Thursday @5 is prime rib. Roasted to your desired liking it…read moreis delicious The wait staff is top notch, I highly recommend this spot

For being a tiny town like Millburg, these guys put out great foos. The short menu should be a…read moregreen flag for you too. From the everyday menu, grab a burger. Once of the best around. On a special night, prime rib it is. The atmosphere is a dilapidated road side bar. Don't be a snot. Head in and thank god there was room for you. Then order some mini-tacos to snack around on before you ordered real.

Came into play pinball and ended up having a pretty good time here. The bartender was really nice…read morewe talked to him quite a bit but in typical SW Michigan fashion, he didn't know how to pour a cocktail. At least he knew how to pour a shot (some don't) but a whiskey and ginger ale was ordered, a whiskey coke was served. He even clarified it was ginger ale, not ginger beer, and then still poured coke. At this point I have to laugh, why does every bartender in this area do this??

Don't let the reviews of this place fool you. It's a nice place with lots to do. The games provide…read morea fun atmosphere and the beer is nice and cold. The service was efficient and thorough. The $5 cover fee is totally unnecessary, but I'm sure they do this to make money off of the vacationers. Overall I had a nice time here.

Don't want to pay $25 for a grilled chicken salad? Then this is the place for you. Don't let the…read moreoutside fool you, this spot has an incredible bar vibe, great food, and prices that won't break the bank. Run, don't walk to Sandbar and Grille.

We popped in here on a Saturday to catch a (UofM) basketball game and some food and drink. Awesome…read morebar & grill with local vibe, and plenty of TV's. The interior is rustic, in a good way, and service was super friendly as if we'd been coming here for years. The menu had a good selection, making it almost difficult to choose but all of the food we ordered was excellent! Will certainly be back, need to try a burger after seeing them come out of the kitchen haha

I've been going to T's for 15 years. has the same vibe as the Detroit neighborhood bars that I used…read moreto go to. Nice local folk, great burgers, and beer a'plenty. But, I don't know if I'm going anymore. I went in to have a burger and sat down to look at a 3 foot vinyl decal of Trump giving me the finger at the focal point of the bar. I don't care what the political views of a business owner are. And, he shouldn't care about mine. When you display divisive political deco, it tells me I'm not welcome if I don't agree. So, my wife and I left and went to Eddies. I'll return when that crap comes down.

I went here for some good food as it was recommended by a friend but was treated terribly by one of…read morethe employees. I believe her name was Vanna. It was October 8th at 6:28pm. She was super rude when I was asking questions about changing an item on the menu. She kept rolling her eyes at me and told me to either pick something or "get the fuck out". I was so shocked, I'm pregnant and having specific cravings and I couldn't believe what she said. I'm just in town visiting and couldn't even eat. We ended up leaving because of the service. I'm surprised she even works here! Or with any customer service with her attitude!

Came here for a Saturday afternoon brew while passing through and finding them on the Hop Passport,…read morethat gets you 2 for 1 beers at breweries. The building is a cool very old brick maybe factory or warehouse of some type. Has that industrial look to it. We ordered at the bar and our bartender was very friendly and offered us to try some beers. I had the IPA and my wife had the wheat, and both were excellent! They have a large selection for any palate, and wine too. They have a great food menu but we did not try anything. I saw on Facebook where they make asparagus soup! If in the area and need some food and beer, give them a try. They get bands throughout the year, and the variety sounded good.

Damn! Fabulous Pizza! Great local following…read more IYKYK! Craft beer, craft pizza. I need 85 characters to complete a review.

We were driving thru Benton Harbor and saw this cute winery online so we decided to stop in since…read moreit was a rainy afternoon. We were greeted by Jessica who was super nice. We did a flight of reds along with a Caramel Apple cider. We also ordered their whitefish dip (GF). She was so nice she bought my wife crackers and veggies since she's GF and a basket of regular crackers for me. The wines were very good as was the cider. We loved Third Times a Charm which was a red blend. We bought a bottle even tho it was pricey..39.00. They have indoor and outdoor seating as well as live entertainment and food specials on certain nights of the week. Check their website for more details. Whether your a wine enthusiast or just looking for a fun time, Vineyard 2121 is definitely worth a visit...voted Best Local Winery year after year.

