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Old West Side

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Old West Side, Ann Arbor, MI

A historic residential district just west of downtown, with small neighborhood cafes and bakeries.

Park

  • West Park in Ann Arbor

    West Park

    4.5(412)· Google4.5 out of 5 from 412 reviews (Google rating)

    Park

    West Park at 215 Chapin St in Ann Arbor, MI brings together outdoor recreation facilities, walking paths and an open-air stage. The park has basketball and tennis courts, along with a baseball field, giving visitors several options for sports in one place. Walking paths provide another way to spend time outdoors, while picnic tables support visits centered on a meal rather than a game. The mix of courts, paths and picnic space accommodates different uses within the same park. Children are welcome, and the play area includes playground slides and swings. Dogs are welcome as well. For visitors arriving by car, both a free parking lot and free street parking are listed. The park also has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and wheelchair-accessible parking. These features make West Park an option for outings that combine play, sports, walking or a picnic in Ann Arbor, MI.

  • Allmendinger Park

    4.5(365)· Google4.5 out of 5 from 365 reviews (Google rating)

    Park

    Allmendinger Park is at 655 Pauline Blvd in Ann Arbor, MI. Its recreation facilities include a baseball field, a basketball court, and tennis courts, alongside a children’s play area with slides and swings. The park welcomes children and is listed as suitable for kids’ birthday gatherings. These facilities provide options for both court and field sports, as well as playground visits. Picnic tables and a barbecue grill support picnics and outdoor gatherings, and a public restroom is available. Dogs are welcome, too. Accessibility features include a wheelchair-accessible entrance and wheelchair-accessible parking. Listed parking options include free street parking, free lot parking, and paid lot parking. Allmendinger Park has a Google rating of 4.5 out of 5 from 355 reviews; its listed amenities span sports, children’s play, and places to share a meal outdoors.

Dentist

  • Ann Arbor Dental (Ann Arbor - Dental) in Ann Arbor

    Ann Arbor Dental (Ann Arbor - Dental)

    4.9(95)· Google4.9 out of 5 from 95 reviews (Google rating)

    Dentist

    Ann Arbor Dental is a family-owned dental clinic at 828 W Huron St in Ann Arbor, MI. Dr. Shaza and her husband, Dr. Hussein Berry, offer family, general, and cosmetic dentistry, with an approach the practice describes as evidence-based. Services include cleanings, porcelain veneers, root canals, wisdom teeth extractions, crowns, night guards, and dental implants. Emergency dental services are also available. The practice has a Google rating of 4.9 out of 5 from 95 reviews. The clinic accepts new patients and requires appointments. It offers free on-site parking, along with a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking, restroom, and seating. Payment options include checks, credit and debit cards, mobile NFC payments, and payment plans. The practice advertises cash discounts for patients without insurance and says it is in network with major PPO plans, including Delta Dental, Aetna, BCBS, UNUM, MetLife, and Mutual of Omaha, as well as all Medicare plans.

  • West Ann Arbor Dentistry in Ann Arbor

    West Ann Arbor Dentistry

    5.0(16)· Google5.0 out of 5 from 16 reviews (Google rating)

    Dentist

    West Ann Arbor Dentistry is a dental practice at 1120 W Huron St in Ann Arbor, MI 48103. Pediatric care is among its listed offerings, and the practice identifies itself as welcoming LGBTQ patients. Its Google listing has a 5-star rating based on 16 reviews. That rating reflects a relatively small review count; the supplied information does not include individual patient comments or details about specific treatments beyond pediatric care. Appointments are required, and the listing also recommends arranging an appointment before visiting. Accessibility features include a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking and seating; a hearing loop is not available. The office lists restroom facilities, including a unisex restroom. For payment, it accepts credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments. These details provide practical information for planning a visit, particularly for patients checking physical access, restroom options or payment methods in advance.

Hotel

  • The Himalayan Lodge, Short Term Rental, walk downtown, Ann Arbor, MI in Ann Arbor

    The Himalayan Lodge, Short Term Rental, walk downtown, Ann Arbor, MI

    4.9(8)· Google4.9 out of 5 from 8 reviews (Google rating)

    Hotel

    The Himalayan Lodge is a whole-house short-term vacation rental on Eighth Street in Ann Arbor, MI, hosting travelers since 2000. Set in a quiet neighborhood, the historic home is a 10-minute walk from Main Street and is close to downtown Ann Arbor, MI, Kerrytown, the University of Michigan campus and the Big House. Its two bedrooms can be arranged with two king beds or four twin beds, and guests have access to a kitchen, living room and front porch. The house also serves as the Everything’s Artwork Gallery, displaying the owner’s collected treasures, travel photographs and art. The property describes itself as family-friendly and planet-friendly, and does not allow parties or pets. The listed whole-house rate is $189 per night for one or two guests, with a two-night minimum and a $50 nightly charge for each additional guest, up to six guests total. Sales tax and the cleaning fee are included. Its Google rating is 4.9 from eight reviews.

  • The Little Big House: 6-Bed Home in Downtown Ann Arbor in Ann Arbor

    The Little Big House: 6-Bed Home in Downtown Ann Arbor

    5.0(1)· Google5.0 out of 5 from 1 reviews (Google rating)

    Hotel

    The Little Big House is listed in the hotel category at 307 2nd St, Ann Arbor, MI 48103. Its listing title describes it as a “6-Bed Home” in downtown Ann Arbor, MI, presenting a home-based lodging option rather than identifying a specific hotel room type. The six-bed description comes from the title; the supplied information does not clarify the number of bedrooms, bed sizes, or maximum guest capacity. The listing has a Google rating of 5 out of 5, based on one review. That is a limited basis for assessing guest experience, and no review text is provided. Pricing and amenity details are also absent from the supplied information. For anyone considering a stay, the address and six-bed title are the main concrete details available; the listing does not establish what facilities or services are included.

