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University of Michigan Law Quad, Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA

Ann Arbor Weekend Getaway Guide For Food And Art Lovers

With its walkable downtown full of shopping, art, and dining suited for eclectic tastes, visitors can have an artsy and flavor-packed weekend getaway in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Disclosure: This Ann Arbor weekend getaway guide also contains some affiliate links. When you click on a link and purchase an item or book your hotel stay, I may earn a commission.


A charmingly quirky college town, Ann Arbor is home to the University of Michigan. With many college students on summer break, May through August is an optimal time for a weekend getaway to Ann Arbor to explore all that this Southeast Michigan city offers.

Having grown up about 30 miles from Ann Arbor in Dearborn, Michigan, I feel honored to partner with Destination Ann Arbor and the premier women’s travel network Wanderful to share one of my favorite Michigan cities with you.

There are so many fun and unique things to do in Ann Arbor; I’m sure you’ll enjoy visiting this college town as much as I have. In particular, Ann Arbor is a fabulous getaway for foodies and art lovers. So, let’s get started with how you can plan a relaxing, delicious, and art-filled weekend getaway in Ann Arbor this summer. For even more information about visiting Ann Arbor, click here.

Where to Stay: Downtown at Graduate Ann Arbor

Stay in the heart of downtown Ann Arbor’s shopping, dining, and art at Graduate Ann Arbor. Plus, you’ll be right by the University of Michigan campus.

When visiting Ann Arbor, relive your college days at Graduate Ann Arbor, a boutique hotel with a campus-inspired decor, local art, and cocktail lounge that is a throwback to Midwestern supper clubs -- and it's right in the heart of downtown! | Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA | #AnnArbor #DestinationAnnArbor #sponsored

Some say our college years are some of the best of our lives. If your university housing was anything like the campus-inspired digs at Graduate Ann Arbor, then that saying probably holds true. Though I bet your dormitory didn’t have a cocktail lounge. 😉

At Graduate Ann Arbor, you’ll have fun taking in all the scholastic-inspired details. Your room key looks like a student ID. You’ll see chalkboards scribbled with mathematical equations in the lobby. And, you’ll hang your “studying” pennant on your door when you don’t want to be disturbed.

In the lobby, you can sip a cup of freshly brewed coffee around a long table that seems like it was taken from the university’s law library. Later in the day, gather in the Allen Rumsey Cocktail Lounge for a Mrs. Robinson, a cleverly named drink of wheat vodka, lime, rosemary, simple syrup, blackberry liqueur, bitters, and egg white.

My mom and my boyfriend joined me on separate nights during my stay. We found Graduate Ann Arbor appeals to a variety of travelers from Millennial to Baby Boomer. Whether you are visiting for a girls’ trip or a romantic weekend getaway in Ann Arbor, I’m sure you’ll love having Graduate Ann Arbor as your home base.

Graduate Ann Arbor is located at 615 East Huron Street, Ann Arbor, MI 48104. You can check availability at Graduate Ann Arbor for your travel dates.

Don’t miss out on this unique hotel that will take you back to your own university days — reserve your room now!

Where to Eat in Ann Arbor

If you’ve seen “The Five-Year Engagement” starring Emily Blunt, you might remember Zingerman’s Delicatessen where Jason Segal’s character works. While Zingerman’s might be Ann Arbor’s most well-known foodie destination, there is much more to the city’s dining scene. In fact, the area has more than 300 restaurants! In downtown Ann Arbor alone, you’ll find an eclectic mix, including ethnic eateries, craft breweries, and even vegetarian and vegan restaurants. 

There is no shortage of restaurants for your weekend getaway in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Clockwise from top: Bouillabaisse at Taste Kitchen, chorizo fundido hash at Isalita brunch, chicken avocado rice bowl with steamed buns and koryo carrot salad at Korean restaurant Miss Kim, mural outside Spanish tapas restaurant Aventura, breakfast sandwich and smoothie at Wilma’s, dining room of Sava’s

Dining Recommendations for Your Ann Arbor Getaway

Where to eat in Ann Arbor could be a blog post of its own! For now, here are my recommendations for your summer getaway — from breakfast to dessert.

Breakfast and Brunch in Ann Arbor

Breakfast and brunch spots in Ann Arbor, Michigan, foodie visitors will love

Left: Beach blanket smoothie at Fred’s (now closed) | Right: Brunch at Isalita

Poindexter Coffee | 615 East Huron Street

If you are the type of traveler who needs coffee first thing in the morning, then head downstairs to the Graduate Ann Arbor lobby. Poindexter Coffee offers grab-and-go pastries, Zingerman’s bagels, and freshly brewed java.

