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HOMES Campus

4.8 (21 reviews)
Closed 3:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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Jennifer T.

Nice outside area. Perfect for a warm summer day. Love their repurposing of the water crates as planters. Very laid back friendly atmosphere. Lots of beers to choose from. We tried a few of them. Metaphorm which is there Key Lime Pie Sour. You could taste the sweetness of the vanilla and cinnamon. Not too sour which was nice as I don't love the really sour beers. Reign was a smooth Triple IPA and the third was Emanate a Double IPA. Last and my favorite was the Laser Lights show, a double IPA which was dry hopped. If you haven't stopped in you should.

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Chloe F.

I get the hype. Cool vibes outside, good drinks, and rotating pop-ups, which is fun. The only suggestion would be better signage for the pop-ups, but that might be on the vendors. Can't wait to go back soon!

Joyce L.

I did not realize this place was popular because it is in a hidden location. I heard about it from a friend who goes here pretty often as they have fun pop-ups. We went during the basil (something) pop-up which was thai inspired food. It is really close to planet rock so it is pretty fun to climb and then walk/drive over there. This campus has many fun art events, trivia night, and pop-ups. Within the campus they set out free donuts frequently which are really good! They have a wine/beer bar and cafe. I have tried both and give them both a big thumbs up. The main attraction is the nice outdoor and indoor seating. It is truly a fun time and would go here again. Dog friendly and family friendly. There are heaters outside so you won't get cold during the winter time. Check out their insta for more future events. Exciting :)

Samantha M.

Enjoyed a stout & king cold brew (loved the hint of coffee!) Their new campus is beautiful. Great outdoor seating. Rotating food vendors. Fully stocked fridge in case you want to take some beer home. Would have loved a few more beer options, including a wheat beer. Looking forward to returning!

Basil Babe pop up
Annette J.

No matter what you're in the mood for you can find it at Homes Campus. Dozer Coffee, donuts, and breakfast foods for the AM, happy hour beverages from the brewery, and pop up dinners for a rotating variety of vendors and cuisines for the evenings. I've been here a few times to try all of the above and it's all been great! A few visits have been for Dozer Coffee, a few just to enjoy some Homes brews and Smooj hard smoothies, and a few to enjoy their pop up food vendors (highly recommend Basil Babe!). The space is wide and open, with plenty of seating indoors and outdoors. On chillier evenings they have plenty of firepits to help keep you warm, too. It's also dog friendly (although our dogs are too annoying to take out much. Hah). Check their website calendar for the schedule of pop ups!

Sparking rose, smooj and apple spice cheesecake.
Radhika R.

My girl and I returned after a morning -long workout. This place did not disappoint, as usual. Great sparkling rose, cappuccino, corned beef hash sammie, Gouda burrito, matcha parfaits and Smooj. The matcha parfait was a wonderful arrangement of many textures and tastes, including a touch of mint. If you haven't tried the Smooj yet, I highly encourage you to try these smoothie like cocktails, especially the passion fruit!

Tiffany S.

Sweet new space!! I'm a Homes fan but love how large their new campus is! It's York-like in the sense that it seems like a fantastic community gathering spot of good food & bev. They host almost DAILY pop ups. There's ample seating indoors and outdoors, so it makes it a prime contender for fellow remote workers. We came here on a weekday morning and enjoyed some Dozer Coffee + food: *Filbert (latte w/orange-hazelnut orgeat + a hazelnut crisp) - This seasonal latte is STELLAR. Super cool that the hazelnut crisp is like circular economy status - they use the hazelnut grounds from making the syrup! *Huevos Rancheros Burrito (seasoned black bean spread, avocado, tomato, onion, queso fresco) - Alright so my breakfast burrito frame of reference are huge delicious california breakfast burritos. This is not that. It was fine but needed more oomph. I did notice the Valentina's hot sauce AFTER the fact.. *Corned Beef Hash Hot Sammie (roasted corned beef brisket, fried egg, potato pancake, Russian dressing) - This was the STAR. Get this you must (yes in Yoda speak ha). The corned beef was such a large generous slab, but it was super tender & fall apart. Literally fall apart as half of it fell back onto the tray as I was eating it. I also ordered hella donuts because...you know me & it's all housemade! *Sugar Holes *Vanilla Bean - tasty raised donut! DJ's will still be my go-to raised donut but this is a pretty great sweet treat! *Strawberry Fields (sweet strawberry glaze w/crunchy freeze-dried strawberry bits) - there were many ways this could have been not good as I am wary about strawberry things and freeze dried strawberry but I actually loved this! I'll definitely be back for one of the food truck/pop up food events!

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Victor T.

I just found out about this place. It is a great addition to the West Side of Ann Arbor. The place is seems to be two places. Dozer is the coffee shop that also has breakfast sandwiches, omelets and an amazing array of doughnuts. I had the honey glazed and my partner had one with candied grapefruit on top. Both were great. Dozer is open every day 7 to 5. The other half of the place offers drinks and beer from Homes Brewery (right next door). We were there on one of our warm (37º) Michigan winter days and sat outside at their fire troughs and had drinks. It kept one side of us warm. The big room has high ceilings with lots of fans for ventilation. Their hours are a little different: open later in the afternoon and closed Tuesday and Wednesday. It's nice they are open on Monday as most bars in Ann Arbor are closed on Mondays.

