Donkey Kong would like a word! Just kidding - it does totally remind me of The Bubbly Barrel at…read moreEpic Universe, but this obviously came first. They serve Sprechers but I think I learned that I don't like root beer on tap - tastes like diet soda to me. So, next time, I'll get a float. Also, their picnic tables ARE pup friendly (double-checked with the person taking my order). Anyways, a friend told me about this place otherwise I may not have found it (maybe from going to Outside Coffee kitty corner?) but it's a gem!

Cute little root beer float stand. Plenty of outdoor seating. Lots of teens are employed here and I…read morethink that's pretty cool. The menu is quite small because the Root Beer Float is the star of the show. It's tasty and the Root Beer tastes homemade 8/10. Ice cream was great!! Definitely tastes different than A&W and Barqs. I didn't care for the Mac n Cheese 2/10. Had an odd cheese flavor. The Chicago Dog looked pretty but the mustard overpowered the whole bite 4/10. They also have some cool merchandise to purchase like shirts, cups and hats. Overall it was a really neat experience for us to try. Will stick with just the Root Beer Float.

,My COVID-19 story. It is still going on. Time line is based on my Sister Darlene and Linda. As…read morewell my Friends Peggy and Karen. : The first 10 days were spent in a very dark place. I was not alone, my Mom and son were there with me. (For those that know me well, Mom and Eric have been gone for sometime. I don't know how I got water or got to the bath room. I did not eat for 2 weeks.(I guess) I don't remember talking to anyone. No one was allowed in my house. Daexy 10 or 11 Medics showed up and wanted me to go to hospital. I wouldn't go. I could only think of all those people that went in and didn't come out. Slowly slowly I began to come out of it. I am still very tire, my stamina is very low. However, I do eat peanut butter and toast, Few crackers. It takes me a while to form a sentence, so take me a while to write.: Still coughing, and rubber legs with an occasional headache. I can not get tested again until 2 weeks have past from my last symptoms. This is what I would like to say to those who still think that masks don't work. 70% is better than nothing and it is half that if only on wears the mask, For those that think it is no different than standard flu, so get it and some don't but all are carriers. I have one word for you that still think that way FOOLS! For those that think that their rights are being violated. WHAT ABOUT MINE? I BELIEVE THAT I HAVE HEARD THAT ENOUGH TIME AND AT THIS POINT EARNED THE RIGHT TO SAY "FUCK YOU" (a little harsh, but I am so frustrated about all the folks that lost loveones so needlessly) and for those lovely supportive people that are doing all that they can. LOVE YOU, HUGS AND BE SAFE. This disease really doesn't care. Don't know why some folks don't make it, why some do. I am grateful, but still scared. LOVE YOU. Out of steam. Thanks for reading my rant.

This is a nice park located on the Kalamazoo River in the tiny little village of New Richmond…read more They have a lot to offer here. The one thing they don't have that I would have thought would be there that keeps me from giving a 5 star review is there is no playground equipment for children to play on. Now what they do have is a pedestrian only bridge across the Kalamazoo River. At the park there is a boat launch but there is a drop box where you need to deposit your fee for use of the boat launch. Along the river they also have 2 fishing docks on the side of the river where the parking lot is located and a few more on the other side of the river. Of course there is fishing that can be done from the shore or from a boat if you bring one. Also, for emergencies there is an outhouse which although not a great place is always kept cleaner than other outhouses I've seen in other parks. Overall it's a really nice place to go enjoy the river for a while.

My husband and I came across this gem on our stroll in Holland, MI near Hope College. We had seen…read morethe movie "Maudie" (now one of our favorites). When we had gone in, I asked questions to Kristi. She was kind, pleasant, friendly and helpful. Since it was our first time at the theater, she gave my husband and myself 2 free tickets, 2 free popcorn and 2 free drinks. The theater was quite clean and comfy. I would highly recommended checking this out!

This theater is in really good shape. Well cared for by Hope College. Very thankful they have kept…read moreup this historic landmark!!

Bathrooms were locked the entire time we were there. Found a small shady area to have a picnic-…read moreVERY limited shade & no bathroom access. Would have been nice if a sign indicated this on the road.

I've only been to this rest stop a handful of times when going to visit my parents. It's always…read morebeen clean during my quick visit. There is usually someone wondering around doing cleaning and there has never been any question of cleanliness. If you have to stop I would stop here. As someone who is often weary of stopping to use a toilet, I am one to check reviews to verify cleanliness and this place has no reviews but it passes my test. So yea....yay for clean toilets.

