Mighty Good Coffee

Best coffee in Ann Arbor, hands down! I usually go to the location off Washtenaw. It is very relaxing enviornment and the people who work there are always friendly and make some amazing coffee. I usually get the sea salt and mocha latte, it is delicious!

My new favorite place to work and hang out! The staff is great, coffee is great, parking situation is great. They have a sandwich menu, which is small, but it’s enough to not have to break my work groove to go get lunch (seriously, why don’t more coffee shops around here have food?). And they were really great about accommodating my food allergies.

Mighty Good Coffee has always been near the top of my list in terms of Ann Arbor coffee shops, and the opening of this location (while I was sad to see Glassbox be replaced) gives me another location to enjoy great coffee and get some studying done. Gone are the days where it was impossible to find parking and let’s not even mention how hard it is to find a table at the Main street location. The décor inside is great, but the only knock is that sometimes it can get a little crowded and loud during the weekends. Despite all of that, Mighty Good has an amazing house blend that is full of flavor, wonderful coffee beans (try the Ethiopian — Natural Sidamo, which has a blueberry twist!), and pastries (from Pastry Peddler) that tempt me every time I go in. Plus with local stores nearby in Arborland and a Whole Foods across the street, it’s in a great location to be a quick stop for a caffeine boost.

Pretty sure I’ve found a new place to do work at and also grab a coffee with friends! Went here recently to meet up with a friend I hadn’t seen in awhile. While I was waiting for her I was able to peruse their awesome set up for snacks and pastries and review their drink orders. Their sea salt mocha was really good and their prices are good. My friend had the brown sugar sea salt latte and was equally impressed. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming and had me saying that I couldn’t wait to come back. I noticed a fair amount of outlets which for me it necessary as my laptop is on its last legs and needs to be plugged in most of the time. Mighty good coffee indeed ;)

I’m a little sorry to write this review, since it means I’ll have to take down the one of my local coffeeshop in which I said it had the «best brewed coffee in Ann Arbor.» Ah well. I can console myself at Mighty Good over a few mugs of the best brewed coffee I’ve had almost anywhere.
I went to MG’s downtown location once and don’t remember it being extraordinary. Maybe they were off their game that day. Not a fan of the very spartan environs there either. But the Washtenaw location was certainly on theirs yesterday, and the space is a more comfortable one – no plush couches or armchairs, no faux-​fireplace, but clean, light, airy, with lots of tables to work at and lots of accessible outlets. Baristas were very friendly, and the coffee… my 100% Columbian had a sweet, cocoa-​ish front-​end taste and a smooth finish that just kept coming. A slow-​sipper to be sure. Not a large selection of pastries, though the ones they had looked fresh.
So, my gasoline bills may be going up slightly. I expect that, more than occasionally, I will be foregoing my neighborhood café and making the trek to Washtenaw and Mighty Good.

This place is wonderful. It’s a great coffee shop to work in or to hang out in. I’m new to the area so I wandered in after perusing the shops at Arbor HIlls.
The service was great. The barista was super friendly and gave me some great advice when I couldn’t decide what to order. I ended up with some Pesto and Manchego toast and a Sea Salt Mocha. It was absolutely delicious and hit the spot.
It’s a modern and really welcoming coffee shop and I highly recommend that you swing by.

Mighty Good is… well, mighty good. This is the first, and so far the only, truly world-​class café in Ann Arbor. Everything is perfect: delicious, citrus-​y espresso, San Francisco-​style toast bar, wide variety of seating options. Even the water is exceptional, filtered by their reverse osmosis system (and that makes the coffee better, too). Huge windows, beautiful space. Try the «cortado,» a very small latte in a 4-​oz glass.
After Peet’s closed down last year, I despaired of ever finding really great dark roast coffee anywhere in AA. Mighty Good’s «Black Diamond» is up there with the best I’ve ever had. Now I buy it routinely. (Whole Foods sells it, but it’s cheaper at the café.) Many other whole-​bean options at the café, including lots of interesting single-​origin coffees.
Patronize this place! In this somewhat precarious location, hidden from street traffic, it needs regulars. I drink far too much coffee, but even my habit won’t support Mighty Good all by itself.

A hidden gem in the Arbor Hills mall, this coffeeshop has great coffee and amazing service. This is Mighty Good’s third location, and this one is the only one with readily available parking.

Mighty Good is a high quality coffee shop and local roaster. They take great pride in the entire process of coffee making resulting in a wonderful product. I’ve been to all 3 of their locations and they’re all beautiful and unique spaces. Their newest location in Arbor Hills provides a modern yet cozy atmosphere and is usually less populated than their other two locations. I highly recommend!

Cortado was excellent. It has a quiet atmosphere for study. Nice outside seating too.

Had a chance to try this new Mighty Good location. So far, very impressed.
We were fans of the Glassbox that was in this space previously. The interior looks pretty similar. It looks like there are some different seating options including a couple larger tables. I think the lighting fixtures might have been revamped.
Either way, the coffee is good. The americano and latte were on point. There are plenty of power outlets and this could be a good spot to get work done.
Looking forward to more visits.

What a jewel in Arbor Hills Mall! Occupied the former Glassbox location but sorry kids, no trendy juice bar!
I had a mighty good ice coffee. This is not some $ 10/​cup hipster douchebag place. Regular, upscale people come here. My ice coffee really hit the spot. Refreshing on a hot day.
The staff is very friendly and gave me some excellent advice. I made a good choice of drink. I cannot speak about the baked goods but they looked tempting.
If you are needing alcohol therapy and are looking for a full bar, then go across the lot to Zola Bistro or Bigalora. They will hook you up with a nice, stiff drink. For coffee or ice tea, this is your place. So glad a good gourmet place is here!
Welcome!