Our family of food carts offer an array of fresh ethnic dishes every day in an intimate courtyard garden on Washington Street between First and Ashley.
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El Manantial, which means "the spring or oasis," is a new Mexican food cart joining Mark's Carts for the 2013 season. At our cart, we will stay true to my family recipes and authentic preparation methods. I am proud to offer you the food of my family. Local farmers and gardeners will provide the fresh products that I need for my recipes, which include some traditionally prepared offerings as well as seasonal fare to highlight the local harvest.
El Manantial
Authentic Mexican
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Fresh, made to order wood-fired pizza, with an emphasis on using local and organic ingredients.
A2 Pizza Pi
Wood-Fired Pizza
M-Th 11:30-2:30
Fri 11:30-2:30 & 5-9
Sat 11:30-2:30
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Ji Hye Kim and Kristen Hogue Jackson take their fond memories of home cooking and Asian street market treats to the streets of Ann Arbor, dishing up some really great Asian street food with the freshest ingredients. These creators of San Street (pronounced 'sahn'), hail from the Ann Arbor culinary institute, Zingerman's Community of Businesses, as they aspire to turn their food cart into the next Zingerman's restaurant.
San Street
Asian Street Food
M-Sat 11-3
Fri 5:30-8:30
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"Hut-K" means "non-mainstream," and "chaats" are savory, flavorful Indian street food. It's the brainchild of Dr. Swaroop Bhojani, a cancer researcher, and Sumi Bhojani, a teacher. They believe that nutritious food can also taste great. Their healthy sauces are based around raw foods like spinach, cilantro, mint, dates, mangoes and lime. They've replaced sugar with dried fruits, and traditionally fried foods are often baked. It's a culinary experience of flavors, nutrition, and healing by food.
Hut-K Chaats
Nutrilicious Indian
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Paul Kessenich was inspired to start Darcy’s Cart by the incredible local food community in Ann Arbor. He will offer a seasonal weekly menu organized around local ingredients, making it both affordable and accessible to eat locally. A mainstay is the breakfast burrito, with seasonal ingredients and local free-range eggs.
Sunday Hours: Check our Facebook page.
Darcy's Cart
Eclectic & Local
M-Th 11:30-2:30
F-Sat 9-2:30
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