The ambiance with lovely. I had a coffee and it was delicious. My friend and I came for brunch and the food was tasty. Zero complaints about the service. As others have noted, it is pricey. It would be nice if the drinks were less expensive. A few things to note (and the only reason it's not a 5 star): - The website needs to be updated. I just wanted to peak at the menu, but there is no real website-- just a page that says it still hasn't fully opened yet, but it's been open for months. - When I clicked "order online" to try a different way to peak at the menu, that was also a dead end. Maybe just when I looked but either way, not great. - What made this place extra special and why it stood out from everywhere else in Ann Arbor was its late night hours. It effectively offered the only off-campus late night study spot (especially on Friday and Saturday, when the libraries and every other coffee shop is closed). I understand it's extremely costly to keep a business open when it's slow, but I hope it will go back soon. read more

It's a very cool looking spot. My husband picked this location to go to dinner after a holiday show because it showed up as being open late. Unfortunately nowhere on the page does it mention that the kitchen closed at 9pm, and that you could only order beverages and desserts from the display case. If you're in the mood for a late night coffee, tea, or sweet treat, this is the place to go. If you're looking for actual food, though, you'll need to come before 9pm. read more

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Plenty of seating indoors with casual vibes. Interior is very clean, aesthetic, and comfortable. Staff was extremely friendly and accommodating for our first visit during late hours. Dessert and coffee were wonderful and appreciated. Not quite sure how these prices compare to other similar establishments, but I enjoyed my stay here. read more

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Really nice, but a bit pricey! Stepping into Mynt House is honestly kind of an immersive experience with how they've decorated and styled the place. We sat downstairs, and it had the look and feel of a cute Moroccan courtyard (aside from the obvious of it being indoors haha). I loved the mint tea experience everywhere I went when I visited Morocco, so of course got that here. $16 for a large pot of tea. Nice and minty, just a touch I would say on the too sweet side, but overall nice. I got the Shakshuka ($21) which I do recommend - delicious. And had leftovers for a second breakfast. The bread that came with it was kind of unique, very yummy dipped in the saucy savory eggs. My friend got the Traditional Moroccan Breakfast ($24) which looked like a fun smorgasbord. I don't recall any detailed description on the menu for this one, so I think the items were largely a surprise! Loved the presentation of everything. read more

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Tried this new cafe downtown. Was really looking forward to it. We were given a warm and friendly greeting with a complete rundown of the menu. Definitely did not feel rushed to order and also felt there was a lot of pride in what they serve here. The ambiance is so cute and there is a lot of seating. We ordered the chicken pastry, shakshouka, and a lamb tagine. Amazing flavor on everything and it was all made to order, so while we waited a bit for our meal, it came out piping hot and felt homemade. They don't skimp on portions. Our lamb was very tender. The shakshouka was so delicious, I couldn't stop eating it but had to so I didn't burn my esophagus from the chilis! A really great addition to the A2 food scene! read more

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We're at the University hospital this week and have two hours for lunch. Dr. Farah wants to introduce us to her secret spot. Leave it to me to expose that secret, but this place truly is a treasure. It's a cozy, but spacious, coffee house that also features Moroccan classics like shakshuka and tajine. It's not all coffee, either. Their Moroccan Mint tea is a must try. Hot Pots of Green tea and Chai tea lattes; etc. The absolute precious touch is the decor. The pictures don't do it justice. It was so welcoming and felt more so when greeted by their wonderful staff. A new favourite for us. I see us coming back often. 10/25 read more

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Pretty delightful!! Welcome to Ann Arbor, Mynt House! Not going to lie, I thought it was another dispensary given the branding BUT it's a Moroccan Tea House that serves tea, coffee (the usual lattes, capps, etc) but ALSO food! I stopped by in the afternoon for a quick sweet treat: *Moroccan Baklava ($15) - pricey BUT delicious. The helpful human working & answering my questions - said it's the same ingredients BUT they use a pastry cutter of some sort to get the circular shape. Anyways, it was delightful! Like a little birds nest. *Moroccan Lemon Iced Tea - love that this is unsweetened. It's pretty lemon-y but I enjoyed it. Love the touch of fresh mint leaves too. I'll have to come back for the chicken tagine, the shakshuka....there's also ample seating and really beautiful fountains inside. It's a whole vibe there! read more

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This place is incredible. When you first walk in, you smell the cardamom and are greeted with a warm smile by the staff at the counter. What a nice little getaway cafe. Fresh juices, good food selection and really fun dining room. Sit up front for natural light or by the fountain for a cozy hideaway. Upstairs has comfy Moroccan couches and decor. I ordered a salmon breakfast plate. It will take some proper coaching to teach me how the say the name but sounded incredible, along with a regular pot of mint green tea. Proper breaking of my 18 hour fast. This is exactly what I was looking for. Order at the counter and find a seat. They bring your food. Self serve water and sugars are stationed around the dining area. Wheelchair accessible up front so if you're abled, please keep that in mind. Just lovely. Downsides - tea is sweetened. $10 for a tiny pot that is almost not palatable for the amount of sugar in it. I wasn't expecting it nor do I enjoy sweet tea, especially to that extreme. I wish they would have noted or asked when ordered. Scrambled eggs are overcooked. They offered sunny side up. I'll remember that next time. read more

Mynt House - Salmon breakfast plate. It's amazing - Desserts Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

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Moroccan themed cafe, with a lot of different food and drink options. I came here around 9pm on a Saturday. They didn't have crepes at that hour but did have drinks and pastries. My partner got a sweet chicken pastry, and a coffee. I got a cappuccino with soy. It was good. All the tables, inside and outside, were dirty and needing bussing but it was nice there. read more

