Flourish Café has many healthy drink options, mostly protein or energy packed. I just wish they…read moreoffered some food too. The staff is super friendly and patient, even when I take forever deciding from their huge drink menu.

My favorite spot for a delicious protein shake! The service is always so friendly and the drinks…read moreare consistent.

This artisanal chocolate shop has the best brownies in the world. And maybe that's because there is…read morelove in every step. Sustainably sourced from Ecuador, the cacao beans are fermented and ground locally in Dexter, then processed into the cocoa that is used to make the delicious brownies. But brownies aren't this store's main deal: the chocolate is center. Mendo's sells a variety of delicious dark and milk chocolates, as well as honey of the chocolate, which is the byproduct of processing the cacao into cocoa. It tastes like a delicious balsamic vinaigrette. The Dexter factory also offers tours and truffle and chocolate bar making classes. I have a friend whose birthday is coming up and I am going to take her to one of those classes.

77% hot chocolate with their homemade marshmallow? Chef's kiss! They have 77% or 100% so if you…read moredon't like bitter chocolate it make not be for you, but I loved the 77% I ordered with the marshmallow. They also have oat and almond milk in addition to whole milk.

Totally obsessed with No Label! I love a smoothie so when I saw they opened a brick and mortar shop…read moreI knew I had to check them out. Their shop is so cute and staff is immediately welcoming! The smoothie menu has a few selections but I keep switching between the PB&C and the Strawberry Bannana. Both are delicious, fresh and refreshing! Definitely want to come back and try some of their juices as well. But their smoothies are soo good!! Definitely the perfect treat to pick up on our way to a long walk with our dog at the park!

Excellent option for a healthy beverage in the Ypsilanti area. Staff were friendly and made my…read morebeverage fast- added protein and it gave me an extra boost - will plan to stop by again soon

Oh. My. God. Was my…read morefirst time here, so I had a difficult time choosing. Went with the "tuna" chickpea wrap and I swear I left my body for a minute. Blissful. Will have a hard time steering from the wrap now, as I'm already daydreaming of it. But can't wait to try more.

All vegan, and open early! Color me excited! Parking is easy, ambiance is beautiful with lot of…read moreplants, windows, and paintings. Small booths and tables to sit at, there are posts with hooks to hang winter layers. Service was on point, we came just after opening and they were ready to go without any hiccups. I really enjoyed the special of the day, the vegan "egg" bake. I haven't had a breakfast casserole in years and this scratched an itch I'd almost forgotten. I also had a biscuit sandwich, and a few bites of a hummingbird muffin. The coconut bacon was delicious. Hummingbird reminded me of what some places call a "morning glory". Lots of fruit and not overly sweet, with a crunchy dusting of cane sugar. Yum yum. I talked with the staff, their 11 year anniversary is approaching and I wish them much success now and in the future! A real gem.

I love the concept behind It's a Good Day Donuts and was really excited to try them after reading…read moreabout them. Maybe their vegan options are better, but I've ordered non-vegan donuts from them on three separate occasions and unfortunately was disappointed with my experiences so far I tried their yeast and cake donuts at one of their pop-ups and also at the Ypsi Farmers Market. I liked the flavor of the strawberry lemon glaze on the cake donuts ($5 for 2 pack), but the donut texture was very eggy and wet, and one was hollow inside. The yeast donuts I tried were the cinnamon swirl and the ginger-glazed, blueberry-filled flavors ($3.13 each). The blueberry ginger donut was extremely dense (to the point where I wouldn't have thought it was a donut if I didn't buy it) and had almost no blueberry filling inside. The cinnamon swirl seemed better initially but turned out to have a lot of raw dough inside. Many others seem to love their donuts, and they sell out quickly at their pop-ups, so it's possible that they make some good donuts but have significant quality control issues.

I've really been loving all of the home "pop-up" food that has come from Covid. I've seen It's a…read moreGood Day Donuts at the farmers market, but saw that they offered a variety box of VEGAN donuts for pickup and was so excited to grab them! The three flavors - funfetti, lemon and thyme, and glazed were all so delicious! I'm betting that the sprinkles on funfetti weren't actually vegan, but I would easily order a dozen glazed again. They even offer delivery for $5, if you need.