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DOZER Coffee

DOZER Coffee

4.3
(94 reviews)
0.0 mi

I still love Dozer even though they got rid of my beloved corned beef sandwich and their amazing…read morehouse-made donuts! Because they've replaced them with additional delicious offerings like local pastries (donuts from Washtenaw Dairy and other bakeries like Two Songs and vegan offerings from Botanical Bakeshop) and tasty offerings like breakfast offerings like breakfast burritos and bowls, bagels, etc (big fan of the farmer's bowl). Also their chicken salad sandwich is quite good, too! I am also a HUGE HUGE fan of their barrel aged nitro cold brew. Oh man it's so good and so unique! Highly recommend if you like a really complex coffee.

I frequently take my dog on walks at Saginaw forest nearby so Dozer has become a frequent go-to for…read morecoffee and a bite before or after these walks. Their online order and drive through pick up option is super convenient. I love their coffee and have been pleasantly surprised by their breakfast sandwich and their hot honey chicken sandwich! Both are delish! They also carry donuts from washtenaw dairy and baked goods from Two Songs so there is plenty local delicious treats to try! Indoors their space is chill and quiet with most folks working or studying so it's a pretty relaxing environment. They're always super friendly even over the drive through window and always offer my dog a treat which is super nice! Definitely recommend!

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Indoor seating and ordering counter
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Qahwah House

Qahwah House

4.6
(22 reviews)
1.1 mi

I frequent this plaza a lot for Plum Market, Ricewood and my colorist. Ahead of an appointment, I…read moredecided I needed a quick caffeine fix. I'm familiar with Qahwah House thanks to Yelp! We had a Yelp event at their Dearborn location. I really wanted the iced Adeni chai that a few reviews have talked about, but they were unfortunately out. So, I got the hot Adeni chai with no sweetener. It does take a little longer as they brew it fresh. You can watch them heat and steep from the induction stove right there which is pretty cool. I was surprised by how spacious it was. There were ample tables (that I appreciated they were wiping down on a regular basis) as well as WiFi. If I need to change up scenery, I'll have to stop by here. Also they had a whole refrigerated case of goodies. I'll have to come back and get something - that Pistachio dream cheesecake was calling to me!

Honestly, I had an average experience. The barista was nice and helped recommend a great refresher…read morebut nothing special. We went when there was a student discount (buy one get one free) so that was great, but to be honest, I probably wouldn't go if one of my drinks weren't free- the prices are crazy! But, I guess I can't complain given my normal Starbucks order is around the same cost. Drinks were tasty but the refresher was kind of bland. Again, if we're comparing to Starbucks, I probably would still choose my regular refresher there over this one. Environment was quiet, clean, and easy to study, however it was SO hot! I'm wondering if the heat was on. Not sure why that would be the case since it was the middle of September. Overall, I was a little disappointed with my experience. It did not stand out to me and was overwhelming because of the heat.

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Adheni chai, and honeycomb bread warmed with honey on top.
Adheni chai, and honeycomb bread warmed with honey on top.
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White Lotus Farms Cafe

White Lotus Farms Cafe

4.6
(14 reviews)
1.8 mi

My son got to know White Lotus Farms years ago during a summer camp. Being just down the way from…read morethis location, the farms gives great credibility to the products and food offered. The grilled cheese with sausage (pistachio inside) was creamy and innovative. Masala chai with a black jam and pistachio was my morning's order. The space is bright, fresh. clean. Multiple families munched away and played the little wooden games available for guests. Plenty of seating upstairs too. The manager checked in with us for a quick, pleasant exchange.

This is a review for the White Lotus cafe on Zeeb road (not the farms on Liberty)…read more This place is now my go-to for West Side hang-out. Anytime I have a family member visit me we go here. (I'm thinking of holding my office hours here in the fall, IN PERSON, over real coffee! this coffee is yummmmmmmy) From the moment I walk in the door I am greeted with friendly, knowledgeable staff. Who all know me by my first name! (and I have a difficult Spanish name). They greet me with a smile, never rush me, and take my order all the while answering any questions I might have. Since their menu is always evolving and changing, it's great that they take the time to walk through my options. So they have their standard amazing pizzas (which i first had at the farm) and their shockingly authentic pastries (even better croissants than I have had in Paris). But last week I tried their new breakfast food, and MAN! It was GOOD! the quiche, the omelet....and although I am convinced their chai is the best in Ann Arbor (it's not a premade mix of sugar and chemicals, it's the real deal) ...they now have this new line of matcha, so so good. Sarah and Kat make baristas run for cover, they are that good. And even with all that goodness, I was SHOCKED out of my mind when I had their eggplant sandwich. That thing is fire. FIRE. My family and I are big meat eaters, so when this one hit the scene, we couldn't believe how tasty it was. Even writing this review right now makes me want to go there and eat one. (I'll still keep trying their amazing ever-new menu, but this eggplant sandwich has become a standard) Also, there is this very cute small little market attached where I stop by at the end of the day to pick up freshly made bread for dinner. We love the sesame bread, but geez louise, the baguettes are addictive. Their head baker is INSANELY talented. Remember that scene in Ratatouille when the food critic gets transported to a core memory? That happens to me when I eat that bread. I have purchased goat milk soap there (its handmade by the baker's wife), hot chocolate mix, a kabocha squash, this no sugar added mango puree (which I made a no-sugar added mango torte with). They have these really cool unique products, and it really is a treat to stop by. The place is beautiful, and it is a gem to have such a high quality place to eat on this side of town. The passion that these people have comes through in their food, the products they sell, and the way they treat their community. I love Ann Arbor, and I love this cafe. (okay now i really am going to go and get that eggplant sandwich)

