The venue is absolutely beautiful and makes the perfect setting for a special day. Lisa is amazing…read moreto work with. She is so helpful, attentive, and truly makes sure every detail is taken care of. You can tell she genuinely cares about making your day perfect. I highly recommend The Abbey on Main to anyone looking for a beautiful venue and an amazing person to work with!

Every details from booking to the day of was seamless. Lisa, the owner, does an amazing job from…read moreordering the linens, floor layout, day of coordination etc. The church venue itself feels historical and charismatic yet very functional and updated. The women love getting ready the day of in the spacious Bridal suite

Pamela's catering is the best. I was there for a small party and they have a small banquet room as…read morewell as providing a catering service. The food is always delicious and service is outstanding.

Pamela's Catering from Washington, Michigan recently delivered food to our home for a family…read morebereavement dinner. They were prompt, friendly and efficient. We had a gathering of about 45 people, including a few children and everything went smoothly. They all raved about the food! It was delicious. We chose Italian chicken, Swedish meatballs, mashed potatoes, salad, green beans with peppers and garlic, rolls and gourmet cupcakes for dessert. I would definitely recommend Pamela's for your next event. Michelle C.

Really nice course, pace of play is slightly slow but faster than most courses in the area. I have…read moreto give it 5 stars because of how well it is kept up and the friendly staff

Played this course yesterday, Saturday 8/3 as a foursome. Teed off on time and played behind…read moreanother foursome that held the course up. They were a hole and a half behind the next group. It took 3 hours to play 9 holes. Around hole 3 or 4 we called the ranger to ask them to have the group speed up play. Didn't happen. When we made the turn we asked the ranger to have that group speed up. He couldn't care less and did not ask them. For the amount of money you pay to play here I don't expect to play 18 holes in more than 5 hours. We will not be back and will tell anyone that asks how the course management could care less once they get your money. There are many other courses in Michigan where the management does care and those are the courses that will get our money. Thumbs down on Greystone.

Sound Dog Productions is the best. Our church has hired Todd for our banquet for a few years and…read moreevery time has been wonderful. This year Todd was busy so DJ Steve came to our banquet and everything went smoothly. Sound Dog Productions will listen to what you need and will try to make your event fun. I can't recommend him enough!

DJ Todd from Sound Dog was great to work with. I had my ceremony and reception at the same place so…read morehe covered the music for both with 2 separate sound systems. And he got there way ahead of time to set up everything so that when the ceremony was over, he just had to go into the hall and start the music there. And he was great with announcing all the bride & groom activities as well as getting/keeping people on the dance floor! He was recommended to us by my husband's cousin who used him for her wedding and I would recommend him to anyone/everyone I know!

Wonderful theater with small town friendly service and modern comfy seats…read more Very clean. Great experience.

The Romeo Theatre has been on my list of old school theaters to visit for a while now and I managed…read moreto get to it before the Grim Reaper shutters the place. The owner still hadn't set a hard date for closing when I visited last week but is saying September so if you read this soon you might be able to hit last call at Ye Olde Cinema. It's strip mall location might not have the romance of a classic stand alone single auditorium theater but there is a thrift store just a stone's throw away and hey, business owners have to work with what they can get. Two theaters give this a little variety and it definitely doesn't feel like a multiplex. The popcorn is much ballyhooed to the point they sell it to go for folks who don't even want to buy a movie ticket and they're discussing doing pop ups with the popcorn machine after this 40 year old institution goes the way of the dodo. I found it better than most but nothing out of this world either. It scores high with the butter but the kernel size is smallish with more crumbs than you'd usually find. I do greatly appreciate Romeo Theatre offers a small popcorn and drink combo at a cheap price. All the corporate multiplexes charge nearly the same price for a small drink and popcorn as they do for a large combo leading me to gouge myself on more unhealthy snacks than I'd otherwise consume and oftentimes throwing so many leftovers in the trash bin. My last trip to Emagine I took my 3/4 full monstrous cardboard popcorn bucket home with me, put tinfoil over it and it lasted several more nights by which point it was far from appetizing. No such nonsense like that here though. Admission was reasonable, too. I'd already seen The Odyssey and I knew the end here was nearing so I opted to see The Brink of War, a misnamed talkfest starring a miscast Jeff Daniels as Ronald Reagan and the always excellent Jared Harris having a second go as a Russian as Gorbachev. I think the filmmakers got Gorbachev a little confused with Khrushchev as Gorbie lost his composure and pounded the table 4 or 5 different times. It wasn't the worst movie though it wasn't the most subtle at giving propaganda at certain points. As other reviewers have noted cup holders attached to the seat in front of you can pose potential problems but even with the eminent closure I had no problem finding a spot with an empty seat in front of me. Everyone in that theater less than a third full looked like they could remember the principal characters in that Iceland summit. I'm glad I made the trek out past 30 Mile though I might be kicking myself if a much more appealing film gets shown before the lights dim here for the last time.