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    The Hen

    4.4 (286 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
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    Good for groups

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    Bridget F.

    I loved everything about this place. From the actual layout and design all the way to the way the ordering process is structured. But the food was so delicious! I was in Michigan for four days and went here twice because it was just so good. If you're in the area... Definitely stop by!

    Kamryn A.

    The hen is my go to breakfast and lunch spot in Ann Arbor. Any time I'm around I try to stop in and grab a bite. It's always good and comes out pretty quick for always being so busy! The line does show how good it is! Our go tos are always the waffle flight and the breakfast sliders but everything we have tasted is great. Can't wait to come back to try the whole menu

    Breakfast tacos
    Ann W.

    My friend suggested this place and I was excited to try it after checking out its menu; it was extensive with something for everyone. Based on previous reviews and photos, I had a pretty good idea that this place gets busy on weekends. Guests place their order at the counter, select seating, and food is brought out to them. They will be asked to move if they've not ordered anything yet - or, if their friend/SO is ordering for them. My observation is that this system works. Despite the long lines on the first warm Saturday of the year, nobody waited. The restaurant sits between campus and downtown Ann Arbor. I liked that it is spacious but doesn't necessarily have a warehouse feel. The greenery and paintwork softened the look of the ductwork and piping. Guests can select between savory items like breakfast sandwiches, egg specialties, and toasts, as well as dishes on the sweeter side, pancakes, waffles, and French Toast. The bagel and lox always looked good, but with my allergies, I could not risk having it. Many guests, including my friend, selected the tacos, while I went with the steak and avocado toast. The steak was incredibly tender; I enjoyed the poached egg and asparagus that accompanied it. While waiting for my friend, I also had an apple fritter - an indulgence worth the carbs. Service was quick and professional.

    Donald S.

    The Hen - Ann Arbor, MI It's bitterly cold outside. Single digits. An ungodly wind that cuts straight through your soul. Surely everyone must be home. I walk toward The Hen fully expecting an empty dining room. Instead, I step into easily the most packed restaurant I've ever seen. Aren't college kids supposed to be broke? Why is the entire student body here??? The queue snakes around like a Disney World line, but there's no chance I'm going back into that cold--so we ride it out. I couldn't decide between the lemon blueberry cheesecake pancakes or the breakfast tacos. So I went with both. Yes, it's a ton of food, but they were so unbelievably good that I probably ate three-quarters of everything. The tacos are wonderfully balanced: bacon, avocado, cheese, even potatoes. But the spiced ancho mayo is the star of the show--creamy, punchy, and bringing just enough heat to tie it all together. Now the pancakes. Let's get this out of the way... yes, it's a sugar bomb. I'll admit I had to scrape off a decent amount of the cheesecake spread. But oh my god is it good. Bright lemon, juicy blueberries, and indulgent in all the right ways. My criteria for crowning a breakfast restaurant is as stringent as they come--but The Hen might deserve a spot in the top three breakfast spots I've ever been to. The create mojo is flowing abundantly here. The entire operation is remarkable: managing that many patrons while consistently dishing out high-quality food in mere minutes. I tip my hat. The Hen has been goated.

    Gluten free waffles with raspberry drizzle and cream cheese
    Han N.

    There's usually a long wait, but we appreciate their organization and efficiency once we are able to order. It's very cutesy and Instagrammable inside, and it's busy, but not obnoxious or too noisy. They have fizzy water on tap, which gets them bonus points with my boyfriend. Our drinks came out in the time it took for me to walk to our table to drop off my things and come back to the coffee bar, which was very impressive. We both got the iced Pistachio Latté and it was very flavorful. The food came soon after, and it did not disappoint. They have condiments around the corner from the baked goods case. We wanted to try their waffles gluten free, and asked if we could recréer the raspberry and cream cheese pancakes on them, which the order taking staff member happily made possible. Everything was delicious and we were so glad to try some new treats!

    Rajeev L.

    Great breakfast place that bright and airy with quirky design elements on the walls. There are very creative and tasty menu options and the food's very good.

    Pankcakes
    Justin P.

    We went for breakfast while we were visiting Ann Arbor because of the great reviews they had. The place was beautiful inside and the food was really good but the staff wasn't so great. We wanted to get a seat next to the window but the manager wouldn't allow it so that was kind of off putting.

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    Christina H.

    I would move to Ann Arbor just to eat here all the time. This breakfast was absolutely fantastic. My husband and I could not stop talking about it. We ordered a breakfast burrito, mini chocolate chip waffles, and a breakfast sandwich served on a bagel. They also had a full coffee bar with tons of options. This is a quick service spot where you order at the counter and they bring the food out to you. It's a pretty big spot with lots of seating and even had an outdoor patio if that's more your speed. 100/10

    Grace K.

