Yesterday was the most beautiful warm spring day so my sister, friend, and I went straight to TBA…read moreto enjoy cocktails and apps on the patio. It was heaven. We're lucky that we got there early because it filled up quickly, but the servers were always friendly and quick to check on us or clear our table. I enjoyed the Pimm's Cup, my friend loved her Moscow Mule, and my sister liked her cocktail from the new Spring menu. We also had the whipped spicy feta app and the charcuterie board - both were great.

The Bourbon Affair gave speakeasy, cozy and sophisticated vibes. It was packed when we came in but…read morethe server found us and seated us easily, the great service definitely stood out. It was a little loud for us but the outdoor patio area with the gas fire was perfect, we could still hear the band and it gave us more space. This is a great place to get a night cap like a White Russian, which was sweet and delicious. The friends in the group that knew more about whiskey and bourbon really enjoyed their drinks. I would definitely come here again for a night out!

This is a diamond in the rough! Everything is delish. The drinks are top notch. The place is modern…read morebut not obnoxious. The apps are fantastic. The Pad Thai and chicken farfala is to die for. Wow. We are so excited. We live one small town over. We will be back!

I visited atlas with my family back home for the holidays. I love that there is a trendy option…read morenear Jackson, with fun food options. We experienced about an hour wait before we were seated, they were really busy. The wait after we ordered was a bit frustrating, it was about an hour until our food arrived. The server was attentive and apologetic but they must have been super backed up. I started with the cherry ginger beer mocktail and it tasted like cherry soda. I ordered the Greek salad and found it to be a little heavy on the chickpeas but the dressing was good and light. We started with the lemon ricotta & bread- it was really tasty but the way that it was served was a little awkward in a small jar. As a shareable, it would be easier in a more open bowl, easier for more people to access. We also got the lamb meatballs and it came with pita and tzatziki- I enjoyed it (not spicy fyi). My sister got the miso salmon and I had food envy, that was the best dish at our table. It had a really nice sweet glaze on it with rice and broccolini.

Ann Arbor is always such an interesting spot for a night out. During the school year, the streets…read moreare teeming with college kids bouncing around, which of course is what you would expect from a great college town. What I do love about Ann Arbor is that they balance out the drunk haunts of young adults with great restaurants and high end bars for the people looking for more than a pitcher of cheap beer. Rabbit Hole is one of those spots. Down the same little alley way as Circ Bar, this underground bar is tucked away, stone hallways and open up and lead to different openings that provide seating, a dance floor and an amazingly stocked bar. If you like bourbon you will love this spot. Our bartender was fantastic, absolutely worked with me on working out a drink. I know I took a pic of an espresso martini, but my drink was made perfect also. Another nice surprise was that it wasn't some crazy price on the drink (I mean any crazier than other places and quite cheaper than around my home), especially for Ann Arbor. Walking away from the bar is a dance floor, and surrounding it are booths in a separate rooms and tables on a level up from the dance floor. There are also two hallways that lead to more booths and tables in different areas of the bar. As you can imagine this is a huge place. We came on a Friday and it wasn't very busy, but school is out and the weather had just broke so not surprising. I really enjoyed my time and the company I was with, and I would definitely go back.

Another place actually open later, I needed to come and try…read more Rabbit hole definitely has a unique look. It reminded me of visits through caves I just needed some Stalactites. Definitely a bit confusing to figure out where to go. I wish I had been given some direction. There is seating against the wall throughout the winding halls. There is a dance floor and a couple bars. I loved the look which would definitely bring me back if I had also loved the Cocktails. The drink I ordered was way too sweet. I was underwhelmed. Most of their drinks looked on the sweeter side even the bartender mentioned. For my second I just ordered a glass of bubbly. It was also on the sweeter side but an improvement. For the prices, I really don't want to have to get up, find my way back to the bar to order my drink, then walk back to my seat avoiding the people and trying not to spill.

Had a great time here, and our waitress was very attentive and kind, unfortunately we were charged…read morea cake cutting fee of $10 for 5in cake and it was never EVER mentioned that we would have a fee for such a small service.

Walked in on a Saturday night without a reservation. Placed on the wait list for a table and got…read moreset up at the standing section of the bar. Fast and friendly service provided us a bottle of water and information regarding the menu. Ordered one cocktail each, shortly after receiving we were taken to a table. The cocktails were excellent, in particular the tokidoki had a nice banana bread like quality. Fun and bustling atmosphere. Will have to come back to try the food menu!

We celebrated Valentine's Day early and had a fantastic Friday night dinner at The Grateful Crow!…read more The staff has been friendly, accommodating, and helpful every time we've eaten there, and the food is great. The burgers are delicious, salmon is cooked just the way I request it, fries are tooo good! Last night we shared the Beef Tips with smashed potatoes and zip sauce. We added the shrimp and it was perfect. Highly recommend!

Pretty good and unique food, fun interesting drinks. Very cool ambiance. Like gothy. Service was…read moregreat too.

Andy has a different approach to hospitality. You order a simple drink, he is going to treat it…read morespecial. My vodka sodas are treated with the same respect as an espresso martini (you should try one. They are awesome, unless like me you don't drink caffeine after 3pm). His drinks a made with fresh squeezed juice (daily), and accompanied by a great play list of music. He loves what he does, and that shows in every drink. Everyone else is great too. Andy won't let someone pour you a drink, unless they take the same kind of care.