Isalita | 341A East Liberty Street

Keep this downtown Mexican spot in mind for Sunday brunch when you can order breakfast dishes like a chorizo fundido hash or tacos from the full lunch/dinner menu. The same goes for cocktails — blood orange mimosas if you are feeling breakfast vibes or margaritas because it’s five o’clock somewhere.

RELATED: 7 Ann Arbor Spots That Aren’t Your Average Coffee Shops

Lunch in Ann Arbor

Where to eat lunch during a weekend getaway in Ann Arbor, Michigan

Left: Rice bowls, carrot salad, and steamed buns at Miss Kim | Right: Sava’s Greek salad

Zingerman’s Delicatessen | 422 Detroit Street

At this renowned deli, a staff member will help you find just the right sandwich. I can give two thumbs up to Benno’s Birdie. It’s Amish chicken breast, Ligurian pesto, oven-dried tomatoes, and fresh handmade mozzarella on a grilled rustic Italian bread. It’s definitely a sandwich for pesto lovers. Make sure you grab a side dish from the case of deli salads, too!

Miss Kim | 415 North Fifth Avenue

At this Zingerman’s restaurant in Kerrytown, chef Ji Hye Kim creates authentic Korean dishes using local Michigan ingredients in the spirit of Korean culinary traditions. Her steamed buns made in-house are a must! I highly recommend the roasted pork belly bun, but the sautéed mushrooms bun is a great vegetarian option that can also be made vegan. I also really like the chicken avocado rice bowl during my lunch at Miss Kim.

Sava’s | 216 South State Street

Also another contender for Sunday brunch, Sava’s is a delight for all your senses. From the colorful tile floor up to the burst chandeliers, your eyes will be pleased. Your taste buds will be, too! Start your meal with the bang bang shrimp, and the lavender lemonade is so refreshing on a hot summer day.

RELATED: Lunch in Ann Arbor — Five Spots Where You Should Eat

Dinner in Ann Arbor

Where to eat dinner in Ann Arbor, Michigan: Taste Kitchen + Aventura

Clockwise from top right: Gambas al ajillo at Aventura, bouillabaisse at Taste Kitchen, sangria with bacon-wrapped dates stuffed with chorizo and blue cheese at Aventura, salmon sashimi and spring rolls at Taste Kitchen

Taste Kitchen | 521 East Liberty Street

Chef Van regularly changes his menu that features sustainably sourced seafood and produce with Vietnamese flavors and French techniques. If the bouillabaisse or salmon sashimi is on the menu when you dine at Taste Kitchen, I would highly recommend you order both.

Aventura | 216 East Washington Street

At this modern Spanish tapas restaurant, you’ll find a menu of traditional Spanish cuisine and drinks. I’ve heard so much praise for the squid ink paella. Based on dining here, I recommend the red sangria, bacon-wrapped dates stuffed with blue cheese, gambas al ajillo, and Brussels sprouts served with pistachios, apples, honey, olive oil, and Crema Fresca.

Cool Treats for Summer

Tea Haus and Blank Slate Creamery are a couple spots to beat the heat during summer with cool, sweet treats in Ann Arbor, Michigan

Left: Strawberry and star fruit white iced tea with a chocolate-hazelnut macaron at TeaHaus | Right: Lavender lemon honey ice cream at Blank Slate Creamery

Blank Slate Creamery | 300 West Liberty Street

Cool down with a scoop of all-natural, made-in-house ice cream! You’ll find unique flavors such as balsamic strawberry, lavender lemon honey, chocolate-covered pretzel with a caramel swirl, Vietnamese cinnamon, and campfire s’mores.

TeaHaus | 204-206 North Fourth Avenue

With more than 175 varieties of tea, you are sure to find one you’ll enjoy. On a hot day, cool down with iced tea and pair it with a macaron. The chocolate-hazelnut macaron I had at TeaHaus was seriously the best macaron I’ve ever had.

Drinks In Ann Arbor

Where to drink in Ann Arbor, Michigan

Left: Matthaei Botanicals cocktail at Allen Rumsey Cocktail Lounge at Graduate Ann Arbor | Top right: Craft beer samples at HOMES Brewery | Bottom right: Black Star Farms 2103 Merlot at VinBar (closed)

HOMES Brewery | 2321 Jackson Avenue

A short Uber/Lyft ride from downtown Ann Arbor, HOMES is just the place for sour beers, saisons, IPAs featuring tropical hops, and fruit-forward beers paired with Asian street food. Sit out on the patio and soak in some sunshine, too!