Very easy to order online. Great harvest bread Company has a variety of food not just bread. They…read morehave delicious giant cookies like chocolate chip oatmeal walnut or regular chocolate chip or ---------. They also have a variety of hot and cold sandwiches. They do several Panini versions of some great sounding sandwiches including a turkey Reuben and about 8 others. (I might try the Reuben sandwich next time I go.) It's definitely worth your consideration if you want a healthy sandwich or in some cases a healthier sandwich! They also have at least 10 different cold sandwiches. One called the Italian, another turkey & Ham or each protein on its own and yes a simple PB&J Their Michigan chicken salad sounded excellent and I would like to try that as well. However, my favorite sandwich of all outside s traditional Ruben is a vegetable sandwich theirs called the Veggie Delight and with great harvest bread it was really tasty. It consisted of Cream cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Cucumber, and some Banana Peppers for a little zing! cucumber your choice of cheese, (I chose Swiss), your choice of bread -I believe there are about 9 bread choices. I will need to check back in to be sure. It's a wholesome fresh baked bread which makes a delicious sandwich. I chose the Rye-bread for my veggie sandwich. It was very good and honestly I could've done without the Swiss cheese and it still would've been great. Next time I do think I will try the honey wheat bread as it might accompany the veggies a little better than the Rye bread did. They have beverages available as well as specialty coffees and coffee drinks. I had no idea they served breakfast but it appears they have about four different breakfast sandwich choices. Ok- get ready for all the goodies! There are four types of muffins, six kinds of cookies including a couple of my favorites raspberry filled shortbread and oatmeal chocolate chip walnut! I do love a fresh scone and they have three different options. They all sound delicious they also have something called a Trek Bar and I think it's some kind of a health bar maybe with extra protein or something. I do need to mention they have about six delicious sounding salads too! Who knew you could get such a variety of things sit inside or outside and enjoy your food and of course buy your choices to take home. I'll definitely be back while I'm in Michigan ! A quick Hello to all my fellow Yelp Elites in Austin, Texas

Nice variety of bread. Pricing too high. No samples when i went there for lunch. $7 chicken salad…read moresandwiches were a joke given how little chicken salad was used. No chips came with it and no fountain drinks; only overpriced cans.

You get an absurd amount of ice cream for the price and honestly I think it's the best ice cream in…read moretown. I usually get the coffee ice cream like anywhere I go. Last time I went, my friend got the toasted coconut and now I definitely need to try that next. Their donuts are amazing too. Fresh cake donuts that completely changed my opinion on cake donuts. I never really cared for them before trying these, and now I think they're some of the best donuts I've had anywhere. Super quick service, really friendly staff, and a classic Ann Arbor spot that deserves its reputation.

Washtenaw dairy has always been one of the best ice cream places in the area (and I would even…read moremaybe say the state). They customer service is always incredibly friendly, the helping are always generous, and the prices are always reasonable. I like the classic vibe of the place that lends well to any generation of people wanting to stop by. It's always fun to see the students, the families with their pets, and the groups of friends that come by when I go. The only downsides are the parking and the lines but I have never had too much trouble trying to find a place to park and I know the people working go as fast as they can. I would definitely recommend anyone try this place out if they are visiting the area!

We used Harvest Market to cater our birthday party, asking the deli and cheese shop to make us…read morecharcuterie boards and fruit trays, and they did an outstanding job! We got tons of complements on the food -- everything was delicious. We would definitely use them again for catering!!

It's still early but out the gate Harvest Market was quite impressive!…read more My husband and I swung by when we were in the area and I was impressed by what we found. First off, it's HUGE. They have an impressive array of options and stock. And it's clean and the aisles are quite spacious, so you're not squeezing past people and their carts just to get by. Lots of grab and go options, too. They have a coffee counter and a pretty sizeable hot bar/prepared foods section. We remarked we'd definitely come back through for that when we weren't in the mood to cook. Produce was impressive. Everything looked fresh and they had a fairly robust selection of tropical fruit, too, which was exciting since I do love a fresh passion fruit now and again. Meat counter was stacked and they have even more in the frozen section, including local farms and purveyors which was impressive. Speaking of local, they carry a TON of local products, from coffee to jams, snacks, meats, dairy, deli meats, etc. They also have a sizable bulk foods section and we were psyched to see our favorite local coffee roaster (Roos Roast) was included. We go through a lot of beans this time of year for our cold brew so it's great to be able to stock up in bulk. They also have a few grinders for freshly making your own bulk peanut butter and almond butter in a variety of styles and roasts. Oh and they also have their own butter churning space near the diary section! Which was unique to the area. It's behind glass so during production hours you can see them make it. After hours you can find their churns in the cooler, with a spread of options including cinnamon, herb, garlic, etc. The only part that was a slight disappointment was the bakery dept. But I have high standards on that. They do have desserts and a variety of options (breads, cakes, pastries, bagels, donuts, etc) at different price points but I wasn't really knocked out by what we got (blueberry lemon scones and a half dozen donuts). Again, not bad, but we are spoiled here in town with access to a lot of kick ass baked goods so it's definitely hard to compare. Check out staff was really nice. Layout made sense and was easy to find whatever we were looking for. My hope is the continue to maintain the quality they've kicked off with! We'll definitely be adding them to our grocery rotation!