    I had a lovely time during my recent visit to The Hen! I only wish I had discovered it sooner. I visited with a friend during early Sunday afternoon for some brunch food. The place was jam-packed with other folks, but staff were efficient with getting customers seated and their orders placed. The blueberry pancakes here were amazing!! The pancakes were fluffy and delicious with tasty blueberry jam and cream cheese flavoring. I also enjoyed my matcha beverage. I appreciated the water options on tap - flat or sparkling. The ambiance is casual and lively. The interior is beautifully lit with lots of natural sunlight streaming in through the tall windows. It's a great spot to hang out with a group of friends at. I hope to try some more of their lunch foods the next time I visit. Will definitely be back!

    South Side
    Linda I.

    Nice spot for a weekday lunch! There was kind of a long line initially to order, but it moved fast and we were still in and out in the ~hour that I had for a lunch break. I was feeling like breakfast for lunch and got the south side omelette. It was delicious and I ate every bite! Got it with toast and a side of fruit. The coffee drinks sounded reeeally good but I don't do caffeine after noon. However, I now want to go back to try a pistachio latte.

    Rachel B.

    Had to share a brunch update- had the cinnamon apple French toast and it did not disappoint! It hit the spot!

    Annette J.

    Stray Hen has quickly become a favorite of ours for brunch here in Ann Arbor. It's an easy, delicious, and the vibe is just right. First, it's counter service for ordering. So plan for a more casual experience. It's good etiquette to wait to grab a seat after you order. During peak times it may seem like there isn't enough seating available but there will be! Every time I've thought "oh no am I going to get a place to sit?" something has opened up by the time I've checked out. Because there's no need to wait for a check or leftovers boxed up (there self serve take-out boxes located throughout) when you're done eating turnover is quick! That said you're not being rushed out the door. It's still a nice and comfortable space to linger a bit after your meal. For food everything I've had here has been great. The breakfast tacos? YUM. And very filling. The blueberry lemon pancakes? Decadent. The waffle flight? Perfect for splitting. The English muffin sandwich? Holy moly. Way bigger than you would expect. I seriously got two meals out of it. Also love the side of potatoes. Pro-tip--if you take home any of those as leftovers they crisp up AMAZINGLY in an air fryer. The self-serve water station includes a still and sparkling taps and every coffee beverage I've had has also been stellar. And for the price, the portions are huge. Wins all around!

    Hannah M.

    I genuinely am such an Ann Arbor hater sometimes but I truly do not understand how you can mess up eggs... I've been to this place a couple of times now and I'm just consistently underwhelmed despite ordering the simplest things imaginable. Might I add you'll also wait in a long ass line and pay a fortune for the privilege of doing so. Most recently I got one of the scrambles and the eggs were just like mush and the sausage had zero flavor at all. The potatoes were fine albeit criminally undersalted and they did put a solid half Hass avocado on the plate so that alone recoups some of the cost but not enough to make me stop hating this godforsaken town. Perhaps I'm a little jaded at the moment because I gave a chance to a balding aviation nerd against my better judgment and we just broke up but I am comforted to know that he won't be able to get a good breakfast in a 20 mile radius. It's the little things. Wouldn't go back unless one of my hens strays in that direction. Le sigh

    Traditional - Eggs, Bacon, Potatoes and sourdough

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    Curried Cauliflower Pita ($12.50) with Za'atar fries & masala ketchup. Requested no dressing.
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    Iggy's Eggies

    4.0
    (39 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    Wow! These artisanal egg sandwiches made to order are fabulous. The base English muffin with jammy…read moreegg (perfection) and their sauce is already so good. Per other Yelp recommendations I see, I added cheddar, marinated tomato, and breakfast sausage. Hash brown on the side to round out a very filling and delicious breakfast! Small and bright interior, with maybe about ten smaller counter seats. There are a couple small benches outside as well. Sandwiches are hefty enough that I bet they hold up well taking them to go as well. This is the type of place I would bring out of town friends to to maximally show off what we have to offer here in Ann Arbor. Really delicious! Also, plenty of street parking directly in front on a Saturday at 8/8:30am, which is nice! I normally don't even try for street parking on Liberty since it tends to be so packed. Pays to be an earlier bird! There is also the very nearby Maynard/Thompson parking structure.

    This is such a cute corner breakfast spot! I love the bright and sunny aesthetic that reminds you…read moreof a sunny side up egg, and it's perfect for a quick bite to eat. You order at the counter and eat on the go or sit by the windows to enjoy your meal. The cashier was kind enough to provide recommendations for first timers. The eggs are the jammiest and most perfect soft boiled eggs you can find in Ann Arbor. Highly recommended getting your sandwich on a brioche bun! They just started a rewards program where you can come back after your first visit to get a free hash brown. I will definitely be coming back!

