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555 N. Maple Dr., Saline 734.429.5450 http://www.saline.lib.mi.us
Saline District Library
Saline District Library sits on 14.5 acres of wooded wetlands in the heart of Saline. The library serves the residents of the 100-square-mile Saline Public Schools district seven days a week. The 33,000 sq. ft. building was renovated and expanded in 2008, and re-opened to critical acclaim by area residents.
Saline District Libary's 95,000-item collection includes books, magazines, newspapers, DVDs, books on CD, music and downloadable materials via the library's website.
Story times, teen and adult programs are offered throughout the year. The library's online events calendar lists all programs.
Also, the Friends of the Saline District Libary operate a used book store within the library building. They have frequent sales, which make their already affordable offerings even more attractive to reading enthusiasts.
Public access internet computers provide specialized databases, the library’s catalog and access to the web. For more information, visit www.salinelibrary.org.
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Rentschler Farm Museum
1265 E. Michigan Ave., Saline http://www.salinehistory.org
Saturdays, starting in May and running through December the Rentschlet Farm Museum is open from 11:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. Four generations of Rentschlers lived and worked on this farm from 1904 until 1998 when the City of Saline purchased this farmhouse early 20th century farm house with the Queen Anne styled porch, several out buildings and four acres for the purpose of a museum. Volunteers from the Saline Historic Society provide the manpower to keep the museum in tip-top shape.
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Saline Community Education
Historic Union School, 200 N. Ann Arbor Street 734.429.8020
Community Education is the educational philosophy that underlies community schools and advocates the creation of opportunities for community members - individuals, schools, businesses, and public and private organizations - to become partners in addressing community needs. Community Education is most easily recognized in the community school, a facility that is open beyond the traditional school day for the purpose of providing academic, recreation, health, social service, and work-preperation programs for people of all ages.
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Rich’s Countryside Pizza
1335 E. Michigan Ave., Saline 734.429.2600 http://www.countrysidepizza.com
Rich's Countryside Pizza is located Inside Country Market. The old world country style pizzas made at Rich’s is different from the regular pizzas available at the branded outlets, "Better Taste With Family Friendly Pricing". Even if you don't have time to wait we also make Take ‘N’ Bake pizzas that are ready to go, pick up traditional White or a Whole Wheat Crust today. Independently/Locally Owned by Richard Runles
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Saline Parks & Recreation Department
1866 Woodland Drive 734.429.3502 http://www.cityofsaline.org/parks
The Saline Parks & Recreation department offers a wide variety of rec programs for the entire family. Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, Milan, Dexter, Pittsfield Township residents are welcome to participate. We offer the fitness programs including the trendy Zumba, Bosu, Pilates and Yoga. We host loads of special events such as Daddy Daughter Valentines Dance, Princess & Super Hero night, Magic shows, Halloween parties, Spring fest and more. Want to play in a league? We have that too! Dodgeball, Volleyball, Pickleball, basketball, racquetball. The best swim lessons in the county are taught in our pools. You don’t have to be a member of the Rec Center to take classes.
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Saline Rec Center
1866 Woodland Drive 734.429.3502 http://www.cityofsaline.org/parks
The Saline Rec Center is an affordable family friendly center that meets the entire family need.
There is a large gym with an indoor walking track, a free weight room, a nautilus weight room, Cardio weight room,
2 pools, a hot tub, aerobic studio, racquetball court, family changing room, party room, meeting space, tennis courts, play structures,
Sand volleyball courts, disc golf course and more. Conveniently located at the corner of Textile and Woodland Drive, just minutes form Ann Arbor. Open to everyone not just Saline residents. Memberships available or daily usage fee.
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Bling Thing
111 E. Michigan Ave, Saline, MI. 734.470.6279 www.BrookeBoutique.com
Looking for swim wear, seperates, tankinis or cover ups, stop in and visit Anne Brandon owner of the Bling Thing. She also carries shorts, jewelry, beach totes, foot wear, feather trees, futon mattress and many other interesting items.
Hours: Tuesday to Friday, 11:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M., Saturday, 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. and Sunday from 10:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M.
