Best of Somerset District, Troy, MI

Somerset District makes a strong case for an afternoon that turns into dinner. Build your visit around a café, a sit-down meal and one purposeful stop for shopping or self-care. This Troy guide brings together options on W Big Beaver Road, Coolidge Highway and nearby streets, with Italian pantry shopping, appointment-based skincare and polished restaurants providing distinct ways to spend your time.

## Start with coffee and a proper pause

Sponsored

List your sale freePost a garage or estate sale in 2 minutes — no account neededAffiliated with the publisher.GarageEstateSales.comPost free

Noemic

[Emari Roast Cafe Troy](/places/emari-roast-cafe-troy), at 987 Wilshire Drive, Suite C, is a useful starting point for coffee, tea and freshly baked pastries. Sandwiches make it an option for something more substantial, while indoor and outdoor seating give you a choice of settings. Solo visits and laptop use fit the café’s casual character. Free lot and street parking keep the practical side straightforward.

For a longer café stop, choose [HTEA CAFE](/places/htea-cafe) at 2891 W Maple Road. Handcrafted teas, fruit drinks and specialty beverages share the menu with dumplings, noodle bowls and rice bowls. The cozy, quiet setting includes a fireplace and Wi-Fi, making this a good place to settle in rather than simply collect a drink. Families are welcome, and dogs are allowed both inside and outside.

## Choose lunch to suit the afternoon

Sponsored

Need more customers for your business?New to Noemic Ads? Get $500 in ad credit when you spend $500Noemic AdsClaim $500 credit

Noemic

[Epic Cafe by Design](/places/epic-cafe-by-design), at 1700 Stutz Drive, brings together tacos, coffee and a casual, cozy atmosphere. Brunch, lunch and dessert are available, with comfort food, healthy choices, and vegan and vegetarian options among its offerings. Choose it for a sit-down lunch or a takeout stop; delivery is not available. Free lot and street parking are listed.

On W Big Beaver Road, [Modern greek and salad bar](/places/modern-greek-and-salad-bar) offers a broader set of dining choices at 1475. Its salad bar, small plates and comfort food sit alongside halal, vegan, vegetarian and organic options. Counter and table service, outdoor seating and a quiet, casual atmosphere make it a flexible lunch choice. It also serves dinner and late-night food, so this stop does not have to anchor the beginning of your outing.

## Shop for something to take home

Sponsored

Renu PolySame-day floor epoxyRenu PolyVisit website

Noemic

Make [Vino Lab](/places/vino-lab), at 3960 Crooks Road, Suite 300, your destination for food-and-drink shopping. The Italian wine bar, market and gelato shop stocks Italian wines, imported cheeses, specialty foods and pantry essentials. This is shopping with a clear purpose: choose a bottle and ingredients to take home, then leave room for freshly churned gelato.

The same address also works as a leisurely break. [Vino Lab](/places/vino-lab) serves Italian coffee, wine by the glass, beer, cocktails and food, with seating and table service in a casual, cozy, quiet setting. Children and groups are welcome. Wine tastings are among its offerings, and takeout is available for visitors who want to keep moving.

## Make self-care the main appointment

For a personalized skincare visit, [Lifetime Beauty Bar](/places/lifetime-beauty-bar) at 1380 Coolidge Highway, Suite 100, is a small, family-owned spa whose description emphasizes more than 20 years of personalized service and long-term client relationships. Appointments are recommended. Its listed accessibility features include the entrance, parking and restroom.

[Sun in Libra Esthetics](/places/sun-in-libra-esthetics), at 2609 Crooks Road, offers personalized facials, chemical peels and advanced skincare therapies. The women-owned and LGBTQ-owned business welcomes LGBTQ clients and identifies as a transgender safe space. Appointments are required, with online scheduling available—book this stop before arranging the rest of your afternoon.

For a manicure or pedicure, [Poshe Nail Salon](/places/poshe-nail-salon) at 1955 W Maple Road accepts walk-ins as well as recommending appointments. That gives it a different planning rhythm from an appointment-only skincare visit. Children are welcome, and Wi-Fi is available.

## Stay for dinner and drinks

[Seasons 52](/places/seasons-52), at 1000 W Big Beaver Road, is the choice for seasonal American dishes and international wines. Its rotating menu includes small plates, desserts, and vegetarian and vegan options. Lunch and dinner are served in an upscale setting with cozy and romantic elements. Dinner reservations are recommended; a children’s menu and high chairs also make it a practical family option.

For seafood, steak and live jazz, choose [Eddie V's Prime Seafood](/places/eddie-v-s-prime-seafood) at 2100 W Big Beaver Road. The cocktail lounge gives an evening here a distinct focus beyond dinner. Reservations are recommended, and a wait is usual. Outdoor seating, takeout and curbside pickup are also available.

[Ocean Prime Detroit](/places/ocean-prime-detroit), at 2915 Coolidge Highway, offers another polished finish: classic steak and seafood, a long wine list and a quiet, romantic atmosphere. Reserve for dinner, particularly when the meal is the centerpiece of your visit.

## Put the afternoon together

Keep the plan selective: coffee, lunch, one shopping or self-care stop, then dinner. Book any required spa appointment first and arrange restaurant reservations around it. The strongest itinerary leaves room to enjoy each stop rather than trying to cover every address.