Casa Dominicks - Ann Arbor (MI)

5 /5 Ahmed: What a cool spot- Lived in AA for nearly three years and only discovered this spot after moving away and revisiting. It’s super cool. The courtyard at the back is like something out of a small New England town, maybe even Europe. The system of ordering and having your order called out on a loud speaker was pretty unique, and the overall ambiance was incredibly lively. This spot had a bit of that pre-modernized authentic Ann Arbor feel, before all the chains and big businesses took over. The food was decent too and drinks were perfectly crisp. Highly recommmend a visit.

5 /5 Jose Angel Amarista: A mandatory stop when visiting Ann Arbor. Great food and ambience, extremely affordable. We spent around $140 for a party of 6, including drinks and tips. The sangria is a must-have!

3 /5 Jennifer Smelser Gavin: I dont think people go here for the food :/ Service was nice, space is eclectic and unique but food was awful. Its like a 5 year old went through their fridge and then microwaved whatever they found. For being in Ann Arbor, I would have expected at least mediocre food. Again, i dont think thats why people come here (great college campus vibe). But if you are planning to come here for the food, I would look somewhere else.

5 /5 Ebru Herzog-Uras: One of Ann Arbors oldest continually running locales and underappreciated gem. I would definitely contact them for reservations if youre with a large group, but otherwise this is a truly peaceful charming space. People of all ages and backgrounds are warmly welcomed, just read the signs, follow their instructions for how to order and pick up your food and beverages and lean in to the experience. My folks have been coming here since the late 70s, early 80s, and we are so glad that this gem is still around. My secret tip? Dont pass on the food - the prices are super affordable and the portions are huge. Plus the food good.

5 /5 James Goerke: As a visitor to Ann Arbor I was taken here by friends. I found it amazing! It’s exactly the kind of American college town place we all know and love. We all have a Dominick’s of our own and coming here brought back all those feelings of good times.