Neighborhoods of Ann Arbor, MI
Ann Arbor is small enough to walk and varied enough to be worth a map. Start with a neighborhood and work outwards.
- Briarwood / South StateSouth Ann Arbor around Briarwood Mall and South State Street, the city's main shopping and big-box corridor.
- Burns Park / PackardA leafy residential area southeast of campus, with small storefront restaurants along Packard Street.
- Downtown / Main StreetThe Main Street core of downtown Ann Arbor, the city's densest run of restaurants, bars and shops.
- KerrytownThe market district north of downtown, built around the Kerrytown shops and the Ann Arbor Farmers Market.
- Lower Town / BroadwayThe Broadway Street area across the Huron River from downtown, near the Argo Nature Area.
- North Campus / Plymouth RoadNorth Ann Arbor around North Campus and the Plymouth Road corridor of restaurants and research offices.
- Old West SideA historic residential district just west of downtown, with small neighborhood cafes and bakeries.
- South UniversityThe South University strip east of campus, dominated by quick-service food, bubble tea and student services.
- State Street / Central CampusThe State Street blocks beside Central Campus, with casual restaurants, cafes and bookshops.
- Washtenaw Avenue / ArborlandThe Washtenaw Avenue retail corridor on the east side, anchored by the Arborland shopping center.
- West Stadium & Jackson RoadThe West Stadium Boulevard and Jackson Road corridor, lined with long-running family restaurants and services.