Oh my Gosh, 5 Stars all the way! I'm so happy we came here during Tulip Festival! Was it kinda…read morepricey at $20 a person to get in, and crazy busy, yes to both! but would I do it again, yes for sure! We walked up and saw you could catch a big ol school bus to shuttle you up to the entrance for free, we hoped on and went in. I was very excited to see de Zwaan the famous Windmill imported from the Netherlands! The only one in the US, I think! It was SO beautiful! I got some great shots of the tulips and the windmill that I thought were just so pretty! Loved going up in the windmill and walking thru the tulip fields. Also don't miss walking thru the shops with authentic goods for sale including a whole cheese wall! With samples! You know some Dutch Gouda had to come home with me!

Back in July I went to De Zaanse Schans in the Netherlands and then in August I came here to…read moreWindmill Island Gardens - so I feel like I have a good way to compare the parks. The windmill is identical to what is in the Netherlands. The only difference between this windmill and the ones in the Netherlands is that each level of this windmill has different types of jobs that were done that relied on windmill power such as clog carving and flour milling. I feel like the people in costume don't really want to chat or start a discussion around the park except for one woman at the very top of the windmill who was giving out stickers and one doing the pipe organ demonstration - everyone else in costume were either chatting with each other or kind of zoned out. Outside of the windmill, there's not much to do - we watched the short informative film and the pipe organ demonstration, but that's it for activities. We were told that the park had horses in the pasture but we walked the entire park and all the paddocks were empty. There is a carousel for kids and there is a gift shop selling the exact same stuff as all of the gift shops in Amsterdam. Even though we were in Holland, Michigan, everything just says "Holland" on it - I even saw the exact clog magnet I purchased in Amsterdam for sale here! Even the paper shopping bags for small items are identical to what is available in the gift shops in Amsterdam. (The cheese is local though.) One that that was pretty cool was looking at this big miniature town that they have on display from the 1930's. If you have never been to Windmill Island Gardens, then you'll have no idea of the significance of the miniature town in Nicole Kidman's basement in the film "Holland" that she starred in. It is set in Holland Michigan and features many shots of this particular windmill. My husband and I watched it after we stumbled upon it after our visit and having been here was kind of cool while watching. Overall, I'd say you can do absolutely everything in 2 hours here, including walking the entire loop around the fields. It was fine but I'd definitely like more of the employees doing talks discussing Dutch culture, crafts, architecture, whatever. Visited: August 2025

Beautiful park! We took our dog for a walk here while visiting and it was stunning. Beautiful well…read moretaken care of landscape with such vibrant colors. There was a neat water plant feature and a koi pond. We really enjoyed walking through this park.

We went a few times throughout the weekend of tulip fest, and it was a beautiful park with lots of…read morecare put into it.

Super cool place with the cheapest drinks in America! Had super fun performing stand up comedy…read morethere to a great fun crowd! Definitely recommend seeing the comedy shows put on Saturdays or any day for that matter.

From the owner: We host live bands, karaoke, BINGO, and we offer nightly food specials all week…read more We also rent out our banquet hall for private events such as wedding receptions, birthday parties, and Quinceaneras.

The only grip I have is this heavy set driver he doesn't pull up enough close too the curb it's a…read moregap climbing up on the bus especially for a senior if you're not careful you could hurt yourself stepping up into the gap and I mean he's normally quite apart from the curb this should be looked into he's one of the morning drivers before 12 other than that no complaints

I don't use the MAX busses on a regular basis, but I do use them from time to time. Coming from…read moreChicago I'm not thrilled with the Holland bus system, but realistically they do the best they can for a small town with limited public interest in using public transportation. Over the last 5 years or so MAX has certainly improved by adding more fixed bus routes and I thank them for that. My only gripe would be that a couple of times the drivers have seemed very insistent that nobody could be standing while the bus is moving. I understand they don't want anybody to get hurt during sudden stops, but come on in major cities all over the U.S. people do stand on moving busses every day and survive just fine. I'm not opposed to sitting on a bus, but if I (I'm not the smallest person around) have a choice or standing and having a bit of breathing room or sitting and being crammed in next to another person I'll choose standing everyday. TIP: If you have a red, white and blue medicare card showing you receive Medicare benefits you can ride the fixed route busses for free so that's a nice money saver. Just show the bus driver your red, white and blue medicare card and ride to your destination for free. I know this is the case on the fixed route busses, but I do not know if it's the same on the reserved MAX busses or not.