Great historic ambiance Delicious halibut and pot roast and…read morefor starters caprese salad! Our server Lexie was very sweet and attentive to our needs. I would highly recommend this restaurant. Also, the have fabulous baked goods you can buy in their lobby. All around 5 stars for excellence!

We ate here as we pulled off the highway for a break. If you are looking for an interesting…read moresitsown alternative to the normal lunch or dinner stop, this is a great choice. Schuler's is a beautiful restaurant in a very cool (and historic) setting. The service was very good, and the everyone was very friendly. There is an extensive wine list, full bar and plenty of interesting beers to choose from. You definitely need to try the famous cheese spread, but the corn dip was also good. All of our entrees were delicious and had large portions - everyone took home leftovers. Overall I would plan to spend a few extra minutes walking around if you've never been here. There is a lot to see and take in. There is plenty of seating for large groups, a quiet date, or family dinner. I would have given this 5 stars, but the price felt a bit heavy for what it was. 5 of us had lunch, no alcohol, shared 1 appetizer and it was $200. A bit pricey for what we expected but the food was still good.

I absolutely love the location in Coldwater, Michigan. Always good food and great service. I am so…read moreglad this location is still open.

Pitiful buffet. Very limited selection of mediocre food. Not…read moreworth the over $20 per person. Expected MUCH MORE after the remodeling. Our server, however, was FANTASTIC. (The Diet Pepsi Guy)

The historic rioms are adorable but the beds are small and not meant for 2 adults well. I loved…read morebeing able to open the windows old school style and hear the birds and feel the morning breeze. The pool was great but the one hot tub was always packed with kids and has a six person limit so tough to enjoy with such a large resort. The docks are managed by the DNR so first come first serve, but if staying at the inn, you can park your watercraft's overnight. The buffet on Saturday was really bad and the service okay but it was a buffet. They ran out of food with over an hour left and didn't refill part of it. You can't order from the menu on Saturday either, only their buffet and it was $18.99 and overpriced for what you got. You also have to pay just to get to the in through the park which was another $15 for out of state visitors.

We have been to this Inn many times over the years and decided to celebrate our 25th wedding…read moreanniversary for one night in a Patio Suite. We arrived early, but we were told that the room was not ready. This was a Tuesday and the Inn seemed to be mostly empty. We tried again at 4:00, which is the stated check-in time. Still not ready. We watched as several people came and checked in with no issues ahead of us. Finally, we were able to check in at 4:30. We had pre-ordered a bottle of white wine for our room to celebrate, however, by the time we got into the room, all the ice had melted and the wine was warm. The rooms are so old with dirty carpeting and dusty furniture. The bedroom TV is streaming only and the Wi-fi is not good at all, so it was useless. We used to have a lot of fun in the arcade, however, it has been completely changed and is an absolute joke. Half of the machines were unplugged or not working and they no longer take quarters. We walked around some of the park and found the trails to be completely overgrown in a lot of areas. We went to the dining room around 7:00pm. They were completely understaffed to the point that someone who usually works in the kitchen turned out to be the only server, busser and host....she was doing everything by herself. When we ordered a 2 glasses of wine with dinner, we were told there wasn't anyone old enough to pour alcohol! Are you kidding!?! I would like to say one positive thing. The server, I believe her name was Gabby, was the only employee in the entire Inn that was pleasant and did as good of a job as she possibly could have. Our history and relationship with the Potawatomi Inn may have come to an end....sadly.

Trolley is consistently in the 4-5 star range. Had lunch today with our daughter who ordered their…read moregrilled shrimp (6 large crustaceans) with their spicy Diablo sauce (pictured). Came with a creamy rice pilaf. She added their great salad bar for a complete and filling lunch! Our server was Jenn C, and she could not have been better! Prompt, attentive, radiant smile, efficient, and added to the welcoming ambiance of Trolley. I had their French Onion soup which is some of the best in town. Brothy (not thickened), full of flavor, delicious. I always get it with no bread or croutons and it still arrives at the table hot and layered with melted Swiss. A fav! I also had the tuna sashimi appetizer (pictured) as my entree, which they present beautifully! All in all, a great place for lunch (or dinner) w/friends or loved ones!

