I really love it here. It is quite pricy in some ways but I get it. It's a healthy/vegan/organic…read morestore that is great for allergies and picky people. I for one and not any of these things. But I have people I love who are vegan, vegetarian , "local-vor" and have allergies. Makes it super convenient and super nice staff.

These people are horribly disgusting. They lost the bid for the farmers market but instead of…read moreproceeding with class and grace, looking out for the vendors and farmers that rely on the market to feed their own families they have decided to stone wall the new group running the market. They refused to provide a list of vendors, contact information, or any previous information. The new crew has literally been driving out to farmers trying to find the vendors. PFC had been spreading false information claiming the market would be a mess and EBT tokens would not be available. THE ACTUAL IS THAT YOU CAN NOW TAKE OUT $50 in double up!!! The PFC is refusing to hand over any of the social media accounts. Acting like children isn't just hurting the new operators but also the farmers, vendors, and families that rely on this community staple.

A year after Deborah C.'s review, her review is still accurate!…read more My friend and I went there on January 17th and there was a line. When it opened, the line remained stagnant for about 15 minutes due to it being the first time with a new crew. It was worth the wait! The pairings were awesome! I highly recommend checking it out!

Seriously good food. Student run. Front and back of the house. Make a reservation and give it a try!read more

What a fun store! This store is such an awesome place for all things "home". Tons of home decor,…read morekitchen and cooking items and much more. They ha e SO MUCH to offer that they have expanded down the street. Be warned - do t go in there without a good amount of time on your hands and a solid idea of what you want. It's easy to get carried away in here!

Perennial Accents is an adorable kitchen store in downtown St. Joseph. With an assortment of…read morecolorful utensils, unique cookbooks, flavorful salsa and extremely cute aprons you are sure to find something you have to have. I personally love the cute silicone covers for bowls. They are usually decorated as flowers or fruit, suction very well to the bowls, and they come in various sizes. I also appreciate the colorful knives, my favorite being the watermelon knife that not only has a green handle, pink blade and cute outs that look like seeds on the handle but also is long and really great quality. Yes, it does cut thru a watermelon really well. The staff is helpful but not pushy. They greet you with a smile and offer assistance. They are willing to answer questions-make sure to ask about any future cooking classes because they do hold them here on occasion. Definitely stop in here for a unique kitchen decorating experience.

An creative reuse of an old bank building in town, Lulu Cadieux has a variety of different…read moreofferings under one roof. There's sections dedicated to cookbooks, kitchenware, home decor, a set up of some clothing and accessories, art pieces, gifts like candles and body care, all of which was beautifully curated. They also have a section for gourmet snacks like imported meats and cheeses, tinned fish, and a variety of snacks like cookies, candies, chips, etc. All perfect for putting together a picnic or nibbling on at cottage rental. Admittedly a lot of things I liked best here were out of my price range (what can I say, I have expensive taste!). I was particularly wowed by a gorgeous wood cake stand with cloche that definitely made my eyes water when I looked at the price tag. But I'll tell you what, if I had the money, it would have gone home with me. The section I saw it in was adjacent to a stunning chef's kitchen (I covet that stove) where they also hold cooking classes. I hope I can make one work sometime in the future. I'd love to take a pasta making class or paella, both of which are in their line up of offerings. Those seem to be priced at around $125 per person which I think is reasonable for a hands on class and a meal at the end. Oh, one of the clothing sections was located in the old bank vault, which was a cute touch and interesting use of the space!

Nice selection of vintage and contemporary styles. Want to do the cooking classes again n a future…read morevisit.

Currently my favorite place in Holland!! Very unique restaurant which offers phenomenal food and…read moredrinks but also has the art studio which you're free to walk around and view the art. Just about all of the art is from local artists and really adds to the bohemian vibe. The pizza here is fantastic! I recommend the margherita pizza but honestly they are all good! Sacha is always walking around and checking in on his guests, he loves to come by and chat with you as you eat it while you wait for your food. He also hosts private dining Chefs table experiences and classes were he teaches you to make pasta! Holland is hurting for fun and unique restaurants but Galleria is doing its fair share to bring up the Holland culinary profile!

This is a beautiful art gallery, but they no longer serve food. Some really gorgeous pieces here…read more And not only pictures.

It was a fun experience and great food! Our chef, Mary, was fun and gave great instructions. We…read morelearned things we can easily use at home. And the portions were amazing!

Took a cooking class here and it went fantastic. Easy instructions, friendly instructor, and…read moredelicious food!!

I love this place so much! The staff is so sweet and kind. I've come here for my birthday and a few…read moretimes before that and the staff has also been so sweet and helpful! The prices are around $15+ but it's definitely worth it for birthdays or if you want something to do that's not shopping! The process is really easy once you finish the painting you pick it up in about a week after!

Came here as a family for my wife's birthday. She and the kids had a blast picking and painting…read moretheir pieces. Make sure if you come you listen to the instructions and understand them before getting started so you don't have any issues with your art pieces. The only thing I will caution is expect to pay a decent amount per piece. I don't believe I saw a piece less than $20, but those were small and if your younger kids are anything like mine, they will want to paint tons of them, or a really big (read expensive) one.