Ayse's Turkish Cafe is Ann Arbor's only Turkish restaurant, serving Ann Arbor for over 20 years. The food served encompasses traditional Turkish home cooking. The emphasis is on fresh, seasonal cooking, using locally produced ingredients as much as possible, as the menu revolves daily to reflect both the seasons the rich diversity of Turkish cuisine.

There are numerous vegetarian options and can provide gluten-free and vegan options as requested. There are many lamb, beef, chicken and vegetarian dishes available for both lunch and dinner daily.

Ayse's Turkish Cafe

Family diner serving breakfast and lunch. Specializes in comfort food and quality service.

Northside Grill

Cedar Bend Nature Area is a 19 acre park on the steep bank of the Huron River where the waterway makes a sharp bend from north to south. Of the beautiful and diver​se natural areas that dot Ann Arbor's humming cityscape, none is quite so historically significant as Cedar Bend Nature Area as it is one of the oldest parks and designed by landscape architect O.C. Simonds.

Because of the steepness of the site, some trails in the park can be more challenging and should be approached with caution. The trails at Cedar Bend are unpaved, leading up (or down) the steep slope, and also travel a ridge of the slope.

Cedar Bend brings to life a forest of pre-settlement times. Tall oaks and hickories surround you. Flowering black cherries and dogwoods highlight spring; native wildflowers bloom spring through fall; and flocks of chickadees, nuthatches, and titmice enliven the quiet beauty of the winter woodland.

Cedar Bend Nature Area

The University of Michigan Museum of Natural History transforms hearts and minds by promoting understanding of the natural world, our place in it, and our impact on it. They bring campus and community together in participatory and inclusive learning experiences to explore the processes of science and to address urgent global and local challenges.

The building design blurs the boundaries between public and research areas, putting science on display. All-new exhibits and educational programs feature LSA’s world-class natural science collections, cutting-edge research by U-M faculty, and interdisciplinary topics of global and local concern.

U-M Museum of Natural History and Planetarium

One of a few museums throughout the world devoted to preserving the history of dentistry.

The Museum exhibits and preserves a historical museum collection containing over 25,000 objects focused on the history of dentistry with particular interest on dental practice and technology in the United States and Michigan dating from the 18th century to today. They are dedicated to educating audiences about the history of dentistry through museum exhibition, related programs, research, and preservation of the collections.

The Sindecuse Museum was created in 1991 with a gift from Gordon H. Sindecuse, DDS, a 1921 graduate of the University of Michigan School of Dentistry.

U-M Sindecuse Museum of Dentistry

Rackham Auditorium has been the site of many major occasions in the advancement of knowledge, with numerous notable lectures, academic symposia and scholarly papers presented in the 60 plus years since its opening. In addition, it is a favorite venue in the area for intimate musical performances, particularly chamber music, small ensembles and world music.

University of Michigan Rackham Auditorium

The Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre is a shoe-box theatre located within the Michigan League. Theatre is used for UM School of Music Theatre & Dance performances.

Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre - University Productions

The Michigan League provides the University community with elegant facilities and superb catering services, creating the perfect atmosphere for meetings and special events. The venue is home to a variety of well-appointed meeting rooms, the Mendelssohn Theatre, Maizie's Kitchen & Market, several lounges, the Inn at the League, and an information desk.

University of Michigan - Michigan League

Sandwich deli serving a variety of sandwiches with vegetarian options available. Cappuccinos also served here.

Maize and Blue Delicatessen

Serving Korean dishes including bi bim bob, bul koki, kalbi, hotstone, and many more.

Kang's Korean Restaurant

Mitchell Field is a multi-field facility that is a part of the University of Michigan Recreational Sports department and is home to multiple club sports at the university. 

Mitchell Field includes:
- 4 Sand Volleyball Courts
- 2 Grass Fields
- 2 Artificial Turf Fields
- 2 Softball Fields

U-M Mitchell Field

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