Yes Henry's Place is in a strip mall and is a locals type place. We found it to be welcoming spot…read moreto eat, drink and be merry! We sat at the bar but there are many tables for dining. Our bartender did his best to keep our drinks full and helped us with our food order. We had a shrimp and fries basket and a smash burger. Both items were very good and fresh. The shrimp were hand breaded and huge. Henry's is a worthwhile stop, check it out.

Just found this place. Food and staff are great. It has a very friendly neighborhood kind of place…read more Jimmy the bartender is the best!!!!

Just down the road from where I live is one of the best little breweries you can find. Their food…read moreis delicious and bountiful. The staff is courteous and take their time with you. But the beer is everything you came for. I love this brewery. It's clean, well lit, spacious, and it's almost always spot on. The novelty of dining at a brewery is that you are in for a treat most often. From the sample flights of malted goodness to the homegrown novelty of picking up merchandise with your favorite brewery on it for bragging rights later Is a complete lure But Old Nation does something different. They put a lot of thought into their menus and deliver some great choices. I would invite you to check out their menu online. I've not been able to discern which dish or sandwich I've had is better than the other. It's that good. And for me it's M43. The smoothest beer I've ever had.

This is spot is ever-so-slightly off the beaten path of I-96. It was less than 5 minutes off the…read moreexit before I was sitting in their taproom and ordering. They offer happy hour pricing, and their growler fills are totally affordable. There's plenty of tables, the staff was friendly, and the locals were engaging to chat with. I liked their beer; now I just need to come back to try their food.

Interesting menu - Solid 4 Prompt, friendly service - Solid…read more5 Atmosphere- Solid 5 Overall would give a 4.5. Nice little stop close to East Lansing.

Great smaller restaurant that has now stood the test of time...consistent good food and service…read more Good rotation of new items. Nestled in a cute downtown location.

In town for training, decided to try this spot on a recommendation. I got the brisket Sliders and…read morebrisket mac n' cheese. Hit the spot for lunch. The service was great, both young men that manned the bar and the tables were very attentive. I may have to stop by after hrs and try put their mojitos!

Cozy welcoming ambiance; friendly professional service. Food is good! We were there for lunch on a…read moreFriday. I had the Margherita flatbread which was excellent. My friend had the Tipsy burger and was very pleased with the presentation and the deliciousness of it all. We will definitely return.

Such a great find! We were unsure at first because there is no signage but we followed the visuals…read moreof fermentation vessels and the arrows on doors to find the entrance in the alley! We felt like we were in o.n East Lansing's best kept secret. The dining area is so cozy and fun. 5 stars on the vibe! We came on trivia night but had no problem finding seats at the bar. Our bartender, Stevie, was welcoming, knowledgeable and attentive. We ordered the special -- 2 beers, pretzel and a pizza for $30. The beer cheese and pretzel were delicious! The beers were delicious -- my husband loved the hazy and I loved the Red Ale. We will definitely be back and look forward to trying the burgers and craft cocktails! There's so much for everyone on the menu. Highly recommend!

It was a challenge to find, but we found it. There were just a few spots for parking. I assume…read morethere is street parking nearby. My husband chose the Crescent Fresh IPA. It was good. I am a dark beer person, so that is what I look for when ordering. They had a Tiramisu Stout and I chose that. Tiramisu, I'm thinking pastry, espresso along with the maltiness of a stout but I did not get that. There was no coffee and it had a bitter finish that lingered. The beertender was willing to swap me out for their Amber. It was a better choice and to style. The space itself was nice, plenty of seating and a good view of the brew equipment.

Very good breakfast and service. Will be going back! I had the two eggs, link sausage with potatoes…read moreand wheat toast. It was done right!!

I have traveling across country, starting in California and out of all the places I have stopped to…read moreeat this is the only place that served excellent tasting food and it came out hot and just the way I ordered it! The staff was amazing, I wish all the places I have eaten were this amazing!!!!!!!! And the prices were unbelievable for the outstanding food that they serve!!!!!

