Street Beet

Randiah Green Edited 2 months ago

Updating this because I was so disappointed. I ordered the country fried chicken which came with mashed potatoes and green beans. The “chicken” and potatoes were good, but I am 99% sure I was served canned green beans (see photos). This is shameful, and is not restaurant standard, especially not for $24… Please get it together Street Beet. You’re one of the few vegan restaurants in the area 😔 Old review: I love Street Beet. I used to go to the Third Street bar location and I’m happy to have this vegan option with many gluten free items (including buns) close by. But I find the food to be hit or miss. Love the smash burgers, fries, and mozzarella sticks are out of this world. Other things have had issues. The crab cakes in the Benedict were so tiny I felt ripped off for what I paid. The breakfast scramble was a good portion, but way too salty. And I got a slice of cheesecake once that I’m sure was out of the box and did not feel worth the price either. My biggest issue is the pricing. It is too expensive for diner style/fast food made from Beyond/Impossible and other faux meat products. I will continue to come to Street Beet for the staples, but I wish there was more consistency wi

Emily Ferris 4 months ago

Trying new vegan spots is my all time favorite hobby. This place wasn’t here last time I was in town so I was thrilled when I saw an all vegan restaurant pop up in Corktown! I tried many items, but the nachos were hands down my favorite! Their ranch was also a hitter! The Mac and cheese was unfortunately a miss, which is a bummer. I knew it wasn’t a fan favorite but had to try it anyway. Fingers crossed it gets an upgrade! The branding, build out, merch, and staff were all wonderful. So looking forward to coming back next time I’m in town!

Eric Funk 7 months ago

We stopped by Street Beet on a Saturday for the first time-ordered from the brunch menu and wow everything was so good. We had the cinnamon roll-so tasty and not sicky-sweet which was perfect! We also had the buttermilk biscuit with honey butter-delicious as well. You can really tell that these guys make these in-house. So good! I ordered the crunchy-wrap and my partner ordered the maple griddler, they were both takes on popular restaurant chain items everyone can recognize, but expertly veganized! The place itself is very laid back but with a great vibe and subtle, clever design and decor. There is an arcade in the back which is a really nice touch if you want to make an evening of it and really hang out for food and cocktails. To be honest, there are so many items on both the brunch and dinner menu that looked great-we couldn’t decide so we’re gonna be going back to work our way through everything. They also do regular special menu “take overs”, veganizing popular chain restaurant menus (“Chilly’s”, “Taco Hell”, “Olive Guardin”) so there is always something new to check out but honestly the menu is so well rounded and complete you can go anytime and have an awesome meal. This is

Tameeka Williamson 7 months ago

Thank you to the great staff at this location. We drove four hours from Ohio to eat here. Vintage decor is my absolutely favorite and they did a great job with the items and the arcade area brought back so many memories. Thank you JESSICA for being a knowledgeable friendly and helpful server. The food was very delicious. The pancakes were large and fluffy eggs bacon sausage shrimp and grits and the absolutely delicious cookie butter milkshakes…. Left us wanting more. We wanted to return for the dinner menu before driving back home, but the items we wanted were not available because there was a special Olive Garden twist type of menu during our visit. Great job on the decor, menu and hiring good staff.

Andrea Novoa 8 months ago

If you’re looking for one of the best vegan comfort food spots in Detroit, Street Beet is a must-try. This place truly delivers when it comes to plant-based street food that’s bold, satisfying, and full of flavor. We ordered the Nacho Platter, which was loaded and perfect for sharing, followed by the Hot Fries crispy, well-seasoned, and seriously addictive. The Smashburger was a standout: juicy, flavorful, and easily one of the best vegan burgers I’ve had in Detroit. The Supreme Crunchwrap was another favorite, perfectly crispy on the outside and packed on the inside. To end on a sweet note, we had the Chocolate Malt Milkshake, and it was rich, creamy, and the perfect dessert to finish the meal. Beyond the food, the vibe at Street Beet is fun, casual, and welcoming. They even have a comfort station area with arcade-style game machines, which I loved such a cool touch and makes the experience even more enjoyable. Whether you’re vegan or just love great comfort food, this spot is definitely worth visiting when you’re in Detroit. Highly recommend!