Mynt House - Cappuccino - Desserts Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

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Mynt House is super Instagram aesthetic! There are hanging greens all throughout the three floors and there is plenty of seating. The decor is Moroccan themed and very well put together. The cashier was helpful at providing suggestions for what to order. We decided on the green mint tea and the Salmoncado Casablanca. The green mint tea was really sweet and delicious. Be careful, the teapot is piping hot! They provide a napkin for you to use to hold the pot until it cools down. The Salmoncado Casablanca was also very filling and very worth sharing with two people. I will have to come again with more friends! read more

Mynt House - Salmoncado Casablanca - Desserts Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

Came here for lunch and had a great time! There is plenty of seating and different areas within the restaurant. You order first and then find a seat and bring a table number. It may take a bit of time for the food to come out, but it was so worth it! It is a little pricey but the portions were large and so delicious. I got the shakshuka and my friend got a platter. The green mint tea was addicting! read more

Mynt House - Platter and shakshuka - Desserts Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

Lovely spot! The staff was amazing, my only tiny problem was that they were out of oatmilk when I stopped by, but I still had a great time. read more

Mynt House - Desserts Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

Mynt house looks beautiful! Lots of spots to take beautiful pictures. A group of us stopped for some dessert. The round baklava dessert was pricy but delicious, but carrot cake we had to send back because it was clearly very stale. Moroccan tea was also great, however moroccochino was terrible- I understand it should be spiced but it was all floating on top of the drink and was very unpleasant to continually take little spice pieces out. Very odd... I've had spiced drinks before but never had a problem like this. Bottom line - great potential, take nice pictures, menu hit or miss. read more

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Soooo yummy! I have never had Moroccan food but this was bursting with flavor and incredible. The inside is super cozy and staff was very nice. Will definitely be coming back. The cappuccino was also a strong 10/10 read more

I've come to Mynt House twice at this point and really wanted to love it since it is such a nicely decorated space. However, as others have noted, the service is incredibly slow. It took 40 minutes for me to receive a black coffee and pastry when the pastry was sitting right in the case. The food itself is fairly mediocre, especially for the price. The salmon panini I got my first visit was very bland, the bread was bad quality/burnt. The baklava was pretty good. read more

Mynt House - Baklava with pistachios on top - Desserts Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

This café is a gem! The food is outstanding and my chai green tea latte was so delicious. There are 3 floors if you'd like to sit and work. The service is kind and friendly. This place has a great vibe all around! I strongly recommend! read more

The iced lemon mint green tea is so refreshing that it'd probably raise me from the dead. They won't tell me how to make it at home, so I'm forced to stop by everyday. The decor inside is charming, and I love the trellis with the hanging plants. There's lots of room in the back, and a couple of seats in the front. read more

My new favorite place ! Great ambience and calming vibe , bonus it's open till midnight . I will bring my friends to share the mood. read more

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Stopped here for breakfast/lunch and was wowed! The food was fresh and tasted delicious, the coffee was flavorful, and the service was absolutely wonderful! Very beautiful interior with lots of natural light, and I would 100% come again. Totally recommend to anyone looking for good food and drinks! read more

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I recently tried Mynt House in Ann Arbor and it quickly became one of my favorite spots. First off, everything is halal, which is a huge plus. The atmosphere is cozy and beautifully decorated with Moroccan touches that make you feel instantly relaxed. I ordered their chicken tagine and a honey-mint tea. The tagine was cooked to perfection: tender meat, balanced spices, and vegetables that still had good texture. If you want authentic, flavorful halal Moroccan food in a welcoming space, Mynt house is a gem in Ann Arbor. read more

The staff is friendly and the food is delicious. The bread and chicken philo pie are great

Ordered a small pot of tea for $17 had to wait over half an hour, ultimately just left

Food was standard. Service was excessively slow - 20 minutes to wait for mint tea to steep? We watched it made in moments right before serving us. But we had to wait 20 minutes when there was only one other couple at a table. Boo for service and plain mint tea. Ambience was usual for Arabic place. read more

Fantastic service! My daughter and I had the strawberry smoothie and Moroccan coffee both were delicious! Love the decor, super cozy! We'll definitely be back! read more

Fantastic food, drinks, and ambiance with friendly staff. Would definitely recommend a visit!

Just tried the mint iced tea and it was delicious. Loved the decor inside the tea room. I need to go back to try out some of the various food offerings and a pot of hot mint tea read more

The décor is evocative, and the staff are warm and inviting. The service and food were disappointing. We arrived shortly after 6:00 pm and although there were only three other couples in the dining area, our dinner didn't arrive until 7:15. Hunger is said to be the best sauce, but not in this case. We ordered lamb tagine, a pot of tea, a basket of bread, and one mango drink similar to Indian lassi. The lamb was not shank; it was . . . deconstructed lambchops. By the end of the meal, my bread-and-butter plate (the only tableware provided) was so filled with shards and fragments of bone that there was no room for even a bit of bread. We ordered the large size tagine, even though recent thoracic surgery restricts the volume my wife can take in. She ate at least half the lamb--and then fixed herself a grilled cheese sandwich when we got home. The vegetables were carrots and bell pepper (distinguishable only by appearance; the flavor had long been cooked out of both), peas, and potatoes, the bottom layer of which was burnt to the bottom of the tagine vessel. The mango drink was pleasantly cold and had a suitably decadent texture, but there was not even a hint of mango flavor or sweetness. The tea was delicious. Finally, the bill--paid in advance, including tip, as at a coffee bar--was over $130. read more