Allen Rumsey Cocktail Lounge | 615 East Huron Street

After a night on the town, head back to the Graduate for a nightcap. At the Allen Rumsey Supper Club, you’ll sip old-fashion cocktails in the tradition of Midwestern supper clubs. I thoroughly enjoyed the gin-based Matthaei Botanicals — named after the local botanical garden.

Experiencing the Arts in Ann Arbor

Whether you are passing a mural on the street or attending a concert or art exhibit, there are plenty of ways to indulge in the arts in Ann Arbor.

Experience the arts in Ann Arbor, Michigan during your weekend getaway!

Clockwise from top right: Mural in downtown Ann Arbor by Greek artist Cacao Rocks, taking a swing on “Shang” by Mark di Suvero at the University of Michigan Museum of Art (UMMA), State Theatre marquee, and “Michigan Wings” by Kelsey Montague #WhatLiftsYou

Listen tto Live Music at The Ark

The Ark in Ann Arbor, Michigan, is an intimate music venue.

The Ark, a renowned music venue in downtown Ann Arbor

Hosting more than 300 performances each year, The Ark is nationally well-known for folk and acoustic music. An intimate venue of about 400 seats, tickets to most shows cost less than $50. Sometimes you can even nab a ticket for as little as $11! The Ark has hosted big names over the years, including Kacey Musgraves, Emmylou Harris, and Ben Folds. Check The Ark’s calendar to see if there is a concert while you are in town!

The Ark is located at 316 South Main Street.

Seek Street Art in Downtown Ann Arbor

Ann Arbor street art

Left: “Michigan Wings” by Kelsey Montague | Right: Street art by Greek artist Cacao Rocks

As you walk around downtown Ann Arbor, you are bound to see some street art. One of the newest additions is Michigan Wings by artist Kelsey Montague. If you are into street art, you probably recognize her work, especially her well-known wings in the Gulch neighborhood of Nashville. The Michigan Wings feature iconic sights from the University of Michigan’s campus, including Burton Tower, the Law Quad, and the brass “M” on the Diag.

When you find the Panera at the corner of South Thayer Street and North University Avenue, you’ll see three more murals. This series was created by international artists brought to Ann Arbor through the Global Graffiti project. Offering a global perspective, these public artworks were created to demonstrate how street art is a powerful medium of expression and communication.

“Michigan Wings” is on Maynard Street at the corner of East William Street. Cacao Rocks’ murals are located at 318 South Thayer Street.

Attend a Summer Festival

Ann Arbor Art Fair

The annual Ann Arbor Art Fair

One of my favorite art events of the summer takes place in Ann Arbor — the annual Ann Arbor Art Fair. It’s actually made up of four separate award-winning, juried fairs. One of the largest art fairs in the US, it takes over downtown Ann Arbor for a long weekend each July. As a regular Ann Arbor Art Fair visitor, I shared my top tips for visiting the fair in this post.

Other unique art events to attend in Ann Arbor during the summer include Shakespeare in the Arb at Nichols Arboretum and the three-week-long Ann Arbor Summer Festival celebrating theater, dance, music, and comedy with performances at Hill Auditorium and the Power Center. Both events take place in June, so keep those in mind as you plan your trip!

Take a Gander at the Law Quad’s Architecture

University of Michigan Law Quad and Law Library

University of Michigan Law Quad and Law Library

As you walk through the archway to the University of Michigan Law Quad, you’ll find beautiful Tudor Gothic architecture. Inside the Law Library, the reading room’s arched windows feature stained glass seals of other universities. With dramatic chandeliers and a high, cathedral-like ceiling, I felt like I was Harry Potter, stepping into the Hogwarts Great Hall for the first time. My favorite details from the University of Michigan Law School are stained glass cartoons featuring aspects of the law — divorce, inheritance, and crimes such as burglary and forgery. You’ll find those in the Cloister Hall, the first floor of Hutchins Hall.

The University of Michigan Law Library is located at 801 South Monroe Street.

Browse the University of Michigan Museum of Art

University of Michigan Museum of Art

From top right: “Love is What You Want” by Tracey Emin, Untitled by Mark Bradford, Museum Apse featuring European and American art from 1830 to 1915

The University of Michigan Museum of Art (UMMA) is one of the largest university art museums in the United States. The collection features European and American art dating back to the 1100s, artworks from Africa and Asia, modern and contemporary art, photography, and outdoor sculptures. Admission to the museum is free and open to the public Tuesday through Sunday. Check the museum’s website for accurate hours of operation and current exhibits!

