Been coming here for dessert for decades. Solid spot for after dinner drinks and desserts. Great…read moreservice and ambiance.

Been there a few times, wait staff is attentive, the lower level is allegedly a cigar lounge…read more However depending on the day it's shut down , you have to call ahead to see if it's open or not. Very inconsistent.

Great ice cream shop with original flavors. Service was fast. There's a few indoor and outdoor…read moreseats, but parking space is pretty limited. - Cranberry cream: 10/10 (my fav out of the flavors we got! Loved the tartness from the cranberry) - Basil: 9/10 (creamy basil flavor. Kinda wished it was in the form of a sherbet though) - Lavender lemon honey: 9/10 (interesting ice cream that's a tad on the sweeter side. The lavender is good, but it could taste a bit perfumey) - Brown butter cookie dough: 10/10 (yummy cookie dough ice cream with strong brown butter flavor!)

I loved the smell my nose caught as i entered this place…read more I tasted couple varitey like lavendar honey, vienamese cinnamon and silk... But ended up taking my usual chocolate based flavours like brownie fudge n cookie cream. Overall nice place... there r some inside sittings as well. Server was fundoo too.

We've visited many ice cream shops in Ann Arbor, but Milk & Froth wasn't check off the list yet…read more After dinner in downtown AA, we easily walked over to Milk & Froth for dessert. The space is narrow but with good vibes and really leaning into their themed colors and balancing a classic ice cream parlor with a modern spot. Prices are on par with other small batch ice cream shops we've been, $5 for a single scoop, plus an extra $1 for splitting scoops (would be nice to be included for free, but hey, a $1 isn't bad to get to try 2 different flavors). Even though it was a warm summer night, there wasn't too long of a line and service was pretty quick. It's nice to have the entire shop indoors (vs another shop in Ann Arbor) so you can cool off while waiting. Since it is small batch, the menu is small with rotating flavors. During our visit, there was great variety of unique flavors. Of course, I needed to do a split scoop to double my flavor profile. I opted for black sesame and sea salt butter cake. My sister got the same flavors as me, but my husband went for the 3 peanut and pecan butter brittle flavors. We enjoyed our scoop in their beautiful outdoor patio (ambience was 10/10 with the bistro lighting and cute benches / tables). We all loved our flavors and spoke very highly of the quality of the scoops. The black sesame slightly outweighed the butter cake for me, although I did love the "goodies" in the butter cake scoop. They were both so excellent, though. I think Milk & Froth might be my favorite ice cream spot in the city now - I'm already looking forward to revisiting and trying more flavors!

It does have a unique interior design, but is it good or simply memorable? The ice cream is good…read morebut nothing outstanding. Trendy flavors, and a rotating menu. I wish the flavors were as wild as the interior design.

This is a great coffee shop & I'm so glad to see it in downtown Ann Arbor. The coffee and the…read moredessert were great. The space is nice and well put together. I might actually buy coffee and tea as holiday gifts for my coworkers. The reason for the 4 star instead of 5 is because the women's bathroom was not clean, customer service can be improved, and some music can really make the cafe more inviting. I made coupe of orders, one included dessert. I was handed the cake with no fork, had to ask for one. Wasn't given napkins and didn't bother asking. I might sound petty, but honestly the product can be great. However, customer service is what brings customers back. There needs to be proper training. If I'm going to spend money and do everything myself and ask for everything that should be the basic/ standard, then I might as well make my coffee at home. It terms of music, I think it would amplify the space. When I stopped by the cafe, I was the only one in the main space and it was dead silent and all I can hear is the buzzing of the cooler that had the water and pop/ drinks. Some light music in the background would've blocked that noise. I only share this because I would love to see this business thrive.

Located in downtown Ann Arbor this cafe is worth visiting for the unique Yemeni coffee flavor and…read morecake offerings. I enjoyed a rich pour over accompanied by a delicious Pistachio Basbousa Cake. Other members of our party enjoyed their Biscoff Latte and White Mocha. As an added treat we ordered a Carmel Milk Cake. The cafe was quiet and made for a perfect meet up or study spot. The staff is friendly and accommodating. I will definitely be going back!

If you are looking for amazing pastries, croissants, unique desserts and great coffee, look no…read morefurther. A small cafe and bakery with inside seating and (outside in the summer) downtown Ann Arbor. The biggest challenge you will have as you look over their artful display of goods, is deciding what to order. On this visit my wife ordered the Egg and Cheese Croissant. I had the Bacon, Egg and Cheese Croissant. Their Croissants are very nice size, flaky, buttery with so much flavor, they are the perfect compliment to the fluffy eggs and cheese. I also added one of their Ribbon Cinnamon Pastries. The Cinnamon was textural and unlike any cinnamon pastry we have ever had before. Definitely is now one of our favorites. Great coffee too. You order at the counter when you go in, and their staff brings your order to you at your table. Servers are friendly and available if you need anything additional. Absolutely recommend checking them out. We have also been in their Detroit location on Grand River. So happy they chose Ann Arbor!

