Restaurant$$
Al Ameer Restaurant
Order Al-Ameer platter (kabab, tawook, kafta, shawarma), Raw kibbeh, Shredded lamb with almonds, yogurt and rice
Restaurant · West Dearborn, Dearborn, MI
Karam Brunch House
Karam Brunch House is a Yemeni-American brunch restaurant that opened in January 2025 on Monroe Street in West Dearborn, in a 1925 Art Deco building originally built as a VFW memorial hall. Co-owner and manager Tawfiq Alfakhouri runs it with a non-alcoholic mocktail bar called the K-Bar, and the menu mixes Yemeni dishes such as mutabak with pancakes, breakfast sandwiches and bowls. During Ramadan it has run late-night hours and an iftar buffet.
DirectionsApple MapsInstagram940 Monroe St, Dearborn, MI 48124
Reported closed for renovations in March 2026 by Henry Ford College's Mirror News. Call or check its Instagram before you go.
What to order
- Mutabak
- Pistachio cream pancakes
- Falafel bowl
- Avo toast
Halal status
Zabihah listing states all food is certified halal and no alcohol is served; Mirror News describes the K-Bar as a halal non-alcoholic mocktail bar. No certifier named.
Halal status is as stated by the business or its certifier at the time we last checked. Menus and suppliers change. If it matters to you, ask the staff before you order.
Good for
- breakfast
- family
- groups
- date night
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