Comet Coffee

As a coffee enthusiast always on the hunt for great coffee, I had a fantastic first experience at this hidden gem. Tucked away in an alley, the café is slightly off the main road, adding to its charm. Inside, the space is cozy, seating about 10-11 people, with uniquely crafted furniture that looks like it's made from jigs and fixtures--adding a distinctive touch to the atmosphere.The café features a rotating selection of roasters, and the barista, Shu-kun, is both hospitable and highly knowledgeable about the offerings. His passion for coffee shines through in his recommendations and customer interaction. The menu is simple and easy to navigate, offering a thoughtful selection of beverages and pastries. Drinks can be served in ceramic for those staying in or taken to go.They also have a selection of high-quality coffee-related retail items available for purchase. Overall, my experience was excellent, and as someone who appreciates great coffee and unique café experiences, I highly recommend this spot!

Dolce latte was amazingLatte art was amazing It's in the small alleyIt gives off an European vibe of small spaces, good pastry, coffee, people stop and go, just having a good talk. There's a few indoor seating and outside seatingsThe coffee is top notch The latte is really smoothAnd I had a bad day, and I read my Bible there and read other books for 2 hrs. And the latte was not getting cold that quickly. They have quality mug to retain the heat.Outside the alley there's a mobile smart restroom, really cool and clean, highly recommend!Parking is right next to it with parking structure.Staff was nice!Music gives off relaxing city lay-back vibeHighly recommend!

Great spot for coffee and a pastry in Ann Arbor. Friendly folks and a cool modern environment.

Comet Coffee in Ann Arbor is a gem tucked away in a European-style alley. Really reminds me home. The coffee smells amazing, and the service is always quick and friendly. We've been there three times, and each visit is a peaceful escape in the city's heart. Perfect spot for coffee lovers like me and my friends:)

Food: savory pastry was delicious! Our drinks were amazing- latte was yummy and pretty :) Ambiance: cute, quaint place. SomePeople were studying and the shop is located in the middle of a cute alley. Service: service was amazing though a quick experience ordering coffee. We asked for a knife and plate to split our pastry and they were super nice about it! Some other coffee shops would've rolled their eyes but they were super sweet.

This is my favorite coffee place in Ann Arbor because the espresso is always top notch and the place, although small, reminds me of Melbourne, Australia. A proper cafe.

If you are a fan of sour coffee come here, they have a very small menu with just a handful of drinks to select. The service is very fast and the baristas are friendly. The place is quite small but there are seats outside in the alley.

Cool cafe! Fun vibe, sleek decor, excellent service and high quality coffee. Located in Nickels Arcade. Great location. Indoor and outdoor seating. I loved my mocha and my friend enjoyed her cappuccino. They are also well known for their variety of pour over coffee, which are individualized. I appreciate that there are signs on the tables to discourage laptops and encourage conversations.

Located inside Nichols arcade off State street, I stopped in for my morning cup of java. The standard cup of coffee is a pour-over. No pull from the big pot here. My cup of black coffee was excellent. I had my choice of about six different bean blends. I am not so choosy and went for the least expensive. Was it more than a standard cup at another establishment - yes ? Was it out of the ball park - no. With the price increases elsewhere, I didn't think much of it. It is not fast. You are going to wait. More than most places whip out a specialty drink. This is not a grab-n-go coffee stop.Which brings me to my 5 stars. The atmosphere is "sit and enjoy" a cup of coffee, preferably with someone else to chat. Small and intimate, and about the experience. A place to read a book. There are notes on many of the tables that laptop use is prohibited. The tables are for people to sit and chat. There is some laptop area, but it is not the focus. There are small tables inside and outside, but not lots of them. Everything was clean.The service was pleasant. I will be back to enjoy a cup of coffee shortly.

I love Comet Coffee in Ann Arbor. I wish they'd open a location closer to me. Their lattes and cappuccinos are magnificent. I'd rate them #1, with Hyperion running a close second