Nice little coffee shop is a great area. The coffee is excellent and the staff were super friendly.read more

Very small coffee shop. It was raining so we couldn't sit outside, but even if we could their…read morechairs are tiny. I was hoping they had bagel and egg sandwiches but they don't. Lattes were good but not a comfortable coffee shop.

Best breakfast sandwich in the city. No frills just a very good bagel with eggs cooked to…read moreperfection. Even better if you can eat it outside by the fire. Coffee is killer too, great beans and baristas that care about what they're serving. Love this place and will continue to come back.

I came here on a Friday afternoon and it was PACKED! Normally when I go, there are plenty of seats…read moreavailable in the front section. But it was super crowded so I ended sitting in the back section, which was more comfortable because there were less people. We got: - 2 small vanilla lattes with whole milk - pastrami sandwich: I was expecting better bread to be honest, it looked like a cafeteria sandwich in my opinion - large drip coffee It was a good vibe seeing people working and college kids working. The outdoor area was also open since it was a beautiful day out!

Best coffee in Ann Arbor! The baristas are always friendly and relaxed. Best way to start the day.read more

Parking is hard. Have to find street parking and it's extra hard in snowy weather (we ended up…read moreparking at the public garage). Inside is tiny but cozy. My glasses instantly fogged up! There is outdoor seating too. We ordered a lemon bar and it surprisingly had a subtle lemon flavor so it's not too sour and it had a good texture. My husband said the coffee was ok. I didn't get to try a latte cause we had an event after but their menu looks good! Service was good too and bathroom was pretty clean.

As a lifelong Washtenaw County resident, I am more than familiar with Zingerman's and their family…read moreof businesses. I appreciate the efforts they put into community building and local craft. But none of that is why I'm here... I stopped in on my way to work yesterday to get a cup of coffee and decided I'd better write a review about what I got. Many of the reviews below mention the great coffee that Zingerman's provides. But as a coffee drinker of 30 years, I can confidently say Zingerman's roasts the MOST BITTER coffee I've ever had. I guess it's a product for connoisseurs, but I am a little disappointed they don't have a normal coffee that tastes good. They only have burnt tasting, extraordinarily bitter coffees that make a British IPA beer taste watery. What's up with that? Why no mellow coffee at Zingerman's?? Also, if the cream curdles as soon as I add it to the coffee, I'm grossed out. If I want curds in my coffee, I'll dump some cottage cheese in there. What I prefer is a nice, smooth, creamy cup of drip coffee. There's really nothing better!

Visited this place for a quick breakfast. Their coffee was strong and well balanced. We got nutty…read moremonkey toast and caviar of the south. Both were yummy and filling. Great experience overall. Staff was friendly and patient. Great place to stay and work too.

Ordered some lunch and beverages for delivery the other day and it was all excellent. I went with…read morethe Mermaid Juice beverage, which is a vanilla, caramel ice latte with cold foam, and it was very good. Admittedly I don't really know where they "mermaid juice" name comes from (I just picture it one of those trendy colorful drinks when I hear that name) but honestly they can call it whatever they want as long as they keep it as delicious as it is! For bites I went with the chorizo potato burrito which was really good. It was also a great value for the price point as it was quite a sizeable portion. I also love a sweet treat so I tried the maple waffles and that was also a great price for the size (two belgian waffles infused with cinnamon and maple, no need for the syrup!). I hear good things about the space itself but I haven't been in yet. I look forward to checking it out, though! But even for delivery it's a very solid option.

New to me coffee spot by campus. Nice lattes and cool vibe inside. Love the snake logo. The barista…read morerecommended the maple spice latte so I tried that and got it with oat milk. Super smooth latte and so delicious! Friendly baristas there and the coffee was very good. Will definitely be back and will try some beans too!

We went to Socotra while visiting Ann Arbor because they had great reviews and it didn't…read moredisappoint. The coffee was excellent and the staff were so nice!

The Yemen coffee was so good! The quality of the latte, for an affordable price compared to other…read moreYemen coffee shops was worth it! The staff were very friendly and helped me decide on a drink. I recommend the Socotra latte if it's your first time as it is their signature drink and reminds me of a gingerbread latte. This is a great place to study or hangout with friends. There's plenty of space and very comfortable seating! There's great history in their art hung and I loved learning more about the culture while I was there too!

Great coffee, great service, super cute inside. The parking sitch was a little tricky but we are…read moreall perfectly capable.

I like Drip House. I'm happy it's here. However, I don't know if I would be coming much if there…read morewas another coffee shop within a short walking distance. The main thing Drip House has going for it is that it is effectively the only coffee spot to sit and study or meet someone right by the stadium (where a bunch of us live and/or work). It is also open into the early evening when a lot of other coffee spots aren't. And we do love an outside seating option. The service has always been just fine and it's a pretty cute spot (not to sound ridiculously nit-picky but while we're here--someone might wanna sheer some of the many dead leaves off the beautiful plant inside though). Also, the banana oat latte they had as a special a couple months ago was delicious. So yummy. Some things I don't love about Drip House: the blue chairs. So uncomfortable. It is expensive and, dare I say, overpriced. The first time I got my $14 piece of ricotta toast, it was delicious. And I figured, fine. It's $14 for a piece of bread with a little cheese and jam but it's so yummy, I'll splurge every once in a while and go with it. Plus, I can't eat tree nuts, so it is one of the few options for me. However, the second time I got it, it was most definitely not worth it. The "whipped" ricotta was just a sad, thin wet layer and there was practically no jam. I get it. It's expensive out here. We're living in the shadows of the avocado toast economy where espresso drinks cost minimum $7 and you effectively can't buy anything for less than $4. But just because you feel like you *can* doesn't mean you *should.* Paying $14 for a piece of bread.... Come on. It's insulting. It feels exploitative. Will i be going back? Yes, because of the proximity and sometimes a girl needs to go for a cute little walk to get a coffee--just to feel something. Would I if there was a competing coffee shop nearby? That remains to be seen. Also the size of the "large" iced drink. Come on guys.

I came here with my sister twice in two weeks. The baristas are always so kind!…read more The almond croissant is worth coming here for. They get them from Cannelles, so delicious. The cortado was so good, same for the matcha. We got coconut matchas and i loved them. The vibe of the place is also so nice to do work or just chat with a friend. Super cold the day we went tho, I dont know why.

Gosh I hate giving 2 stars... but I spent over $20 for a latte and a bagel sandwich and both were…read moreCOLD, and it wasn't even busy. So the latte was cold b/c they clearly didn't get the milk warm enough (it was made quickly and didn't sit around, so that's the only possible conclusion). Then I waited for over 20 minutes for my bagel sandwich and even asked what happened to it... and yet, I continued to wait another 5 minutes. When I got it, it was wrapped in foil and COLD. I mean cold. Nothing warm left in it... if this is how it is when it's not busy, what happens when it IS busy? I likely won't return here when I can go to York for a much better experience. So bummed b/c I wanted to have another place to go on Mondays when York is closed. :(