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CC Sweet House
103 N. Ann Arbor Street 734.686.5522 www.ccsweethouse@aol.com
Edgar Birch and Tom have opened CC Sweet House for retail sales with hours from Wednesday through Saturday 7:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. The menu has sandwiches, salads, soups, cookies, cupcakes, brownies, cinnamon rolls, pound cakes and beverages. Call aheads are encouraged for large quanities. "Specialty Desserts From Our House to You"
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The New Horizon Band
www.newhorizonsband.org
In June 2004, Dr. Joe Labuta started the New Horizons band and they are affilited with the other 150 New Horizons bands across the United States and Canada. The adult band is open to musicians of every experience level. Rehearsal is Tuesday evenings from 7:00 to 8:30 P.M. at Liberty school. A beginning group meets at 6:00 P.M. on Tuesday evening at the same location.
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Saline Big Band
www.salinebigband.com
The Saline Big Band started in 1973. Masquerading as doctores, lawyers, professionals, teachers, managers and engineers during the day, the band members are hopelessly dedicated to their music. Check their web site for their performace schedule and enjoy the sounds of a really big band.
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Saline Fiddlers
1 866 257 5333 www.salinefiddlers.com
Since 1994, the Saline Fiddlers have set the standard for extracirricular music programs across the United States. The preformers earn their place through competative auditions based on musical ability and personal integrity. They are all Saline High School students. Each Fiddler balances academics, sports, school organizations, church activities, jobs and social lives with this demanding commitment to music. The Saline Fiddlers average about 80 performances a year. July 2009 saw them fly to Germany for preformaces in a number of cities and towns. It was a great experience for the preformers and it was well recieved by the audiences in Lindenberg (a Saline Sister City) and other neighboring communities. The Fiddlers are a non-profit music education and performance organization.
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Fiddlers Restrung
734 429 8000 x4576 www.fiddlersrestrung.com
Fiddlers Restrung is made up entirely of students from Saline Area Schools. Members are top scholors and or athletes, all sharing a passion for performing. The group founders Pam and Bob Phillips will always be a part of this group. Visit the web site for the next performance time and location.
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Depot Museum
402 North Ann Arbor St. 734 429 1254 www.salinehistory.org
Just four blocks north of Downtown Saline, this building was a freight house, a telegraph office, a passanger facility and a link to the outside world. Hours: 11:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. or by appoinment.
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People’s Express
Saline Area 1-877-214-6073
The City of Saline subsidizes the cost of transit services for low income and senior citizens through People’s Express.
People’s Express bus transportation is available to residents of Saline for transportation within the City of Saline and to certain destinations in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti.
Reservations must be made 30 hours in advance. On demand rides are available only as time permits. For confirmed reservations, please call 1-877-214-6073 between 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. After hours voice messages are accepted Monday through Friday. Cancellations must be made at least two hours prior to pick-up time.
Transit services are available Monday through Friday between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm. Service is not available on weekends and People’s Express is closed on normal holidays.
Fares are $2.00 for each one-way trip in the City of Saline and $3.00 for each one-way trip outside the City of Saline. There is no charge for a required personal attendant.
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First Design Cabinetry (FDC)
199 W. Michigan Avenue 734.944.3321 http://www.fdc-kitchen.com/
First Design Cabinetry (FDC) is conveniently located on Michigan Avenue in downtown Saline. FDC has been selected by Ultracraft, Diamond, Grandview and Almega as their approved dealer in the Saline area. These four companies provide a full range of cabinetry from basic to full custom including framed and un-framed units.
FDC is a company which is large enough to ensure that we can do what we say we will, but small enough to know that each customer is important to us. While we are not perfect, we do try hard to be.
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Canterbury Park
219 Willis Road
Canterbury Park is a four acre park located along Willis Road, by the corner of South Ann Arbor Street and Willis Road. Parking is on-street, but the Wilderness Park dirt lot is conveniently located nearby. The park is also easily accessible from nearby houses and neighborhoods via pedestrian sidewalks. Canterbury Park features picnic areas with onsite grills, benches, an open area that can be use for catch or soccer, and multiple play structures - including a stegosaurus and a caterpillar, swings and slides.
The Rec on the Go program brings games and activities to the park every Thursday each summer, June 15 through August 14th. Art Van Go, hosted by the Two Twelve Art Center for children five to fourteen, also meets at the park on Thursdays, June 15th to August 6th.
Bring along a ball to play catch, or thrill the dinosaur lover in the family with the stegosaurus-shaped play structure. Whatever the activity, Canterbury Park is a wonderful place to play with the kids or have a picnic.
*Please note, Saline-Milan Road and South Ann Arbor Street physically are the same road. The name changes along the road’s path, and not all maps change the name at the same point. Google Maps, for example, uses both road names along this section.
