Steve Shade doesn't know how to manage a club. And the head pro is a total fake. Go elsewhere for…read moreyour golf outings.

I attempted 3 times to get reservations for the Mothers Day Brunch. Twice I left voice mails that…read morenever got returned and the 3rd time, I got transferred to the dining room and someone picked up, but was having a conversation with another person. After about 45 seconds, they hung up the phone. We ended up going somewhere else to celebrate.

I came her recently for a baby shower and the venue is very very nice. It looked like there were…read moretwo spaces available to rent out for such occasions which is great. It was a nice summer day so no surprise it was busy and packed all the way around. I was really disappointed in the lack of parking by the entrance and it seemed not very easily accessible for handicapped persons. When I went in it was gorgeous but the space we were in seemed like it needed a lot of updates and maintenance. I wouldn't say Stone Oak needs to be modern but the light fixtures seemed like they hadn't been touched in ages which seems a little odd for what is supposed to be a more upscale place. I will say all the food is AMAZING!!!!

Me and a group of Friends dine there for its Seafood Buffet. The presentation of seafood was…read moredelectable and delicious for those who love seafood. The second presentation of foods and desert where magnificent. I had vegetables mix scalloped potatoes perch chicken smoked and a assortment of other options that not smelled good but tasted fantastic.

You now have to buy a wristband to play the games here. Much like my first visit, only 2 pinball…read moregames were functioning and some of the other games weren't working, either. For 2 nonalcoholic drinks and 2 wristbands, it was over $30! They automatically added gratuity on the total for the drinks AND wristbands, instead of just the beverage total, which didn't seem very fair to me. If they are going to charge a fee to play the games and gratuity on top of that, the games should all be in working order.

Delicious food and great comedians! A great go to! The games can be excruciating but they are great…read morefor an affordable all you can play

It says you can BYOB and paint, but that's not true. You can't drink unless you have a PRIVATE…read moreparty of 8-10+ people. My mom wanted to do a Paint and drink activity for her 70th birthday with me and my daughter. I'm glad I called before I bought our tickets because they say you can drink before you get there, but not in the class unless you have a private party. I don't understand why this would have a title of "UNCORK the artist" and be advertised in the category of "drinking and painting" when you're not allowed to actually drink THERE.

What a great idea! Here's a place where you can go for a…read morefun 'art class.' Each class has a featured painting that an instructor walks you through step by step how to paint it. They provide you with the canvas, paint and brushes. You can bring your own food and drink for a nice relaxing evening. It's a fun, unique thing to do with friends, on a date or even by yourself. They have classes for kids, couples, and you can even book a party! It's definitely worth checking out!

Attending a show at the BGSU Planetarium is probably the most fun -and cheapest- activity available…read morein Bowling Green. Over the last decade, my wife and I have taken our three children, as well as their various friends, boyfriends, and girlfriends to easily twenty different programs. However, I will admit that I might be a little biased, as the BGSU Planetarium is where I took my wife on our first date back in 1994. If you are familiar, it goes like this ... When you drive to the BGSU campus, park in Lot H, at the corner of East Merry Avenue and North College Drive, which is right in front of the Psychology Building. The sign says Faculty / Staff Parking Only, but planetarium shows are late enough that in 25 years we have never once gotten a ticket. The walk from Lot H to the Physical Sciences Laboratory Building will take you approximately 90 seconds. If you are not sure which building to aim for, go towards the one that has the giant, 2-story high white golf ball in front of it: that is the dome of the planetarium. The building entrance is located immediately past the dome, just follow the sidewalk. On entering the building, you will be greeted by either a student operator, Dr. Smith (the planetarium director since 1983), or both. As they hand you a program for the night's show, they will tell you that the best seats are the in back. This advice is very true, and to get the most of your show, you should sit as far back in the planetarium as you can get (we try to get there early, in order to score seats in the last row). At the designed time, Dr. Smith will step to the centre of the room where he will explain the layout of the planetarium, then the student console operator will douse the lights and Dr. Smith will give the audience a brief tour of the night sky. After pausing for questions, the show will start using the full-dome video projectors. Once the show itself is over, Dr. Smith will take questions from the audience on all topics relating to astronomy, astrophysics, and planetary exploration. Then, if the night sky is clear, he will invite the audience to join him for a stargaze on the roof of the building, often using the university's .5 meter telescope. The weather at the 6th floor roof is both cooler and much windier than it is on the ground, so be sure to dress appropriately! Happy stargazing!

They are clearly going for a dive bar look, but almost feels manufactured with the modern gaming…read moresystems. The staff was friendly and the food was fast and fresh. I really enjoyed the bacon chicken ranch pizza.

Val is hands down best server we have had, made our whoe experience fantastic. Food was excellent.read more

We attended the Father's Day Car Show and I was impressed by the number of vehicles for the car…read moreshow. Cruisin' Zeake was there providing music and making announcements, there was a silent auction, bake sale, t-shirts for sale to commemorate the event, food trucks, and 50/50 raffle. We went into the museum to check it out and there was a lot more than just cars and trucks on display. This is a "museum" for sure!

Wow, what an museum!!! I don't mean to sound elitist, but…read moreone doesn't think Toledo, Ohio when it comes to world class art. This place is on another level of awesome! As is the glass museum across the street, this museum is free to visit. The exhibits here are world class and include a massive array of art over a 4,000+ year time frame. We also enjoyed the sculpture works outside the museum. I mean, who the hell doesn't want to get on a huge tire swing, play musical instruments or lay on a hammock made of glass?! Just blown away amazed with this place! Thank you!!!

Another museum that's a must to do! Get to know your US nation history. Go beyond what you learned…read morein HS. Amazing