Always a classic. Same great service, good food, and reasonable prices. You've also gotta love…read morethe variety in choices. This location is a little nicer since it's new, but maintains the same classic diner experience of all locations.

Impressed with staff, food, and cleanliness of the restaurant. Much better than I remembered from…read moreyears gone by at a different location.

Allendale is a bit of a blind spot for me when it comes to restaurants since I don't really make it…read moreto that part of town very often, but Mug Shots has been on my list for awhile so I was excited to stop in for dinner after a GV women's soccer game. The space is kind of smaller but we were able to sit right away. The theme of the place is kind of quirky - there are celebrity mug shots on the walls with descriptions of their crimes, as well as a "jail" photo op. Most of the menu items have jail/prison themed names too. It's definitely unique! I'd heard great things about the burgers so I knew I had to try one. They have nine different specialty burgers that come with two quarter pound patties, or you can substitute fried or grilled chicken for no charge. I got the Reveille (one egg cooked to order, bacon, and cheddar), and Nate got the Brushy Mountain with marinated chicken (you can also get it with fried chicken). Crinkle fries are standard, or you can get waffle fries or sweet potato fries for an up charge. Our food took a little bit of time to come out, but we enjoyed watching the MSU women's soccer game on the big TVs while we waited. The food was worth the wait, because it was super hot and fresh, and the burger was delicious. The patties were juicy and perfectly seasoned, the bacon was crispy, and the egg was cooked just like I wanted (over hard). It was a little greasy but I enjoy a greasy burger every once in awhile. I had a bite of the Brushy Mountain, which was also very good. The chicken was a little small but the flavors were great and the chicken wasn't overcooked. I'm so happy to have checked this place off my list, and will definitely be back the next time I'm in the area. If you like a juicy burger, you have to visit this place!

Can't wait to try one on their amazing burgers I heard so much about!!! Sandwiches were amazing,…read moreservice was fast and friendly, and just loved looking around at all of the "mugshots"! This is my new go to place!! From Muskegon to Allendale, not a problem!!!!

Has burgers, Waffle fries and onion rings.... All were so delicious! Pricing was great as…read morewell....would definitely come back!

Server/bar tender was all by herself when we got there and she was rocking it even though the place…read morewas busy. She got the food to us really fast still and it tasted great. Good music was playing but was low enough we could still have a conversation while eating. Definitely would eat there again.

Amazing food, fast service, and now completely housed inside our favorite brewhouse. Lost Art…read moreBurger is making the most of their newly opened kitchen. Still serving the same top quality smash burgers, but now with the addition of hotdogs and expanded appetizers. Always a treat to go!

It was our first time visiting Lost Art Brewhouse recently and I was excited to try some burgers…read morefrom their food truck. The online ordering wasn't working the night we were there, so I sent Nate outside to order for us. They give you a beeper so you know when to go back outside to pick up your food - helpful for the snowy November night! The menu consists of smash burgers, an Impossible burger, fries, pretzel bites, and chicken nuggets. I got a double Original Lost Art, and Nate got the Frankenstein, which is a double burger with one beef patty and a ground kielbasa patty. We also got a side of fries to share. Our food was done pretty quickly and the burgers were big! I liked that they wrap them up a bit so it's easier to eat. Mine was pretty messy and the buns did end up sliding all over, so be sure to get some extra napkins. The patties were thin, seasoned well, and super tasty. I absolutely loved the fries. They were super hot and fresh, with lots of salt. The star for me was the Frankenstein burger, though. The addition of the ground kielbasa patty is just next-level. If you like sausage, you have to try this. Super delicious and I hope to see Lost Art Burger around town more often, otherwise I'll be back to Lost Art Brewhouse for more tasty food soon.

A local classic. The Monday meatloaf is very good, if you are a meatloaf fan. It has a fair amount…read moreof garlic, so if your partner goes for it, you should get something garlic-y as well! The Electric Shrimp are a bit pricey, but delicious - consider this for a meal if you like the coleslaw bed it comes on. I think there were 7 very large shrimp in this appetizer. The ambiance is rustic and there is a screened in patio that is nice and good for larger gatherings (there was a family of 10 celebrating a birthday and having a good time. Service was good but slow (came by frequently, but the food was slow). Sit back and enjoy the company.

Fun ambience with multiple pig decorations everywhere! The inside was a bit cold, so we opted to…read moresit outside. It was a bit buggy with gnats. The food was good. Huge portions but expensive with over $15 per sandwich and no sides included. Overall, everything tasted great, but a bit expensive for a lunch stop... but what isn't these days. We would come again, if in the area. The establishment is very popular, but the staff and kitchen does a good job of getting everyone served quickly and efficiently.

