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Zingerman's Next Door Café

4.6(566)· Google4.6 out of 5 from 566 reviews (Google rating)Bakery$$ KerrytownClosed · opens 7:00 AM
Closed · opens 7:00 AM

About Zingerman's Next Door Café

Zingerman's Next Door Café is a coffee shop at 418 Detroit St in Ann Arbor, MI, serving coffee, cappuccino, lattes, hot cocoa and tea alongside pastries, desserts and gelato. Coffee, tea and desserts are listed among its highlights. The café also offers quick bites and comfort food, with vegetarian and organic options available. Breakfast, brunch and lunch are served, and breakfast and lunch are among its popular uses.

The setting is casual and cozy, with indoor seating, outdoor seating and Wi-Fi. It is listed as suitable for solo dining and laptop work, as well as groups, and is popular with students and tourists. Families and children are welcome, with high chairs available; the café also welcomes LGBTQ guests and is listed as a transgender safe space. Dine-in, takeout, delivery and catering are offered, but there is no table service and reservations are not accepted. The entrance, seating, restroom and parking are listed as wheelchair accessible, and paid street parking is available.

Known for

  • Coffee, cappuccino and lattes
  • Tea, pastries, desserts and gelato
  • Breakfast, brunch and lunch
  • Wi-Fi and laptop-friendly seating
  • Outdoor seating

What reviewers say elsewhere

  • “My favorite deli anywhere! Always a great experience!”

    — Steve, September 6, 2026 · google

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