Zingerman's Coffee Co

I'm a huge fan of all things Zingerman's, so of course I'm going to love their Coffee Co. And I'm really not even a coffee drinker! For fans of coffee, I'm sure you'll find a cup here that you'll love. They have so many different coffees that feel very thoughtfully and interestingly sourced. My go-to drink order is usually a chai latte with almond milk (they have a few options for non-dairy milks). The mug is large and very cozy. If I'm feeling hungry as well, their toasts are huge, bigger than you'd think, featuring their bakery and creamery products. The one with pimiento cheese (Caviar of the South) is phenomenal as is the Rose's Sweet Heat, depending on if you're feeling more savory or sweet. Can be a little pricey (a large drink/non-dairy milk extra + a toast will come out around ~$17), so this is more an occasional treat. I like coming here to do a bit of focused work when I need a change of environment (I work from home). There are tables to sit at, and free/public WiFi is available. Typically when I go, I usually see a few people working/studying, and also people simply gathering with friends for conversation over cafe drinks. Plenty of parking, and be sure to visit the other Zingerman's businesses in the same strip. Be aware they do all have different opening hours though, so check that before you go!

Stopped in for a Wednesday morning coffee to the location south of I-94, near Costco It is in a strange location in an industrial sub with a bunch of other Zingerman businesses. One nice benefit in the Ann Arbor area is no need to worry about parking.I had a coffee and a cinnamon roll. Both of which were good. The small coffee is on the smaller side (6oz ?) which I prefer. The cinnamon roll was a nice size as well (on the smaller side). The coffee was on the darker side like most. There is good seating at this location with a variety of tables. It has the classic Zingerman's look and feel.The service was fast and friendly.

Zingerman's quality and great service. Try the "Caviar of the South" toast- and any coffee on the menu!

Such a fun, inviting, warm space for coffee in such an odd location, an industrial park. While we knew this existed. we never had a chance to venture over here until now. I love the space with a lot of room to sit and a some good retail space with their adorable chocolate shop. They have a nice coffee and treat selection, so many things too little stomach room. We have been to the little downtown coffee space near the deli in the past and loved their New York egg cream which I did not see this time here, that is a favorite drink, but there was plenty of good choices here. I love a good small business coffee shop. While we love the big chains, there is honestly nothing like a good down to earth Michigan made mocha. We also visited the candy area and purchased some goodies, very delectable. The pate de fruits and marzipan were out of this world delicious. Since only two of us visited, I know I will need to bring back the entire family and spend an afternoon eating our way through this row of cafes and shops.

Really enjoyed this coffee shop. I got an Iced caramel latte - it was smooth and creamy, not overly sweet. The space is quite spacious and lot of tables. Good place to work/study. They have variety of baked goods and also a chocolate shop. The staff were all really friendly.

My absolute FAVORITE coffee shop in the world! I don't say that lightly. This place is legit. HOME ROASTED, HAND BREWED COFFEE - They offer ~15 single origin beans to pick from, roast beans on-site and hand brew their coffee 6 different ways to order. They offer drip coffee but I HIGHLY recommend the hand brewed options. BIG BREW BOARD - don't be intimidated by the number of decisions. The big brew board lists each coffee bean and describes its flavor profile for each brew method. Just pick what sounds delicious. My favorites include:Brazil Sweet Yellow - toasty and nutty and super smPASTRIES - the Zingerman's bakehouse is just a few doors down, which means the coffee shop also offers amazing pastries. Today I enjoyed a LEMON scone which had super lemon flavor. I also enjoyed a pan au chocolate which was buttery and fantastic quality chocolate. SUSTAINABILITY - Excited to see that they offer three bins for disposal: landfill, recycle and compost. Don't worry, there are instructions for what to put where.

Fantastic coffee and friendly staff as always. Nice place to relax, chat or read. And of course, great pastries.

Every good coffee shop has a specialty. Sometimes the trick is figuring out what a place does better than anybody else. At Zingerman's Coffee Company, the answer is looming above you. In fact, it is so big, you might miss it. There is so much happening on what appears to be a giant bingo board, that it may be too overwhelming to take it all in. But take a breath. Look up. And......step into the coffee multiverse. Because at Zingerman's Coffee Company, not only do they roast more kinds of beans than you could realistically sample on a week's worth of visits, they also have the tools to brew those beans in a fantastical number of ways. But wait. There's more. The giant coffee board also lists the tasting notes on how the flavors within all of those different beans express themselves in different extraction methods. Can I get a, "Wow!"?Personally, ZCC is not where I would go for espresso drinks. But coffee brewed with a syphon filter? Heck yeah! Those things make a terrific cup of coffee, but are an incredible PITA to use and to clean. So I'm thrilled to have a local shop that will take the time and effort to warm the equipment, grind beans to order, monitor the finicky brewing process, and present me with the finished elixir. I wish I was drinking more coffee these days so I could really get deep into the coffee menu and triangulate my ideal extraction for my favorite beans. Should my addiction ever fully resurface, you bet I'll be here more often. Until then, this is an occasional treat, made even better with one of those delightful palmiers from the Bakehouse a few doors down.

This coffee place has many different types of coffee that can be prepared in many different ways. Their menu board has a huge matrix of coffees and preparation method to guide your ordering. They also make the typical drinks like latte and cappuccino. I had a mocha and it was one of the few mochas that I've had that tasted like good chocolate rather than a sugary chocolate syrup. They also sell different kinds of toasts. I had the Teutonic Toast which was their toasted dinkelbrot topped with goat cheese and cumin seeds. Very tasty, but next time I would ask for less cheese. They were busy and slow on the weekday morning that I was there so plan on it taking awhile or order ahead.

Delicious Iron Goddess of Mercy tea. Service is always friendly. A great space for musing.