Great group of people. Cheap and good dinners almost weekly. Fundraisers for families of fallen…read moreheroes and veterans. Annual poppy drive to honor our veterans, Good cold beer and hot pull-tabs. HDTV for sports. Thursday night NFL Network football games. Also, live music provided by Rally In The Alley every Thursday night (bluegrass/folk/country/originals) from extremely talented banjo, mandolin, ukulele, and guitar musicians to include vocals. Everyone welcome. Support local music and your veterans at the same time!

This store is so much better then the one on south cedar. Cleaner alot more welcoming…read more The biggest advantage and plus. The manager is such a sweetheart unlike the rude person on south cedar. I will be avoiding south cedar even though its closer for this one. When a organization allows management like south cedar to continue working. They just need to shut those doors and move everything to this location.

Good selection, well-organized, decent prices, clean. Staff were friendly & helpful. 50% off last…read moreTuesday of each month

We were coming back from buying some cabinets from a craigslist seller in East Lansing. This store…read moresuddenly appeared and we skated the car to a stop. Did we have any more room in the car? Not really. But we had to see if there was anything that we needed,of course. As long as we are in the mode of fixing up the kitchen. We could not believe how clean and organized this particular Habitat for Humanity Restore was. Much better than the Ann Arbor store, and we told the man who was working there that... And he smiled a big grin. I think anybody in the East Lansing area appreciates a little friendly competitive comparison with A2. As much as I love my city, there is a particular up-north, pine tree & country charm to the greater Lansing area. Everything in the store was organized, well-stocked, clean and usable. There was a lot of construction materials and doors and a really big outside light section that was so well organized, it looked like Menards. We definitely have to drive by here again and see if there's anything else that we need. Of course, like all resale shops, the stock here changes all the time. But this one is definitely a do not miss!

Not the biggest or the best, but A-OK for basic produce needs. Prices are a bit higher than larger…read morefarmers' markets I have been to. The one exception I saw was the family selling the eggs from their Araucana chickens. Don't let the blue color deter you. The yolks are the darkest orange I've ever seen and really, really good when they are fresh. They sell them for $2.00/dozen which he said is the average price. I pay $4.00/dozen for them back in DC! As Louise W. said, it doesn't take long to browse this market. They have a much smaller off shoot of this market directly across from Sparrow on a street off Michigan Ave. Wednesdays: 2:30-7:00pm

I love this market less for its variety than for the vision that created it. It's not the biggest…read morefarm market around, but they have a decent variety of vendors and a commitment to make good, local food available to the downtown area where there are so few sources for fresh foods. They also feature free performances by local talent and information about the services of the Allen Neighborhood Center. If you have no cash, you can use your debit or credit card to buy tokens at a central table which can be used at any of the stalls. It is an open-air market in a parking lot close to two major East/West Lansing bus routes, and is generally open from mid May through Mid October.

I'm loved, belong, and have purpose. That's the motto at City Life. A place where all races, all…read moreages, all faces can come and call home. You feel welcomed when you walk in. From the greeters to the coffee. The message is always on point. I highly recommend this place.

This is the definition of what a church should be. It's literally the book of Acts lived out. From…read morethe theology, to the worship, to the leadership, City Life Lansing is a gospel-centered environment that pays reverence to the context of the Word of God, but also communicates it in a relevant way. A safe space to heal, discover your purpose, grow through discipleship, serve in ministries, and engage in authentic community.

Nice area with pretty views of nearby river and bridge offering hiking and fishing with possible…read moreboating opportunities. The usual Eagles building with food and beverage service, bar, and such. Good service and wonderful members helping out. Entire venue is viewable on YouTube thanks to attendees drone where you can see some beautiful Great Danes in addition to sight and surrounding area.

Wonderful people and for a great cause. Love the bar as well as the large table space for families…read moreto come and enjoy.

Very nice establishment. If you are thinking of joining a Legion or just want information, I'd…read moresuggest checking out the Bath post. It's very nice, large bar and pool area, clean and large bathrooms and a great patio for spring and summer. They do not serve food, however, they do have potlucks and special nights throughout the year. Everyone is very welcoming and friendly, not to mention the great drink prices and service you won't find anywhere else. My husband and I joined last year and we will continue to support them and renew our dues.

There is value in human interaction: through it you may find the Keys To Manifestation!…read moreThis is your stereotypical new age store with a twist: it has altar space and shrines space throughout the store. It is run by caring good hearted people. They have lots of books from Llewellyn Worldwide Press and can special order just about any book in print. It is a great addition to the Lansing Community. Services include but are not limited to: tarot card, rune readings. Reiki energy healing treatments, a quiet stress free room and a Tactile sensory room.