<p>Basically I'm just wondering what your favorite coffee shop is and what your favorite place to grab lunch is in Ann Arbor. This is also good for people who are going to Ann Arbor Art Fair to scope out good places for food. </p>
<p>For me it is:</p>
<p>Coffee: Panera Bread (Their Hazelnut Coffee is amazing and it's cheap: less than $2)
Lunch: Zingerman's Deli (Sandwich is amazing, but it's huge! So are their cookies)</p>
<p>lucky kitchen was amazing if u like asian food 
unfortunately its closed for summer term</p>
<p>^If you like authentic Chinese food go to Hometown on Packard. Lucky Kitchen is meh</p>
<p>I don’t drink coffee, but my favorite place to eat is probably Pizza House</p>
<p>My regular eateries are lucky kitchen, ray’s red hots, amer’s, backroom pizza, and cupcake station. I am weird. lol. But I think the only other places I have tried so far were palio, which was good but too expensive for a regular day, and pizza house, which I hated. Coffee is something I refuse to spend a ton of money on so I just make it at home, when I am looking for a casual lunch I usually just go to amer’s.</p>
<p>I didn’t know lucky kitchen closes for summer. I have been meaning to go there for the past like month and haven’t made it out. Damn it.</p>
<p>I love Sava’s Street Cafe on State for lunch. Great atmosphere and food. Only if the service was faster lol</p>
<p>Backroom, Pizza House, No Thai. ABC and Red Hawk are decent sit-down restaurants.</p>
<p>Lucky Kitchen. I could get General Tsao’s 7 days a week and die happy when I’m 25.</p>
<p>^agreed, lmao everyone seems to love it!</p>
<p>Nothing beats Crazy Wisdom for coffee, though most people go for the tea. </p>
<p>For lunch, beyond Zingerman’s there’s Angelo’s and Cottage Inn.</p>
<p>Amer’s Yogurt Tarts are amazing, except it’s expensive when you start putting the toppings since they add so much weight.</p>
<p>It seems so strange to me when people recommend Cottage Inn in particular. You realize it’s a chain, right? I feel like if someone asked me what’s good to eat in my hometown and I told them, “well, you can go to pizza hut!” it would kind of be missing the point.</p>
<p>Emaheevul07- The Original Cottage Inn is what people are talking about. It’s at William and Thompson I think. It’s a nice sit down restaurant, not a regular pizza joint. The food there is better than the other Cottage Inns too.</p>
<p>I don’t think so. It is practically identical to the cottage inn I have been eating at my whole life. I’ve eaten at the on in Ann Arbor plenty of times and I don’t get it.</p>
<p>Amer’s is great and cheap</p>
<p>If money is no object, Zingerman’s, (I mean c’mon, $13.95 for a Sherman’s Delight?, it’s a corned beef sandwich for gawd’s sake).</p>
<p>Angelo’s for breakfast or lunch. And let’s not forget the soup at Le Dog - good enough to put up with the soup Nazi.</p>
<p>P.S. In my stomach of stomachs I know there’s better than Lucky Kitchen, but there does seem to be something pleasantly addictive about the General Tsao’s and the Beef with Broccoli.</p>
<p>I second Angelo’s</p>
<p>Beanster’s in the League has awesome sandwiches for not too much, as does Amer’s.</p>