First of all, I have to tell you that you had better know where you are going when you headed to Roma. It is simple to get to, but not in an expected location. It is bordered by empty lots on one side and a fire station on another. The building it's self is an old corner store front building that would not stand out if it were not for the large font of "Roma Cafe" that really stands out from it's surroundings. Parking appears to be a problem at first with the Roma lot appearing to be exclusively valet. There is a gravel lot available caddy corner from Roma.
When you step inside don't expect to be wowed by the decor. Roma has a very old feel and does not appear to have been updated in the last twenty years. Plane walls, dark woods, tuxedo-ed wait staff, and dark red table cloths give Roma its ambiance. When you walk in, it feels like you are stepping in to a piece of Detroit history. You can look around and imagine Detroit moguls drawing up plans for a growing auto industry or a husband and wife enjoying dinner after shopping at Hudson's on Woodward. If these walls could talk I am sure they would have a lot to tell us.
