It's been about a month now since Moonwinks expanded into the bar business. Moonwinks Tavern opened in what what been a jewelry/gift shop adjacent to the café. They offer a nice selection of craft beers (mostly SE Michigan brewed) and cocktails, as well as pizzas, sliders, tacos, and apps. We've tried a couple of pizzas and liked them a lot. Style is thin crust (with thick edges), toppings spare, but flavorful. Pies come personal and shareable sizes, and we find the shareable is just right for a dinner for two. Space is small but clean and light, and there are a number of picnic tables outdoors...would be very pleasant to sit out there on a warm summer evening. Service has been friendly and attentive. I live nearby and appreciate having a cozy neighborhood pub.

This place was adorable great coffee and tea. Nice scones and bagel sandwiches. Overall recommend checking out.

I asked to have my "Sammy's Best" sandwich on a croissant. O.M.G.--was that croissant the best I think I've ever had (and that includes the ones I had in Paris)!! So yummy!! There were plenty of pastries in the counter that I would have loved to try including macarons, but I stuck with my sandwich. This certainly gives me plenty to explore in a future visit. Service is from a counter, like a coffee shop, but I found this to be a more pleasant experience than a run-of-the-mill coffee shop. I loved that the volume was at a level where we could have a conversation. For nicer weather, there is outdoor seating. I will be back!!

It's embarrassing to admit, but my parents literally live down the street from this little gem and I only tried it for the first time this month. I was in town for the weekend and walk down to check it out. It was packed for a Friday afternoon and there was a steady flow of people. It is small, but very cute and cozy. Staff was very friendly. I wish they would stay open longer (and think they would certainly get the business), but I appreciated how they closed at 4pm and never once rushed any of the customers who were in the cafe. I left around 4:15pm and there were still quite a few people in there (I know what it's like to be on the opposite side, as a staff member, but nonetheless, I appreciated their customer service). I got a delicious seasonal drink (Autumn Harvest Coffee) and an orange muffin, and both were delicious.v I will definitely being going back every time I visit Ann Arbor!

This is a comfortable, casual little sandwich shop with about 8 small tables and two very large ones in addition to outdoor seating. It has a latter-day, post-seventies vibe to me. They have both bagel and traditional sandwiches. I got the vegan chicken sandwich, a lightly fried chicken-ish patty with lettuce, tomato, and red onion slices and an avocado sauce. The rye bread had dark and light swirls and was way better than average. The coleslaw was superb, with just a hint of sauce. Worth a stop, for sure.

Excellent coffee and food! Had a lemon poppyseed muffin and iced latte- they use locally roasted coffee beans from Hyperion. Friendly service and homey feel! Nice big tables to hold a meeting or park for while and do some computer work.

Cute little cafe in Dixboro. We stopped here on our Sunday motorcycle ride. Lot of Bicycle riders taking a break from their rides on Plymouth road and people grabbing a bite after Sunday church next doors seem to be regulars here. This is right by the Dixboro project. We just got Fresh Lemonade since we were hot on the motorbike. The barista's and the cashier was very friendly she even exchanged the orange juice for a lemonade for free. I liked the sign and the atmosphere in the cafe! Great stop for every sunday now even for a lunch bite.