Security was efficient (without a bag got to go through quicker than those with a bag)…read more Had nice bathrooms and a variety of drinks. We did the standing room and it was very pleasant (I imagine this may depend on the show). My favorite thing was the $20 bottomless soda and popcorn. I assumed the popcorn would be just okay but it was salty and delicious! I had like 4 containers over the course of the show. It was a really good and fun value and would definitely recommend!

First off these guys here did a phenomenal job with crowd control and getting everyone in and out…read moreof the cold in a very timely manner , the line was wrapped around the block and it wasike it took no time at all to get in , the merch lineoved extremely fast forcas long as it was and the food and beverage lines almost no wait .....KUDOS to all the workers present for tonights Wallows show .....the venue was awesome the sound was superb and my son and I really enjoyed this show I couldn't get over how good they sounded and the sound crew was money today ....the crew here should be proud today ....if you ever get a chance to see a show here check it out seems like all seats in this venue are good we sat in 204 row E

Good for kids 10 and under!…read more They usually have specials going on during the week with food and token deals. The tokens get loaded on a gift card-like card and tap like Apple Pay for the machines. No tickets loading or unloading! Slice of pizza is $3.50 ($2.95 at urban air) 16oz Soda is $3.75 ($2.95 at urban air) Every $25 is about 15 minutes of play with a kid if you are playing claw machines and a few ticket games. They have rooms for hosting parties. Laser tag and dark mini golf / put-put available. Compared to Craig's Cruisers, their prices are half. The VR attraction would have been twice as much at Craig's Cruisers. If you want go-karts, go to Craig's Cruisers. Otherwise they have the same things besides go-karts. The little one is not really interested in the mini golf or laser tag so we just buy tokens.

Today we went to The Lost City arcade in Holland. The staff was exceptional!…read more Ryan was so kind and helpful. He walked us through laser tag and what to expect. We had dinner plans but got a snack while we were there and the "Bosco sticks" with ranch were so delicious! They were hot, crispy and topped with parmesan. And they had our favorite Spindrift water! The prices were super affordable and the games had a great selection of variety for all ages. We all had a blast! Highly recommended!

Nice event space with lots of space and great potential with decorating…read more No alcohol allowed as it is run by the parks department but great for an ice cream social or birthday party. Fully equipped kitchen (No silverware or utensils) with sink, good counter space & refrigerator. Great hourly price. We had a group of 65 here and it worked out perfectly. There is a playground right across the parking lot for little ones should they need to run off some energy.

Lovely venue for a special event! The building is a…read morehistorical landmark, has a lot of industrial charm, exposed beams and beautiful brick walls. There is indoor / outdoor space for guests and it felt very spacious and inviting when we were there recently. The food was also really good and we appreciated how attentive the staff was during the event.

What a beautiful location for a wedding! The venue was gorgeous and well laid out, and the staff…read morewere exceptional. Not sure if the food was done in house or catered, but I have never had food this good at a wedding. Props to Baker Lofts for their part in an incredible evening!

Built in an abandoned pie factory, this arts center is vibrant and engaging and a valued part of…read morethe Saugatuck community - providing a good-sized theater, arts education in a bold, creative space and hosting free exhibits in its galleries. We visited for the Kayla Powers exhibit which was fabulous and inspiring.

The parking situation here is horrible! I can't in good conscience give any higher rating. We…read moredrove 2 hours and were meet with a horrible introduction to this theater and town. The set looks good, but the parking makes this 100% not worth the effort.

Many private golf clubs now offer public dining in their restaurants. My club is no exception. The…read moreconcept seems to work well. I received an email from Railside Golf Club for a "Burger Wednesday" special. We figured, "why not" and drove across town to try a new restaurant for us. We were quickly seated at a table with a nice view of the golf course. Our drink orders were quickly taken and we ordered our burgers-medium rare as always. Our lunches arrived a few minutes later and well done would have been an under characterization of how much these burgers were cooked. They certainly didn't taste any better. My "plain" burger was loaded with onions and lettuce that I had to pick off. No attention to detail. Also To be fair, if I was at a friends BBQ and was served a burger of this calibre, I would say nothing and simply enjoy the time with friends. At a restaurant however, this is unacceptable. Halfway through our lunch, our server asked how everything was and offered to remake everything. We declined just wanting to finish and leave. Two positives, our drinks were quickly refilled and the view was nice. I think I learned something here-don't chase deals. I would have gladly paid much more for a perfectly cooked burger.

My review is about the pool, definitely not a pool to go to if you want a relaxing time. Has turned…read moremore into a pool for kids. They told me that nothing that inflates is allowed in the pool and then two day later I was told no adult swimming devices (only pool noodles) because there was a problem last year where kids couldn't swim in the deep end because it was filled with adults. Which makes me question... is this only for kids now?? I think it's not fair for the adults who want to come to the pool and float around in the deep end (which kids don't typically swim in anyways!). Outrages honestly, especially since employees are telling people different things. Everyone needs to get on the same page, and I know I'm not the only one upset at no floating devices for adults.

What a cute art-filled coffee shop! Had a nice iced coffee and a strawberry rhubarb pastry and a…read moresavory scone. Some (maybe all) of the baked goods come from Cakebakery. The people who work there were super nice and friendly. They also have a sticker and mini print machine.

I'm so glad that Holland finally has a good coffee shop in Washington Square!…read more I've been multiple times since it's opened and continue to come back. The staff is always friendly and welcoming. The drinks are great and I have to recommend their burritos! They even have a vegan one! The place is so nicely decorated. It's welcoming and doesn't feel cold like some modern coffee shops. I love all of the secondhand chairs. It's a new place but I definitely recommend if you want to come to a nice coffee shop in Holland!

Kosciuszko Hall is one of the many Polish halls on the west side of town, and host to the super…read morepopular Pulaski days celebrations in October. In 2025 they also did a Dyngus Days party in honor of the end of Lent, but it also happens to be halfway to Pulaski Days! Usually these halls are open to members and guests only, but they were open to the public for Dyngus Days. We got there around noon when they opened and didn't have to pay cover, which was great. I love Polish food and the halls are really the only places to get it in town, so I was excited to try the "Dyngus stick" which was a skewer of kielbasa chunks and piergois. They also had dill pickle soup, Kielbasa dogs with kapusta, macaroni and cheese, and hot dogs. I was really hoping for a Polish mud, which is a delicious frozen coffee drink, but they only serve them during Pulaski days. The food was just okay - the pierogies were a little tough, and the kielbasa was a bit dry, but still tasty. I really liked the hot dog and the mac and cheese though. They have a merch table with lots of great Pulaski days shirts, and a full bar that's open to the public during their special events. They do take credit cards at the bar now, with a $25 minimum (before tip). There is an ATM inside. We've also been to Kosciuszko Hall for their Sunday breakfasts which happen throughout the year. A fun neighborhood spot!

I love it here! Great drink selection, friendly staff. Bartender ran down to the basement to grab…read morethe flavor of white claw I wanted because it wasn't behind the bar. Lots of fun events year round