Food was wonderful. Service was a bit slow but it was totally worth it! Definitely recommend.read more

Food took a very long time. We considered leaving before it came. My meal was almost 30 dollars…read more(shrimp and the smallest loaded baked potato I've ever seen) and I am still starving. My husband had the Elk burger. Good meat on a sad bun. Service was slow and uninspired. I was excited when I saw this place online. Now I'm annoyed we spent over sixty dollars and I will need to eat again.

Tried out Koffee Haus last year and loved it! Can't wait to check it out again soon! 2 espresso…read moreshots was my first choice and they were fantastic.

I ordered an iced brown sugar latte and omg so good. I'm not easily impressed but I love it. Will…read morebe going back!

Dad's tents provided the tent, tables and chairs for our daughter's wedding on May 10, 2015. They…read morewere amazing. From the first visit when we were beginning to research what we needed to the week of the wedding when we had to adjust the order because of the weather, Dave and his workers were helpful, polite and kind. I highly recommend this company.

From the owner: At DAD'S Tents, we treat all of our customers as family. To make your event special and more…read moreenjoyable for you, we offer a great product as well as service at an affordable price.

Came here for a wedding of a good friend. It is a beautiful venue both inside and out. There was…read moreplenty of space for cocktail hour. There way a little concern of rain but because of all the covered space it helped to lower the stress. Plenty of parking for guests.

An absolutely beautiful ceremony and reception venue with the most kind and helpful people running…read moreit. Tammy, Darryl and Kelly are so amazing. They were a huge help in making my day run as successful as it was. I recommend this venue to all.

Fun little wine barn near Cedar! Owner is super friendly and does a great job explaining the…read moreprocess for using the machines to choose your own wine pours. I personally enjoyed the flight. I'm looking forward to coming back during warmer weather to experience the oudoor space!

This wine barn is a bit off the beaten path, but worth checking out. The interior is spacious,…read moreplenty of tables. They have chairs and picnic tables outside as well. They have only Michigan wines, as a self serve wine bar. You start at the main bar to set up an account. They give you a card that can be slotted into one of the wine vending machines, each with four bottles, and three pour options. Everything is well labeled, the wines running from sweet to dry. They have a menu of appetizers, dips, charcuterie board, soft pretzels, flatbreads, etc. They also have some ciders, limited beer, and non alcoholic options. If you are not a fan of Michigan wines, you may not enjoy this spot. Our group had a variety of options, but like start it was a laid back place.

What an amazing event space! We attended a masquerade ball at The Lit, and it was such a fun time…read more There was enough room for people to get refreshments and sit down while not on the main stage, and there was space upstairs for additional activities. It's such a cool and unique building, I hope we're able to attend another event here again!

Went to an event at The lit. They are trophies space for rentals, free saxophone events every other…read moreWednesday, yoga and more! They are back in business serving the community! WELCOME BACK!

This place made me feel 40 yrs younger, bringing back the joy of playing in a 70 or 80s arcade…read moreroom! Great pinball games and screen arcade games, something for everyone really! Staff was super friendly too. We will be back for more fun

This was a most enjoyable hour of a day spent exploring the lower peninsula…read more I grew up with arcades, and I miss them very much. This place has all of the right trappings to make you remember what the experience used to be like. Right down to the candy and pop being available behind the counter. The pinball selection is terrific, best I've seen outside of the pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas. A nice mixture of retro and modern machines. I was also impressed to see that every single machine was up and running with none down for maintenance. I was also happy with the selection of retro video games. Virtua fighter two used to be fun, I'm not as good at it as I used to be, lol. I would certainly enjoy coming back!

I had a great stay here. Staff was super nice. Mike was so nice and the other staff was helpful to…read more The room was very nice and the place was decorated nicely. They went out of their way when I asked if we could use the conference room! They allowed it. They put out more Hot Cocoa when I asked. They were helpful.

What a great stay. The staff was amazing, especially Chris at front desk…read more The room was clean. Well supplied bathroom. The bed was comfortable but my only concern was the height of bed. I had a difficult time getting on it. Too high for seniors, disabled people, younger kids... Free breakfast was a treat. A lot of choices and staff were keeping serving dishes full.

