4.5(896)· Google4.5 out of 5 from 896 reviews (Google rating)
Brunch · $$
The Hen Ann Arbor is a brunch spot at 403 E Washington St in Ann Arbor, MI, serving American classics with a full coffee bar. Breakfast is a particular focus, though the dining options also include brunch, lunch, dinner and dessert. The offerings span comfort food, small plates, and vegan and vegetarian options. The setting is casual and cozy, with counter service, indoor seating and outdoor seating where dogs are allowed. Coffee and fast service are listed among its highlights.
The business welcomes families, groups and LGBTQ guests, and is popular with students and tourists. Solo dining is also an option, and high chairs are available for children. Expect a wait; reservations are not accepted. Customers can dine in or order takeout, but delivery is not available. Paid garage, lot and street parking are listed, along with wheelchair-accessible parking, an accessible entrance, seating and restroom. The Hen has a 4.5-star Google rating from 896 reviews.
3.9(494)· Google3.9 out of 5 from 494 reviews (Google rating)
Brunch · $$
Jagged Fork is a casual, cozy brunch spot at 414 S Main St in Ann Arbor, MI, serving breakfast, brunch, and lunch. The menu includes breakfast specialties, creative pancakes, sandwiches, and salads, with comfort food, vegetarian options, and lighter choices among its offerings. Coffee and cocktails are noted highlights, and the on-site bar also serves beer, wine, and liquor. Both counter service and table service are available, along with dine-in, takeout, and delivery.
The restaurant is popular with students and tourists and welcomes families, groups, and solo diners. Children’s menus and high chairs are available, and dogs are allowed outside. Reservations are accepted, though a wait is usual. Practical amenities include Wi-Fi and wheelchair-accessible entrances, seating, parking, and restrooms. Parking options include free and paid street parking and a paid lot. Jagged Fork has a Google rating of 3.9 from 494 reviews.
