Bistros in Ann Arbor

“Check out my I G lawyer.traveler.dreamer for more footage of our dining experience. Zola Bistro in Bucharest is one of those places that instantly makes you want to stay longer. The floral decor is beautiful without feeling overdone. The space feels cozy and stylish at the same time. I went there for lunch with a friend, and it was exactly the kind of place you want for a slow, easy conversation over good food. The menu has a nice variety. Everything we tried was fresh and well-prepared. I ordered a matcha latte that came with a tiny bear-shaped foam on top, which was a fun touch. We also loved the comfortable seating. The swing chairs gave the place a playful vibe without feeling gimmicky. Service was friendly and fairly quick, even though the place was busy. Prices are on the higher end for Bucharest but fair for the quality and atmosphere. If you’re into places that balance aesthetics with solid food and a relaxed feel, Zola is worth checking out.“

“We stayed here for a Michigan football game in late October. The location is great and a short drive to the stadium and tailgating area. The lobby is nice and the staff were all great. The decor and guest rooms are dated and not up to the normal Courtyard standard, but clean none the less. We reserved a suite, because we had three people in our party and the pull out couch bed is a COMPLETE NO GO. It was small, and completely sub standard for someone to sleep on, other than may be a 5 year old. Internet was a little slow, but the lobby area with fire place was very inviting. Our room was quiet and we had plenty of hot water. The king bed was decent, but probably needed replacing as well. I think if they updated this location it could easily be 5 starts. It was a nice visit.“