The server we had, Kai, was excellent, he was very helpful and kind, as were all the other staff…read moremembers. It's quite the welcoming atmosphere and I would definitely go again. The restaurant had pescatarian friendly options and some vegan options as well even. I will say that the appetizers were underwhelming and I fear I did not take a picture. We got a three way sampler plate of pretzel bites, mozzarella sticks and onion rings for my group. I think I honestly misunderstood the portion sides so that's on me. The appetizers were on the same plate, were very small (I recall three mozzarella sticks for my party of four) and they frankly tasted mid sadly. I got the Grilled Salmon with the Chili rub and my boyfriend got the Crab Rangoon Flatbread (does not come with fries, despite fries in the photo). I enjoyed the Grilled Salmon and everything else in the plate besides the green beans unfortunately. The flatbread was delightful too! My group and I would certainly suggest Main St Pub to others, especially those that are also pescatarian!

In town for a wedding, hit the Pub after the rehearsal dinner. Drinks were in drinkable and got up…read morecharged for food we didn't order. Wife's blueberry mojito tasted like tonic water & mint leaves, no blueberry flavor at all. Son's Manhattan was all whiskey with no Vermouth or bitters. He ordered an Old Fashioned to replace it, and that tasted like cleaning solution. Blueberry Mojito -- $9.99, Manhattan -- $10.05 Got charged for the undrinkables, then got upcharged for adding cheese and chili to our fries -- even though we didn't add, order or receive either. Basket was supposed to be $6.99 but ended up $12.99 for add-ons we didn't order. Server was kind, but bartender needs training. And we spent $26-$28 on things we either didn't order or couldn't drink.

Today they had a special eggs Benedict with hash browns. A very large serving of hash browns with…read more2 eggs, some deli sliced ham (this would be better if it was thicker instead of the thin sliced meat). And a lot of hollandaise sauce and sprinkled with paprika. It was good would give it a 5 out of 10. Service was also fast and pleasant. The dining room was clean with a mix of tables, booths and a counter top area. I recommend this place.

Tried this place today for the first time service was excellent got a to go order the were quick…read morefood tasted great like a home cooked meal we will be visiting again soon

I love coffee shops, so I always get excited when I can try a new to me spot, like The Borough. I…read moredon't get to Allendale very often (maybe twice a year) so when I was heading to Grand Valley's campus for an event recently, I made sure to allow extra time to stop by. The parking lot in front is pretty small, and there is only one access point, so if you go past it, you'll have to turn around near the apartments behind it. Don't drive on the sidewalk... I didn't, mostly because there is a sign that says, "This is a sidewalk" which made me laugh. (Truly that should be an entrance into the parking lot!) The space is very bright and airy with cute decor and space to get some work or studying done. I was greeted right away when I walked in and I had a tough time deciding what to order. I wasn't hungry, but I love that they have a full on food menu - including salads, burgers(!!!), bagels, toasts, paninis, pastries, etc. Plus all the regular coffee items, boba, smoothies, and teas. I went with one of the seasonal specials, the banana bread matcha. It didn't take too long to come out and it was very tasty - not really what I was expecting, but I liked it. It reminded me of a very green banana (which is how I prefer bananas), it wasn't super sweet but also not super matcha-y. They are expanding their space, so I am interested in coming back to see what that looks like and to order more delicious drinks and try the food!

We tried The Borough for the first time with the family. This restaurant/ cafe is off of 48th…read morenestled amongst the GVSU apartments. The vibe is welcoming. We appreciated the kid friendly array of games and etch-a-sketch for entertainment. The menu is fun, but you need to search for prices. We ordered fries, a plain smashburger, a panini, and two sodas for around $31. Tipping is optional and the space is bright, playing dream pop tunes and filled with young 20 somethings. The food was good enough. My panini was well grilled, but the tomatoes would have been next level had they been marinated in balsamic vinegar. Winter is tough to find tasty tomatoes so I don't fault them on it... however the tomatoes were the let down of the Turkey PT 3 panini. The smashburger was sufficient. My husband said it tasted on par with Burger King (not sure if that's a compliment or a diss because we love BK). He was disappointed with the fries because earlier pictures portrayed them as hand cut and these were definitely from frozen. Either way, we cleaned our plates. If we come back, I'd be curious to try their breakfast. The açaí bowls look delicious along with the lox bagel and Seoul sunrise. They also have boba drinks, smoothies, coffees, and teas. Glad to have something with chill vibes in the neighborhood, but I definitely feel like the oldest person in the establishment. perhaps I contributed to the aging hipster vibe. We'll be back someday in the morning

Great brewery! Friendly service. We tried a couple different IPA's and both were very good…read more Had the pretzel for a little appetizer. It was nothing spectacular but it was still good. We did not try any of their other menu items but they have a pretty decent selection. I like that they have a kids menu. And I like that they have a parking lot. We will definitely come back again for more beer and food. Great find for the Hudsonville area.

A great brewery, with friendly staff and good brews. My husband and I stopped her in a whim coming…read moreback into GR, and loved this place. Old school brewery feel, with nicely crafted brews.

Awesome beer-- if you're a blonde lover, the Berlin blonde and the coffee blonde were top notch…read more The food- delish! My husband and I opted for the American and Gouda burger to go... SO good! Friendly staff, good beer, even better food! Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area

Food not good. It's just typical boring American food. It's also way too pricey to begin with. Not…read moreenjoyable. The options for what is available just really doesn't suffice.