The Livery is a microbrewery and pizzeria in the Arts District. It is located in a restored 1800s…read moreformer horse stable and grain mill. There is a large bar and they have an extensive list of rotating taps of house-brewed microbrews. My husband had the Livery Lite, reasonably priced at $5. I had the house made seltzer with blueberry lemonade flavor. They are known for their pizzas, so we each ordered a slice. My husband had an Italian Sausage and I have Goat Cheese with Herbs. The slices were large, but the pizza was disappointing. It was a thin, crispy crust with seasoning. Since the pizza was already made and being warmed in a warmer the flavors were not as robust and the cheese was not melted or gooey. If the pizza was fresh from the oven I am sure it would have been better. There is a large indoor space and outdoor beer garden. There is a stage for live events.

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.

Hidden Pointe is a fun place to go hang out with friends, family, etc. the go karts are fun and…read morethe golf course is great. I recommend going to Hidden Pointe to have fun.

Staff very friendly. Mini Golf fun if you're traveling with friends or family. If you're looking…read morefor good Go-Karts, stop here, they're cheap but you get a good time out of it! I would come back here.

Expensive. Not many things to do in the area, Spending $50 on an arcade for a 6 year old seems…read moreexpensive

The man the behind the counter was very nice . We got a play pass for our kids. I don't know for…read morehow many minute/hours but I then added pass for my daughter to go in the bouncy area. If it didn't end, she probably would have been there for several hours. A great place for this Michigan area when the weather is a little rainy.

My toddler was in heaven at this place! It's $8 a person (12 months and older). They have a toddler…read morearea for 4 and under but every area has stuff for every age kid. The staff are nice and keep the areas clean. They do have a storytime but we opted out to get a little more time away from the other kids as it can get overwhelming. I would recommend this for younger age range as some of the older kids seemed to get bored at some of the areas

This place is perfect for kids! A well established gem in St. Joseph, Michigan. My 5 yr old son…read moreand husband go there when I need a need a "mom" break. Please keep this place open forever!!

It was worth what we paid , the movie was very good quality…read more Although there was a woman with multiple little ones and a new baby all crying restless

This Celebration is in need of some investment and upkeep. The recliners are scratched up, peeling…read moreor in various states of visual disrepair. They're still comfy enough, but when the lights come on you see you've sat in a pretty disheveled seat. The projection is pretty good, but these theatres really struggle with sound. It seems to be a newer issue -- I don't remember it happening much during my visits to this theatre years ago -- but you hear rumbling and loud sounds from the theatre next to you quite easily. During the quiet parts of my Dune 2 showing, I could hear Dune 2 music from the theatre next door! The worst part is I wouldn't even say the theaters are loud... sound isolation is just so poor that the movie doesn't sound particularly great and you hear the one playing next door. The good news is these are solvable problems... but they need investment from the company. Hope they put some love into it.

Located in St. Joseph Michigan,this indoor market offers a variety of food and drink ideas ,gift…read moreitems and more. There is a small coffee shop,taproom and sandwich shop located in the market as well as indoor seating. Street parking is available. Open 7 days a week.

This indoor gamer's market is a fun stop while in St Joseph Michigan with a nice coffee shop called…read moreInfusco where I tried a fall special called Warren Woods. It was a cinnamon latte with maple and sea salt and I highly recommend it. The baristas expertly craft each drink to order. Other shops were the Cheese Lady, a gelato bar and a deli that makes sandwiches.

This is a nice small and free art gallery. They change the exhibits sometimes and have events…read morethere. The art on the outside of the building is nice too.

During our visit we learned about the Berrien Artist Guild . They purchased the . Paper Box…read more building and converted to an art facility. Membership to the Berrien Artist Guild is $35/year. One of the artists shared this history and much more with us. There are 3 floors to explore and during our visit, some of the artists were in their studios. There was a mixture of paintings, sculptures, pottery and mixed media. A great place to browse art.

My husband and I came into Collector Zown on Friday, March 24th for the first time. We met the…read moreowner (Marco I think?) and he was super cool. He explained they are having an official grand opening party as well as telling us about their large Facebook group. While they are new to the area, they have had other locations as well as a large online presence. Statues as well as other nerdy collectibles are displayed. When prompted, my husband admitted he collects Funko! Pops and we were directed to the shelving stocked full of them. We didn't get the chance to spend a ton of time here due to stopping by when we only had a few minutes to spare. My husband has been talking about stopping in a for a bit and insisted on coming in now, but it definitely won't be our last visit. Grand Opening Party in May sounds like a fun time, so we hope to stop in. The owner was vibing with my enthusiastic husband and was saying he would be open the next day as well if we had spare time then to look around as well. We both are looking forward to making this store a regular stop.

Becky made this tour amazing. She was an excellent guide and formidable host, as she took charge in…read moreevery establishment and basically laid out the red carpet. The wineries were excellent picks! Great time for a bachelorette.

Becky is amazing! From start to finish we were always informed what was going on and changes that…read morewere made due to COVID. Great communication before our trip and she made it fun the day of. Cannot recommend enough!! I have already told so many people about them. Great company and cannot wait to do this again.

We had a great time here! My husband and I each got a wine tasting and a glass after we were done…read more The service was prompt and the person who did our tasting was very knowledgeable. I was really surprised because I'm normally a moscato girl, but their sweet wines were actually too sweet for me. I got a glass of the sangria frose after we did our tastings and it was perfection

I didn't take many photos. I probably should have. I went with a group of women for a wine tasting…read morethrough new Buffalo Michigan. This was the cutest winery I had ever seen. The theme is obviously ballerina with labels made by a local artist. There are prints for sale, which were beautiful they had crystals essential roll-on oils, great selection of candles and wines. The service was great. I met one of the owners. I cannot recall her name, but she had dirty blonde hair. We had a great time. There is also a table within the window of the winery, and there are very comfy, black chairs, and other seating options as well in the back wines are moderately priced and the tasting was $17 for six.