Great food and great service! We had pizza and a French fry appetizer (with all kinds of goodness…read moreon top). Our waitress was so much fun. We spoke for a bit with the manager. He was out and about checking on tables and socializing with customers. Great place!

Good breakfast--Sunday only . Friendly staff and attentive. Added bonus they also have keno…read morealthough they don't give us winning numbers . Friendly atmosphere also.

Great fast service best sirloin and nachos I've ever tasted nice lake ambience 100 percent recommendread more

This is the perfect spot to dine outside on a summer or early fall evening. The staff is attentive,…read morethe beer cold, and the burgers terrific. The Brussels sprout appetizer was great, too, and the live music on a Saturday night made it a fun, fun evening. We will be back!

The service and food had been going down that last 8 years. My husband and I stopped coming in for…read moreprobably about 6 years. However, they have new owners and I see the food and service getting significantly better. We have started coming back within the last 3 or 4 months and haven't had any complaints.

Bartender was great!!! The menu had a decent selection of homestyle foods and the history of the…read moreplace sealed the charm.

What an absolutely great spot in Mt. Morris. Nothing fancy but perfect. Just a warning, if you…read moreorder a tall beer, it's massive. What was the best surprise was the prices. Everything is so reasonable it was actually almost shocking. The bartender seemed to know everyone and she had no problem busting chops. So much fun. They had live music tonight, and it was absolutely lovely. Well worth it. One of the best spots I've discovered in my tour of the general Flint area.

Tried the Mountain Inn for the first time. Heard good things. Ordered two 12 inch pizzas and the…read moregarlic cheese bread. Hubby's pizza and the bread were great, my pizza, not so much. The crust was way overbaked. It was black on half of it. You could take a hammer to most of it if you wanted to break it up. The pizza tasted great, lots of toppings, but I could not eat the crust at all. Disappointing to say the least.

A pleasant surprise…read more About a week ago, I was out with my friends and we were looking for a chill place to just hang out and have a few drinks that wasn't too crowded when we happened upon this quiet little hangout rather by accident. For some reason, it seemed everyone in town was out that night and each one of our preferred watering holes was either too crowded or just felt meh to us. After meeting up in Flint Township after work, we were struggling to settle on an ideal, perhaps new, place that also served decent bar food, but was laid back and not filled with Nascar fans, dbags or overly drunk 21 year old girls. After ditching two other establishments because they were not our scene, we came across Vic's Place, quite by happenstance. Vic's Place was definitely the answer. Located around the back of the new Ruggero's location (with a separate bar entrance), Vic's was a nice, quiet alternative. It wasn't a lame sports bar or dive bar, just a quiet pub with good food and drinks. The food was quite good and the menu was fairly extensive, ostensibly because the food comes from the Ruggero's culinary team. After all, they are located within the same building. The food menu featured a lot of pasta dishes and specialty pizzas, as well as the basic tenets of bar food, namely burgers, sandwiches and deep fried appetizers. I split a ginormous order of loaded nachos, heavy on the traditional fixings with a pretty decent hot sauce on the side. My friend, Jen, ordered a personal margherita pizza and while I didn't sample her dish, it looked great, plus she said it was quite good and would order it again. Vic's had an extensive list of beers on tap, which I like in a bar, as well as a nice selection of craft beers. Draft beers came in two sizes- big and humongous. Guess which size I had. Anyway, the beer and wine lists were impressive and the cocktails, while they took a long time to hit the table, were fun, inventive and decidedly not on the weak side. The Old Fashioned was a good classic, strong, but subtle in all the right places. I'd order it again in a heartbeat. My friend, Jen, asked the bartender to "whip up something unique." She was not disappointed. Her nameless concoction was an ode to a Manhattan, but with a twist. I tried it and she was right- it was sublime. I liked the atmosphere. It was laid back and quiet, despite the fact that there were quite a few people in the place, seated up at the bar and at tables. The bar had a jukebox. That was kinda interesting. It wasn't something you see everyday. As for decor, there was a fire pit near our table and the bar was outfitted with a mix of high tops and low tables, with a slightly elevated seating area near the jukebox and the fire pit, which was where we were seated. Be careful when you step down or you'll trip, especially if you're a bit inebriated. The service was a little slow and it definitely took a little bit longer to receive our food than it probably would in a typical dive bar or a greasy spoon, but it wasn't that bad and there was only one bartender on duty pretty much the entire time we were there. Plus, the food was clearly quite a few notches above basic bar grub, anyway. Prices were on par with what one would expect. The draft beer specials were cheap and well worth the extra money to order the larger size draft. I will definitely be back. Our group came in with low expectations and left with any preconceived notions about the place completely shattered. Definitely a nice place for a quiet drink with friends after work or happy hour.

This would be a great place. The staff is great. The food is good and a decent selection of…read morebeers on tap. Here is the problem... the bartender gives this one Ding Dong at the bar the remote to the music and he cranks it so loud that you cannot talk to the person next to you. This probably isn't a problem at night but at 6pm when most of the clientele is over 60 and trying to eat dinner this doesn't go over too well.

Great dive bar, bar tender was so kind. Can't wait to make it back in for some darts! :)read more

Great place! Nice friendly owner and good food! One of my favorite bars near me. Owner even bought…read moreme a drink. :) I can't say enough about this place. Go and check it out yourself!

Great brewery with a great beer garden. Plenty of beer and non beer options. Nice mug club…read more Different events most days of the week. Pizza during winter months and taco truck during nice weather.

The four stars are for the cool atmosphere: a laid back outdoor vibe that welcomes families, dogs,…read moreand both new and old customers. The beer selection was less extensive then you would expect as is their non-beer offerings of hard cider and wine. The cider won me over but my BF, a beer fan, was less enthused with the selection. But here is the thing - at the end of the day we had a good time. Fyi - the bar itself does not have food but the taco truck parked at the edge of the drive was serving up food that looked good and it was doing a brisk business. We were not hungry so left sampling their offerings for another visit.

Love it/ I adore this charming little gourmet wine and charcuterie shop…read more. Excellent customer service and attention to detail, very nice array of wines, craft beer, seltzer waters, sake etc.. the wine selection is really something.. we've stopped in several times since they opened last year and it's a pleasure to patronize such a great local independent business. Apparently, the shop's theme was modeled after the "The Queen's Gambit," hence the name and the large display of chess boards in the lounge. They have a nice seating/dine in area for eating, drinking, relaxing and even playing chess on one of the many boards they keep around for guests. They have free wifi as well. The atmosphere is great for relaxing with friends over a glass of Merlot and cheese board and maybe even a rousing game of chess. I love the decor and eclectic, bohemian touches. They have 'build your own' or already customized charcuterie boards- and the cheeses apparently come from Hills Cheese shop in the Flint Farmers Market downtown. Prices are not the cheapest yet completely in alignment with the quality. The owner is super nice and very helpful in terms of helping select wine pairings and checking out hidden gems in the wine/beer display. If you're having a quick last minute gathering, I think this is the go to shop for all the essentials.

I love the live entertainment provided by Queens that pairs well with their custom charcuterie…read moreboards and my favorite...the Pinot Blanc. Brunch on the weekends ia fantastic as well...quiche is out of this world. They always have something fun going on so check them out!