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Zingerman's Roadhouse

4.4(5,707)· Google4.4 out of 5 from 5707 reviews (Google rating)Coffee Shop$$$ West Stadium & Jackson RoadClosed · opens 8:00 AM
Closed · opens 8:00 AM

About Zingerman's Roadhouse

Zingerman's Roadhouse at 2501 Jackson Ave in Ann Arbor, MI serves hearty American comfort food, with breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner available. Although listed as a coffee shop, its offerings extend to local draft beers, cocktails, wine, small plates, and desserts, alongside coffee and tea. Vegan, vegetarian, and organic options are available. The setting is bustling and casual, with a fireplace, an on-site bar, outdoor seating, and a gourmet food shop.

Reservations are accepted and recommended for brunch and dinner; a wait is usual. Families have access to a children's menu, high chairs, and changing tables, while the space also accommodates groups and solo diners. Dogs are allowed outside. The entrance, seating, parking, and restroom are wheelchair accessible. For meals away from the table, the business offers takeout, curbside pickup, and a drive-through. Free lot and street parking are listed, along with paid lot parking.

Known for

  • Hearty American comfort food
  • Local draft beers and an on-site bar
  • Breakfast through dinner, including brunch
  • Gourmet food shop
  • Fireplace and dog-friendly outdoor seating

What reviewers say elsewhere

  • The BBQ here was amazing!! Service was attentive and management checked on us too. Our server gave great recommendations 😊 since it was our first time visiting the restaurant.

    Jaime Te-Ana, September 16, 2026 · google

  • My wife and I have had lunch and dinner about 5 times over a few years, the food and service is always great! I like to order something different every time I come here.

    Steven Ball, September 13, 2026 · google

  • Our server was exceptional! She knew the menu and made excellent suggestions!

    Kathy Norton, September 11, 2026 · google

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