Couldn't find the dining room, it was tucked behind an arcade room and looked very unfinished. The…read moretacos were not special. Tasted like something I could easily make at home.

Came here for the first time on a Friday night and it wasn't too busy. A little confused with the…read morehalf arcade half restaurant vibe but could be perfect for a specific occasion. Atmosphere was retro and definitely took me back to the 90s. A little disappointed they had no beer available, but makes sense since they distill their own spirits. Food was slightly above average. We had the nachos, boneless wings, and two tacos. Nothing wrong with the food, but also nothing to write home about. Service was fine, but again nothing special. Not sure if we will back unless we're looking for a trivia night (Wednesdays) or we have a hankering for pop-a-shot or air hockey.

First things first. I have to address why I was so sad after this visit. I TOTALLY FORGOT they have…read moremini cocktail flights. I was so excited about this option when I saw it on Instagram but there is so little mention of it in the menu (basically an, "ask us about our mini cocktail flight" at the bottom of a page) and no leaflet showing the flight details or price. I'm very much a person that likes to try a little bit for everything so once I remembered it after we left, I had a moment. I got a Gin Fizz and the bf got a Blueberry Vanilla Mule. The gin Fizz tasted very much like lemonade, even with the addition of cran flavoring. The Blueverry Vanilla Mule was very strongly clove. If you like clove, you'd likely like that one. We decided against getting second cocktails since happy hour had ended, but got a flight to try their stuff. We like the liqueurs but they are hard to sip straight due to all the flavor they pack. Our favorite was the Pink Peppercorn Gin out of everything we tried. We would definitely come back, but please print out the cocktail flight list or at least suggest it if people are hemming and hawing over what to get like I was.

I loved Green Door Distilling! Nate and I stopped in for a drink and ended up doing the tour, which…read morethey do on Fridays. The tour is $20 and it comes with a flight, which we were going to try anyway. Or you can just do the tour for $10 if you don't want a flight. It's not much of a "tour" in a physical sense as their production facility is small, in just one room, but we learned a lot about distilling in general, as well as a lot of information about the company and their products. I'd highly recommend it especially if you don't know much about the company. The interior has a 20s speakeasy feel, which I really liked. It's a little fancy but comfortable and welcoming. The drink menu was pretty large and it was tough for me to choose which drink I wanted after the flight. I ended up with the blueberry margarita because it was on happy hour. It was really great! Not too sweet. Nate got the cherry black Manhattan which we both enjoyed too. I loved the flight because we got to try pretty much all of the spirit offerings, including their amaro, Oaxacan green corn bourbon, and pink peppercorn gin, which were all unique and very tasty. Our bartender was knowledgable and very kind - great service. I'll definitely be back!

Nick and Jo a lovely married couple who started a distillery and have a great passion for it. We…read morelucked out to hit them when they were open. Both are locals of Kalamazoo and live and work in the area. They recommend to call ahead if you want to do a tasting. We got a tour of the place and for 10$ we sampled 8 spirits and we learned so much about the process.

We walked here from our downtown stay through the Kalamazoo Commons Refreshment Area (they are just…read morepast the boundaries). This stop made our weekend extra special, we did not know what we were walking into. Super nice people, great liquor. If we find ourselves back in Kalamazoo, we would definitely visit again. This is a great destination for a day in the zoo. Thank you!!

I am from michigan originally and was visiting from Florida and took my parents who still reside in…read moreMichigan to this distillery for a evening of fun and good food of which Gull Lake Distilling Co came through with flying colors!!! The bartender was awesome!!

Thanks for totally ignoring me when I came to the bar to order. 5 staff chatting with each other…read moreand didn't look at me at all. Instead walked away. Big mistake. I'm a big tipper for superior service.

I have been to more distilleries than I care to count, and this tour was honestly one of the best…read moresmall distillery tours I've been on. The standard 1-hour tour was a short tour followed by an incredibly informative tasting with lots of storytelling in between drinks. Our tour guide was incredible and I wish I remembered his name to appropriately give him his flowers. We stopped for lunch at the on site restaurant afterwards which was a great way to cap off our experience. What a great way to spend a Saturday!

Detroit style pizza had a lovey crispy-cheese edge but lacked the airy crust I'm accustomed to…read more The tomato was pale and grocery store quality - why? It is July and Michigan has lovely local tomatoes available! The whiskey flight was fun and I would enjoy returning for a tasting.

