Best hoagies ever and their hot peppers are amazing. Kind of picky and hot very very good.read more

I was introduced to Izzy's quite a while ago, and really, it's the real deal! It's a hefty portion…read more( at least the way I order it lol) filled with meat, onions, peppers, gooey cheese, and GREAT bread (think chewy, a little crunchy, sopping up all that goodness)! Load that puppy up! It will be a messy, yummy, experience! It can get a little behind if it's rush time, so don't go expecting to get in and out in 10 min if it's lunchtime, but for a great eat, when you're not in a hurry, give it a whirl!

First time going to this sub shop. You can make it "your way" or you can order their fixed menu…read moresubs. I ordered the GodFather. It was really tasty, you can specify the type of bread and condiments, small 5", Medium 7" and large 10" sized sandwich. You can also get the sandwich cold or heated. Service was fast, the 7" sandwich was plenty for me for lunch. We will go back.

Decent spot, nice and clean inside after. Apparently they renovated a couple years ago. Don't think…read moreI'd be back though, as there's nothing super unique in their sub menu, and for the salad I got, I was shocked at how little protein was actually in it. I got the buffalo chicken salad, which essentially was just a couple handfuls of spinach leaves for the most part, packaged sauces to put on it, and then maybe about five small pieces of chicken in the entire thing. Pretty disappointing. The sub version of the buffalo chicken at least seemed to have a better amount of chicken in it.

This was a cute little spot!…read more However, the service / ambiance threw me off from the get go. I walked in and what I assume is the owner is barking at the customers "what do you want, spit it out, okay, next!, what do you want? I GOT THE PHONE!" I wasn't sure if he was joking or what, I assume joking but that was my very first impression walking in and it didn't set a great tone for me. The food redeemed it tho. I got the #19 sandwich and it's a HONKER! It's huge. Plenty of food for 14$. Also tried the donuts and bagels. Everything was really solid. Overall not a great first impression walking in but would be back if in the area.

Plenty of parking in front!…read more I walked in and it was crowded! I felt it must be a good place if they have this many customers! They had a lot of donut flavors. It was hard to choose so I asked for their most popular flavor and the guy taking my order said their Apple Fritter. The customer next to me also told me that was the best! I ordered one of that and a Frosted Maple donut. It's $2 for a regular donut and $2.50 for a more decorated donut. The Apple Fritter was ok, a little dry. But the Frosted Maple was delicious! I want to return and try their sandwiches.

WHAT is not to love about this wonderful Jewish American deli? Breads and bagels extraordinaire!…read moreDeli market unsurpassed! Food menu so diverse and wonderful! Service is fine tuned to the huge volume of customers that arrive every day. Ordering is down to a science, once one gets familiar with the ordering kiosk. Assistants are nearby if you have any trouble. Order to take out or dine in. We like to dine in as the atmosphere on the second floor dining area (steps or elevator to ascend up) is fun and whimsical. Very casual. Pictures below describe what we chose (and LOVED)! As a MSU Spartan, GO GREEN, Zingermans might be one of the only reasons I'd travel to blue nation! Worth the sacrifice... : ) (just kidding)

Too expensive. Also, a 45 minute wait is crazy. You always have to wait here. I think they do it on…read morepurpose. It's a sandwich for Peter's sake. We had to wait outside in 90°heat. We are inside but it was like an Army mess hall. It cost me $60 and I had to pay to park too. That took an extra 15 minutes to find a spot and then download the app. I did it for my grandson who is from Indy and loves the place. He's going to IU this fall.

My son got to know White Lotus Farms years ago during a summer camp. Being just down the way from…read morethis location, the farms gives great credibility to the products and food offered. The grilled cheese with sausage (pistachio inside) was creamy and innovative. Masala chai with a black jam and pistachio was my morning's order. The space is bright, fresh. clean. Multiple families munched away and played the little wooden games available for guests. Plenty of seating upstairs too. The manager checked in with us for a quick, pleasant exchange.

