I've unfortunately been regularly visiting the hospital cafeteria here as I have a family member…read morefrequenting the hospital/Cancer Center and they have the dubious honor of having the WORST bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich I've ever had. Perhaps it was my fault for choosing a premade sandwich from under a heat lamp but I literally took one one bite and threw it out. The english muffin was burned and tough and made the whole thing inedible. The made to order stuff is marginally better. Just today I had a chicken quesadilla which was not awful. It wasn't great but it certainly wasn't BEC bad. But it's not all terrible. They do carry some local products like Zingerman's coffee (good coffee, perhaps the most important of all), and some other locally made goods from the grab and go section. The coolers are well stocked with snacks like hummus and pretzels, fruit and yogurt parfaits, and some sandwiches. And if you can catch the local restaurants that regularly have stalls here you may end up with a better dining experience. In particular I've had a pretty good burrito bowl from the Maiz Cantina pop up. Also, if all else fails, they do have a Uncrustables in one of the refrigerators. That with a carton of milk got me through some particularly stressful days there.

I had to grab a quick breakfast here one day. The options were a bit limited in the morning, but…read morethey had scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, plant-based "meat" options, pancakes, and some pre-made breakfast sandwiches. I ended up with a bacon, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwich on an English muffin, a fruit cup, and some small snack items for later in the day. The total was around $11 which wasn't too bad. The fruit was all fresh and tasty. I liked the typical combination of grapes, melon, and pineapple. I think the size was generous and it was nice to have something a bit healthier. The sandwich was a little lacking. The English muffin was a little soggy and a bit tough. The bacon was not crispy, and the whole thing was really salty but somehow not that flavorful. It definitely wasn't the best, but it did the trick as I just needed something fast that would fill me up. There is an Einstein Bros bagel counter at the cafeteria, but there was a bit of a line and I didn't have time to stop by there. I would have appreciated some bagel and cream cheese options for something quick at the cafeteria itself. The cafeteria has plenty of seating and it was either an off time or early enough that it wasn't busy at all.

This place is great for big groups of Wolverines. But my best advice for you is to make this…read moredessert for your group to share. They will think you are a genius! 1. Make a waffle by the cereal station. 2. While the waffle is cooking, go grab some ice-cream in a small bowl. Make sure you make a nice swirl - bonus points for artistry. 3. Go back and plate your waffle. 4. Transfer the ice cream by tipping the bowl sideways and sliding the ice cream on the middle of the waffle. 5. Sprinkle some fruity pebbles and other toppings that you like! Taste just like a Taiyaki. Enjoy!

Good in general. Lots of choices for every meal. And the sandwich bar never fails if nothing else…read morelooks good. Always have vegan and vegetarian foods too, sometimes too a fault (like I've never seen so much tofu in my life). Everyone loves the cookies too! Lots of seats but also often pretty busy.

Good diversity of dishes, friendly staff, and quick service. Downside is the food is fast food…read morequality. 2.5*

My true review would be 3.5 to 3.75, just below a 4. A quaint little diner that fuses traditional…read moreKorean and traditional American diner food. You seat yourself where you like. The one waitress which maybe the owner does everything. She takes your order, brings your food, answers phones, prepares takeouts. My wife ended using restroom which is in an odd location through the back of the kitchen. Needless to say your server is very busy and you may need some patience before she can attend to you. That said she is very nice. We ordered the bulgolgi cheesesteak hoagie, which comes with plain chips, coleslaw, and pickle. Broadway cafe is still my favorite Korean cheesesteak hoagie but this was very good especially for the price. My wife ordered the bulgogi omelette which I tried loaded with bulgolgi this was very flavorful as well. The kimchi cucumber was more cucumber than kimchi not very spicy, but I bet she tones it down to appease her customers that might not be used to Korean spice. All n all a solid place would definitely come back to try their other entrees.

Cute little mom and pop shop. American/Korean diner. The food was delicious. The veggie Mandoo is a…read moregreat starter. The chicken bibimbap was a big portion. A lot of veggies, rice, and the sauce was not too spicy. Our waitress, I believe was the owner was very sweet and attentive.

We were celebrating Father's Day, so I took my special guy to Lobster Fest at Ashley's in Ann…read moreArbor! This is a very special event with all you can eat lobster flown in fresh daily! We had a great time cracking & smashing delicious lobster! If you get the opportunity to attend this event, I highly recommend it!

Rounding up for the beer selection at Ashley's! Would recommend this spot for beer lovers and folks…read morelooking to try something new. Lots of European, classic, and "old world" varieties you won't find in the other brewpubs around Ann Arbor. Food is a fairly standard, brewpub affair. Solid bites, though perhaps not exceptional. Smash burger is okay. Poutine is generously portioned and I like their fry texture.

I've always loved Anna's house, no matter the occasion. My most recent visit a month ago was the…read morechilaquiles, monkey bread, and chai. They are quick for always being crowded and I've always adored the decor. Everything is always delicious :) They are very food allergy/sensitivity friendly.

My husband had heard that this was the best place for breakfast ever. There's a location that's…read moreopening near our house so we wanted the 4-1-1 ahead of time so made a trip here. Meh. The food was mediocre. My tater tots and my husband's sausage was clearly just made from frozen. The flavor was fine but nothing exceptional. Our server was really nice. We were seated in an area that didn't have air conditioning and it was hotter than heck in the area we were seated.

One of my all-time favorite spots in Ann Arbor. I'd highly recommend the beef frita and making it…read more"loco" (adds Munster cheese, chili-lime salsa, tropical slaw, avocado spread, and sunny side up egg). The bun is really soft and made by Zingerman's. This is a messy meal and requires a fork and knife to be eaten as the toppings are piled high. A lot of people order the garlic cilantro fries, but I personally prefer the regular fries as the chili mayo they come with is amazing. Budget more time than you think to eat here. It's open seating, though you are not supposed to reserve seats until after you have ordered your food. During peak hours, there is sometimes a long line to the door, which can take about 20m. It's not ideal for big groups during peak hours, as it can be difficult to find a spot for a large group. Definitely a must try if you have not been!

I see why every Ann Arbor native recommends taking their visiting friends here as the vibe is…read moregiving campus lunch benches but with the juiciest, most flavorful burgers. They order chipotle style where you can create and customize your own burger or order off their set menu. Service was speedy and hot! Churro was a bit doughy and not as light and crisp - felt more like a donut on the inside, but not sure if that's maybe more or less accurate.

The Ann Arbor avocado toast is the best I've ever had; tangy, creamy, so flavorful! And the roasted…read moregolden potatoes are always a must, I just love the perfect mix of herbs and spices. Their coffee is pretty decent too. The place is kinda plain but very clean and well kept. Customer service is great, the three times we've been there, the manager always goes out of his way to make our experience just right.

Found this small hidden gem while walking around downtown Ann Arbor. Go Blue!…read more We ordered the Vibrant Veggie Omelette, which was packed with fresh vegetables, and the fluffy French toast topped with strawberries. Both were delicious! Service was excellent, with the entire staff attentive and friendly. The atmosphere had that cozy, comfortable feel of a little neighborhood eatery, almost like Central Perk from Friends. The menu had plenty of appealing options and the prices were reasonable. The coffee wasn't really to my liking, something seemed a little off for me, but others may enjoy it. Overall, fresh ingredients, great service, and a welcoming atmosphere made this a nice little find!