UMMA is located at 525 South State Street.

Catch an Indie Flick at the State Theatre

State Theatre in Ann Arbor, Michigan

State Theatre in downtown Ann Arbor

Need to beat the heat? Rainy day? Go see a movie at the State Theatre! This Art Deco cinema in downtown Ann Arbor shows indie, art house, and foreign films that you might not find at your average movie theater. Check out the State Theatre’s schedule to see what is playing when you are in town!

The State Theatre is located at 233 South State Street.

Getting To And Around Ann Arbor

Ideally located for visitors in Michigan and surrounding states, Ann Arbor is only a 45-minute drive from Detroit, two hours from Grand Rapids, three hours from Cleveland and Columbus, and four hours from Chicago and Indianapolis. The city is easily accessible from major highways, including I-94, M-14, and US 23. And, visitors from Chicago and Detroit can take Amtrak’s Wolverine Line to Ann Arbor to enjoy a car-free weekend!

Pro Tip: The Ann Arbor train station is near Kerrytown. So, be sure to stop into Zingerman’s Deli to grab a sandwich for your train ride home!

Visiting Ann Arbor from too far away to drive?

Ann Arbor is only 25 miles from Detroit Metro (DTW), a major international airport. You can even get to downtown Ann Arbor from the airport without a car for less than $25 round trip per person. Check out Michigan Flyer for its motorcoach schedule between Ann Arbor and DTW!

Once you are in Ann Arbor, the downtown is very walkable. However, you can use local buses and ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft to get you around when needed.

Explore the map to see where to eat, drink, and experience the arts in Ann Arbor!

Final Thoughts About Visiting Ann Arbor

Looking for a weekend getaway in the Midwest? Interested in street art or live music? Are you a total foodie? Then I say a trip to Ann Arbor, Michigan, is in order.

Growing up nearby in the Detroit area, I always loved visiting Ann Arbor for day trips. Now that I’ve stayed in the city for a weekend getaway, I would urge metro Detroiters to consider Ann Arbor for an overnight stay or weekend getaway, too. There is probably much more to see and do than you realized. I know that was how I felt.

For more inspiration, start planning your trip at AnnArbor.org!

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Erin Klema
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July 20, 2018
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Categories: Destination Guides, Getaway Guides, MichiganTags: Ann Arbor, Erin In Ann Arbor, Graduate Ann Arbor, Midwest Travel, Weekend Getaway

About Erin Klema

Erin Klema is the founder and editor of The Epicurean Traveler, combining her journalism background with her passion for culinary travel. When she isn't exploring the world through unique, local culinary experiences, she enjoys cooking with her husband, planning her next trip, and reading or watching a good rom com.

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  1. Lara Dunning

    July 27, 2018 at 7:26 pm

    I almost went to grad school in Ann Arbor and visited once. Really loved the vibe of the town, and if I get the chance I’d love to go back and spend more time there. I love that there is transportation from the airport for $25. Seems like a great deal if you don’t want to rent a car and drive. I know I’d been eating my way around town so driving and Ubering would be the best route for me. The Graduate sounds like a super fun hotel, and I love all the student life touches they’ve thrown into the experience. Great details in this list! Love all the photos!

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  2. Jennifer Melroy

    July 27, 2018 at 5:05 pm

    Michigan has never stood out tourist destination. Yet, Ann Arbor looks like an amazing place to explore the food and art scene. Sign me up for all that yummy food.

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  3. A Taste for Travel (@atastefortravel)

    July 26, 2018 at 5:21 pm

    I had no idea Ann Arbor was so close to Toronto! It sounds as though it would make a delicious long weekend escape …perhaps with some of that vino from Michigan wineries

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  4. Evelyne CulturEatz

    July 26, 2018 at 10:46 am

    I had never even heard of Ann Arbor till recently, it looks so beautiful and wow on all the food, activites and local art. And congrats on the Ambassadorship, that is awesome. Mgith have to put this place on my travel bucket list 😉

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  5. Kaylene (Chadwell) Isherwood

    July 26, 2018 at 10:07 am

    I’m really hoping to get to Ann Arbor soon. It seems like an awesome foodie destination! Your photos are making me hungry haha. And I just love Michigan. Someday I really want to take a couple of months and explore different places all over the state.