A visit to Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park is the kind of outing that quietly turns into…read morehours of wandering without you noticing. One minute you're "just taking a stroll," and the next you're deep in a full-on appreciation tour of art, nature, and your step count. The blend of sculptures and natural landscapes is beautifully done. It invites you to slow down, look closer, and occasionally wonder if something is art or just a very confident tree. The butterfly exhibit was a highlight. Peaceful, delicate, and just the right amount of magical without trying too hard. Definitely worth lingering a bit longer there. That said, it was very crowded on a Saturday midday, even with the chilly weather. Apparently, everyone had the same "let's be cultured and outdoorsy today" idea. We're already planning a return visit next time we're in town, likely on a weekday in early fall, when the pace feels a little softer and the experience can breathe a bit more. Highly worth it... just maybe not at peak "everyone had the same plan" hours.

Bought a ticket for their Christmas light show and it was totally worth it!…read more Parking is free. There were attendants in the lot, guiding us where to park. Upon entry, there's a snack bar. You can buy food and drinks and bring them along with you. I got the spiked hot cocoa. I was surprised they have a fireball shot ski!!!! It was so cold that night. I really enjoyed warming up along the walking path at all the fire pits. They also had some pop up tents with heaters and more snacks and drinks. The whole event was well put together. The path was wide enough for adults, kids, strollers and people to pass by or stop and take pics. The sculptures were so pretty! My favorite part was the spot lights because the snow made the lights seem like they were sparkling. The inside of the building had Christmas trees from many countries. I enjoyed reading the captions and learning about their traditions. The gardens were open as well- the desert plants are so cool. The tiny train and building exhibit was nice. They have a ton of local architectural buildings that are miniaturized with natural materials. There is a 15 min Christmas video you can watch; I watched it. It was a little boring. I don't recommend that video for kids. Bathrooms are clean. The gift shop was very nice. They sell ornaments, shirts, plants, etc. Overall, this was such a fun holiday thing to do. I took advantage of all of it. I was there for almost two hours. The pasty was huge and delicious. I took one to go! Worth every penny. The spiked hot cocoa I got was $18 and came in a souvenir cup. It's a really nice cup! It has the museum logo on it. The lid has a great closing mechanism. It has a little air hole though so it can leak. But it kept my drink hot for the whole mile. Bring mittens, wear boots, cover your head and ears, and have hand warmers in your pockets. It's cold out there! But it was so nice to see the lights and the music interacting and to walk the path and enjoy the sculptures lit up. Tickets sell out so buy in advance online.

I arrived at Grandma's House after a 12-hour bike ride in the rain. "Grandma" and her husband Larry…read moremade me feel welcome right away. They've had a lot of cyclists stay with them, though I was likely wetter and muddier than their usual client. Fortunately I was the only guest that night (I just missed a family with seven children), so I took over the upstairs bathroom to wash and dry myself and my gear. Sure, a hotel room would also have served, but I felt so much cheerier in a cozy, friendly home after that long day. They are very nice and down-to-earth folks. They'll have breakfast ready when you want it (just tell her the night before) and will have you feeling like you're part of their family. During breakfast I learned about what several of their 19 grandchildren are up to, and a visiting great-granddaughter joined us too. This place is an incredible value at $60.00 per night, and I will definitely stay there again if I'm in the area. Note: This is their home, so don't expect it to be like a hotel. I don't think they have wifi, and only one bedroom has a TV. Spend some time sharing stories with them instead. Note 2: Call at least a day ahead to be sure they have a room available for you. They are often unable to accommodate drop-ins.

What a nice place to stay! I stayed at this B&B from June 24 to 28 and couldn't have asked for a…read morebetter B&B experience. At $60 a night its a fantastic deal, and if you're lucky Grandma will make French toast on the same thick, sesame seed bread as she did for me. Keep in mind the owners actually live in the house unlike many B&B's, but in my opinion this was not a problem as they were friendly and welcoming but not bothersome. Cozy, clean, and a great deal. Thumbs up!!