A Coffee Crawl Down Main Street
6 stops · about 3 hours · Updated October 5, 2026

Build this coffee and pastry crawl in Ypsilanti, MI around tea, specialty roasting, bakery stops, and a juice finish. Start at Hyperion Coffee Co, 306D N River St, where the roasting approach pairs relationships with coffee farmers with individual roast profiles. Next, head to Bloodroot Herb Shop and Tea House at 208 W Michigan Ave for house-blended teas in an herbal apothecary with more than 60 organic bulk herbs.
Continue to Beara Bakes at 10 N Washington St for a bakery stop with breakfast, coffee, and takeout. Follow North Washington Street to Café Liv at number 202, a former early-1900s Standard Oil station and auto-repair shop now serving specialty coffee and tea, with indoor and outdoor seating.
Finish with two Washtenaw Avenue addresses: Dom Bakeries at 1305 for coffee, pastries, and classic donuts, then Vara Juice at 1510 for smoothies, green juices, or an acai bowl. Plan for Thursday through Sunday, when all six stops list hours, and reach Beara Bakes before its 2 p.m. closing.
Coffee stops
morning

Stop 1
Bloodroot Herb Shop and Tea House
5.0(46)Ypsilanti
Bloodroot adds house-blended teas to the crawl, alongside more than 60 organic bulk herbs in a combined apothecary, clinic, and tea house.

Stop 2
Café Liv
4.7(272)Ypsilanti
Café Liv serves specialty coffee and tea in a converted early-1900s Standard Oil station, with vintage touches and indoor and outdoor seating.

Stop 3
Hyperion Coffee Co
4.8(707)Ypsilanti
Hyperion develops individual roast profiles for its coffees, grounding its roasting approach in relationships with farmers and study of production and brewing.

Stop 4
Vara Juice (Ypsilanti)
4.7(240)Ypsilanti
Pastries along the way
morning

Stop 5
Beara Bakes
4.9(80)Ypsilanti
Beara Bakes supplies a bakery stop with breakfast and coffee, offering on-site service and takeout for a quick visit.

Stop 6
Dom Bakeries
4.8(2623)Ypsilanti
Dom Bakeries covers coffee, pastries, and classic donuts, with breakfast, on-site service, and takeout making it a dedicated bakery stop.

