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Farmer's Market Menu

Farmer's Market Menu

November 4 +51

Echelon Kitchen and Bar · Old Fourth Ward • $$$$

Echelon's Farmer's Market Menu sends you on a four-course journey through whatever Michigan farms are harvesting right now. Expect dishes like Market Tomato Salad and Pan-Seared Dorade that change weekly with the seasons.

Five-Course Tasting Menu

Five-Course Tasting Menu

November 4 +17

Echelon Kitchen and Bar · Old Fourth Ward • $$$$

Echelon's Wednesday and Thursday tasting menu unfolds across five courses—from Kanpachi Crudo to Wood-Roasted Maitake to Wagyu Bavette—with wine pairings for each dish.

Spencer

Spencer

Old Fourth Ward • $$$

Part wine shop, part dinner party, Spencer feels like a meal at your coolest chef friend's house. Chef Abby Olitzky's monthly set menu draws on local farms, paired with a James Beard-nodded wine list.

Tabe

Tabe

Old Fourth Ward

Three floors of Asian fusion ambition: casual plates downstairs, a moody sushi bar above, and Ann Arbor's only omakase, where chefs craft courses from fish flown in straight from Japan.

Level Up by Echelon

Level Up by Echelon

Old West Side

Fine dining from a food truck sounds like a contradiction until you taste the wood-roasted prawns and chilled corn soup here. The chef brings serious global training to every dish: complex, layered flavors that keep you guessing in the best way.

Blue LLama Jazz Club and Restaurant

Blue LLama Jazz Club and Restaurant

Blue LLama Jazz Club and Restaurant · Old Fourth Ward • $$

Blue LLama pairs live jazz performances with a menu of Afro-Caribbean dishes. The lounge features a piano-shaped layout where every table offers a clear view of the stage.

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