Awesome. I love this bar, so many good memories. It's generational. Shuffle board and friendly…read morepeople. What else could you need

Interesting spot, friendly people, heavy pours, there's a jukebox, and shuffleboard. Will be back!read more

The cook Jessica made my food to perfection! my Alfredo was wonderful & I loved the fish!read more

Enjoyed this spot…read more Was in town for business. Found this spot on yelp, since it was close to my hotel. Order the catfish and fries. Which I was surprising impressed. Great price for the drinks as well.

We attended a concert at the GreenDoor, they open at 7:00pm - 2:30 pm., and had a great time…read more Not sure about food service,no waitress, however, I don't mind getting in line for drinks. I had not been here in many years and some changes have been made, new plate glass windows has been installed with an overhead door that looks as if it opens to the sidewalk. You need to check it out for yourself.

They don't ever have karaoke, as advertised. I don't think that this place is like it used to beread more

Cute, clean, and welcoming spot…read more We try to support local so we frequent Red Cedar every couple of months or so. The live music is nice as are the crowds the free entertainment brings. However, it seems the drinks have gotten a bit more expensive and for seemingly less quantity. The lite food options pair well with the cocktail menu, they are perfect for a happy hour situation or a galavanting night or out!

Local craft distillery that creates a unique blend of vodkas, bitters, etc. Literally everything at…read morethe bar is home made. We visited late and really just stopped in to get a drink but the owner was there and gave us a quick tour. We explored the machines, barrels and containers used to make all spirits and learned about the process of creating their unique blend of spirits. The history of this place is very compelling and our drinks (flamingo) were crafted with perfection. We left with their Apple vodka and that bottle didn't make it through the weekend. The night we visited, no events occurred but the owner did mention they have live music and other events regularly. An overall cute spot I'd return to.

I definitely don't think they're sketchy. Like "Matt C." seems to. Matt may not have ever been…read moreanywhere actually sketchy... I mean come on - this place is full of brand spankin' new "pleather" couches and flat-screen televisions... What's sketchy about it? That said. It's over priced. They have nicer seating than most. And offer some cool all glass hookah pipes but it's not worth the 20% boost in cost (compared to Blue Midnight, which is next door). One other complaint: I hate it when Hookah bars line the front of their store space with "other" smoking paraphernalia. I'm not a prude or anything but smoking a hookah pipe is equivalent to smoking a pipe or a cigar. That said I think there is a real marketing flaw in lining the store with expensive bongs and marijuana pipes. It projects a crap message: that hookah smoking is equivalent to smoking other things; I'm fine with pot smoking but it's a crap marketing move and it'll alienate some of your clientèle. Case in point: this might be the reason Matt C. describes the place as "sketchy," I don't know him so that's just my educated guess. All in all: it's okay.

Kinda sketch, but I somewhat expect that from a hookah lounge…read more Looking like it was decorated by a freshman who had access to a large amount of black-lights and bonded leather sectionals, Six Lounge has a comfortable, albeit "youthful," atmosphere for smoking shisha. They have a large selection of flavors to choose from, and tend to be attentive in adding coals. They additionally have a small selection of drinks to choose from, but no external drinks may be brought in. If you like smoking shisha enough, they even sell pipes and tobacco for you take home. While not my favorite place in town, it is opened late to appease the bar crowds. Since many people don't stay out too late on weekdays, this makes Six Lounge a decent place to study at night.

View was amazing. Great drink variety and taste. Food selection was limited. Service was great…read more Nice vibe to the place.

First of all the views alone award this a 5 star experience. You get to see almost all of campus…read moreand they have an amazing patio. However, the food was just ok, portions were very small for the cost (see attached avocado toast for proof). The service was ok. We went for brunch in the summer and it was not busy at all, probably due to not being football season timing. I was disappointed with their drink options; no tea - ice or hot- and no Dr. Pepper or Vernors. I was equally annoyed that they did not have their full menu available and were only offering their brunch options (it was 12:30 pm ish). I would think since their brunch options were so limited they would have their normal menu available but sadly not. It is a good place to go for small bites. And no parking onsite, only valet with the hotel is available.

The food is really great, and I came in a bit skeptical. But he Gnocchi and the Pork Chop are both…read morereally, really good. The service is also good. Alicia, our server, was attentive and friendly. If it's cold out, it is a bit chilly in the area to the left of the entrance.

the ambiance excellent, the service excellent her name was Sheryl (super sweet lady ) food never…read moreagain. I ordered the wagu, it tasted cokd and chew. I asked for a filet Instead, the brought the fattiest chunk of meat which I'd say about 75-85% of it was pure fat. the wife had Alfredo with wagu steak. she had no complaints she also had a drink (lemonchello spritz). she ate everything up. total bill $171 plus I tipped $40 so $211 for one decent meal a terrible filet and terrible wagu and a drink. I'm going out of town from now on for food. Toscana was poop!

Consistent, friendly service. Great hookah! Very authentic and they even had coconut charcolas…read morewhich are better than quick lites.

Two of us ordered takeout. The Iraqi lamb kebob was ok. The chicken schwarma was like shoe leather…read morewas inedible and had to be thrown away. There are much better middle Easter restaurants in Lansing. Skip.