Clean and friendly. Nice peeps. Cheap pitchers. Nicest bowling alley bar I've ever witnessed.read more

It's a bowling alley with a bar. Pizza we ordered was suppose to be a 16". Came out square. Says…read moreit was pisanellos pizza on the menu no way. Nice workers.

Well, if you know Beckett's, you already know how good the food is, how extensive the menu is, how…read morecosy the booths are, how legendary the location is, and even how convenient it is to locate and to park your car conveniently and for free. But right now I'm here specifically to add to that list of reasons to choose Beckett's: **Her name is Whittney.** She was our server yesterday. In a room literally filled with other diners, she made my husband and I just feel SO welcome and comfortable. I could hear her running through the orders at adjacent tables, explaining the burger menu and following up to clarify side orders, but she was poised and gracious, taking the time it took and never sounding rushed. Plus there was her huge smile...Amazing! We live about 200 miles away from Beckett's so it might be a while until we can return, but if you're luckier than we are and can get there in fewer than hour(s), go see Whittney at Beckett's. While that delicious burger is making your stomach happy, she'll lift your spirits and make you feel glad all over that you came.

Today I revisited. The wedge salad was amazing with blue cheese and I had the caprese grilled…read morechicken sandwich; very filling. Get the pesto mayo on the side. It was a busy day, loud and the service was slow and spotty. But I'm warming up to the new place. Still miss the meatloaf though.

I will eat anything. Not picky at all. If I say food sucks, you know it is bad. That is this…read moreplace. We had two hamburgers. Neither patties were round. Normally, I would say who cares about the shape but the stale bun and dry beef ... it all adds up. Mushrooms- nasty. Boneless wings- awful. Beer selection stinks too.

I have been going to the bars of here for a few years (25 years old). I have always enjoyed the…read moreatmosphere, food, drinks, people, but unfortunately times have changed. Today I found out I must be a college student to get into the place. They justify this by saying it's for the safety of their students, but are the residents of BG who have been going to the bar for a while get denied entry. Rising crime in the city should be reflected through security of the bar; scanners for ID's, personnel search and only 21 above for Uptown. Do not deny entry for actual paying customers who tip and can buy more then just soda and water.

This is the best place to purchase your glasses and have your eyes examined…read more I have been going to this location for 6 years and the service is outstanding. Today I went in to order some new glasses for myself and it took me less than 15 minutes from start to finish. There is no high pressure sales either. They let you look around and give you as much time as you need to pick out the frames you like. My frames were $79 and were completely covered by my insurance. They have Vera Bradley, Eddie Bauer, and many more. Lots of designer frames at great prices. My teenage son prefers the same frame each time he has his exam and they are able to order the frame he wants, every time! I highly recommend the optician shop! Great selection. Great prices. Great service.

From the owner: Bowling Green Orthopaedics Inc. has board certified physicians specializing in the care of your…read moreupper and lower extremities, joint replacement, and sports medicine. Call today to schedule your appointment with either Dr. Merrill L. Gladden Jr. or D

One of the worst things about moving to a new town is finding replacements for all your health care…read moreprofessionals. Fortunately, I got lucky when I went to Bowling Green Vision Center. Dr. Shilling was friendly and helpful, as was the staff. I was in and out in less than an hour, but he still took the time to answer all of my questions. They have a pretty cool camera that takes pictures of the inside of your eyeballs (Yeah, I'm a sucker for technology). I do wish they had a slightly bigger selection of frames. It seems that most of them were geared toward teens or older adults (re: Bowling Green's entire population). But they were cheap. The frames I purchased were twenty bucks cheaper than their price elsewhere online.

I have been going here for 10 plus years. Both optometrists are very competent and can help you…read morewith a first pair of glasses or contacts, or as an established eyewear customer. Quick turnaround on new glasses ordering. Helpful staff if you need your glasses adjusted.

