Guidebook for Ann Arbor
Informal dining
A bit of Brooklyn in Ann Arbor. Shared tables and benches + cocktails & simply served great food with a Cuban influence
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Frita Batidos
117 W Washington StA bit of Brooklyn in Ann Arbor. Shared tables and benches + cocktails & simply served great food with a Cuban influence
A few places I like to eat
Aventura is modeled after Spanish tapas bars, but it is a sleek, sophisticated version. Lots of small plates beautifully presented, and a few full-size entrees also gorgeous and perfectly cooked. Check out the huge ceramic tile mural in the dining room.
World famous Deli and market. It is where Obama ate when he was in town. Fabulous food, with sticker shock prices, but worth it.
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Zingerman's Delicatessen
422 Detroit StWorld famous Deli and market. It is where Obama ate when he was in town. Fabulous food, with sticker shock prices, but worth it.
Argus changed the neighborhood when it opened. All of a sudden one did not have to go downtown to shop for fresh from the farm produce and locally made food products including bread, pasta and meat as well as coffee and pastry. Relax in the greenhouse and enjoy the firepit.
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Argus Farm Stop
325 W Liberty StArgus changed the neighborhood when it opened. All of a sudden one did not have to go downtown to shop for fresh from the farm produce and locally made food products including bread, pasta and meat as well as coffee and pastry. Relax in the greenhouse and enjoy the firepit.
The Grange prides itself on locally sourced food and focuses on beautiful presentation. The downstairs dining room is grownup and relatively quiet, while the upstairs bar has a younger crowd. There are also a few outside tables when the weather permits. It is just a couple of blocks from the more crowded and noisy Main St. restaurants. Ask for Audrey to be your server.
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Grange Kitchen & Bar
118 W Liberty StThe Grange prides itself on locally sourced food and focuses on beautiful presentation. The downstairs dining room is grownup and relatively quiet, while the upstairs bar has a younger crowd. There are also a few outside tables when the weather permits. It is just a couple of blocks from the more crowded and noisy Main St. restaurants. Ask for Audrey to be your server.