They have new owners who are super friendly and welcoming! We had a group of 8 about 35 minutes…read morebefore closing. We were never rushed, given extra samples, and had an absolutely lovely time sitting there chatting with the new owner! I think a few girls bought bottles. Definitely stop by! The setting is very laid back.

We've been patrons of Oceana Winery for years now. It's a beautiful winery with stunning views of…read morethe vineyard and forest. It's is under new ownership and the new owners Cameron & Christine are just as welcoming as the previous owner. We're glad it's open again ! We've missed Oceana Winery & can't wait to see what the new owners have planned.

Very nice property, decent wines and absolutely beautiful views no matter where you sit.read more

Recently visiting out of state from Napa California and was starting to feel a little homesick…read more Pleasant Valley Farm and Vineyard came highly recommended by my partners parents. We loaded up and headed out! The property is stunning and very picturesque, with plenty of seating for small & larger parties both inside and outside; including shaded patio seating. The staff was absolutely friendly and a delight. Helen and Janet were phenomenal. They gave us a history of the property, answered any questions we had about the process of the wine making, and checked in on us multiple times. Keeping the good vibes going! They have 12 drinks to try; 10 wines and two ciders, and sampling can be done various ways. You can purchase three tastings for $8, purchase by the glass or by the bottle. Additionally they have both a nonalcoholic and slushes with alcohol. Which was pretty sweet and refreshing on a hot day and already has us craving another one. Oh can't forget they also have some delectable ice cream bar flavors like strawberry lemon cake! I sampled all of the wines and two ciders. My favorite wines were the Itasca, Petite Peal, and Chambourcin. The Chambourcin reminds me of a flat version of the sparkling red they serve at Domaine Chandon, so I picked up a bottle to bring back home to a friend in California. I recommend paying for the charcuterie board as well as it pairs nicely with the wines. The cheeses, fruit and olives were all fresh and tasted great. Big thank you to Helen and Janet, for making our first trip up so special. Will be back for sure when in the area and will start recommending to all of our friends & family.

This place has me in a chokehold lol every time I visit Muskegon, I'm always making my way to this…read morebar. Why you ask? Because I'm obsessed with their drink called Old Manfredi. It's usually a seasonal drink but they were able to make it for me and I was so happy! They have happy hours too. Def check it out! The bartenders are always nice and this place is just chill but a good place to have some drinks and talk. It's in a hall with restaurants that are inside that offer food too.

1974.... Yo I'm telling you The vibe is very casual and…read moreopen. People are smiling and pretty friendly to communication. Service is outstanding no problems at all getting TV channels changed and the way staff seems friendly enough to walk my dog if I asked. The entire process for ordering food is pretty fine. I think the food was pretty decent, we had the Up Leaf Asian fusion. I wish the crab Rangoon's were the star shape, the chicken kabob was great. And the eggrolls were as expected, tasty.

To be fair the quaint book store is adorable and found some local lore books and a good kids…read moresection. The bakery items are decent. Then the show goes sideways, no it sinks quickly with no hopes of recovery after trying on my side. For the record, the musicians on Friday were entertaining and filled the evening with good tunes. Store does live music Thursday night thru Sunday night. Slept on this review to try to be kind, even the song last night told me to be kind. Waited in line and watch some Barista Ninja make coffee orders and then vanished on our turn. Let's be honest to customers, if you are not the coffee maker warn them!!! Ordered and then he grabbed a bakery item from the chilled case, he was done with me. Then looked at me and said "anything else?". Yep, sure is, he just took my order and forgot, .... was just waiting on my drinks. Then had to tell him what drinks, he then read from a printed off instruction sheet like it was a calculus quiz. On 2nd drink he literally pulled an ice cold cup from the pastry case, which from my view I hoped it came from under it. NOPE. He handed me drinks and as I walked my knuckles were chilled by the cup. Hopeful, I asked husband to tell me if his was hot. NOPE, so mine was a iceberg and pretty sure he royally messed it up as it now is my worst latte in my life (100% coffee could not ever be worse). Yes, worst. I walked back, he looked at me like I was lost, told him they are cold. He stood firm on looking at me with no apologies and I said again they are cold. Still, a look of what you want me to do lady. I put my finger in my drink and said these are cold, just microwave them. They were busy and felt that was fair. Think microwave setting on my chilled cup was 15 seconds. I took them to the table and one sip and blah, chilly and worse latte ever, pretty sure it was 80% milk and a splash of flavoring. The tall male faux barista should be banned from the coffee area. *believe your customer *if you can't make something - don't *coffee cups should not be kept chilled *apologize when you get it wrong

Great atmosphere, however every time I've visited in the summer over the last 3 years it seems…read morethey've been understaffed. I don't really have the desire to wait 10 minutes to order a cold brew and another 10-15 minutes to actually get it. When it gets busy, the place becomes body-to-body in the café area, which may be some people's jam, but personally it isn't mine. I really wanted to buy a couple of books, but the line to order food and coffee is the same line used to purchase retail items, and I just couldn't bring myself to stand in it again. (I guess pick your books first and then stand in line to pay and get food/drinks?) I'll be back again... but will definitely make the trip earlier in the day... or come on a weekday.

Absolutely excellent service, friendly staff and positivity delicious food!! Atmosphere is…read moreexceptional and recommendations from the staff are a hit! Prices are great and drinks are spectacular!! Even the mocktails!

