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    Turkish Village Cafe

    4.3 (7 reviews)

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    Great new restaurant in downtown Ann Arbor. Excellent kabobs and various rice bowls. Strongly recommend trying it out.

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    3.2(1k reviews)
    0.1 miDowntown Ann Arbor
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    My husband and I came here for lunch yesterday per his recommendation and were seated immediately…read moreon the patio. The outdoor seating is expansive and really nice. Service was quick and friendly. We were given waters right away, and we ordered a couple of glasses of wine that came shortly thereafter. She checked on us multiple times during our meal to see how everything was and to ask if we wanted plates removed. My husband ordered the branzino ($44) which was wrapped in parchment paper and served with a chili sauce, broccolini, and rice. He's ordered it before and loved it and having tried it now I understand why. It was cooked beautifully and the flavor was amazing. I had the tagliarini ($27) which came with a lemon cream sauce and I thought it was good but not great. The pasta was cooked well and the sauce was tasty but it was pricey given the lack of protein. Overall I enjoyed our lunch and would go back despite higher than average prices.

    "Ok" is the perfect description for this place. We went based on a recommendation and the…read morerestaurant's proximity to our hotel. The Friday night crowd was in full summer vibes. Our dog-friendly, outdoor seating for Cafe Zola was in prime position to people watch all the other restaurants. We ordered calamari, foccacia bread, skirt steak and roasted chicken. Maybe there were better things on the menu? But I have to judge Cafe Zola on the food we had. To be honest, it was just ok. The steak was more rare than medium-rare, the spinach side wasn't seasoned, the calamari was too salty, the chicken could've been brined and more juicy. I'm not a hater. I'm just being honest about what I experienced. Still, our server Maddie was so bubbly and sweet. She was the best part of our evening.

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    El Harissa Market Cafe - Apricot Peach Cardamom + Spiced Hazelnut Fig Gelato ($5 for small)

    El Harissa Market Cafe

    4.7(187 reviews)
    2.0 mi
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    Shoutout to my friend and fellow foodie Tiffany for always being down to try a new spot together!…read moreWe did a double date at El Harissa recently and it's my favorite kind of spot - welcoming and warm, with delicious food, and kind, patient employees. The cafe is a few tables inside of the market/deli, with a lot of takeout happening but I love that they offer dining in as they heat everything up for you and it's all presented very nicely. We ordered a ton of things: harissa dip, hummus, pita, spice roasted cauliflower, tabbouleh, lasagne verde, chicken tagine, and gelato. I loved that the menu indicates which menu items have a smaller carbon footprint - and we happened to be dining there on Earth Day! The food was all flavorful and the perfect temperature, which I appreciated. My favorites were the harissa dip, tabbouleh, and the lasagne verde. The chicken tagine was very good, and we enjoyed the leftovers the next day. The spice roasted cauliflower left us wanting it to be a bit more crispy, but it was a nice side. The gelato is delicious - it's made by Palazzolo's but El Harissa provides them with the unique ingredients for their specialty flavors. They were out of some but we got to sample several. We ended up with the roasted pistachio gelato and the apricot peach cardamom. The texture of the gelato was perfectly creamy and the flavors were strong. The market has lots of great items to buy: chips, tunisian olive wood pieces, spices, etc. I'm so glad we sought out this spot and can't wait to get more of their food!