A new to us winery in the Coloma/Patton Harbor area…read more The space itself is gorgeous. It's overlooking hills and vineyards, it has a massive patio. There's also plenty of indoor seating if the weather takes a turn. The wine was good. It did not stand out above other places places I've been to in the area, but I would definitely drink it again. My biggest complaint would've been that they had music playing on the speakers that was so loud we could hardly hear ourselves, even though we were sitting the furthest away from it. They were having a band coming in later, which is a great idea. But if it's not live music, why on earth would you have the music so loud. I hope that it is quieter next time we visit (which we will do again). Not really the atmosphere to sample wind in. I also wish the staff was a little more helpful at wines. No wineries is good at everything, so I like to ask what they do best or what they recommend. The person pouring just responded that everything was great, which isn't super helpful. Nonetheless we really did enjoy our visit. I would definitely go again, and if you are visiting wineries in the area, you should definitely stop by..

No food , just beer and the guy serving never let my beer run dry service was outstanding…read more Ambiance was dates but we loved it. True dive bars are far and few between. Don't let the appearance scare you . It's out of the 50's but truth be told it's a nice place.

Absolutely love this bar - full of history and great people. We stop here regularly and we're…read morenever disappointed! If we're lucky we get there on a euchre or a pot luck night - or even when an occasional musician is performing. Bob is the best and he will take care of you!

I'm in the process of moving (not even out of the city) and my best friend decided to help me out…read moreso we needed food.  We ordered Grand Crossing burgers to eat while we packed because they sell Roxy burgers which are the best around.  If you never got the chance to eat at Roxys when they were open (or if you did and miss them oh so very much) I'd heard this was the place to gobble one up. My husband got the triple cheeseburger, no pickle, no onion, add bacon.  My bestie and I both got double burgers (hers without pickles).  I was disappointed they didn't ask how we liked rhem cooked they they lost likely would have had we sat in the restaurant.  The burgers all came somewhere around medium well which was fine for me and my best friend but my husband is more of a well done guy.  For 2 double cheeseburgers and a triple cheeseburger add bacon it was $23 which is not bad at all considering each patty is a third of a pound.  My husband, who picked up the food, said it was super heavy (lol). The burgers are delicious, not exactly how I remember the Roxy burgers but pretty darn close.  It oddly reminded me of meatloaf.  My husband eats burgers a lot and we have tried most (if not all) burger places in the area to find our favorites.  Grand Crossing is definitely top 3 for me.  I have yet to expierence the staff or restaurant itself but the food is on point.  I will continue to come here for a delicious burger that takes me down memory lane.  Next time I'll have to sit down.

The food here is amazing. Definitely qualifies as a dive bar, but worth the visit. Don't come if…read moreyou're expecting an upscale experience.

Have been there several times and always excellent service and fantastic food/drink menu…read more Marion Behrman

We used to frequent this establishment often when it was the "Maple Grove". We decided to come here…read moreafter another local restaurant, that we were going to eat at. That was extremely busy. We have not been here since it became the Groovin Grove. I have to say, it was a bit off putting when we walked in and it was sooooo dark inside. And It has a very strange smell. My husband said , "it smells like my grandma's house". Which made sense, with the vintage decor. BUT. The bartender, who was also our waitress was very nice and attentive. The music started shortly after we got there. And they were great! I ordered the grilled chicken, and my husband ordered the olive burger. They were both really good. But I do wish they had sides besides chips. (I am not a fan of chips.). The table next to us ordered a flatbread. And it looked amazing! I want to come back just to try those. Interesting atmoshere with great music, great staff, and good food. I should add. They have an extensive cocktail menu. Although we did not try any. This is much most of a cocktail lounge than food establishment.

Love the atmosphere of this place. Comforting and rustic. Grace and Colby were wonderful! They both…read moretook the time to serve us at the bar even though it was late. My boyfriend and I are from out of state, and they gave us solid recommendations for late night eats around the area. Great conversation, yummy drinks!

We decided to have our anniversary lunch a day late at The Brick House because my husband requested…read moreit and we both had the afternoon off work. The typical parking lot was fenced off so we had to utilize the street parking nearby. We were told to choose a seat and they'd be right with us. They only opened at 11am, at by the time we got there around 12:30 it was starting to fill up a bit already. My husband got the "in a van down by the river" cocktail, which I tasted, and we both agreed was delicious. For our appetizer, which we had never ordered one before from this establishment, we got the Wisconsin cheese curds. The sauce it came with reminds me of a good sauce for onion rings and was just as amazing on the cheese curds (it was called Sunny ranch I believe). We both got our usual entrees, my husband ordered a double smash burger and I got the atomic punk sandwich, both of which came with fries. My husband devoured his food, while my anxiety basically required me to wait until we got home to eat. I would definitely recommend stopping by The Brick House and grabbing a bite to eat. They have never disappointed us or the people we've sent their way.