Farmers' market

  • Argus Farm Stop - Liberty in Ann Arbor

    Argus Farm Stop - Liberty

    4.8(576)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 576 reviews (Google rating)

    Farmers' market

    Argus Farm Stop - Liberty is a farmers market at 325 W Liberty St in Ann Arbor, MI. The business describes itself as an every-day, year-round farmers market, making its regular schedule a defining feature rather than a seasonal or weekly market format. It identifies as a small business and offers in-store shopping and onsite services. Its Google listing has a 4.8 rating from 576 reviews. Practical amenities include free parking in a lot and on the street, along with a wheelchair-accessible entrance and wheelchair-accessible parking. A restroom is available. For payment, the market accepts credit cards, debit cards, NFC mobile payments, and SNAP. These listed options give shoppers several ways to pay, while the parking and accessibility features provide useful details for planning a visit to the Liberty Street location.

Restaurant

  • The Jefferson Market in Ann Arbor

    The Jefferson Market

    4.7(538)· Google4.7 out of 5 from 538 reviews (Google rating)

    Restaurant · $$

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    The Jefferson Market is a neighborhood brunch spot at 609 W Jefferson St in Ann Arbor, MI, serving all-day breakfast and lunch in a diner-style setting. The atmosphere is casual, cozy, and lively, with indoor seating and an outdoor area. Its offerings include comfort food, healthier choices, and vegan and vegetarian options, along with dessert. Coffee and tea are noted highlights, and the restaurant is popular for both breakfast and lunch, including solo dining. Dine-in and takeout are available, with both counter and table service listed. Families and children are welcome, and high chairs are provided. The business also identifies as LGBTQ-welcoming and a transgender safe space. Free street parking is available, and credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments are accepted. For planning purposes, The Jefferson Market does not accept reservations or offer delivery, and its entrance is listed as not wheelchair accessible. It has a Google rating of 4.7 from 538 reviews.

Youth organization

  • Ann Arbor YMCA in Ann Arbor

    Ann Arbor YMCA

    4.0(121)· Google4.0 out of 5 from 121 reviews (Google rating)

    Youth organization

    Ann Arbor YMCA is a community-focused nonprofit gym at 400 W Washington St in Ann Arbor, MI. Its description identifies the nonprofit as established in 1844, with recreational programs and services for all ages. Onsite services are available, and the facility is listed as LGBTQ-welcoming and a transgender safe space. Its Google rating is 4 out of 5, based on 121 reviews. Accessibility features include a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking, restroom, and seating. A unisex restroom is also listed among the amenities. For visitors arriving by car, the parking information lists onsite parking along with paid garage, paid lot, and paid street parking options. Accepted payment methods include checks, credit cards, and debit cards. The available details emphasize the YMCA’s community recreation role and access features, without specifying individual programs, equipment, schedules, or membership costs.

Yoga studio

  • Tiny Buddha Yoga

    4.7(77)· Google4.7 out of 5 from 77 reviews (Google rating)

    Yoga studio

    Tiny Buddha Yoga is a yoga studio at 1717 Pauline Blvd in Ann Arbor, MI, offering on-site services and online classes. Its description centers on community and a welcoming approach to movement, with an explicit appreciation for people of all shapes and sizes. The studio says modifications are taught in every class, recognizing that bodies move differently. It also describes classes as spaces for both inward focus and playfulness, encouraging students to smile and try again when they fall out of a pose. The studio’s listing reports that it was voted Best Yoga Studio in Washtenaw County in each year from 2016 through 2020. It has a Google rating of 4.6 from 62 reviews. Practical details include free street parking, a restroom, and acceptance of credit and debit cards. For those considering how to attend, the listed options include both online classes and services at its Pauline Boulevard location.

Barber shop

  • Spirit Barber

    5.0(28)· Google5.0 out of 5 from 28 reviews (Google rating)

    Barber shop

    Spirit Barber is a barber shop at 704 LL, W Huron St in Ann Arbor, MI, founded by master barber Faye Johnson. The shop opened on August 1, 2024, following Johnson’s 27 years of experience in barbering. Johnson earned a barber’s license at age 17, becoming the youngest licensed barber in Michigan at the time. The shop’s stated approach centers on precision, consistency, and attention to detail, with services that include fades, classic cuts, and styles tailored to individual clients. Spirit Barber’s description emphasizes personalized service and reliability as reasons clients return. Its Google listing has a 5-star rating from 26 reviews, providing a separate snapshot of customer feedback. For visitors planning an appointment, the shop lists free on-site parking and a restroom among its amenities. Children are welcome, making the shop an option for both adults and younger clients.

Museum

  • Argus Museum in Ann Arbor

    Argus Museum

    4.3(18)· Google4.3 out of 5 from 18 reviews (Google rating)

    Museum

    Argus Museum at 525 W William St in Ann Arbor, MI focuses on the products manufactured by the Argus camera company and the people behind them. Its displays tell the company’s story and present collections connected to Argus. The museum occupies one of the facilities where Argus products were made, placing the objects and company history within a building tied directly to their manufacture. The museum welcomes families and children. Free on-site parking is available, with wheelchair-accessible parking and an accessible entrance. There is also a wheelchair-accessible restroom, but no restaurant on the premises. The business identifies as women-owned. Its Google rating is 4.3 out of 5, based on 18 reviews. For visitors interested in Argus, the museum brings together manufactured products, connected collections, and stories about the company and its people in a former production facility.

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