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People’s Park
209 W. Monroe St.
People’s Park is a ten acre complex featuring sports facilities and nature trails, nestled between Monroe Street and South Ann Arbor Street. The sports facilities – two tennis courts, one basketball court and a baseball diamond – are located along Monroe Street. Parking for People’s Park is on-street. There is also pedestrian access to the park from the corner of South Ann Arbor Street and Pleasant Ridge Drive, across from Risdon Park, with the park’s trails providing access to the facilities along Monroe Street.
People’s Park, with its diverse amenities, provides many opportunities. The park is a wonderful location for bird watching, nature contemplation, sports, walking or light hiking, picnicking, walking the dog, or playing catch.
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Town-n-Country Bikes
98 Ann Arbor Rd 734.944.1500 http://www.tncbikes.com/
We try to keep it simple here......we like bikes.... we ride bikes….we know bikes. We pride ourselves on being a full service bike store, we ensure that there are bikes and accessories for ALL levels of bike riders, (Novice to Expert and everything in between).
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Spotted Dog Winery
108 East Michigan Avenue 734.944.9463 http://www.spotteddogwinery.com/index.html
Spotted Dog Winery is a wine lovers paradise. We produce wines that will allow those new to wine to explore the wonders of the grape and those who are experienced to enjoy wines that are unique to Spotted Dog Winery. Come in and taste at our tasting bar and decide which ones will be your favorites.
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The Resale Boutique
107 East Michigan Avenue 734.295.3030‎
Hip, chic and ecclectic consignment store in dowtown Saline.
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Maureen’s Designs
101 South Ann Arbor Street 734.429.0700 http://www.maureensdesigns.com/
Maureen's Designs proudly serves the Saline area. We are family owned and operated. We are committed to offering only the finest floral arrangements and gifts, backed by service that is friendly and prompt. Because all of our customers are important, our professional staff is dedicated to making your experience a pleasant one. That is why we always go the extra mile to make your floral gift perfect.
Hours: Mon-Fri 9a t 5:30p; Sat 10a to 2p Consultation by appointment
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Pineapple House
101 East Michigan Avenue 734.429.1174 http://www.pineapplehousesaline.com/
A home decor and gift store that's become an anchor for downtown Saline, attracting a dedicated group of loyal customers. Joy Ely creates a classic style in home furnishings, fine-tuning the beautiful shop with clever displays. You'll be welcomed through the pineapple-etched front door to browne very stylish collections of furniture and fabrics...pillows and plates...art, lamps, gifts and accessories...all at suprisingly affordable prices. With many exclusive resources & many foundation antiques, it's a treasure hunt every time to visit.
Hours: Tues-Thur 10a to 6p; Fri 10a to 8p; Sat 10a to 4p; Sun (Nov & Dec) Closed Mon
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Cobblestone Rose
101 South Ann Arbor Street 734.944.6202 http://www.cobblestonerose.com/
Specializing in exclusive, hard-to-find items that make your home a special place to be.
Hours: Mon-Thur 10a to 6p; Fri & Sat 10a to 8p; Sun 12p to 5p
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Two Twelve Arts Center
212 W. Michigan Avenue 734.944.2787 http://www.twotwelvearts.org/
The Two Twelve Arts Center provides a creative hub offering visual and performing artists the opportunity and working space to come together to work, create, and teach.
Hours: Mon-Fri 10a to 2p; Saturday & Sunday by appointment or when classes are scheduled.
Multi-media art instruction for adults and kids; kids summer camps!
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Marlpool Park
511 Marlpool Drive.
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Stonecliff Park
450 Saline River Dr.
Stonecliff Park is a four acre plot located across the Saline River from Mill Pond Park, accessible from the end of Saline River Drive or Bannock Court in the Torwood Neighborhood. Please note that Stonecliff Park has no dedicated parking, and on-street parking is very limited. Primarily an open field, Stonecliff Park also features picnic tables and a short trail leading to the edge of the Saline River, providing a pleasant view of Mill Pond Park. The park is a wonderful, out of the way, place for a picnic or to play with the kids. Please note that the park’s gently rolling hills may not be terribly conducive to soccer. The Rec on the Go program brings games and activities to the park every Monday each summer, June 15 through August 14th.
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Colony Park
1012 Colony Dr.
Colony Park is another of the city’s many neighborhood parks. It is a six acre area constituted of two open fields, separated by a shallow elevation, and a playground area which features benches, swings, a play structure, and other playground equipment. There is plenty of space for soccer games, Frisbee, football, kite flying and any number of other outdoor activities.
