Had better food in the lunch hour. Came another day during dinner on a slow Tuesday. Ordered the…read more1/2 lbs burger the special of the day at half off. The waitress asked how would I like it cook, Medium rare. Please. When it arrived it was a good burger but it was well done. I got the house chips but they Were on tolerable deep brown over cooked. The Waitress never came back into it after the meal was completed and even then never asked how was everything. Had to ask both times for refill my ice tea. Am not sure if I would recommend this place to friends, or if I will come back. I did eat the whole burger, it was good, but that was it.

Behind the Blackhawk Bar and Grill. This is a fantastic place to see any performance! Indoor…read morestage with overlooking loft - back side is open through large screen wall. Indoor and outdoor bar, horseshoes, fire pit, lawn chair seating - very cool!

First time here, had a team building event. Bowling and pizza. Detroit style pizza was really good,…read morebetter than what most bowling alleys have. Bowling lanems were modern and easy to use.

Really Fun place to go for dinner and a fun time plenty of seats so you can eat and play!!!read more

Intimate setting and coffee house like atmosphere. I'm going back when Ted and his wife ran the…read moretheater and my wife at that time acted there. So much fun and joy!

Never been to this, or even know it existed to be honest! When you walk in it's into a front lobby…read morefull of memorable photos on the walls, clothing and paraphernalia to purchase, and a quaint snack station. The bathroom has a very slanty ceiling so watch out if you're taller than 5'5! Inside the house is very cute! Little cabaret tables and chairs are set up on multi-levels for ample viewing. The sound is great since it's such a small theatre. And you can bring food and drink in while the show is going on! I saw a dress rehearsal of John & Abigail and I have to say it didn't arise the interest and love in me as I had hoped. I did feel the expression of love read by the actors, but I wasn't into the lack of movement on stage or the fact that the actors were simply reading on printed paper love letters. Perhaps some paper from the times could have been used, or acting out writing the letters while reading them could have brought me to follow it more. It was a very long hour and half for me! I will however be back to check out more!

My family absolutely loves the KNC. When the weather is glum, there are lots of things to do for…read morekids inside. When it's nice outside, there are tons of trails and lots of exploring to be done. We typically start inside, and then we hit the trails. Lots of birds to see and streams to play in. The imagination runs free at Kalamazoo Nature Center! With annual passes available (around $80 for a family), the investment in the community is well worth it!

Lovely place, first time my wife and I had been there. We walked several trails and toured the…read morevisitors center. The trails were well made and matained. We will be back. We were impressed in the COVID precautions. Temperature checks and contacting info.

I LOVE THIS PLACE!!…read more It's full of history (including ghosts!), great ideas, SUPER fun photo opps, and fantastic shows. The range of performances is incredible...every genre of music, and speakers, and movies. It's wonderful! Pros: the architecture the history the art and beauty of the inside the friendly staff the photo booth! the plentiful bathroom stalls the excellent schedule of events! Cons: the seats are sometimes broken. Bring a sweater or jacket to sit on, for comfort no elevator no AC Note: ticket office is open only one day a week, plus during events. SO: to avoid the service charges, try to go in then! Otherwise, you'll be purchasing on ticketmaster, with fees.

I've been to hundreds of shows here, my favorite place in Kalamazoo! They pull in some great…read moreshows, you won't be disappointed

OMGosh!! Knowing what this place is known for and the…read moreintense training they give each young actors, makes this place a 6 Star Barn! Loved the pizza before the Show! We were there on the 7th of July and the Barn was packed. Everyone around us were excited and loud in laughter! Loved it. The BAR SHOW was the icing on the cake of a delightful evening! The staff served us well! Such a delight in seeing them all! Working the show and then the Bar Show later kept this old man up too late. But I totally would do it again.

Wonderful professional theatre that presents musicals and plays throughout the summer and early…read moreautumn. Most seasons include a wide range of classic musicals, e.g., Anything Goes, Fiddler on the Roof, modern musicals, e.g., Escape to Margaritaville, Rock of Ages along with comedies like Clue, The Play that Goes Wrong with an occasional drama in the mix. Each year, the highly talented veterans are joined by several apprentices, who add new voices and choreographic skills. After the main stage show, they also do a very fun cabaret style show in the rehearsal shed bar, which serves pizza and light snacks along with beverages. Always a very enjoyable time!

What a beautiful venue for music! My family and I have been here for various performances over the…read moreyears and it is just lovely. there is such a variety of shows under this roof annually and if you're in any kind of vicinity to this auditorium, please make it a point to visit and support the wonderful artists who perform here!

Chenery has really become quite a destination for the arts here in the Kalamazoo area. The venue…read morehas undergone a nice transformation from a high school auditorium to a professional venue, complete with a large lobby, set for gathering pre and post show. Backstage, there are nice dressing rooms and adequate space for dressing and rehearsal activities. The bathrooms are a bit small, but functional and the ticket windows are set up to cause lines to form where other people are trying to enter and a bit of a traffic jam can take place. All-in-all, this is a great place to see a show and I will definitely be back soon.

It's the only thing to do in Grand Rapids so I guess if you're there check it out!…read more Price was decent for the tour

An interesting tour of Sanitarium artifacts and Adventist village. We were on a docent lead tour…read moreand it was informative. A few basic questions posed by us about Dr. Kellogg were met with "I don't know", but a quick Google search filled in the blanks.