I had a horrible experience with the photo-chemical science PhD program at BGSU that I'd like warn…read morecurrent and prospective students to stay away from this program. I was offered admission without funding, which is not an arrange a reputable US PhD program will make and accept. The supervision style here relies on excessive micromanagement with low transparency on broad project idea and requirements in milestones like the qualification exam and graduation, tricking students into doing works beyond their degree and course requirements. The advisor demands "research productivity" in the 1st year in a US program without adequate training in basics and without any funding, and will leverage academic backing for that. I made clear in my application that I intended to pursue research in computational photo-chemistry, faculty attempted to redirect me into doing experiments; resisting that pressure provoked further threats and withdrawal of support. Faculties in the program use grades as bargaining counters in multiple occasions to "persuade" me to change advisors, obey their arrangement and not to file any complaint. The program coordinator told me he decided to assign me a "C" in a course, but no grade was officially posted for a month. Once I mentioned that I would exercise my student right to initiate a grade appeal, I immediately got an "A". I was also told that recommendation letters would be withheld should I sought to leave and reapply to a better program, effectively using students' future careers as leverage for forced unpaid labor. Some faculty members, including the advisor, are violating my student privacy right by leaking class activities and academic standing to third parties (like parents, professors and advisors in other institutions) without my written consent, and without ever being selected as my references. This, combination-- "I don't respect students' personal boundary" and "I want to avoid conflict", "I will not recommend you" and "I will informally and secretly leak you academic standing"--demonstrates a self-centered approach in which student welfare is disregarded whenever it inconveniences the advisor. When they give advises their main concern is at extracting as much free labor from the student as possible, not at serving the student's best educational interest. The program's website advertises a "safe, accepting, unprejudiced, and fair learning environment",which cannot be further away from the truth from my personal experience as the only Asian student. My academic standing stored there is definitely unsafe as it could be accessed and disclosed by faculty without my consent. I was the only one expected to work without financial support but with a good academic standing in the first year and was singled out when I questioned this disparity. The graduate coordinator specifically told me not to request for funding because I would "get paid 100k+/year after graduation," Students are micromanaged to do repetitive, grinding tasks disguised as "training" which are not meant to train students into independent researchers. In sharp contrast to the advertising, expressing contrasting scientific opinions is also met with accusations of distrust from the advisor and filing complaints will trigger retaliation by withdrawing academic backing. These practices are incompatible with fostering students' potential or providing equitable treatment, and they demonstrate systemic prejudice, intimidation, and retaliation--which further reinforces my opinion that the program is prejudiced, unsafe, unaccepting, and discriminatory. The implied underlying true "value" seems to be the maintenance of deception, manipulation and exploitation rather than the education and development of students. I strong advise against anyone to apply to or stay in this program that provides a discriminatory, coersive and toxic working environment to PhD students. If you have a high GPA and a better background, and don't want to be used as a lab-monkey, please kindly do yourself a favor and apply to somewhere else.

I graduated in 68 and, from the comments, it appears that things have changed considerably. My…read moreexperience was positive. Only had one substandard instructor and he was a phd with tenure. I was a dual major -Math & English. The only negative was the weather. I grew up in NW Ohio so there was no escaping the cold and snow.

Good location, near the interstate but away from the college…read more The rooms were nice, very clean, and there were no messes or odors in the hallways. The staff were extremely helpful and there was always someone at or in sight of the front desk (unlike some places where you have to go on an expedition to find someone to give you a couple towels). We have decided that we're going to stay here whenever we go to visit our daughter at college.

Its very tired, it has a board out in the lobby that states its going to have major renovations. It…read morereally needs them. Parking is OK. There is a single elevator with a scuffed floor and without a publically posted satey inspection sheet. Room keys works sometimes. My room had a Keurig (YEAH!) soft bed and comfortable furniture. It also came with the worlds most confusing TV and a fridge that would not get cold enough. My room was not cleaned properly with goober on the toliet under the seat, good job I have alcohol wipes. I stayed three nights and did not get any room cleaning during the stay. Thus I ran out of toilet paper. The breakfast is high quality foods, served in a super clean area with a great kitchen attendant. The TV is muted which I appreciate at 6:00am when food is served. On my last day the fire alarms sounded. It became obvious that the front desk overnight staff does not know how to silence the alarm which rang for 15 minutes or more than it needed to. Clearly its a training issue. for the lack of management in the building.