The Rec on the Go program brings games and activities to the park every Tuesday each summer, June 15 through August 14th. Art Van Go, hosted by the Two Twelve Art Center for children five to fourteen, also meets at the park on Tuesdays, June 15th to August 6th.
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Curtiss Park
440 W. Michigan Ave.
At fifty acres, Curtiss Park is the second largest of Saline’s municipal parks. It is located along the South side of Michigan Avenue, across the road from Mill Pond Park and bordering Oakwood Cemetery. Access to the park is from an entrance off of Michigan Avenue, whether by car or sidewalk. For those driving to the park, there is a massive 150 space parking lot on site.
Described as “four parks in one,” Curtiss Park boasts several amenities and opportunities. The park features two tennis courts, one baseball field, playground equipment, picnic areas, a rentable pavilion, wooded trails included on the National Trail Registry, walking paths, Saline River public access for river-related activities, dedicated nature interpretive areas, an observation deck over the river, and portable restrooms. Curtiss Park also hosts the Max Adler Interpretive Trail, created by Girl Scout Troop 1131 in 2005.
There are many possible activities to enjoy at Curtiss Park. To list just a few, one can walk along the trails and paths, fish in the river, play catch or toss a frisbee with the kids, have a picnic or other gathering at the pavilion, go cross-country skiing in the winter, or make use of the swings and other playground equipment.
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Mill Pond Park
565 W. Bennett St.
Mill Pond Park, at 54 acres, is the largest of the Saline community parks. It remains an ever-popular destination in the city, hosting a multitude of events each year. The park is located on the north side of Michigan Avenue, directly across from Curtiss Park. Entrance to the park is gained from the corner of Bennett Street and Mill Road, near to Houghton Elementary, via an extension of Bennett Street or a pedestrian path. Mill Pond Park features its own sixty-eight spot parking lot, ample space for most functions.
Park amenities include open and wooded areas, a boat launch for motor-less boating; a pavilion, which may be rented for events, with electricity and ADA accessible restrooms; a number of soccer fields; many nature trails; a one-acre dog park; the enormous ROMP (Recreate Our Mill Pond Park) play structure; picnic areas, including on-site grills; a plethora of benches throughout the park; and a sizeable boulder, often painted by residents for announcements.
The many features of Mill Pond Park provide ample opportunities for relaxation and enjoyment. Take a stroll along the nature trails, fish the Saline River, go canoeing, have a picnic, host an event at the pavilion, go sledding and cross-country skiing, or take the dog out for a walk.
In addition to these activities, Mill Pond Park is host to several of the city’s events. The Saline Celtic Festival takes place in Mill Pond Park every July. There are also many free events that take place at Mill Pond Park. The Movies in the Park series shows movies on a twenty-foot inflatable screen three times throughout the summer. The Rec on the Go program brings games and activities to the park Wednesdays and Fridays each summer, June 15 through August 14th. Art Van Go, hosted by the Two Twelve Art Center for children five to fourteen, meets at Mill Pond Park Wednesdays, June 15th to August 6th.
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Wilderness Park
300 Willis Road
The twenty-two acre plot which is now Wilderness Park was purchased by the City of Saline in 1973. The park, including the beautiful trail system, was developed by Max Adler, Patricia Forester and John Corrigan. The park is located along South Ann Arbor Street and Willis Road, with a dirt parking lot at the corner of these roads. It is also accessible from the surrounding neighborhoods via sidewalks.
Wilderness Park has many amenities, including a grassy lawn with picnic benches, a well-maintained and shaded trail system, a charming pond and sitting area along the southwest end of the trail, and unique features, such as a tree from every state, owing to its popularity as a Boy Scout and other community service destination.
Wilderness Park is a great location for a quick hike or jog along its nature trails. The park is also well suited to bird watching, picnicking, contemplating nature, or walking the dog. Over the years, Wilderness Park has seen many uses, even serving as a Boy Scout camping destination.
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Risdon Park
241 S. Ann Arbor St.
*Please note, Saline-Milan Road and South Ann Arbor Street physically are the same road. The name changes along the road’s path, and not all maps change the name at the same point. Google Maps, for example, uses both road names along this section.
