocal check in!

Husband and I decided to try this place out for brunch due to the several reviews and I’m glad we did! The staff, including Ann our waitress, were exceptionally nice and the food was as expected.
The Birthday Cake pancake was definitely the highlight of our meal! I got the Philly steak and cheese omelette, which was good and my Husband got the Eggs Benedict, which he ravaged through.
All in all, cute little café. I think if they offered mimosas, that probably would have topped off my morning, but this place is worth a visit if you’re on this side of town.
I’ll definitely be back to try other items!