We had a wonderful sever named Veda, who was helpful, polite and on top of her service. We chose…read morethis place because of its outdoor seating so we could bring our fur baby (who was very welcome, Veda even offered to bring out a water bowl for him). The view was great, right on the water. The two appetizers that we ordered, sweet potato, fries, and cheese curds, we're both very tasty. My raspberry lemonade Moscato was awesome! It cost nine dollars, but was definitely worth it. Our only complaint about this place, is it was very difficult to find. And once we did, we climb down a flight of stairs to get to the outdoor seating. But once there, we had a great experience.

What a great hidden little secret in the back corner of Ada Hotel. It's a wine bar that has…read morecocktails and food! The food is amazing made by Chef Greg, everything from Charcuterie to amazing dishes. I actually like the food in here better than Rix. Tons of wines to choose from at all different price ranges. Come find the Lark! You won't be disappointed!!

Sorry we didn't get a picture of the cheeseburger fried rice before we ate it! It was sooo good.-…read moreeasily Shareable for 3+ people. Though they rotate the menu I hope it never leaves. The staff, bar and kitchen, were so nice and offered great suggestions. Obviously it's a pricier menu but their wine wall has some great selections. Their espresso martini didn't quite make the top ten list but some of their other cocktails impressed us. Be sure to check out their brunch events and wine dinners -live music and curated menus await.

Always a great time at Stone House Vineyards! Great variety of wines and ciders. They also serve…read morefood now. Nice ambience and not too noisy. Staff are friendly and prices are reasonable.

Our second visit and was even better than our first. Enjoyed our wine tasting and lunch! The owners…read moreand staff made our visit enjoyable and educational. Left with good stories and wine for another day. Would highly recommend a visit if you are in the area!

This was a while ago so I don't remember specifically what my wine tasted like but i'm a sweet wine…read moregirly and I remember not having too many sweet options but that makes sense as wine fans usually tend to lean more towards the more sophisticated pours. I remember hating the little digestive drink that I got but they warned me and I just had to try it bcs it was pretty cheap lol. It was shockingly bitter but i'm glad I tried it especially for the price. I wanna say it was like $3? Overall good vibe and I need to go back when they open the garage door. I'm going back for the vibes and flower bouquets not necessarily for more wine but if you're a wine head you need to come check them out!!

A top tier wine spot! Great selection of natural wines ranging from dry to sweet in both reds and…read morewhites. The staff is super knowledgeable about suggested wines for their customers. With a cute interior with moody lighting it's a great spot for a girls night out or a nightcap with a date. I can't wait to return!

We came here on a quiet Thursday evening in April. This was our second visit. Both times we sat…read moreupstairs. They have an impressive drink menu. I especially liked the nonalcoholic choices while my husband enjoyed the craft beer selection. Food and service were both excellent. The deviled eggs are a must, and that's from someone who generally doesn't eat them. The dinner menu isn't terribly large but what they do, they do very well. Dessert menu rotates but the pots de crème we ordered was amazing. Prices and portion sizes are pretty reasonable. We intend to make Borrowed Time a regular stop during or trips to SW Michigan.

Decided to go here before the Douglas Dutchers Vintage Base Ball game. The best thing I tried out…read moreof the half dozen dishes my party got was the Duck Meatballs and Tomato Bisque soup. They were both delicious. The meatballs were flavorful and moist. The soup tasted fresh and creamy with little chunks within. Those both were my absolute favorite. I was slightly disappointed in the smoked salmon, as it didn't seem like it was smoked that well. To me it was more baked than smoked. The bread was good and the Honey butter was a nice spread on it. Chicken had a nice sauce/flavor to it, though was a tad on the dry side for me. Atmosphere was alright, we enjoyed the outdoor seating and never went inside so cannot speak on that. Service was alright. Nothing to write home about. Not sure I'd make this a place to visit a second time. Thought its worth a try once.

Farmhouse Kitchen & Market is absolutely beautiful on the outside and inside. Bright, airy, and so…read moreclean. Everything about this restaurant is beautiful. There is indoor seating, outdoor seating, and bar seating. I also noticed they had corn hole setup outside next to the outdoor tables. Fun! I came for the whipped feta and they were out. I guess I will have to go back. Our server was so friendly, beautiful smile, and quick with drinks and refills. We ended up going with the sampler as our starter. 10/10 on this! Absolutely phenomenal! Our table of 5 shared this and it was the perfect amount. Brisket, pulled pork, sausage, and chicken for the meats. I tried the brisket and chicken. Both were so juicy, tender, and flavorful. The rest of my group also loved the jalapeño sausage and pulled pork. The platter also came with a piece of bread, mac and cheese, and Cole slaw. Everyone loved the mac and cheese. The Cole slaw was a vinegar based slaw and was good, but I prefer creamy Cole slaw. Just a personal preference. I had an Aperol spritz and it was delicious. Nice and refreshing! For my main, I did the steak. It came with mashed potatoes and asparagus. It also came with a huge dollop of herby garlicky butter. So good! Everything was seasoned, hot, and delicious. We did three desserts. The skillet cookie, the chocolate egg, and the caramel apple pie. The chocolate egg was rich and decadent. It came with a marmalade on the side and it was really good to dip the chocolate egg in. The skillet cookie tasted like it was a brown butter cookie and it had a nice light salted taste to it. I did not try the pie. Our experience was top notch from start to finish. Kudos to our server. (I didn't catch her name) Also, to Kaitlyn and AJ at the bar. ;)

The restaurant was painfully loud. It was obvious they had tried to fix the noise problem by adding…read moresome padding to the ceiling, but it was nowhere near enough. The food was equally disappointing. The cheese on our grilled cheese wasn't even melted, and the Reuben sandwich came without Thousand Island dressing--we had to ask for it. The staff were unfriendly and left dirty plates on our table, leaving us with no room for our own food. We had high hopes for this place, but it was a huge letdown. We left with a headache.