This place lives up to the hype! Amazing cocktails. Great happy hour specials. Dope music and…read moreimpressive 70's decor. We had: gimlets, the bees knees, daiquiris and avalanches. All were fab. If you love honey, get the bees knees. A quick walk to Thompson & co or plant based coneys after a few drinks. We will definitely return.

Found parking nearby on the street and walked over…read more You seat yourself when you get in. The bartender was really nice and served us water in addition to our drinks. I got a lychee one because I prefer sweet drinks and it was good but tasted nothing like lychee. The drinks were about $15 each. It has a nice ambiance and I was able to enjoy a conversation with my date without any loud music or distractions.

Super cute cocktail bar! Huge menu and great service. The whole place has a more dark, cozy viberead more

Laker's Landing was formerly Laker's Food & Spirits. I no reference to the former owners…read more Laker's is a moderately small restaurant tucked behind several buildings on the Main Street. I didn't see any signage on the main road or on the street where you turn. There isn't any good signage that helps you definitely know that you have arrived at Laker's. Once you get there you will scramble to find a parking spot on a busy night. Again the signage for where it is okay to park is not good as well. Laker's is set right on the lake. The deck only sets three tables. The view is great. However you better make a reservation if you want to secure an outdoor seat. Once inside....the view of the lake isn't bad. There are lots of windows to share the view with those outside. The interior of the restaurant is broken up into three areas - east & west dinning and a bar. All areas have an attractive multi-colored wood walls. This is complimented by the wood floors and dark furniture. The interior is welcoming and comfortable. The bar is very attractive. The east dinning room is VERY LOUD for some reason. The west side was much quieter. The staff we encountered were very friendly. The hostess doubles as a bus person so we had to wait to find out what happens after you arrive - again "hostess will seat up" sign. I was surprised that half of the staff didn't wear shirts with the Laker's logo. Our waitress Katie was excellent. She knew her menu well and had several spot on recommendations. She was concerned about our dinning experience and advised us that a large party was coming so she wanted to make sure we got our orders in ahead of them. Katie was right on top of the refills as well. We ordered the jalapeño crab filled wontons to start. The jalapeño wonton was not hot or over spicy. The filling was creamery with a slight crab taste. The wontons were a bit crispy. Overall a nice appetizer but no rememberable flavors here. My side salad was very good. The salad was a nice size presented in a fashionable bowl. The Ingredients were very fresh. The right amount cheese mixed well with the homemade honey mustard dressing. The dressing had a slightly sweet flavor with a creamy smooth consistency. The taste mirrored a high quality store bought dressing. My wife had the Cobb salad. Again the salad was a nice size with plenty of fresh veggies and lettuce. The homemade raspberry vinaigrette dressing was outstanding. The dressing was slightly sweet with small pieces of raspberries in the sauce. Overall the salad was very good. For dinner I ordered the breasted chicken and Mac & Cheese. The Mac & cheese was a bit dry. You kind of expect a creamy oozing sauce on elbow noodles. The noodles were perfectly cooked. The cheese was thin and stuck to the noodle with a darker color (looked like well baked on but not overly baked). The chicken was outstanding. The breading was thin and slightly crispy. It did hold a bit more grease flavor than you might like. However the breading was simply delicious! The chicken was extraordinarily moist. It could be easily cut with a fork. Overall Laker's Landing does a pretty good job with dinner. The cocktails, which we didn't have, looked very attractive and tempting. You will find the prices to be very fair and a moderately sized menu. Give them a try!

A group of 10 Hamilton High School class of 1967 alumni recently met at Lakers Landing for a…read moreclassmate's going away party. We had a great time. Our waitress, Jhurni, was very efficient and friendly. The food was delicious and served in a reasonable time. We had excellent treatment throughout the initial planning and during the party. We would certainly choose this scenic location for our next event.

We stumbled upon this gem before heading to Ledger for brunch and absolutely loved it. It's…read morefemale-owned and they craft their own bourbon and whiskey, which makes it even more impressive. It's a great spot for a date night.

The place is very nice and cozy. Rustic and modern. It's more of their own house made bourbon. They…read morehave flights of bourbon and whiskey. Their menu is very limited and only 3 food items like charcuterie, nuts and cheese. The servers are very nice and knowledgeable about their specialty drinks. It great place to just have a few drinks and relax.

The Habitat is the cozy bar inside of Weber's Restaurant formal dining room that's inside the…read moreWeber's Boutique Hotel. (Whew! That was a mouthful!) The most important thing to know is that everything Webers is awesome, fantastic, top-drawer, and always dependable. What I like about The Habitat is its relaxed atmosphere versus the quieter dining experience of Weber's Restaurant, its stage for live evening performances, its signature drink menu (check out the Aviation), and its sophisticated energy. You can order most (maybe all) the same food that's on the Weber's Restaurant menu. The table service at The Habitat is equally as good as the staff at Weber's Restaurant, so don't feel like you're missing out. The two venues offer uniquely different dining and atmosphere experiences.

Habitat is our weekend go-to date night in the A2 area. It's a bit further for us coming from Ypsi…read morebut worth it to see consistently great live jazz from Rob Crozier and his rotating band members and vocalists. All master musicians that add the perfect tone to a cozy space. Drinks are great and the food is high quality at great prices. Don't change a thing! Oh, and our servers are always very attentive.