This is a review for the White Lotus cafe on Zeeb road (not the farms on Liberty)…read more This place is now my go-to for West Side hang-out. Anytime I have a family member visit me we go here. (I'm thinking of holding my office hours here in the fall, IN PERSON, over real coffee! this coffee is yummmmmmmy) From the moment I walk in the door I am greeted with friendly, knowledgeable staff. Who all know me by my first name! (and I have a difficult Spanish name). They greet me with a smile, never rush me, and take my order all the while answering any questions I might have. Since their menu is always evolving and changing, it's great that they take the time to walk through my options. So they have their standard amazing pizzas (which i first had at the farm) and their shockingly authentic pastries (even better croissants than I have had in Paris). But last week I tried their new breakfast food, and MAN! It was GOOD! the quiche, the omelet....and although I am convinced their chai is the best in Ann Arbor (it's not a premade mix of sugar and chemicals, it's the real deal) ...they now have this new line of matcha, so so good. Sarah and Kat make baristas run for cover, they are that good. And even with all that goodness, I was SHOCKED out of my mind when I had their eggplant sandwich. That thing is fire. FIRE. My family and I are big meat eaters, so when this one hit the scene, we couldn't believe how tasty it was. Even writing this review right now makes me want to go there and eat one. (I'll still keep trying their amazing ever-new menu, but this eggplant sandwich has become a standard) Also, there is this very cute small little market attached where I stop by at the end of the day to pick up freshly made bread for dinner. We love the sesame bread, but geez louise, the baguettes are addictive. Their head baker is INSANELY talented. Remember that scene in Ratatouille when the food critic gets transported to a core memory? That happens to me when I eat that bread. I have purchased goat milk soap there (its handmade by the baker's wife), hot chocolate mix, a kabocha squash, this no sugar added mango puree (which I made a no-sugar added mango torte with). They have these really cool unique products, and it really is a treat to stop by. The place is beautiful, and it is a gem to have such a high quality place to eat on this side of town. The passion that these people have comes through in their food, the products they sell, and the way they treat their community. I love Ann Arbor, and I love this cafe. (okay now i really am going to go and get that eggplant sandwich)

A diamond in the rough…read more Meat, smoked meat, accoutrements to go with said meat. Beer, cider. Fire. Smoked wood scents. Blankets. Cozy. Feels like a took a step off the road and into Narnia.

Such a cool place with a lot of outdoor seating. The brisket sandwich was huge and loaded with a…read morelot of meat. The sauce was sweet and Smokey and the brisket was perfectly cooked and super tender. The fries and onion rings were done well.

I always love checking out food spots when I'm in Ann Arbor for work. On my most recent visit, Nate…read moreand I stopped by Little Kim, Miss Kim's new fast-casual vegetarian outpost located in Kerrytown Market. We were welcomed in right away and I loved the friendly employees. The menu is completely vegetarian and many items can be made vegan. There is an Asian influence with lots of Korean flavors as well as Indian inspired dishes. We ordered the fried tofu sandwich with fries and the seaweed rolls (gimmari). Our food came out quickly and everything was hot and fresh. The fries were a large portion and super tasty (like McDonald's). I loved the seaweed mayo on the tofu sandwich as it does make it taste like a fish sandwich! The bread was a bit tough for eating as a sandwich but the flavors were great. The gimmari were a little mushy inside but the ssamjang mayo was savory and delicious. They have a cooler of interesting drinks -- I loved that some are labeled with descriptions. They also have other items for sale, like ramen pots, snacks, and stickers. I got a couple of packs of Oreos and some stickers and a postcard. I will definitely be back to try more food! The jjajangbap is calling my name, yum!

Yummy lunch! Guest Chef Christian Lau was here for the week, so I tried the hot and sour soup,…read morekimchi Gochujang Mushroom Rice Bowl, special Salt Pepper Tater Tots, and Rice Cakes. It was absolutely delicious! I'll definitely come back.

Got 3 of the Coach's Rueben's for takeout, and none of them had Swiss cheese on them. For a $15…read moreRueben sandwich, forgetting 1 of the only 3 ingredients is not worth it for the price.

There is truly no better sandwich spot in Ann Arbor than Maize N Blue. I visit often from Colorado…read morebecause my daughter lives here and I never miss a stop or two at this place. The gluten free bread is better than any I have ever had and the sandwiches are spectacular. The sandwiches make Zingerman's look like a Subway sandwich. It is also family owned and I love watching the brothers, cousins, etc working together. If you are in A2, go now. Absolutely delicous. I rarely write reviews. I aways get the Jennifer!