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    The counter
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    Iggy Original W/ bacon
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    Spencer

    4.3
    (217 reviews)
    0.2 mi
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    We love Spencer. It's one of our favorite restaurants in Ann Arbor + we hope it never leaves!…read more The quality of the food is amazing- the service is excellent, and the wine is always delicious.

    My friend had high praise for Spencer, so I was excited to try it out when I was in Ann Arbor. My…read morefriends and I arrived 10 min before they opened for brunch and there was no wait, though the restaurant filled up quickly behind us. The space is rustic and simple, with fresh cut flowers on the tables. A majority of the walls were occupied by floor to ceiling racks of wine, as that is their award-winning product. Their brunch menu changes weekly and is extremely tight and cohesive. My party ordered the entire food menu sans olives (2/3rds of us don't like them), and two plates of the potato pelmeni. My thoughts below: Amaro Apertivo: mocktail based on the namesake dessert wine. This tasted like candy but not too sweet, and we enjoyed it a lot. Lovage soda: Google told me that lovage is an herb that tastes like citrus and celery. I am a huge fan of drinks with a twist, and I'd say that celery is a pretty big one! Crisp and not too sweet, the citrus flavor definitely balanced the Celery, and both flavors kept the soda fresh and crisp. This was great paired with the rest of the herbaceous menu and balanced out the richness of some later dishes, though it's not necessarily something I would enjoy by itself without appropriate accompaniment. Pickled egg, fried shallot, dill: I had only heard of pickled eggs in the context of strange British food on YouTube, so I was a little hesitant about this dish. The concept of an egg floating in vinegar brine is a bit off-putting, but once I powered through that mental roadblock, I found myself enjoying this bite. The egg is perfectly cooked with a slightly jammy yolk, and the shallots added a much needed crunch. Dill enhanced the pickled taste while cutting through the richness of the fried shallots and yolk. Sourdough focaccia, whipped butter: Never in my life have I ever made focaccia this tall. 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    Dixboro Project

    Dixboro Project

    4.2
    (213 reviews)
    5.2 mi

    Wow. A new fave! This restaurant is incredible. We pulled up to the grounds and were immediately…read moreimpressed. From the gardens to the land with a creek flowing though it -- to the beautiful building and pleasing decor inside and a porch with tables around much of it. So impressed. The menu, our server explained, is changed out quarterly and this is the new summer one. So many unique small and large plates (but when he described them, they were way more intricate and enticing than the menu even showed). He was attentive and helped guide our choices. We ordered the eggplant small plate to share, then the mushroom pizza (so much tastier than the description would indicate), and the wild boar brat with cherry and peach accents. Everything was delicious. I also got an iced latte with the house made mocha and it was better than alcohol, if you're a coffee lover anyway. 100% plan to come back! And likely soon. This is up there with how I feel about Sylvan Table, which is a huge compliment to Dixboro Project!

    I have been dying to visit Dixboro Project but since we live an hour and a half away, it's hard to…read morejustify paying a babysitter the additional three hours just to travel up to try. This Sunday, my mom invited myself and my siblings to join her for brunch. The ambience was amazing - with lovely natural lighting and gorgeous table settings. The menu makes every dish seem mouthwatering and delicious. When the plates came out, they were gorgeous and the food looked so inviting. Unfortunately, the taste was completely lacking. If you're going to charge the prices they're charging, the flavor should be amazing in every single bite. We sampled four different dishes, and none blew me away. Some, were even borderline "bad." Here's a rundown: mushroom pizza - the description makes it seem like it will be cheesy and full of flavor, but it was very one note duck confit pizza - had three pieces of duck on it and was otherwise covered in hot peppers lemon blueberry pancake - more of a skillet cake - sauce was the best part, otherwise dry on the bottom Raclette burger - $30 which is almost comparable in price to a burger I had at The Four Seasons in Maui. That burger, was worth every penny. This one had absolutely no flavor. The meat tasted like mush - definitely lacked seasoning, and there was not a speck of cheese to be found. If you're going to call a burger a raclette, it should be oozing with cheese. grilled Romaine salad - leaves were bitter and the dressing again, looked delicious, but had no flavor. The flavors did not compliment each other at all - with the pickled grapes, taking away from the dish and contrasting very starkly against the rotten tasting lettuce Brown sugar oat milk latte - really the only thing that delivered both on looks and on flavor. Sadly, not high on my list of places to return. It kind of made me think of Vegas: lots of pomp and glam which momentarily distracts you into thinking you're having the best time of your life. But in retrospect, not very fulfilling.

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    A view of the restaurant. We were here for an early dinner, so it wasn't overly crowded.
    A view of the restaurant. We were here for an early dinner, so it wasn't overly crowded.
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    Baked eggs
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