I have enjoyed Dagwood's for nearly 60 years. As an MSU student, I thought it was a very "classy"…read morejoint back then: Michelob on tap and beer mugs that had a unique handle; a curve connected at the bottom with a gap of about half an inch at the top. Big time, baby!! In those 58 years, the exterior has not changed except for a patio on the back side. The men's room is really small; much like Texaz Grill in Phoenix!! No door on the toilet stall to this day. Seating area has same setup; booths and tables appear to have been replaced over those years. Dagwood's offers 10 or more draft beers today. The classic MIchelob is absent. I had ham and bean soup, cheeseburger and fries. The soup is homemade and just what I wanted. Burgers are all smash-style; cooked to order and still juicy. To me, the fries are the hit; hand-cut fresh potatoes fried to order and great! Saturday afternoon was a little spotty but they got the job done. Dagwood's is a classic college dive bar with good food cooked behind the bar for all customers to see.

I've seen other reviews about how hard it is to order something at Dagwood's. I totally agree!…read moreAfter the 2nd mayo/mustard mess I think I'm done for a while! This time the "wait person" snapped at me when I corrected her in MY order! Get better staff and I'll come back!

Iconic, an East Lansing legendary eatery and bar! The dart boards are still action- packed. The…read moreplace welcomes new and past patrons with great prices, amazing burgers and sandwiches, and lots of libations to choose from. They have a nice variety of beers, well drinks and famous Long Island ice teas in a variety of mixes and liquors. Love the patio. Great way to enjoy the street views. The indoor area has just the right energy.

A small hometown bar with amazing food and service! We came in on a weekday for lunch so it wasn't…read moretoo busy, the staff were happy and greeted us with a smile and the food was served hot and quick! The menu is made up of great burgers and sandwiches - perfect spot for a quick lunch. I ordered the cheeseburger, it was perfectly cooked, juicy, good flavor. The fries weren't seasoned, and underneath the juicy burger left them a bit mushy and moist but overall the meal was great and I'd come back to try the Olive Burger our server recommended. We also tried the Patty Melt - it was good, but the burger was better!

I gotta say for the past seven years I have been a Culver's fan. Though I really can't tell the…read moredifference between a butter, burger, deluxe, and a Deluxe hamburger, the taste has always brought me back. In the beginning, it was a little bit more pricey for the food, but it just tasted better. So I didn't mind. The last few times, they cannot seem to get it together while charging higher and higher prices. Last night we visited again, reluctantly. Jimmy John's was across the driveway and a Cracker Barrel across the street. I would've sufficed for that, but my wife wanted some of the extras that only Culver's can give. For a family of four, our bill used to be around $45. Last night it was almost 65. And in a day and age where people are really counting their pennies, it didn't sit right. Let me set the atmosphere for you, we came in to the lobby. Always impeccably clean. We were greeted by the cashier. She was young, helpful and kind. So far so good. Much better than the girl that was at the drive-through window the week before when I just came through late at night to pick up a couple of Sundays you know, the two scoop caramel with cashews? But that's a whole Nother story. Two scoops of ice cream, a bunch of cashews and a hint of caramel for $13? Definitely not worth it. Nor was her attitude. Getting back to last night we ordered four combos. Our girl was very fast and very courteous. So fast that I couldn't keep up with adding the next thing to my order. We asked for two sets of onion rings and two french fries. With multiple burgers, which then became combos. Somehow, we got 5 cups for four people and a slushie drink. The lobby was not busy, which is a rarity for Culver's. We thought this will be easy Peezy. My wife saw the tally and told me not to look at the card reader and just pay it. Lol. This building used to be one of the best. Customer Service was so high. I felt like I was at a Chick-fil-A. (who still holds the bar for accuracy and politeness) my wife wanted to check through the large bags we got before we went out to the car, because they almost always forget something or give you something different. I didn't want to stay in there any longer so we got into the car and yes, we got one onion ring, and three french fry. We sought to go around to the drive-through and have it exchanged, but the line was long and our food would get cold before we get anything done. And that's not really too big of a deal because we like the french fries but also like to get what we ordered and paid for. We got home and as usual, the deluxe burgers that I've loved was once again burnt to a crisp on the outside rim of the burger, and very salty. It's been this way the last three times I've been to Culver's. I know McDonald's can be garbage, but they never burn their burgers. I really don't know what's happened that this has become a consistent thing. Since I have moved to Lansing, Culver's have popped up all over the state. Maybe they are just getting too big to care? I hope not. But the younger generation have attitudes in every bit of their lives, especially in a workplace that they don't appreciate. Many complain that they don't get paid enough to do a good job. I don't know that's the case for Culver's. But something is amiss in their kitchen.

For a fast food burger these are solid. The Fry's are well done and crispy not greasy. For dessert…read morethe frozen yogurt is excellent.