Very friendly! But they need to show the bingo ball better in the monitor they show half the number…read moreand if your new it's hard to tell what it is

My friend and I went to Plaza Bingo for the first time. Everyone was so nice and helpful with…read moreexplaining the rules to us. We had a lot of fun and will be going back!

I've been going to RoseMack Bingo Hall for a year now, to play Bingo. I used to go to Canada all…read moreof the time to play Bingo, but when a friend recommended to try this local Bingo Hall, I decided to check out. I always enjoy myself when I go, and I like the fact that there is food options at the hall, the staff are cool, and that the hall always have different bingo game specials for holidays. I definitely plan to return soon to try my luck again!

I think I love a new hobby - which could be dangerous…read more I took my mom along with me and we had a great time. Everyone was so helpful - I thought everyone would be so in toned into the game and wouldn't want to engage with newbies but I was totally wrong. The game runs from 6pm to 10pm - an estimate of $14 will get you enough bingo cards. Please note - entrance is on the side and not the front but there's also a sign on the front door. Food is available but no alcohol beverage. If this is your first time - I highly suggest getting there at 5pm so you can ask questions and get settled in. 5:30pm is when you're able to purchase the bingo cards. Totally had a great time and I will be back. Happy playing!!!

Great staff! When newbies come in, everyone is willing to help them play well. The hall is clean…read more The technology is older, bit works well. Love the Tuesday night session the most.

Located off Gratiot north of M-59, this bingo hall is located in a small building on the east side…read moreof the road. They have bingo every evening as well as a few times a week during the day. Head to their website to find out each days' hours and costs. The folks working at the hall are always super friendly and helpful, especially to newbies so don't be shy or worried about going if it's your first time. The building is fairly dated so it's not a state of the art facility but it serves its purpose. Find a table and then get in line to purchase your game plays. They also have a concession stand that sells snacks as well as bingo accoutrements such as ink daubers and tape. We enjoy playing bingo and if you do too, head over and try to win - prizes run from $50 on up and there is a progressive jackpot if you win within the amount of balls that are called. Good luck!

Whenever we are in southeast Michigan we check out at least one bingo fest at the North Gratiot…read morehall. A few notes to the folks out west, it's not pronounced Grat*e*ott. It's Grash*it. The people chasing after the $1,000 are not all catholic (possibly the opposite of). If someone strolls up and says you're in their "special spot" a spot that only they occupy and they do so every week...just move. Life's too short for this kind of altercation to end yours. Turn and back away, slowly. No sudden movements. No loud noises. As for this establishment, it's very well kept. Especially, when you consider how old the place is. They keep it clean and comfortable. It's well heated and they even have a cute little concession stand in case you missed dinner. PRO TIP: Go online to social media like Facebook to check out the different games. Some nights are extremely expensive. The staff is helpful and want you to have a good time and return often. If you are struggling, they are there. The hall is on the east side of Gratiot north of 21 mile. 1/20