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Tefft Park
1780 Woodland Drive East
Tefft Park serves a unique role among Saline city parks, as it is host to the Saline Recreation Center. The park and the Rec Center are located along Woodland Drive, near to the intersection with Textile Road. Parking is readily available, with multiple lots. There is a Tefft Park dedicated lot nearer to Textile, with more than eighty parking spaces and four reserved handicap spots. Further parking is found at the Rec Center itself, with over two hundred more parking spaces and six more reserved handicap spots. In total, there are three-hundred and four spaces available.
Tefft Park is a forty acre area with many amenities. There are four softball fields, two on the North and two on the South end of the complex, the Southern fields with lighting for evening or night play. There is also a play structure located both to the North and South of the Rec Center. Behind the Rec Center building, one finds Miller Field, which is readily available for soccer, football or ultimate Frisbee, as well as four tennis courts, two sand volleyball courts, a five hole Disc Golf course, and the Rotary pavilion, which may be rented. A skating pond is available in the winter. There are also a number of portable restrooms throughout Tefft Park.
Tefft Park, with its large number of facilities presents many opportunities for relaxation and fun. Whether wandering the trails, picnicking, partaking in winter activities such as sledding, skating and cross-country skiing, playing volleyball or participating in any number of other ventures, Tefft Park is a perfect place.
For a list of the opportunities and activities available through the Rec Center, please visit the Rec Center webpage, or see the current program brochure (Summer 2009).
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Brecon Park
397 Nichols Drive
Brecon Park is a six acre neighborhood park, situated in the southwestern portion of the Rolling Meadows neighborhood, within walking distance of approximately four hundred households. It is bordered by, and accessible from, North Harris Street, Nichols Drive and Watson Drive, with forty-nine parking spaces available between two lots, one located on North Harris and the other along Nichols Drive. Sidewalks and paths also connect the park to nearby homes and apartments.
Brecon Park features several facilities, supporting a wide range of activities. Amenities include: a fenced basketball court, a baseball field, a paved trail, benches (some shaded by trees), an open field, and playground equipment including all the basics - slides, swings, a jungle-gym -and more.
A 2008 community survey shows that residents use the park for many activities, the most popular being: as a playground, for walking or walking the dog, playing basketball and playing baseball.
The Rec on the Go program brings games and activities to the park every Thursdays each summer, from June 15 through August 14th. Art Van Go, hosted by the Two Twelve Art Center for children five to fourteen, also meets at the park each Thursday, from June 15th to August 6th.
Please note that the tennis courts at Brecon Park have been closed due to disrepair and, given the results of a community survey, are likely to be replaced by further playground equipment or a pavilion at some point in the future.
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Maplewood Lanes
830 Woodland 734.429.5457 http://www.maplewoodlanes.com/
Southeastern Michigan's premier family, bowling entertainment center featuring bowling, restaurant, live entertainment, banquet facilities, pro shop, and billiards.
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Hungry Howie’s Pizza
901 West Michigan Avenue 734.944.9188 http://www.hungryhowies.com/
Famous flavored crust pizza, salads and sides. The Hungry Howie’s story began in 1973 when Jim Hearn converted a 1,000 square foot hamburger shop in Taylor, Michigan into a successful carry-out and delivery pizzeria. At the time, Steve Jackson delivered pizzas for Hearn. Over the years, their partnership would evolve into what Hungry Howie’s is today.
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Mickey’s Dairy Twist
751 West Michigan Avenue 734.429.4450
Seasonal favorite (open March through October) offers homemade ice cream and soft serve ice cream, frozen yogurt and appetizers. Perfect stop on a sunny, summer day or a relaxing spot in the evening to unwind with your favorite flavor in a cone or a dish,
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Jet’s Pizza
715 West Michigan Avenue 734.429.9700 http://jetspizza.com/
Famous square and round pizza, as well as salads, chicken wings and breadsticks.
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Guilin Chinese
711 West Michigan Avenue 734.944.4448
Family style Chinese restaurant offering traditional Chinese dishes. Generous servings and affordable prices.
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City Limits Diner
220 West Michigan Avenue 734.944.1240
Breakfasts are the house speciality and are served all day. Also features American and Greek cuisine for lunch and dinner.
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Ruby Tuesday
1375 East Michigan Avenue 734.429.3873 http://www.rubytuesday.com/
Family restaurant and bar featuring classic American fare.
