A decent lunch option, and can be a nice break for Fridays. It's a little pricy, but he uses…read moreZingerman's ingredients, so at least that gives me peace of mind.

Definitely one of the better hot dog options in AA. A little pricey but the portions are definitely…read morebigger

EJ's serves exactly what they claim. It's truly gourmet street food. They're the best!…read moreGot to say I found A2 S's 1 star review hilarious, keep up the angry woke hate A2s Karen. A2S is clearly one of the snooty angry Ann Arbor Karen's. She is another example of what my Fav farm market owner called "angry Ann Arbor people". He sooo accurately said.... "I can't stand the Ann Arbor people. They all want to be angry about something". Keep up the good work angry A2 Karen. Your angry woke ignorance is hilarious, it makes my day.

hits after being drunk and super affordable and gave a side of mac super 5 stars for sureread more

I finally made it to Le Dog!! After years of passing their old storefront on Liberty, I finally…read moremade it to their current home on Main St. It's easy to miss but they have their sign out on the sidewalk that lists their hours. I got to try their famous Chicken Tortilla soup with a slice of zingermans bread for a tasty and filling lunch! The service was friendly and quick. I can't wait to go back and try a hot dog!

My favorite work lunch place in Ann Arbor. A true hole in the wall that adds to the city's unique…read moreculture. While their name advertises hot dogs, which are very good, the real gem is their soups. Lots of delicious regular options on the menu and special occasion items such as the lobster bisque served on Thursdays and Fridays. I have never had a soup that I did not like. In addition, their summer seasonal arepas add another reason to what makes Ann Arbor special during the days when college students are away. Lastly and not to mention, the staff is very friendly and always fun to have conversations with.

Great dinner last night at a party that rented this food truck!…read more I had the Beef Ravioli, Meatballs and the garlic knots. Everyone loved their meals too. Lots of menu items to choose from.

I attended a casual corporate event and Saucy Joe's was hired to provide the food. There were a lot…read moreof attendees, and the food line got long at times, but Saucy Joe's had it under control and my meal ready in ten minutes. This is classic Italian-American comfort food from a food truck. I recommend trying the sandwiches and garlic knots. The gnocchi, meatballs, and red sauce were really good too. Saucy Joe's seems like a good choice for parties and corporate events like the one I attended. No one went hungry with all the options to choose from for both meat eaters and vegetarians. I'd be happy to see them at future events.

Now this may just be our favorite Farmer's Market of the recent past. Opened every Saturday rain or…read moreshine or snow, this Market was packed ... with people and produce. We loved all the activity and action ... not the least of which was the variety of produce. Many Farmer's Market's fall into the trap of selling tons of merchandise that isn't related to farmers ... such as candles, cute wooden signs, cheap jewelry, and other such tchotchkes. This one didn't ... it had a focus on fresh fruits and vegetables. As you might imagine, a Farmer's Market in a mostly residential area brings parking problems ... but don't give up. Wonderful people, great selection, nice prices. Next time we're in Ann Arbor on a Saturday, we'll be sure to stop.

This farmers market isn't very large, so there aren't a ton of vendors, but I was pleasantly…read moresurprised by the selection of local honey and coffee. If you're a fan of trying different kinds of honey or picking up freshly roasted coffee, you'll definitely find some great options here. Even though it's on the smaller side, it's worth stopping by if you're in the area and want to support local businesses.

Had better experiences here in the past -- I recall the curry pizza being particularly good. This…read moretime, we came on a very busy (first warm day of Spring type of deal) and Mothfire was full up and I'm sure the pizza truck was slammed. Our capicola pesto pizza came out pretty burnt, most of the crust blackened, and we only had a couple bites total where we could taste the pesto. I'll chalk it up to how many orders they were churning out. I think this is an awesome option to have and am so impressed they are able to make pizzas like that out of a truck. Do be warned it takes a while for your pizza to arrive! Set expectations accordingly.

Carrozza Pizza is a food truck permanently parked outside of Mothfire brewery. You order from your…read moretable using a QR code. Pizzas fly out of the truck and we've never had to wait long. The pizzas range from traditional offerings to the exotic - Flaming Hot Cheeto dust anyone? The pizza dough is rolled thinly, so each slice is not too filling and you won't feel guilty if you crush a few slices with a side of beer.

This is an amazing food truck! I have seen it many times, but because of its popularity, I have not…read morehad a chance to try their food until now. It is so delicious, they tend to sell out quickly when there is a large crowd. We tried two dozen mini donuts for only $10. It comes with all kinds of toppings of your choice. You can get it plain, powdered sugar, cinnamon and sugar, caramel sauce, chocolate sauce, and more. You can also divide the two dozen into two if you have a group and do different types of toppings. They also serve frozen slushies. I had the caramel apple cider and my daughter had the plain apple cider. Both really delicious. They slushies were $6 and $5, a pretty good price. The donuts were hot and fresh, so good, like they were just fresh out of an apple orchard. This place is a good value for a food truck and the portions are big for such mini donuts. I am glad I finally got a chance to try them! Yum!!!!

Incredibly petty. Backed out of an event on the day of just because another dessert-type truck was…read morethere. You lost out on a lot of money. And a lot of future money.

I had a chance to try them during this year's VegFest in Detroit. We had their meatballs with…read moremarinara sauce and some baguette. Meatballs were made from impossible meat. Overall the food was good but nothing that I couldn't cook at home. Me and my husband spent many years in Italy and I cook a lot of Italian food at home so maybe this is the reason I wasn't much impressed. The flavors were very good but again, I felt like I made it by myself. No extra wow or anything. Maybe I should try something else next time.

Tonight we got carryout for the second time. This place is amazing!…read more The menu is full of great options, all vegan, some gluten free available. There are appetizers, sandwiches, salads, pizzas, and desserts (many of which are supplied by Botanical Bakeshop). We have tried the fried meatball appetizer, the pizza zeppole, the meatball sub, and two of the specialty pizzas. All of it has been phenomenal. The prices may seem high but the portions and the food flavors more than make up for it. Currently they don't offer online ordering so getting through on the phone can be tough, but otherwise we have nothing to complain about. Already planning another visit. By the way, they have their own parking lot so easy to get to.

The summer festival is back! A three week community celebration with evening performances on two…read moreoutdoor stages, and a ticketed indoor venue. Kids activities, a family tent with cornhole, demonstrations, and free bike tune-ups on Weds. Held on UM campus by the clock tower. Drinks and food for purchase available on site.

As free summer festivals go, Ann Arbor has one of the best. With events nearly every evening all…read morethroughout June and into early July, it's one festival that you won't want to miss! I was able to visit several times with friends, and we always ended up wandering to the "Top of the Park" where we would away to upbeat music and enjoy some delicious food. Everyone seems to congregate here, so it's not uncommon to bump into other friends and see your party grow as the night wears on. We would find ourselves talking, eating, dancing, and laughing late into the night and after the stars had already appeared on more than one occasion. I was sad that the festival wasn't longer but am already looking forward to next year and more summer nights under the stars at the top of the park!