$$ - average
Chinese, Indian, Mexican, Italian, African, Eclectic (Varied)
Vegetarian
Vegetarian casual dining. Menu headings include small courses, salads, soups, Mexican specialties, Oriental specialties, sandwiches, omelets, beverages and blended drinks. Vegan options are clearly indicated on the menu. As an appetizer, try the Yam Fries or the Cold Sesame Noodles. For an entrée, enjoy the Melanzana Rustico (grilled eggplant over noodles with olive oil) or the Ravioli Cardinale.
From the 94 exit at Jackson Ave, travel east for about 3.5 miles. Jackson Avenue becomes Huron Street. At Fifth Ave, take a right. Just past Liberty, take a left into the public lot. Park on the left and look for the back entrance to Seva.
- Brunch
- Kid-Friendly
- Large Group-Friendly
- Outdoor Seating
Added by Michael knight on Apr 30 05 (updated May 10 07)
Reviews
this place(seva) is different from most of the latin/ alternative restaurants that i've been too. i wished they have something like this in san francisco or washington. i love the yam fries and the asian sandwiches.
Typical vegetarian/vegan food. The food was kind of bland with no real flair to the meals, but the fresh juices were amazing, especially the honeydew melon juice. The service was nothing to die for either.
I've never been terribly impressed with the vegan options at Seva. As the first reviewer commented, the dishes tend to be fairly bland and typical vegan fare (lots of earthy-sounding menu items that come with sprouts). The dairy-free desserts are usually made with whole wheat flour (or are wheat-free) so they tend to be very dense and a little too healthy tasting for my preferences. That said, I still go to Seva every time I'm in Ann Arbor. I've learned just to stick with the Thai vegetables in peanut sauce for my entree and the really delicious juice offerings.