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Biwako Sushi
1355 East Michigan Avenue 734.944.6301
Known for their large selection of custom rolls. Biwako has a few non-sushi dishes, including some Korean standards, but the rolls are clearly the focus here. Standouts include the Las Vegas roll and the Volcano roll. Keep an eye on the specials board for latest roll creations.
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Country Market
1335 East Michigan Avenue 734.944.7878 http://www.countymarket.com/
Supermarket featuring salads, sandwiches, desserts and pre made meals for dinner or lunch.
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Mancino’s Pizza & Grinders
1323 East Michigan Avenue 734.944.2838 http://www.mancinosonline.com/
Mouth-watering toasted entrées are made from scratch daily. Hand rolled breadsticks, dough for our celebrated pizzas, and bread for our legendary grinders. We use only the best ingredients in all of our meals, like our premium mozzarella provolone blended cheese, your favorite meat or vegetable combinations, or our first-class Mancino’s mildly sweet and spicy pizza sauce that keeps customers coming back.
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Busch’s
565 East Michigan Avenue 734.429.6100 http://www.buschs.com/
Fresh supermarket featuring salads, sandwiches, desserts and a variety of pre made meals for lunch or dinner.
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Cottage Inn
501 East Michigan 734.429.4774 http://www.cottageinn.com/
This regional favorite offers pizza, subs, salads, breadsticks, wings are more.
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Mark’s Midtown Coney Island
529 East Michigan Avenue 734.429.1755 http://www.marksmidtown.com/
Mark's Midtown is a favorite with residents and visitors in and around Ann Arbor/Saline area. With a deliciously classic breakfeast menu and a timeless offering of all your favorite Coney-Island treats, Mark's Midtown reigns supreme as one of the best Coney Islands around today.
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Tim Horton’s
524 East Michigan Avenue 734.429.0761 http://www.timhortons.com/us/en/index.html
Coffee, baked good, breakfast and lunch sandwiches and soup.
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Joyful House
515 East Michigan Avenue 734.944.3197
Joyful House Chinese Restaurant offers appetizers, soups, salads, fried rice, chow mein or chop suey, Chinese noodles, poultry, pork, beef, seafood, seafood and meat combination, dinner combo, vegetarian, moo shu dishes, egg foo young, tofu dishes and beverages.
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Benito’s Pizza
439 East Michigan Avenue 734.429.2555 http://www.benitospizza.com/
Pizza, panini and pasta, and the famous "Big Benito" with over 100 pepperonis.
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Saline Inn
434 East Michigan Avenue 734.429.2004
Family style restaurant with breakfast anytime. Also serving lunch and dinner with daily specials available. Children's menu, too.
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Dairy Queen
400 East Michigan Avenue 734.429.4830 http://www.dairyqueen.com/us-en/
Come to this small town USA institution for "hot eats and cool treats."
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Benny’s Bakery
111 West Michigan Avenue 734.429.9120 http://www.bennysbakerycakes.com
This early morning stop is a favorite for its doughnuts, breads and cakes. Benny's is an old style bakery with German Pretzels availableon Saturday morning.
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Brecon Grille
101 West Michigan Avenue 734.429.4868
Brecon Grille named for Saline's (Michigan) Sister City, Brecon, Wales, this English-style pub and grill offers burgers, steaks, sandwiches and the like. An extensive wine list, a wide selection of English beers and ales complement the food.
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My Favorite Cafe
101 South Ann Arbor Street 734.944.4054
A bright, cheerful and airy space to enjoy coffee and pastries.
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Dan’s Downtown Tavern
103 East Michigan Avenue 734.429.3159
Popular tavern offering daily specials, specialty burgers like the German burger or the Black & Blue burger, fresh chicken sandwiches, and the ever-popular grilled cheese. Over 90 varieties of beer from around the world. TVs, occasional live music, karaoke Friday nights, darts, video games and an extremely inviting wait staff.
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Drowsy Parrot
105 North Ann Arbor Street 734.429.8595
Stop in for great coffee and pastries, and a charming, rustic atmosphere. Free wireless is available.
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Mac’s Acadian Seafood Shack
102 East Michigan Avenue 734.944.6227 http://macsinsaline.com
Situated in Murphy’s Crossing, a restored historical Saline landmark, Mac’s menu has been inspired by their Nova Scotia heritage, combining spicy Cajun cuisine with olde world English charm. Hence, the East Coast fresh fish and seafood with a Cajun flare. The coastal favorites include a wide selection of fresh fish delivered daily, oysters from numerous areas in the Northeast, and traditional fish-n-chips.
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