    Finally got to try El Harissa with Yelper Katy C and our SOs! It's fast casual style - where you…read moreorder at the counter and they bring your food to you. Had the: *Spice Roasted Cauliflower (Crispy cauliflower florets coated and baked in rice and chickpea flour and our North African spice blend. Served with Harissa Dip) Small/1-2 Portion - $11): A little soggier than I'd like but the flavors were good! I also like the harissa dip it came with! *Small Merguez Meatballs (Inspired by the Maghrebi sausage, our spiced lamb and beef meatballs are hand-rolled with onions and herbs and coated with a thick tomato sauce. Served with saffron rice or couscous - small portion came with 3 for $10): For meatballs that included lamb - it wasn't gamey at all and very tasty! I picked cous cous for my side. *Chicken Chermoula (Brined, seared, then baked to capture all of its flavor, our crowd-favorite chicken is juicy and delicious. Served over rice with our herby, garlicky, lemony Chermoula Sauce - Double Portion - $18): Our main entree to share. The lemony chermoula sauce was delish. Chicken was perfectly cooked - not dry at all! Mujadara Rice (A Levantine staple of spiced green lentils and rice. Ours is adorned with carefully caramelized golden onions for a touch of savory-sweetness - small for $8) - SO tasty! I could eat this on its own. Maghrebi Chili (Smoky and spicy. Ground beef seasoned with Harissa spices and slowly cooked with chickpeas, lentils, black beans, peppers, and loads of vegetables - Small/Pint - $9.50) - FIBER CITY! Flavors were really good! We also had SO much gelato - they basically let us sample all of them. ended up with the pistachio and tiramisu. I'll be back - especially for a salad with their wonderful chicken - seems like a great healthy option!

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    Zola Bistro - Kobe Burger

    Zola Bistro

    2.8(493 reviews)
    2.9 mi
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    Sweet bistro in a corner position so lots of windows! Beautiful light and a small patio so you can…read moresit outside. Manager friendly, host helpful, server and the server in training- so sweet and helpful and warm. Nice and unique background music - 40's and 50's classics like Frank Senatra, Bing Crosby. The sexy crooners. It added a coziness and elevation to the experience. The food was - knock it out of the park great!! We were two people and might have ordered one dish too many but no worries there, it'll be good lunch the next day. All sauces and dressings are house made. You can tell that everything is done by hand. Thai chicken skewers- the sesame seeds are a cool touch! The sauces were good companions to the flavors but the chicken was slightly overdone. Maybe a skip. Bluecrab cakes - divine! Delicate, texture, crab forward with herbs. An absolute must! Lamb kofta- wow, beautiful spices, tender lamb. The tomato, eggplant chutney was earthy and hearty. The garlic tahini is mild and smooth. The combo with the kofta makes you feel like you're in a Dearborn restaurant. Authentic! Asparagus salad - is a summer special. The asparagus is lightly grilled, fresh beets are sweet and crunchy, hard boiled eggs to perfection- soft and fresh, prosciutto gives a great salty, meaty contrast and delicate vinaigrette. You feel like you're sitting on the beach in France on the ocean. Cowboy Cobb - the twist to a regular Cobb is fun with half an avocado, smoked salmon and another beautiful mint yogurt dressing. Can't wait to come back and try more of the menu. It changes seasonally so you'll never get bored.

    Our dear friends were so kind to treat us to this place but honestly I wish they would have…read morecomplained because it was a terrible experience. First we get there and the restaurant is not even 5% full but they acted like it was so difficult for us to find a place to sit because we didn't have a reservation. I think we all were thinking maybe we could sit at 1 of the 50 empty tables you have? I have a cows dairy allergy and I asked if the feta was made with sheep or cow? Traditionally it should be sheep. The waiter was kind and said he would ask. He took forever to find out, I literally found the answer before he came back. So the answer is, it is made with sheep! Awesome! By the way I got the Shakshouka. And guess what wasn't in my dish that brought out? Literally after all that. Also it was the worst Shakshouska I have ever had. It should be in bed of tomato sauce...yeah I guess they forgot that too. Honestly the service was slow (mind you they were not very busy), the menus were dirty (our waiter as he ris talking to us literally says oh wow those menus are dirty), it was extremely over priced, my little tiny coffee (please look at the picture it's in the red espresso cup) was like $13. I honestly can not see how this place is in business. The ambience is beautiful but the music was way too loud and its in a very nice shopping center but the food was not good at all. Maybe they had a new cook and didn't know the ingredients so he just messed up all of our food? I don't know because the menu descriptions sound great but the execution was not there.

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