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White Lotus Farms Cafe
Pre-made sandwiches
Pre-made sandwiches
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Selma Cafe

Selma Cafe

3.5
(2 reviews)
0.8 mi

I'd give Selma a 4 overall and a 3 for the food (which is not necessarily fair, since the menu and…read morechef change each time). But the experience alone is worth going - once or many times. Unfortunately I missed out on the original location, but the new spot is easy enough to find and very comfortable, open, bright and sunny. It feels like walking into a family kitchen - smiling faces greet you, ask you how you are, tell you about the co-op and invite you to sit for breakfast - possibly with other patrons, since table sharing is totally normal there. The menu is small, but the selections are good ones. We had the cornmeal waffles, bread pudding (loved the crunchy top and didn't need any syrup at all), and some of today's greek specials. Everything was tasty (but not outstanding) and extremely fresh. I don't think I've ever appreciated feta so much! I also liked the basic but good quality coffee. Above all else, the atmosphere is what you go for. The buckets of freshly picked "try me" asparagus at the door, the ability to watch the chef and kitchen hands work, seeing all the volunteers collaborate, enjoying the company of other patrons - mixing, mingling, learning about Ann Arbor and making new friends. If you're into it, you'll be very into it. Note to bring cash - there are no "prices", but a $12-$15 donation is suggested, and completely reasonable.

2 friends and I visited this new location during the last week of school to check it off our bucket…read morelist before their graduation and permanent departure from A2. Although Selma doesn't open until 9am, by the time we arrived at 9:08, the wait for our party of 3 was already at about 40 minutes. I'm not entirely sure if this is normal or if everyone else at school had the same idea so it was unusually busy. Once we got seated at 9:50, I ordered the strawberry bread pudding with roasted potatoes and bacon. One of my friends got huevos rancheros with chorizo sausage and the other got gluten-free waffles with fruit compote. While we really really wanted to like the place because of the concept and how much everyone else talks about this place, the food was really just very mediocre. Specifically, my bread pudding was extremely bland and runny and tasted like someone pre-chewed it...and I'm usually a huge fan of bread pudding! I ended up drowning my food in syrup to eat it but I guess people come here for the experience of community dining, not for a culinary treat. As for bacon, 1 piece was perfectly cooked and the other was too burnt to eat. So perhaps all food here is luck-based and I ended up with the super-soggy center of the bread pudding rather than better textured parts towards the edges?? Still, like I said, bucket list checked.

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...and we did. And it was amazing.
...and we did. And it was amazing.
Lamb with roasted potatoes, focaccia and fresh tzatziki
Lamb with roasted potatoes, focaccia and fresh tzatziki
Peach bread pudding - yummm. Crispy top is the best. No syrup needed.

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Peach bread pudding - yummm. Crispy top is the best. No syrup needed.
Ondo Bakery & Cafe

Ondo Bakery & Cafe

4.2
(63 reviews)
3.2 mi

It's been over a year since Ondo has opened and I love that they keep innovating! The latest…read moregoodies I've been enjoying here are the: *injeolmi croissant - it's so dang good. First, their lamination is ON POINT. Then add the Korean flavors and flair to it? Chef's kiss. So Injeolmi is basically like a mochi rice cake dessert with roasted soy bean powder on it. So they did their take on it by dusting the exterior with the roasted soy bean powder and putting the rice cake part INSIDE. You basically have to eat this day-of though - rice flour goodies are never that great re-heated. *trompe de l'oeil desserts - they have various ones that look like fruit BUT my favorite cheesecake that looks like a piece of cheese on a cheese board ha. Love the whimsy. *the sleeping bear cakes! I think this is more of a Valentine's Day special - I'm not sure if it's year-around but it's so cute and the chocolate mousse is so luscious with the perfect ratio of raspberry. *Dubai chocolate mochi - this is probably my favorite take on this viral trend. It's a really fascinating texture with the soft rice cake/mochi meeting the crunchy kataifi. I'm into though!

Come early because they tend to sell out of some stuff by the early afternoon! That Dubai chocolate…read moremochi is so good. A bit on the pricier side, but such a variety of textures and great flavor. The flakiness on the pastries is also so well done - many layers, all nice and neat. Very pretty too. They also sell drinks and have plenty of seating inside.

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Bakery area
Bakery area
Strawberry New York roll
Strawberry New York roll
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