Moving to Ann Arbor looking for some advice

[AASpartan]

Originally Posted by MSURed

I wouldn't call it a State bar exactly The walls are covered in UM paraphernalia, and the menu has every major Detroit sports team AND UM represented in pictures, but no MSU. The main difference is the owners wear State shirts and will gladly put the game on. I really like their food too, big menu.

Hey now, they aren't covered with UofM stuff. Lets not go crazy. There's one wall with like 10 small pictures on it All people need to know is that when they had the MSU/UofM basketball game in town a couple years ago, there were like 40 MSU fans and no UofM fans. Also, the local alumni club used to hold its meetings there. Just trying to give a couple Spartans some good pub.

[MSURed]

Originally Posted by AASpartan

Hey now, they aren't covered with UofM stuff. Lets not go crazy. There's one wall with like 10 small pictures on it All people need to know is that when they had the MSU/UofM basketball game in town a couple years ago, there were like 40 MSU fans and no UofM fans. Also, the local alumni club used to hold its meetings there. Just trying to give a couple Spartans some good pub.

Oh I know, it's definitely the best place in AA to watch a State game and the owners seem like good guys. Just saying if he goes there expecting a 'State' bar he's going to be disappointed. They've had to sell out a little bit to keep business booming.

[Zombie]

Originally Posted by MSURed

I wouldn't call it a State bar exactly The walls are covered in UM paraphernalia, and the menu has every major Detroit sports team AND UM represented in pictures, but no MSU. The main difference is the owners wear State shirts and will gladly put the game on. I really like their food too, big menu.

That is about all I could ask for with it being in AA

God I am seriously thinking about trying to get tickets in the Utah section for the first game there hoping to catch an upset and being that the Cal game isnt until 8

[SpartyRob13]

Originally Posted by Zombie

Moving to Ann Arbor looking for some advice

You'll be needing one of these...

[Zombie]

Originally Posted by 02alumnus

Thanks for putting words into my mouth, Holmes. Where did I say anything about a gay population in the city of Ann Arbor, and where did I say that was the reason the city was, as you called it, "unlivable?" My point was only about the "culture" you were promoting, which is nothing more than some unstomachable art-house movies and whiny fools protesting along Liberty. But, instead, if you don't love Ann Arbor, you're nothing but a classless homophobe. Thanks again for clarifying that for everyone. You still want to move to that city Zombie?

I'm not into the culture scene if you will so I really do not care about that.

[JEK]

Originally Posted by AASpartan

Hey now, they aren't covered with UofM stuff. Lets not go crazy. There's one wall with like 10 small pictures on it All people need to know is that when they had the MSU/UofM basketball game in town a couple years ago, there were like 40 MSU fans and no UofM fans. Also, the local alumni club used to hold its meetings there. Just trying to give a couple Spartans some good pub.

Hell, there's probably more Ohio St b-ball fans in AA than UofM fans.

[Zombie]

Originally Posted by JEK

Hell, there's probably more Ohio St b-ball fans in AA than UofM fans.

100%

[Zombie]

Originally Posted by AASpartan

Hey now, they aren't covered with UofM stuff. Lets not go crazy. There's one wall with like 10 small pictures on it All people need to know is that when they had the MSU/UofM basketball game in town a couple years ago, there were like 40 MSU fans and no UofM fans. Also, the local alumni club used to hold its meetings there. Just trying to give a couple Spartans some good pub.

Checked the place out the first weekend I was there for dinner and then ended up back there late at night as it was my bday. Food was excellent and talked with the guy wearing the msu shirt who was pretty cool. Thanks for the advice it was definitely my type of place to eat/drink at

[16fan]

I lived in Ingham county for 25 tears and have lived in Washtenaw for 20.

There are area's of ypsi (willow run) that are flat out ghetto.
There are area's full of tree hugging Birkenstock wearing professors (A2 west side)
There are trailer parks chock full of white trash.
There are older neighborhoods with older homes & mature trees.
There are Mc Mansions
There are several small burbs that are full of people raising family's
There are rural areas.
There is student housing lots and lots of student housing
um EMU WCC Concordia

Check Out Dexter, Chealsea, Saline
and the areas that connect them to A2 lots of rentals

[LJ]

I lived in Ypsi for 2 1/2 years at Fairway Trails.... Very cheap... Never had a problem but the neighborhood is a little crazy. I've also lived in Windemere Park in A2 for 3 years and while expensive, very nice... Also in Signature Club in A2 which is also more pricey, but nice. I have not had problems anywhere and the only apartments any of my friends have had here were Lake Shore (someone got stabbed in his hallway), and Pheasant Run (which someone stole my friends tires off of his Taurus, haha, on his birthday)

There are lots of places, just look around.

[GoBlueMW]

those people?