Mynt House

Md Islam 2 months ago

​My wife and I came in for brunch and tried the traditional breakfast tray Shakshuka. Everything felt fresh and authentic. The shakshuka had a rich, perfectly seasoned sauce, and the sweet/savory mix of the cheese and honey was amazing. Top it off with a hot pot of Moroccan mint tea, and you really can't go wrong. Awesome spot, friendly service, and easily one of the best brunch meals we've had in Ann Arbor lately.

Saurav Wadhwa 4 months ago

The cafe has a beautiful atmosphere, the moment you enter, the architecture just invites you deeper and deeper. It feels ethnic, with wall art, etched metallic tables, and even an indoor water fountain. The service was okay, the barista was a little too rushed to suggest a beverage, but his suggestion was good, so can’t complain too much. They have 3 different zones, generic cafe vibes with people watching, a semi underground water fountain seating, and, an upper floor conference table room. I was recommended the Moroccocinno, for an unsweetened hot coffee.

Windy Ronteltap 4 months ago

The food was delicious. Make sure to order your food before sitting down. There isn't table service and I didn't see any signs saying that so I waited 15 minutes for someone to come take my order. 🫣😂 I had Moroccan mint tea and chicken bastilla. Bother were very delicious and similar to what I get in Morocco. I'm not familiar with the area, so I had a difficult time finding a place to park. But the hour and a half drive was worth it. I will plan better next time and wait to havea tagine😋

Ray 6 months ago

Best brunch ever had in a2!! Such a hidden gem and I felt so blessed to find this place. Mynt house will now be my go2 brunch spot w all my friends. First time trying Moroccan food w my friends and we all love it so much. We all agreed the food is so good and we can tell they put so much love and spirit and everything into food. The environment is very cozy so def check this out.

Eva B 6 months ago

It was a good place with good decoration. We got a chickwn crepe and a salad but were a little disappionted to see that the "salad" was accually a sandwich. The place has really good cultural decorations, and lots of seating areas, but it can be a bit creepy when its completly empty. Additionally, the food was suppossed to come with "housemade jelly" , and considering the fact that we were the only customers, the staff could have taken the time to make it instead of giving us prepackaged welch orange marmalade... Other than that, the staff are okay, but they dont say much. I think that they should get thier website working by now. The food was good though. Lastly, they should make signs because you cant even tell the dirty utwnsil bin from the clean utensil bin...