2-15-2026 We dined in and chose savory sandwiches, all of…read morethem excellent. It was a Sunday morning and quite crowded and when one of us, in a party of four, did not receive their order, the staff, who seemed quite harassed, did their best to expedite it.

amazing food delicious great atmosphere recommend for birthdays or a special brunch 10/10 I love…read moreit! service is quick and there is a self serve main part with many pastries. would recommend

They're still one of my favorite bakeries!…read more Their coffee bun is smaller now :0( but it still tastes good. My husband loved their Soboro red bean bread. They have so many different ones to choose from!

We were visiting friends in AnnArbor and were downtown and wanted a treat after some shopping…read more They took us here which is a fave of theirs it's a really cute little shop with nice seating, French themed decor and a welcoming staff. The case of macarons was beautiful , multicolored rows of well labelled flavors. We each made some selections and ordered some drinks. Our hosts ordered a large French press pot to share. I had time to speak with staff about the last k of space for baking and how they arrived at so many flavors. They do not bake onsite but receive frozen shipments from the main bakery in Grand Rapids as handiest the Holland, Michigan store. They defrost enough each for each day so they never run out of flavors. They were some of best I have ever had. Nothing like what you might find in the bakery section of a grocer. This is an historic residential building retrofit with a nice conversion to retail without losing its charming brickwork. I will definitely return when next in Ann Arbor.

I've wanted to stop by but always had planned activities elsewhere. Until today…read more The shop is beautiful: exposed brick walls, small marble-topped tables, petite vases filled with flowers, sparkly chandeliers, and a garland of pink and white flowers. It's so appealing. The macarons displayed in the case were equally appealing. I don't recall all the flavors, but I had a tough time picking out flavors for my friend and, of course, something for me. I chose three macarons to enjoy at the shop: blueberry, coconut, and strawberry cheesecake. I liked the delicate crack of the macaron shells and the creamy, flavorful centers. Each sported a design to distinguish itself from the others further. I also had a piping hot Earl Gray tea along with these treats. Espresso, French and Italian sodas, and lattes are also available. Customers stopped in throughout my visit for a quick purchase or to savor their macarons at nearby tables. Service was disappointing.

Everyone was super kind here, but I didn't have as good experience as I had last time…read more In general, the product uses an ingredient that hurts my stomach. Unfortunately, one of the products wasn't labeled since it was more of a seasonal item and the employee couldn't tell me the allergens for the product and so I didn't feel confident or comfortable purchasing it. A lot of people go to a store like this because they have a certain diet preference and I feel like the stuff should be a little bit more knowledgeable or at least have some incentive to ask someone who might know instead of just disregarding a customer . that being said I'm really thankful for vegan options, especially for those of us who have all allergies. I was able to take a few treats home to my baby who also has significant allergies and she really enjoyed the lemon blueberry bar.

Excellent plant based cinnamon roll heaven. I have had one of their rolls at a festival in Detroit,…read morebut finally was able to visit the brick and mortar store. I walked over, but metered street parking is all around. Store is small, but had a few tables and several employees working. All were very nice. I ordered the lemon tart roll which had a lemony glaze and fresh raspberries and blueberries. Perfection. Do your homework before coming in as in read the online menu. There are so many choices from OG rolls to chocolatey mashups. Really yummy baked goods. Reasonable prices. All vegan. I'll be back!

It's bigger than it looks from the outside!…read more There is some seating by the windows and then some near the back area (behind the "tea bar"). They are selling really cute tea ornaments and they have other things like tea pots and cards with funny phrases like "It was you Oolong." They don't have a physical menu because the flavors constantly change. You can look online but for the most part, have to stand behind the counter in diff areas to see alll the flavors! I spotted Almond Milk Tea and she let me smell it and I was sold! It smelled wonderful! When it was actually brewed, it was ok though. It doesn't really have milk in it either :0p My MIL got the Hisbiscus (a tad too sour) and my husband got the Japanese Cherry green tea (that was good and has a mild flavor if you like that sort of thing). They have signs on the table that there is no Wifi because they encourage unplugged conversations and connections.

Stopped in today with my son... weird how we got here, we had gone to an anime convention and…read moretalked to a guy who was doing information on Shiga Prefecture in Japan, he mentioned we should visit TeaHaus, and today we were really early to an event, I saw signs for Ann Arbor and made a detour and very glad we did! Everyone was super friendly inside and it was very pleasant. A zillion teas are for sale by weight and I got a few. We also prefer hot teas. My son had pineapple mango and I have the baked apple. Both were beyond outstanding! I also got two varieties of earl grey to try at home. They also have a tea oriented retail area and a snack bar, and a drink bar too. Overall a real gem of a spot. J.Ja

As a regular customer at Unitea Café, I can honestly say they have some of the best matcha I've…read morehad. It's always smooth, rich, and never too bitter, and I especially love their pandan matcha. Their Vietnamese coffee is also really good and full of flavor, which keeps me coming back. Can't even get there without having my strawberry matcha it's one of the best matcha I've ever had. The drinks are always high quality, the portions are generous, and the staff are very friendly, making it a really welcoming spot.

Drinks were good, service was not. Had our drinks sitting on the counter for over 10 minutes and…read moredidn't care to let us know they were ready. Too busy talking to her coworker.