There's no false advertising here. The name of the bar says exactly what it is, a hole in the wall…read more But that's a really good thing! This spot is a true classic dive and is a must stop for any dive bar enthusiasts in the Lansing area. The owner is incredibly welcoming. He plays great music, prepares AMAZING fried chicken, and serves good cocktails. There's a pool table and a ton of space to just hang out and chat with your pals. I love this place and will certainly be going back because it's tough to find good customer service like this nowadays.

Good music, good food, and good service. A great bar. One…read moreof the best places to party.

I have enjoyed Dagwood's for nearly 60 years. As an MSU student, I thought it was a very "classy"…read morejoint back then: Michelob on tap and beer mugs that had a unique handle; a curve connected at the bottom with a gap of about half an inch at the top. Big time, baby!! In those 58 years, the exterior has not changed except for a patio on the back side. The men's room is really small; much like Texaz Grill in Phoenix!! No door on the toilet stall to this day. Seating area has same setup; booths and tables appear to have been replaced over those years. Dagwood's offers 10 or more draft beers today. The classic MIchelob is absent. I had ham and bean soup, cheeseburger and fries. The soup is homemade and just what I wanted. Burgers are all smash-style; cooked to order and still juicy. To me, the fries are the hit; hand-cut fresh potatoes fried to order and great! Saturday afternoon was a little spotty but they got the job done. Dagwood's is a classic college dive bar with good food cooked behind the bar for all customers to see.

I can remember the first time I was here back in 1992 (yes, I'm old), I don't think I ever had a…read morenon-fast burger before, but I can tell you without a doubt this burger single handedly changed the meaning of my existence. Fresh meat, flat top grill that has been well seasoned over decades (I'm assuming it's not new) of use. I think one of the reasons I've been so thrilled with the recent smash burger uprising is because they remind me so much of these style of pub burgers. Coming back 30 years later, I can't say that much has changed. The burger was still delicious, the service was still solid and if you love dive bars and old classic pubs as much as I do, the decor was solid and pleasing. You get what you see here, there is nothing fancy, but everything is great. If you love burgers (or wings which are also yummy but drumstick style) this is an absolutely underrated spot to get a basic bacon cheeseburger and fries. As you can imagine, they have a good selection of beer and liquor along with tradtional pop. Can't wait to come back and get another burger soon.

I got the Greek wrap without meat and it was on could have used more sauce. It wasnt that busy but…read moreservice was not the best I was done with my drink and food for almost 15 min before the bartender asked if I was done. Mind you I have stacked my stuff up and I was sitting at the bar passed by a few times and never asked if I wasnt another drink or if I liked the food or anything. So thats why I gave it 3 stars. I would go again and just ask for more of whatever sauce was on it.

Hostess, very friendly. Service, horrible. Waitress…read moreovercharged and once she brought food we never saw her again. We had to ask a waiter to find her for drinks, boxes and our bill. Food was ok, not good. Nachos had almost no cheese on them at all. Also, there were young boys walking through the restaurant and outside of the restaurant selling candy bars...not as a fundraiser. Just a package from the store. They asked us 5 times if we wanted to buy them. Their mother was in the parking lot when we left and she was yelling at us for standing near a parking spot she was trying to get to. We will never be back.

I ordered the cod and chips. The fish looked like my grand kids frozen fish at school was…read morepulverized until flat and had a cheap grainy coating. Sprite was flat. Way over paid @ $15 for the meal it was over done and just really bad

Good beer selection, but the beers poured very flat. The website says happy hour craft pints are…read more$5, the sign when you walk in says $4 but my bill said $6. When I asked the bartenders, I was met with eye rolls and ridicule. Terrible service. There was also a cigarette smoke smell but I didn't see anyone smoking.

Fun bar to go to and their Latin nights are great. They have a patio for outdoor seating in the…read moresummer which is nice. Our bartender was so helpful she had great customer service . Food is just okay and kind of expensive, spicy pig pizza was not spicy at all and very greasy

Great pizza for a college bar and had many other options as well. The bartenders and servers were…read moresuper attentive and friendly. Not only that but the music was awesome!! This place rocks

We are back.. this time we got the burger with ham bacon cheese & an egg on a pretzel bun... it was…read moreso good and we added a side of olive sauce! I highly recommend. We had already eaten half of it, before we took a picture Their olive sauce is really good too!

