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downtown near Zingerman's Deli. On Sunday an artisan market with jewelry, ceramics
and textiles takes over.
Zingerman's Bakehouse
COOKING COURSE
(
www.bakewithzing.com
;
3723 Plaza Dr)
Part of Zingerman's epicurean empire, the Bake-
house offers popular 'bake-cations,' from two-hour cookie-making classes to week-long
pastry courses.
Eating & Drinking
Zingerman's Delicatessen
DELI$$$
( 734-663-3354;
www.zingermansdeli.com
;
422 Detroit St; sandwiches $11-17; 7am-10pm;
)
The shop that launched the foodie frenzy, Z's piles local, organic and specialty ingredi-
ents onto towering sandwiches in a sprawling downtown complex that also includes a
coffee shop and bakery.
Frita Batidos
CUBAN$$$
(
www.fritabatidos.com
;
117 W Washington St; mains $8-13; 11am-11pm Sun-Wed, to midnight
Thu-Sat)
This mod take on Cuban street food is all the rage, offering burgers with tropic-
al, citrusy toppings and booze-spiked milkshakes.
Zingerman's Roadhouse
AMERICAN$$$
$$$
( 734-663-3663;
www.zingermansroadhouse.com
;
2501 Jackson Ave; mains $17-27;
7am-10pm Mon-Thu, 7am-11pm Fri, 9am-11pm Sat, 9am-9pm Sun)
Two words: doughnut sundae.
The bourbon-caramel-sauced dessert is pure genius, as are the traditional American
dishes like Carolina grits, Iowa pork chops and Massachusetts oysters, all using sustain-
ably produced ingredients. It's 2 miles west of downtown.
Jolly Pumpkin
BREWERY
(
www.jollypumpkin.com
;
311 S Main St; from 11am Mon-Fri, from 10am Sat & Sun)
Known for
its housemade sour beers (try the Bam Biere), rooftop patio, pizzas and truffle fries.
Entertainment
If you happen to arrive on a fall weekend and wonder why 110,000 people - the size of
Ann Arbor's entire population, more or less - are crowding into the school's stadium, the
answer is football. Tickets are nearly impossible to purchase, especially when nemesis
