The historic Kerrytown District is one of the most unique, beautiful, and inviting part of Ann Arbor. There's so much to do and see plus amazing places to eat - it should on everyone's Ann Arbor itinerary. You can quickly walk around the area to absorb but it's much more fun to take your time, go into the shops, grab a cup of coffee from one of the many incredible cafés, and of course grab yourself a corned beef sandwich from the world, famous deli Zingerman’s. I loved this area when I was a student and it was so much fun to come back as an adult and see that not much has changed. Additionally, we were able to ring the bells in the Kerrytown Market and Shops, which was such an exciting thing to do! They have set times throughout the week that they open up to the public and let you it. it was so cool!

If you’re in Ann Arbor you’re likely a student, faculty or tourist I think. If you’re in Kerrytown you’re going to the market or Zingerman’s most likely but there is heaps of things to do. Check it out. And go to Zingermans for lunch

I can't imagine this place after Hollander's closes in June 2020, but the other stores are nicely varied & seemingly good quality with unique merchandise. Restroom is clean.

What fun at Kerrytown! A farmers market next door and zingermans a block over. The shops at Kerrytown are exciting and just great for a sense of the city and for fun gifts and art supplies. Peoples Coop groceries and natural foods is a few blocks in the other direction. Fun and wonderful foids, groceries, or a beautiful cafe.

Typical college town- dirty, shops weird...was hoping for nicer, not even high end, but mid range shopping but was so, so disappointed in the shopping and just the area in general.(as were the 3 other girls with me) I can't quite figure out the positive reviews, honestly. Wouldn't go back.