We went to the Trolley Bar to have the salad bar tonight, but for the first time in my 40 - odd…read moreyears of paying my own way at a restaurant, I suggested we drink our beers and leave without eating, even though we had ordered the salad bar and a French Onion soup. The reason(s)? Let me explain in detail: The restaurant was practically empty at 6 pm on a Sunday night (not a good sign); we were seated at a 4 top about parallel with the bar, where we observed a waitress chowing down on a piece of cheesecake at the bar, not 10 feet from us (she left the rest to come back to later). No one wants to see staff eating or drinking and then preparing or serving food. We ordered a salad bar each, at $17.99 per person, and my wife added on a French Onion soup. I went to the washroom and saw that they had 2 containers of soap (that were supposed to be in wall - mount dispensers) on either side of the sink. However, only the one on the right actually worked. I turned to leave, and saw that the toilet paper was sitting on top of the hand bar, instead of the holder, which appeared to be missing a piece. By the door, they have a baby changing table with various cleaning items underneath (not a huge deal, but no one wants to see the inside of a custodian's closet). I returned from the washroom and we subsequently approached the salad bar, only to find about 6 plates, and a few scraps of burnt (rusty) lettuce in each of the three bowls. I said to my wife, "I'm sorry, I'm not eating this. Let's go somewhere else." I waived the waitress over, who dropped off some bread that looked like it was a week old and had been deep fried, and told her that we would pay for our beers and leave. I told her that the salad bar lettuce was burnt, and we weren't going to eat it. As we finished our beers, the manager came over and said he heard that we had issues with the salad bar. I asked him if he had a moment, and we walked over to the salad bar, where they had refilled one bowl of lettuce. I picked up a piece of rusty lettuce from another, smaller bowl, and explained that the big bowl had the same burnt lettuce in it. I also showed him the pictures of the washroom, and explained, for context, that I am a certified executive chef. The manager was so apologetic that he even took the salad bar off of our bill...which was generous considering we hadn't eaten one bit of it. All in all, he was patronizing and unapologetic, which was extremely disappointing considering I was very respectful and was actually trying to help the Trolley Bar to not lose more customers (which, as a 40 year veteran of the hospitality industry, is my duty). The ONLY reason I gave one star (other than that it's not possible to give 0 stars) is that the beer glasses were cold. Other than that, we will never return, even though we have had 3 - 4 good meals there in the past. Good luck in the future. I would suggest implementing a staff training plan as soon as possible.

It was available so we snagged it. Diamond Hilton Honors members. The building is super old. Not…read morerenovated at all. Everything is old. We did get an upgrade with a sliding door to the pool area. Tried buying laundry soap from the machine took our money twice. Nothing given back. The desk did refund us. Fitness center was ok and again outdated. The lounge was great. Great bartender super nice. Sadly understaffed. She appears to have had to tend bar and wait on tables. Not cool for her at all. Good food and healthy pours. Check out was seamless. Staff again - amazing. It served its purpose.

Very dirty rooms and the hotel is dated. We had food all over the carpet and hair on the bed…read moresheets. They have plastic sheeting hanging up throughout the building to cover damaged areas. I paid $300 to stay for 1 night and I would have had better luck with a motel 6. The front desk lady was extremely rude and just chuckled when I told her about the dirty carpets. Would not recommend staying there unless you want to get a whole panel of vaccinations. Just atrocious.

Definitely unique building. The inside clean and antique decoration. Like walking into the past…read more We went there twice in a week. Menu is huge. So much to choose from. It was delicious both times. The waitresses were very friendly and efficient.

Cool location on river with neat atmosphere. The service was excellent. The food, however, not that…read moregreat. The menu has so many things on it that perhaps they should concentrate on less choices with better quality. My wife and I had the chicken sandwiches which were dry and bland. Buns crumbly. Our kids were also unimpressed with what they had. As we had never been to Battle Creek before it was fun to try a unique restaurant, but the food here will keep us from returning.

Went to the One North, was a bit crowded. Sat down at 7:15, order taken at 7:20 and had it bagged…read moreup at 7:45 and ready to go. After going the first week for the World Series of Burgers and how good the burger was, I went for the second week to try out the Wild Thing. This one definitely took over the birder from week one. It was cooked to perfection and the ambiance was nice just to sit and relax. Drinks didn't catch my attention but I'm sure they were tasty. Overall the food was amazing and I'll be going back for week 3. Please keep the wild sauce on the menu, it was really good .

Looking for a late lunch on Wednesday afternoon so found this place near the hotel thought we'd…read moregive it a try. Having recently had a heart attack I'm very selective on entrées but found a nice salmon and spinach wrap that fit the bill, wasn't a ton of flavor, but I doctored it up and it was fine. With my diet lately I'm depending on spices, but this was plenty of food and well worth the price point. My colleague had the sirloin steak and veggies. He seemed to whip through it pretty quick, steak looked perfectly done for a thinner, lunch cut, and we both just drink water since we're traveling and had more appointments. I'd love to get this place another try and go for more of the pizza or other dishes that we're standing out and certainly take advantage of the bar. Big place, clean, good service. Highly recommend.

7-23-26 my server Merideth Was Great! Thats why i eat here every Thursday when i am here for the…read moreCar Show

Linda, our server, was amazing. Have to give her credit for being pleasant, prompt and friendly…read more She added to the experience. The food was also amazing. I forgot to take pictures cause I was chomping it down. Let's start off with the Apple Butter on the dinner rolls, delicious. The butter was creamy and very flavorful. The rolls were fluffy and yet still thick. Had the Grilled Ham with Mashed Potatoes and Veggie Beef Soup. The soup hit the spot to start my meal off. When that thick cut of ham was placed in front of me, my mouth was watering already. The first bite was juicy and crispy. Grilled just right. Add in a creamy with chunks mashed potatoes. And a great gravy.. I could not have been happier, I am still longing for more! The atmosphere was homestyle for sure. Cozy, felt like I was out in the country at grandmas. Will def be back when I'm in the area again.