600 is such a cute place for a lovely meal!…read more We have been multiple times but stopped in on a recent sunny afternoon for some lunch. 600 is so light and airy, we really love the atmosphere!! We had a really great waitress, I wish I would have gotten her name! She was doing the job of hostess and waitress to multiple tables, and doing it all very well! We ordered a chicken sandwich and a salad for our lunch entrees! Both were very good and presented very well! While the food is good and quality feels high - the price is also on the high side. For a sandwich and a salad, waters to drink, we spent over $50 for our lunch! Just something to be aware of! While we had time - the experience was not fast. Something to be aware of if needing a quick lunch. The restaurant was not overly busy but the wait was a little long to receive our order. I ordered a salmon salad - the menu nor the website specify if the salmon is wild caught or farmed. I would really love to know this information - the price would be much better reflected if it were indeed wild caught. :)

A group of six of us came in for brunch and were seated upstairs, which we really enjoyed. It was…read morequieter and felt more private, making it a nice space for conversation. The service was on the slower side and could have used more attention to detail--coffee refills were missed, and we didn't have spoons to stir our coffee. That said, our server was kind and had a gentle, pleasant demeanor. The food overall was very good. Only one person in our group was disappointed--the chicken and waffles were described as dry, with the chicken coating lacking flavor. Everyone else enjoyed their meals, and the desserts were a standout; they were excellent and loved by all. One area that could use improvement is the upstairs bathroom. While it was well stocked with supplies, it needed cleaning. Clear signage for the upstairs restroom and perhaps a nice piece of artwork would also be welcome touches. Overall, a nice brunch experience with great desserts and room for a few improvements.

First time visit as we are from out of state. Our son lives in Battle Creek and is vegan; he…read moresuggested this place. He was pleased with the variety of menu items but no milk alternatives to have with coffee. He enjoyed vegan chorizo breakfast burrito and ate every bite. I had a sandwich with Ope burger, great veggies, pineapple, melted cheese and spicy Serrano sauce. Delicious and filling. Had tomato soup with it which was thick and full of tomatoes and onion but was only lukewarm. My partner had club sandwich and delicious onion rings. He couldn't finish his sandwich so had great leftovers. Setting was pleasant and clean. Ample parking. Great coffee. Friendly capable service from Delaney and her coworker. Would definitely come again when in the area.

Best burger in Kalamazoo. It's small and intimate, food is always good. Just very consistentread more

We come here often I love the bartender/server. Her name is Jennifer I believe or Jessica I have a…read moreterrible memory. But she's great. She always thinks of everything prompt and always has a smile on her face. She's a great server and should be recognized as such. The food is good. I like trying everything on the menu so far I've just been going down the line. I really like the New York strip with shrimp and I like having it cooked already highly recommend the French onion soup as well. This is where I like to come for a decent steak. they also have lovely mock tails and I really like that. I can get a nice beverage and doesn't have to have alcohol in it. The bar is a nice area although the patio looks like a cool spot to sit during the summer time.

The thought of cooking my own food when I went out didn't interest me one bit…read more But hubs insisted --- and I was pleasantly surprised! I was also happy, and it wasn't as expensive as I thought it would be! He had the steak that you slice off a piece and cook it on the black rock. Delicious! I got one of the $10 meals because---ribs. The service was great! At least a once must-try! Per Rita

A friend had recommended Greenhouse Cafe to me and I am so glad I had the opportunity to dine there…read moretoday. I had the Chilaquiles but I removed the eggs and added steak. I like my steak cooked medium and it was cooked to a true medium. The waiter told us that their cook had trained with a Michelin starred chef. It was a huge portion but it was hard to stop eating because everything tasted so good. The waiter we had was very nice and attentive and refilled my water before it even got low. It was hard to decide what to eat because there were so many options and everything is reasonably priced. I bought a salted caramel cheesecake for home and it was absolutely delicious as well. I cannot wait to return and try something different.

Four of us women found Greenhouse Cafe on Yelp as we were driving to Chicago. Among the four of us,…read morewe shared omelets, soup, and salads. All were very good and the service was great. Nice comfortable, relaxed atmosphere.

I personally enjoyed the previous menu better than the current options but Burdicks was also a…read morestaple in my college years so I may be biased. Not pictured but very much enjoyed was the Onion Dip & Chips as an appetizer. The service was average, not anything that exceeded my expectations but it was busy so I don't hold that against the waitress. The overall experience was way better than it used to be. I loved the duckpin bowling and it's a great add on for bigger groups!