Warm beer on tap. Warm beer in the coolers. Bartenders can't make a margarita, mule, or pretty much…read moreanything well. The menu is one of those new "everything is 15 bucks" Even tacos???? Lmao. I can get the best taco there is anywhere for 3 or less a pop. There's is 14 bucks for 3. No beans and rice. Pizza couldn't touch the main street pizzeria down the block. They shouldn't serve it. One of the worst places I've been to. Service is good except on trivia night.

I did not eat inside so I can't comment on the ambiance or service. Instead I got to try out…read moredelivery to the MSU College of Law. I'll be honest the pizza was okay. It wasn't bad but it was not the best. However, the pasta was amazing! I would def order from them again just for the pasta!

This place is absolutely massive, which is exactly why we picked it for our group of twenty seven…read morepeople. A big group needs space and a huge menu so everyone can actually find something they want to eat. The college aged kids working the tables were running around trying their absolute best to keep up with the drink orders and the food. It took forever for anything to arrive, but honestly that part is understandable with a crowd our size. Things started getting weird when the entrees showed up before the appetizers and salads. I dug into my stuffed Chicago style pizza and noticed it was barely warm. Even stranger, it was sitting in this unbaked pan on top of some weird tray keeping it off the bottom. There was zero crusting on the pan at all, which makes no sense for a pizza that is supposed to bake for thirty minutes. It was just a lukewarm disappointment. Then the night took a massive turn for the worse. Halfway through the meal, the guy sitting right next to me jumped up because he saw a bug. He lifted his pizza up, and a live cockroach came running out across the table. One of our friends had to trap the thing under a glass. The whole table went into a frenzy, so we called for the manager. When he finally showed up, he was completely nonchalant about the fact that a live roach just crawled out of our dinner. He gave us a casual apology and walked away. After waiting around for another half hour, we spotted him just casually wiping down other tables. We had to confront him again to see what was being done, and he just brushed us off by saying the waitress would handle it. He comped a few minor things, but left almost the entire bill full. We had to push him a third time because half the table lost their appetite and refused to pay for food that came out of a roach infested kitchen. He threw a small discount at us, but still forced everyone to pay for their tabs. While we were trying to settle up and just get out of there, the staff started opening up to us. Our waitress told us she was quitting in a week because this kind of stuff happens constantly, and she was tired of dealing with the fallout. Another waiter mentioned it was only his third day on the job and he was already planning to jump ship. To top it all off, we walked past the kitchen and office area on our way out and the sheer lack of cleanliness explained everything. Unless you want a side of live pests with your lukewarm pizza, absolutely skip this place.

Edmund's is located in a stand-alone building along the gateway to the Downtown area. There is…read morestreet parking and a rear parking lot offering ample parking. The venue is large with plenty of seating options to include outdoor accommodations as well. There is a banquet hall that can be rented for private events. And, it appears to be an option for watching sportsball events as there are several TV's strategically placed for optimal viewing. The menus and specials seemed adequate and the service team was beyond friendly and welcoming. The drinks were ok as was the food, no real complaints but also nothing worth especially mentioning. We would try this place again simply because the staff were great and the environment seemed chill and everything was clean and organized from the bar to the bathroom.

Edmund's located on Michigan Ave & Fairview st., lot's of…read morestreet parking. We arrived around 4:00 pm and where able to seat ourselves, plenty of seating, numerous tvs and plenty of sports to watch. The menu is simple,drinks on one side, food on the other. We ordered fried pickels and the southwest spring rolls, which were both pretty good. I ordered the pulled pork which was pretty good, however it had to be forked, too much BBQ sauce. Sue ordered spaghetti & meatballs/bread,now here's a plate worth every bite, with three large Italian meatballs,smothered in meat sauce, and plenty of pasta. Our waiter was pretty good and answered our questions. I would recommend this to friends and family. $$