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!

The parking lot is tiny, and I was miffed on my latest trip (on a weekday morning, no less) that it…read morewas full, meaning I had to park in a nearby neighborhood. The cinnamon rolls are worth it, and this latest trip had me going for a yuzu lemon meringue bar, which struck the perfect balance of not too sweet, but also not a bland flavorless hellscape, which a lot of "not too sweet" dessert can fall into. Rather tempted to make the trip and get one again before they go away for the year. I will note that loaf cakes, like the apple cake and the olive oil cake, were a bit disappointing--dry, and in the former case, lacking in apples.

This place was recommended by my wife's Cantonese group. Located right where Huron pky splits into…read moreJackson and Dexter Ave sitting in a small shopping mall behind a gas station. The place is small yet quaint. There is some outside seating as well. We tried their OG breakfast sandwich and was very impressed. The toasted sesame bun was outstanding the sausage patty is not your typical sausage patty made fresh and spiced well. The egg has what looks like scallions and spices overall a really good sandwich for $9. Their coconut Ube milk bun was outstanding really enjoyed the coconut filling in the middle. The chili crisp scone was good but would have liked to taste more of the chili crisp. My wife tried their Champaign tea which she liked but did not blow her away. That said my wife is quite the tea connoisseur so it takes a little more to impress her when it comes to tea. All n all a great little spot will definitely come back again to try more of their baked goods. According to staff their coffee is what people really come here for, along with the baked goods.

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.

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!

The cloud cake here is an utter delight. Vanilla is very nice but chocolate is utterly sinfully…read moreamazing. The cake is pretty but not one of those twee preciousness things. It is also not too sweet like so many cakes are. Be warned it is light and airy but still decadent. The mousse is as described, incredibly cloudlike. It melts in your mouth but it is not light per se. It has a smooth chocolate richness. The cake is perfectly soft as well but the flavors linger. The berries with it add a nice punch too. I really don't know how they do it. I will tell you this much though. It is the most popular selection for birthday cake at work. Yum.

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.

Well worth the trip to enjoy a great cup of coffee while reading a book at an outdoor table. Wide…read moreselection of beans to take home, as well. My sons who live in Canada and Southwest US look forward to their deliveries of Lobster Butter Love.

Parking was a little tight, even on this relatively early (0900hr) Saturday morning. Seating on the…read moreinside consisted of either a community table or a tiny two-person computer table and chairs against a wall. Otherwise it was "drink and dine al fresco". Stand in line to place your order and pay, then stand at the end of the counter to await your items. I ordered a hot and delicious macchiato along with a flavorful eggy cheesy pork sausage burrito. High recommendations! My companion enjoyed his Cortado (pictured) with an almond scone. The scone's almaretto was flavor-forward, but the texture was a bit too cakey for my palate. Complimentary WiFi was available, and for all the people coming and going, the inside volume wasn't too bad for conversation.

Sweetwaters is a chain that started in the Ann Arbor area that features "globally influenced…read morecoffees and teas." Nate and I frequent them while we're in A2 and recently visited this location for the first time. It's located in a strip mall and is connected to the Westgate branch of Ann Arbor District Library. The employee taking our order was super patient and friendly! I got a large oat milk latte and a croissant breakfast sandwich, and Nate got an Earl Grey tea with a pretzel bun breakfast sandwich. Our food and drinks came out in a timely manner and they asked our name for the order (bonus for this, #iykyk). The shop is interesting because the library doesn't actually open until 10 am, but there is seating available for the coffee shop and people were walking around/browsing the library for at least an hour before they opened. I've never seen such a set up but it seems to work for them! I really liked the latte - it was smooth and creamy, and the sandwich was flaky and savory. They have a great rewards program and overall I really like this chain. Parking is quite easy compared to some of the other Sweetwaters locations, which is nice!

The place is nice. I've been in there probably 20 times but every time I go in that place they…read morenever acknowledge you when you're right in their face they can't even say good morning or have any common courtesy it really runs me the wrong way and I'm gonna stop going in the place I mean what's so hard to say good morning hello basic common sense manners. Don't seem like they have them there for some reason. Especially the regulars that work there regularly.

This place is perfection. The roasts are delicious, and the methods are keyed in. There's a kind…read moreof coffee place that pays attention to tuning the extraction, and it can result in cups that literally taste like nothing else you have ever had. Like Lost Socks in DC the atmosphere is the real selling point. Unique, self selected songs, and attention to the pysical beauty of how tables, seats, plants are laid out. Gives vibes somewhere between a garden party and friend's basement. It is excellent! The pour-over was delicate and cholatey with some herbal tones. The expresso is distinctly toffee and graham cracker flavored. Seriously! made me look at the expresso for like 5 minutes wonder how they did it. Clerks were very helpful! Since I am buying bags, I appreciate that they have smaller sizes and I can get a few varieties. I will come back here if I'm ever in Ann Arbor again

Vertex coffee is delicious. I bought a seasonal latte. Like most coffee joint, I'm always worried…read moreif it's going to be "rot my teeth out" sweet. The barista let me know that it wasn't too sweet and she was right. We walked to this location. It was dog friendly and we got water for the dogs. When we're in Ann Arbor again, we can't wait to visit again.