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 Gettin' hungry just thinking
about it by Bunsch
The homemade raisin bread French toast is so amazing that I could eat it even without the real maple syrup. Theme: LocalPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: 1104 East Catherine, Ann Arbor, MI 48105Phone: (734) 6637222Directions: Next to Medical CenterWebsite: www.angelosa2.com
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You may need an appetite and a half to get your mouth around a Zingerman's sandwich. With classic corned beef and pastrami, free-range turkey and chicken, more cheeses than you knew existed, and dee-luxe condiments slathered on home-baked bread, it's no surprise that lines for the sandwich counter often stretch out the door. While you're waiting to order, you can scan the display cases and scout out exotic cheeses (be sure to ask for samples), olives, dried fish and other delicacies. Wooden shelves are piled high with magnificent olive oils (there are often cups of oil and soft little bread cubes available for tasting), pastas, European canned tomatoes, vinegars, anchovies and much more.
We go for the sandwiches but usually end up bringing home cheese, olive oil and meats from the deli. And don't forget their bread now that they've opened their own bakery. Leave a Comment Theme: DeliPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: 422 Detroit StreetPhone: 734-663-DELIDirections: Kerrytown areaWebsite: www.zingermans.com
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I have a friend who's lived in Ann Arbor for 12 years and had never been to Amadeus. What's more, he didn't know it existed until I took him there. Amadeus is small enough and out-of-the-way enough to be overlooked even by long-time Ann Arbor residents. The fact that it's so small and unknown makes it all the better in a town full of huge despicable chain restaurants.
There are about a dozen tables in the restaurant and it's usually staffed by one or two waitpersons at a time. It's very small and very European in atmosphere, which goes very well with the Eastern European menu.
When the waiter told me that the soup of the day was dill pickle soup, I was sort of disgusted but curious. I think I was expecting something with a base like pickle brine. Instead it's a delicious creamy soup with a slight dill, vinegarey flavor. I really believe that it gets better with every spoonful, because you start a little curious and frightened and by the end, you're wondering why you only ordered a cup and whether it would be wrong to pick up the cup and lick the remaining soup off the edges.
I also highly recommend the White Chocolate Macadamia Bombe, which won some kind of award and highly deserved it. Unfortunately they were out the last time I was there, so it isn't as fresh in my mind as the soup.
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 Blimpy Burger by Meatwad79
The service is notoriously rude, but that's often considered part of the appeal (really!). If there is one place in town that should be considered a unique Ann Arbor dining experience, this is it.
Quint with american cheese, pickles, lettace tomatoes and mayo. Leave a Comment Theme: AmericanPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: Corner of Packard and S DivisionDirections: A couple blocks west of campus.
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 by SilverVelvet
Falafel with hummus sandwich (About $3 USD) and a cucumber/yogurt salad (About $2 USD). Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Ann Arbor
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 by yumi53Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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I can't pick just one, so I'll go with three: The Moveable Feast, D'Amato's, and the Lord Fox.
The Moveable Feast is definitely the best meal in town. It's great for dinner with a loved one, but bear in mind that it's also expensive - valet parking in front (practically unheard of in downtown Ann Arbor) should tip you off to that. But at the same time, each meal I've had there has been worth every penny.
D'Amato's is easier on the wallet, but still great for the tastebuds. Wonderful Italian cooking (although with American-sized portions), a good wine list, and a quiet, intimate atmosphere.
The Lord Fox isn't in Ann Arbor proper, but rather in Dixboro, an outlying village to the northeast. What little there is of Dixboro is warm and charming, and the Lord Fox is no exception. The food is fantastic, they have a good wine list, and in the summer you can enjoy your meal seated outside enjoying the scenery.
Absolutely anything. These are three restaurants you simply can't go wrong at. Every single item is good - the chefs rotate the menu seasonally and based upon the freshness of ingredients. I should make a special note that the tableside caesar salad at the Lord Fox is amazing... a must-try. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: Moveable Feast - at the corner of Liberty and Ashley, two blocks west of Main Street in downtown Ann Arbor. D'Amato's - on First and Washington, one block west of Main Street and just north of MiOther Contact: Movable Feast - http://www.annar
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 by SilverVelvet
Zanzibar is a snappy casual restaurant that's perfect for a slightly more upscale evening in a casual setting. The menu leans toward the style of a tropical bistro with one of the most creative menus I've ever seen. For example, how about atlantic whitefish tossed with seared vegetables, chiles and spices, baked in banana leaves then served with jicama-pineapple salad and warm corn tortillas? Or, spiced grilled sea scallops on a plantain tostada with black beans, tomato-chile sauce and applewood-smoked bacon? Reservations recommended.
Roasted chicken in a spicy mango sauce with corn and wild rice pancakes. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: State St., Ann ArborOther Contact: 734. 994. 7777.
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 by SilverVelvet
General Tso's Chicken Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Liberty St., Ann Arbor
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 by SilverVelvet
Tandoori chicken, kari (vegetables with a mild ellow sauce) and mattar alu (peas and potatoes with a sweet curry sauce). Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: 4000 S. Division St., Ann ArborOther Contact: 734. 995. 1545
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