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  6. Reyst LJ

    July 25, 2018 at 11:26 pm

    Loved my stay at The Graduate. I can really relate to the decor as a U of M alumnus. But that aside, the room was comfortable and spacious. The mini food cart in the lobby was a great place to grab a cup of coffee or tea throughout the day and a quick snack, not just first thing in the morning. Enjoyed that the hotel was within walking distance of so many places to eat, shop and visit. Also convenient that a bike rental was located right outside the hotel too in case I wanted to be more adventurous. Looking forward to staying again so I can explore all the new and old places that Downtown Ann Arbor and U of M campus has to offer. Will have to try some of the places you mentioned that I have not been to yet. Looking forward to hearing more about my favorite college town in your upcoming posts. Love your pics.

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  7. Tami

    July 25, 2018 at 10:30 pm

    How fun that Graduate Ann Arbor reflects college memories and traditions — it’s so much fun when a hotel finds a unique way to blend hospitality with the surrounding culture. I love your choices for art exploration and the many dining options you’ve outlined. If I were planning a trip to Ann Arbor soon, I think your post would be a great start to choosing my itinerary!

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  8. Jessica Wagner

    July 24, 2018 at 10:13 pm

    This is awesome! I live in Toledo and we get up to Ann Arbor every so often but not nearly enough! I think we need to plan a trip there before the end of summer! I would love to stay at that hotel! XOXO

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  9. adriana

    July 24, 2018 at 6:15 pm

    What an amazing getaway! Such a fun time – love your pictures!

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  10. Jennifer Baick Oliak

    July 24, 2018 at 11:08 am

    It seems that you really had a fabulous time there in Ann Arbor. and those foods are so tempting and it makes me feel so hungry. On my next travel, I would love to explore that place too.

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  11. Elaine Masters

    July 24, 2018 at 2:39 am

    Loved your tour of Ann Arbor, Erin. Great pictures too. I love all the art inside and out, the cool architecture – new and old and of course, all that food and drink. Definitely putting the city on my itinerary.

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  12. Aimee Horgan

    July 24, 2018 at 12:18 am

    You’re right, Ann Arbor looks so charming and quirky – I feel like it should be in a chick flick (kind of reminds me of the town in The Proposal) Random.

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  13. Tami (@ThisMomsDelight)

    July 24, 2018 at 12:17 am

    My brother is really into art. He won’t admit it, but he himself is an artist. I can’t wait to share this place with him.

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  14. Piper

    July 23, 2018 at 11:06 pm

    I go to Ann Arbor a couple of times a year and in fact will be there this weekend for the soccer game. I am going to look up those wings and try one of the restaurants on your list. They are different than the places I have tried before. Thanks for the new options Erin.

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  15. Jenna | The Urben Life

    July 23, 2018 at 12:27 pm

    What awesome food options! I would love to check out the craft breweries and vegan restaurants 🙂

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  16. Jenn and Ed Coleman

    July 22, 2018 at 8:51 pm

    I just went to Ann Arbor for the first time a couple of month ago. It was a surprisingly cute town. I visited Pete’s Arcade and ate at Seva. I even went to the quads (love it) and walk around the Big House (not really a fan, Ohio Stadium is so much better IMHO). Ann Arbor was pretty dang cute.

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  17. Maria Berneiser Haase

    July 22, 2018 at 10:59 am

    OMG, those food photos made me slobber all over myself. Ann Arbor made it on one of my top must-visit spots in the next couple of months. This looks like such a fun and delicious place to explore <3

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  18. Bob Bales

    July 22, 2018 at 1:10 am

    This looks like a great place to visit. I love all the craft breweries and the hotel looks like a blast. I have never heard of bacon wrapped dates. Were they good?

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  19. Harmony Skillman

    July 21, 2018 at 3:46 pm

    I’ve never been to Michigan! I love the way the university theme runs through the hotel and food choices!

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  20. Shutterbug Sage

    July 21, 2018 at 2:09 pm

    Although I’ve never been to Ann Arbor, I’ve heard nothing but wonderful things about this beautiful, college town. Your beautiful pictures make me want to go visit right now!

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  21. Jill

    July 21, 2018 at 7:36 am

    One of my husband’s relatives lived in Ann Arbor – no longer though – and we visited them once but we didn’t do any of the city. I’ve always heard that Ann Arbor is a cool place to visit and live. It all looks good to me – well, except those flags and that blue and yellow – I’m a Buckeye!

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    • erinklema

      July 26, 2018 at 11:00 am

      Lol, Jill. If you can get past the reminders around Ann Arbor that it is home to the University of Michigan, there is a lot for a Buckeye (or a Spartan) to enjoy around town. The city definitely seems like a cool place to live, too. If I had to move somewhere else in Michigan, Ann Arbor would certainly be a contender.

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