Just got home with my sandwich and I'm SO disappointed! It was not busy inside, and this sandwich…read morelooks like it was thrown together, then stepped on. The Potbelly at Centerpoint Mall gives extremely better service compared to this. All I taste is mayo. So embarrassing for a $15 sandwich.

Decent sandwiches, very hearty soups!…read more Our cousin ordered us some sandwiches and soups while we were home with sick kids and they arrived hot and steamy. For soups, we got the broccoli cheddar, chili, and chicken pot pie. The soups are dense, heavy, and very filling! They were also rich in flavor, perfect for the cold weather. The sandwiches were good, typical sandwiches. A great place to grab something quick!

Normally this is my go-to spot on a chilly day. It's close to home and always have so many options…read more I've never had a soup here I didn't love and the staff are all friendly. They will let you try samples in store if you ask. I recently tried their new summer menu and while the picnic burger was delicious, I expected it to be a bit larger for the price (it was on a slider bun). The Hawaiian mac salad was tasty, but was a little heavy handed on the red onion for my own personal preference. I will for sure be trying some other things on their picnic menu, but honestly looking forward to the fall hoping that they will switch back to their regular menu with soup and grilled cheese. I support whatever helps them stay open since I assume soup isn't the most popular option come July and heat waves!

I was craving a grilled cheese and some soup recently so I ordered a pickup order from Uncle…read moreCheetah's Soup Shop. Their menu includes 10+ different soups each day, as well as several sandwiches and some salads. I ordered the garage sale: white cheddar, fresh mozz, rosemary goat mousse, havarti, and swiss on challah. I also got the steak and mushroom soup and the snert soup for Nate. When I arrived my order was waiting for me - it was nicely packaged and secure so everything was safely contained for my short drive home. The sandwich wasn't very melty, I ended up heating it up in a pan myself which helped. It was super tasty, though! I love the combination of cheeses. The steak and mushroom soup was really good, with chunks of meat in a creamy broth. The snert soup was very salty! The menu description indicated the snert soup should have sausage or kielbasa in it, but we didn't notice any. The restaurant itself is pretty small with limited seating, but I'd probably just order there next time. You can also get samples.

This is (still) one of the city's coolest hidden gems! New City Cafe is a student-run restaurant…read morethat serves wood-fired pizzas, salads, soup, and bakery items. Their mission is "empowering youth to reach their full potential" and all the teens we interacted with were so great and polite. They're only open on Thursdays in the summer from 4-7 pm, but it's definitely worth seeking out if you like pizza with a purpose. They offer specialty pizzas that change each week, in addition to cheese pizza and pepperoni pizza. You can even build your own pizza with their farm fresh ingredients (literally, they source many of their ingredients from the 1-acre urban farm located next to the cafe). There's lots of outdoor seating as well as a super cute dining area inside with a colorful and fun mural. You can order online ahead of time and take your food to go as well. Nate and I tried the Micaela, a pepperoni and pineapple pizza, and their supreme with pepperoni, bacon, sausage, onions, peppers, and mushrooms. The pizza came out quickly and it was so delicious - super cheesy and flavorful. I love the char on the crust that comes from the super hot wood oven. Prices range from $10-$15 and they have at least one vegan option each week. We sat inside and it was nice and cool, but it did get pretty loud. Family-friendly spot, we saw lots of kids. I love the mission and food at New City Cafe and make it a priority to visit at least once each summer. Hoping I can make it back again before their season ends!

They don't miss. Their soups and salads are always SO GOOD. Their pizzas take the cake, though…read more I've never had a pizza in West Michigan like it. They use a sourdough base from Field and Fire and cook each pizza in a brick oven. Every week, their menu changes and I haven't had something I didn't like. I love that everything is fresh and locally grown/sourced, as well. 10/10 recommend!

Good was terrible! Parmesan chicken was so overcooked it was almost fried. The restaurant was…read moreabsolutely filthy. I almost asked to cancel my order it was so bad. The bathroom was so dirty I was completely appalled. Pee all over the toilet, poop inside it and no paper towels to dry your hands. Pee on the floor in front of the seat. Now granted they have a gender neutral bathroom but good lord this was more than any human should take. The floors throughout the restaurant had food all over them and staff was just sitting around. Only 1 customer in the place, no excuse to not be cleaning. There was also food on window sills and chairs. The booths fabric was so worn out and torn and the entire inside of this restaurant is so run down.

