Central Park Market is a wonderful, small, friendly, complete small grocer with fabulous meats,…read moredeli and fresh veggies & fruits, especially in season! They also carry wine, beer and alcohol. Also many hard to find vintage candies! An experience!

Four stars considering what it is. Look, you're not going to do all your shopping here. It's just…read morenot that kind of store. The size isn't right and your grocery bill will be high. But on the other hand if you need a handful of ingredients for a recipe or have to pick something up that you forgot earlier then this store fills in the blanks. The one thing that they do very very well is their deli. They have a wide assortment of things like pasta salads and chicken wings etc. It's a great way to get something to round out a family dinner or get something to add to your lunch. We come here around 4-5 times a month for small things. And given the proximity and the past salad it'll likely continue to be a place we stop by.

Good food, service, and value. Of note; excellent club sandwich, burgers, and fish and chips.read more

This place is a pool hall first and foremost. It is a good pool hall. Tables are kept in good shape…read moreand hourly rates are very reasonable especially when compared to similar establishments in west Michigan. Drink prices are very good and pours are generous. A little tip - if you want to listen to "your" music get the TouchTunes app and you can usually take over the jukebox if you're willing to pay.

I love this asian market in Holland! There are about 3 main asian supermarkets in town, and this…read moreone is the biggest and holds a wide variety of goodies. There are big bags of rice you can purchase (different grains and brands), kitchen supplies, snacks, cooking supplies, ramen and more! Many snacks and desserts to choose from. Nice amount of cuts of meats you usually don't see in your everyday grocery store. They also have a few selection of korean products like buldak noodles and yellow pickled radish. Next to the shop is a nail, boba, and pho shop in the same plaza all owned by the same family. Owner is super nice!

Selection and service is always top notch. Thankful for all the Asian markets in Michigan in generalread more

nice and cozy spot! I love their blueberry donuts, and i got a blueberry latte which was perfect…read morefor a rainy day the place may be pretty busy though because it is a hot spot of holland

In the Dutch town of Holland, Michigan, there is a little café where the color blue feels less like…read morea shade and more like a way of life. Bowerman's on 8th is a love letter to the humble blueberry, written in the language of warm lattes, fresh pastries, and shelves overflowing with jars that seem to bottle summer itself. As someone with a dairy allergy, coffee shops can sometimes feel like places built for everyone else. But here there was kindness in the details--different milk options, thoughtful choices, and the feeling that everyone should be able to enjoy a good cup of coffee. Traveling from out of state, this was one of the places I circled on my map, hoping reality would match the stories. Somehow, it was even better. The blueberry latte was the kind of drink that slows time. Bright and refreshing, sweet without trying too hard, tasting like a morning walk through a Michigan orchard after the rain. Around me were cases filled with treats and shelves stacked with jams, syrups, and every blueberry creation imaginable, each one carrying a little piece of the region's soul. There is something beautiful about a place that chooses one simple thing and perfects it. Bowerman's does not merely sell coffee--it celebrates harvests, local traditions, and the quiet joy of gathering around a table. You leave with a warm cup in your hands, a bag of blueberry treasures under your arm and a feeling of satisfaction. Some places are worth the drive. Some are worth the hype. Bowerman's on 8th is both.

I have been going to MeijerS for my entire life since I grew up with Michigan but had never been to…read morethis location as I don't believe it was built the last time I was in the Holland area. Actually, almost everything in the area was new since I was in Holland as a child and it was basically just the outlet mall with a hotel close by. I was very pleasantly pleased to see that they had all the ideas I was in search for while home visiting and that I wouldn't have to go to multiple locations. In FL it is Oscar Myer country and I dislike their bologna as I am a Eckrich girl all the way. You can also not get Stehouwer's Sizzlers in FL as it is a Michigan based company and I previously have looked into having them directly shipped down but with them needing dry ice, it's a fortune. Last but not least is Wyler's Mrs. Grass soup that suddenly all the Publix locations in the Tampa Bay area that I visit have stopped carrying. So annoying but I stock up on everything while I am at home, freezing the bologna and sizzlers and then bringing them back in a cooler on my flight as it's a quick direct flight back. Call me crazy but whatever... if in season, you can add Michigan Sweet Corn into my stash. When I first started doing this all the TSA people went through my bag and would just give me a funny look until I explained and then laugh at me. Oh well, this location was clean and very well stocked, which I greatly appreciated.

Absolutely love this Meijer fresh veggies n meat love there wine selection. There employees very…read morenice and very helpful

The all you could eat white fish was amazing. The waiter Ryan L was the goat, he was the best…read morewaiter I've ever had. The lighting was great.

I literally had one beer at the Beechwood Grill when a friend knocked over her wine glass, and it's…read morespilled all over my lap. When I asked for another beer, the bartender started chatting up another customer. Another friend of mine asked the bartender to get me a beer. It was the second request. he said " you have beer in your glass" I said I had 1 ounce of beer left. He then said "we like people to be able to walk out of here. " I was so pissed. I asked for my check and left no tip. his name is Jake.

Though we waited quite a while before they opened another section, it was worth it for the love…read moreview and delicious food! The brick oven pizza and Caesar salad were perfect on a hot night. And a special shout out to Selah for willingly and cheerfully serving us when our waitress wasn't around even though we weren't in her section. That's the kind of thing that keeps guests coming back!

Was told wait would be an hour and half ended up being only 35 mins. Was very clean other than the…read morecarpets in the main dining area. Food is a bit pricier but quality was up there. The pizza was a perfect size and a good prize for the portion. The Tortellini was flavorful but seafood was a bit fishy. Would return again only major downside is over an hour for food once we sat down but the quality was good and not a chain restaurant.

07/20/26 - Never been to Meijer store before. I live in Illinois so to experience this store in…read moreMichigan was pretty cool. This Meijer store was huge & super clean. They had a fresh food section on the far left in the center of the store & a beautiful home section to the right of the entry. Even though we really didn't spend much time there I was especially impressed w/the cleanliness & organization of this store. My wife & her brother were anxious to go find someplace to eat as we had just driven to Holland MI from Chicago so we really didn't spend much time here One thing I found that interesting that I had never seen before was a changing station for an adult.

Delma in the pharmacy was very patient with me and checking OTC compliance. She was very…read morepersonable. I appreciate that. I had to get a tall guy to grab the Kraft dressing off the very top shelf for me though. Otherwise it was a good necessary shopping experience. The store is clean, comfortable and accommodating. Thank You