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Comet Coffee

4.6(629)· Google4.6 out of 5 from 629 reviews (Google rating)Coffee Shop$$ State Street / Central CampusClosed · opens 7:30 AM
Closed · opens 7:30 AM

About Comet Coffee

Comet Coffee is a Latinx-owned small business at 16 Nickels Arcade in Ann Arbor, MI. The coffee shop serves coffee drinks and tea, with latte art, locally made pastries, desserts, and branded merchandise among its offerings. Vegan and vegetarian options are also available. Its listed atmosphere is casual, cozy, and hip, and it is popular with students and tourists. The shop has a Google rating of 4.6 from 629 reviews.

Indoor seating, outdoor seating, and Wi-Fi are available, and the shop is listed as suitable for solo dining or a quick bite. Customers can dine in or order takeout, but delivery, table service, and reservations are not offered. The entrance and seating are wheelchair accessible, though there is no restroom. Paid street and garage parking are available, and the shop accepts credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments.

Known for

  • Coffee drinks, tea, and latte art
  • Locally made pastries
  • Latinx-owned small business
  • Casual, cozy setting with outdoor seating
  • Popular with students and tourists

What reviewers say elsewhere

  • Top tier café in A2. Highly recommend their Cascara Soda while it lasts!

    August Selo, August 27, 2026 · google

  • High quality coffee. However, the place is very noisy and the noise is mainly caused by the workers. Laptops are not allowed on most tables to encourage conversations which is great. However, sometimes I can’t hear my own conversations b…

    Sawsan Abdulrahim, August 5, 2026 · google

  • Although the space is quite small, and there are no guarantees on seating at any given time, the coffee is among the best, if not the best, in AA. Lattes and cappuccinos are A+

    Bradley Biggs, August 2, 2026 · google

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