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RoosRoast Coffee

4.8(1,302)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 1302 reviews (Google rating)Coffee Shop$ Burns Park / PackardClosed · opens 7:00 AM
Closed · opens 7:00 AM

About RoosRoast Coffee

RoosRoast Coffee is a small-business coffee shop at 1155 Rosewood St in Ann Arbor, MI. Its art-filled cafe has a casual, cozy atmosphere, with indoor seating and outdoor tables. Coffee, tea and pastries are part of the offerings, alongside prepared food, comfort food, and vegan and vegetarian options. The shop serves breakfast, brunch, lunch and dessert, and is popular for breakfast and lunch. Google lists a 4.8 rating from 1,302 reviews.

Wi-Fi and a setting suited to laptop work make it an option for working alone, while seating accommodates groups and families. Children are welcome, and a children’s menu is available. Dogs are welcome outside. The shop also lists live music and live performances among its features. Visitors can dine in or order takeout, but delivery and table service are not available. Free onsite and street parking are listed, along with wheelchair-accessible parking, an entrance, seating and a restroom.

Known for

  • Coffee, tea and pastries
  • Art-filled cafe with outdoor tables
  • Breakfast, brunch and lunch
  • Wi-Fi and laptop-friendly seating
  • Live music and performances

What reviewers say elsewhere

  • “Just a great coffee atmosphere. Feels very local and a calmess when you enter the location.”

    — Vincent Patane, September 15, 2026 · google

  • “Literally my favorite ann arbor coffee spot. This one is a fave because of the easy free parking but the Liberty street one is just as great just busy I avoid downtown lol. Nice staff cute vibes great coffee and decent prices”

    — J King, September 5, 2026 · google

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