Ann Arbor Restaurant Week is a local celebration of dining in our community. Enjoy prix fare dining at some of Ann Arbor’s finest restaurants. Restaurant Week rolls into town June 10 – 15. Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy really great food at a really great price!

Here’s how it works: 48 of Ann Arbor’s best restaurants serve a three course dinner for $25 and lunch for $12. Many restaurants offer 2 for $12 and 2 for $25 pricing. Lunch is an open format meaning restaurants have the option of offering multiple courses or a single course all for $12 per diner or 2 diners for $12.
Dinner is a three-course meal for $25 and, just like lunch, many restaurants offer 2 diners for the $25 pricing. Dinner options vary from restaurant to restaurant: appetizer, entree, dessert; soup or salad, appetizer, entree; there are even those offering bonus rounds!
If you’re like me and eating is sport, this is your week. I recommend going to www.annarborrestaurantweek.com and clicking on the “participating restaurants” tab to view a list of the 48 participating restaurants. Click on each restaurant to see what the Chef has come up with for their special Restaurant Week menu, every menu is posted for your reading pleasure. Take a look at each menu and come up with your top few picks for both lunch and dinner and then start calling in for reservations. Phone numbers are listed on the top of each menu page. Once you make reservations you are all set to enjoy the week. When you arrive at the restaurant you will be given the restaurant week menu along with the regular menu. You always have the option of ordering from the regular menu as does everyone in your party, you are not individually locked in to the Restaurant Week menu nor does everyone at the table need choose one or the other.
The menu page will also give you any special hours, reservation policies, two for one pricing and other information that will be helpful during Restaurant Week. Some of your favorite restaurants that are typically closed on Monday may be open during Restaurant Week. Some restaurants that typically don’t take reservations may take them during Restaurant Week.