I hadn't come to a Noodles & Company in about three years, on a trip right before the pandemic…read more This location was clean and the bathrooms were just as presentable as the rest of the restaurant. Employees were friendly and working hard while we were there. I got the spaghetti and meatballs for my meal. It was ok, didn't wow or disappoint necessarily, it just was what it was. Pasta and noodles in general are one of my favorite foods so when I first started eating at Noodles & Company years ago I knew I'd always find a reason to try a dish I hadn't had yet from them. Even though it was just ok, I will definitely still be coming back to try more items. On top of having many noodle based dishes, they also have lots of drink options and a few tasty looking desserts. Overall I'd say this is an average Noodles & Company, so if you enjoy other locations this spot is a good stop.

Food is good, but pricey. A small soup and macaroni and cheese and a drink was $27. Ridiculous for…read morethe amount you get. Should be half the price. That is why they are no longer in business byM6 and Byron Center. They priced themselves out of the market. Prices are NO good if people can't or won't pay.

Mexican Street Corn Grain Bowl - 5 stars for flavor, 5 stars for variety of ingredients, 5 stars…read morefor freshness, 5 stars for the large size, shall I continue? The taste was amazing, squeeze the lime on top for just the right citrus balance with the delightful mayo dressing. Honestly, I didn't find the grain through all the chicken and vegetables until the end. Tip to others, stir before eating.

Ok. This will sound strange but I really enjoy the slice of pizza I get from them in the gas…read morestation. They are located within the gas station store and have individually boxed slices in a warmer near the gas station checkout. At first I was a bit nervous to try gas station pizza but when I realized it was made on the other side of the room in the pizza shop it made me feel much better about the purchase. I'm glad I did.

The speed of service is great. Phone order to pickup was only 15 minutes. Calzone was hot and…read morefresh, but the marina dipping sauce seemed OFF! Their phone service left something to be desired too. Just awkward in general. They probably don't receive many phone orders. Otherwise, the calzone was the best part and the only thing I could give it kuddos for. It's HUGE half of it for another meal. So, in that regard, it's great value!

Ordered a large pizza with 5 toppings and a bread stick for take out. The food was delicious, but…read morethe sauce is where they SHINE. The garlic butter sauce and ranch were top notch. I could drink the garlic butter and I want to put it on everything! Picked it up and it took about 15 minutes longer than they told me when I ordered online, but not a huge deal. The staff were friendly and communicative. The only downside truly was the cost. For the pizza, breadsticks, and sauce it was about $36 and that was with a coupon from their site. I should have waited until I got a mailer with a bigger discount - most likely will order again. I know it's the economy and every thing is more expensive, but shoot dang!!

Not sure what is going on here, but I cannot figure out why anyone would give five stars to a one…read moretrick pony. Nothing is wrong with the food, but nothing is extraordinary, either. Nothing remarkable. Nothing to even raise an eyebrow. I'm going to guess the five star reviews are those who work here or know those that do. Not bad, but not anything special.

Big Bobs pizza makes me think of a local watering hole. Tucked away in Gaslight village, you can…read moresometimes miss it! However the locals know where to go and are treated like family by all the staff. I am part of a local running community and we have gone to Big Bobs after our Thursday night runs almost every week. The servers know everyone's orders and do an excellent jobs serving our large group. Cheesey bread sticks and root beer floats are the crowd favorites amongst the group and there is even free popcorn for a snack while you wait. As for drinks, they have most on tap options and also serve Athleta if you want an N/an option other than pop. In terms of ambiance or space, I'd say it's small but mighty. If you are looking for a last minute, casual dinner option in Gaslight villages I'd recommend this spot. The only exception would be on a game day because it will get BUSY! Overall: 4/5 stars

The best! My fav underrated pizza joint and beer bar in GR. You will find kind people, excellent…read moreservice, and a rotating tap of beers you may not find elsewhere. If you haven't been -- check it out!