Second distillery I've ever visit and we stumbled upon it after leaving bells brewing. Galesburg is…read moreabout 20 minutes outside of downtown Kalamazoo and after bringing our daughter and son in law to bells we decided we wanted to switch it up. Mainly due to the fact that our son in law isn't a beer lover and we aimed to give him a good time this particular weekend. The building was once a bowling alley and has an almost industrial or automotive feel... like a garage. Really cool atmosphere and leaning towards almost steam punk. There was a taco food truck parked outside which smelled delicious and a patio packed with patrons. Inside is super spacious... sort of an odd smell inside which I couldn't tell you of it was due to the equipment but it was a slight bit off putting. Figured I'd mention. Between the 4 of us we did 2 flights of a variety of the liquors they offer. The apple pie and cinnamon moonshines were our favorites. Fun experience

Very nice people and environment! Awesome drinks and the outside is amazing. Nice shaded areas, or…read moresunny areas if you like that lol. Will definitely be back!

Great conversation and spirits. This is a laid back place that feels like your neighbor's house…read more It is with the visit!

Our daughter recommended we come to this tasting event so we went this evening for the Susan Louise…read moreOat Whiskey tasting and the Susan Louise Oat Whiskey Oatmeal cookie whiskey cocktail was delicious!! The owners are amazing and we highly recommend trying them out if you haven't yet!! 10 s

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.

This was a great small batch distillery. The staff were very knowledgeable and friendly. We tried…read morea flight and each one was extremely good. The peaches be crazy flavored whiskey was my favorite. It's a great stop if you're in the area!

I really like this small distillery in South Bend. After you see the grotto at Notre Dame, hit…read morethis place for cocktails and or some pours. Yes.... Well worth the visit! Their Old Fashioned are very good! Their original bourbon is one of the best I've had. Very fine stuff. Parking on site.

As Restaurant Week's final day draws to a close, we chose to try The Bier Distillery…read more Off a busy road, not too far from the West River Drive exit, is a well lit restaurant adorned with wooden barrel tables and chairs. Lofted above is a great looking outdoors complete with heat lamps and a mini A framed covered area that can be rented for parties. We were greeted warmly by friendly staff and given a kids menu, draft and spirits menu, regular menu and restaurant week menu. Menus galore! We went with the 3 course meal (many items can be ordered on the regular menu) for $25. I ordered the tomato paprika soup and my husband got the split pea soup. Of the two, the split pea soup was the clear winner. Two kinds of pork (cubed and shredded), well balanced seasoning and texture married well to enhance a soup I've loved since childhood. I could've easily eaten a bowl for my meal. The accompanying homemade Dutch Rye Bread, though I'm sure it's authentic, I didn't care for. It was dense, soft and had an off putting flavor. The second course we had was equally delicious. My hubby had the beef and pork sausage overtop a bed of mashed potatoes with kale, onions and bacon. I loved the addition of kale and the sausage was tasty. Everything was well seasoned. My beef slow cooked with apples and beer was delicious. I wish it had been served with more beef. It would have been nice to have some bigger chunks of meat to dive into. The mashed potatoes they came with were good, but the potatoes with kale were the star between the two dishes. The kid's meals were also good. The hamburger had a nice smokey flavor with a tasty side of fries. My daughter didn't care for her Mac 'n cheese, but that's because it was too refined for her palette. The Gouda cheese was complimented by the egg noodles. The third course was dessert. I tried the restaurant Flip custard: Dutch custard, fruit compote, and topped with a dollop of Greek Yogurt. It came with a cute spoon that gave the perfect portions and the flavors all complemented each other well. I would order this again and again. It was a great balance of tangy, fruity and sweet. My husband had the stroopwafle icecream. It was also good, and came with a cute mini stroopwafle. I washed all this down with their Bier Distillery Lager and tried a flavored banket spirit. This restaurant originally was just a beer and specialty liquor spot. I love that they now serve food, because that was the highlight of our evening. I wish this establishment was closer to our home, but perhaps will come back when the weather is nicer to enjoy the outdoor patio. Definitely come and check out this The Bier Distillery for yummy Dutch inspired food and drink! Worth the drive.

I was visiting my sister and she took me here and I am so glad she did. It is amazing. The drinks…read moreare made with liquor they distill. I ordered the Verboden which had apple brandy so delicious. It's fall in a glass and then the butterbier rum butterscotch cream soda and whipped cream. My sister enjoyed the almond joy. Now the food wow is a good word to describe what we ate. We started with the bitterballin which is beef croquettes with spicy mustard and a cup of split pea soup. We split a burger with carmelized onions pickles and paprika mayo and had a garden salad with dill pickle vinaigrette They have so much to offer and it so unique.