I prefer the old space. That said, if you want to be blinded by tv screens in every direction you…read morelook then this is the place for you! We were a large party on a Saturday night, so our drink service was a bit slow though I think staff were doing their best to keep us all in order and served. It was a pretty busy place. We didn't eat there, so I have no comment on the food.

Restaurant Name: The Old goat tavern…read more Dish: pickle chips, BELT, The forty eighty Date Visited:3/15/26 First Impressions: The atmosphere is wonderful it has pick your seat seating a very lovely bar where you can see them make your food multiple TVs to watch the games and a front and back entrance. It's a pretty peaceful college bar next to a really nice coffee shop. Presentation - 10/10 Taste & Flavor - 10/10 When getting food here you can get a good variety of spicy and savory especially when it comes to their burgers their drinks are made with much care. Nothing is too overpowering Portion Size - 10/10 I have a very small stomach so things tend to fill me up regardless however my husband is an endless pit and the burger seemed to fill him up for the time being. Value for your money? I would say you get a good value and a full meal for the price you're going to pay You get good service especially on a Sunday when there's only a very few people in there and you're just trying to relax. ‍ Service - 10/10 The service in overall 10 out of 10 The bartender was extremely friendly kept a decent conversation going & greeted us when we entered, most of the staff is college students so you know they're working hard when it comes to both school and being servers. Overall Rating: 10/10 Final Verdict: The Old goat tavern is by far place I would return to especially for a quick bite and something that's going to kill me up for a cheap price. It's good for a night out on the town or just drinks with friends they have a wide variety of drinks and drafts and a good burger. I highly recommend giving this place a try if you haven't already they live up to the hype.

Best burger I had in a while. Reason is that size is big, they don't skim on ingredients. Burger is…read morenot supposed to be tiny especially from a tavern. My burger has layers of cheese and meat and sauce. Mouth full of goodness. Also my "back forty" burger is only $13. Pretty good deal in 2024. Sides are extra though Sides are not so much, just taste like they are from the freezer and straight into the fryer. Burger is the main character anyway. Drinks are weak, you can probably down a couple mix drinks and still blow below limit. With that being said, this is still a better place to eat and watch a game than BWW.

Dyngus Day menu. All food was purchased from distributors. Cabbage rolls were bland, not served…read morehot, very little sauce, potatoes were on menu as red skins. They were deep fried, so they were at least hot($16). Kielbasa was sliced( small portion), same potatoes as with cabbage rolls, menu said cabbage and onion, not enough on plate to even be listed on menu($14). The food here is generally always served with pride. Not sure what is going on in kitchen. These meals were overpriced, for what came out of their kitchen.

Food was good in the past but it seems there were changes to the food quality in 2026. Chips are…read moreheavily fried and burnt and burger patties were much smaller than the bun. Was not impressed with the fries either as I paid extra for maybe 20 skinny fries.

This is a "dive bar" review so the 4 stars is only meant to reflect how this place compares to…read moreother similar establishments and not as a restaurant (although it does have bar food which we saw coming out of the kitchen but we didn't order any). The atmosphere was fun and, being in a college town, was populated by your typical mix of college kids ranging from your stoner pseudo-hippies, to your hat-on-backwards loud talking "bros". It was a football weekend so there were a lot of out of towners and other people ranging in age from early 20's to 50's. They had live music which was really good although probably a little too folksy for some people's taste but it was still a lot of fun. Bottom line: If you like dive bars with a predominately college crowd (as opposed to a working man's neighborhood bar) then you will like this place.

The worst dining experience I have ever had in Kalamazoo. Went there for the Moose Soir'eh. Waited…read moreover 90 minutes for some poutine. The wait staff told us multiple stories as to why it was late before it came. They offered to refund the food but guess what they did not. And I got sick after eating it. Trash.

First visit I tried the 3 piece fish dinner. The fish was very good and came with French fries or…read moretater tots, a nice little salad with ranch dressing and Texas toast, and a drink for 9.99. I don't know of an anywhere else you can get all that for such a low price. Next visit I tried the double cheeseburger with tater tots and a drink for 10.99. I was good but I thought the fish was the best thing they did there of the two I tried.

It's a new place. The double-cheeseburger meal was $12. Came with super hot fries and a can of…read moresoda. Dinner was really good, tried my dinner partners Orings. Delicious. Mondays are their "Happy hours" burgers $4.99. I'll be back!

Honestly, Principle…read morewas so insanely refreshing to me after months of a food slump. Principle features all my fav things: a romantic set up, correctly priced cocktails, huge ceilings and vintage vibe, simple menu and table service that feels and looks Divine. I mean, watching my server flip a table during busy dinners service was actually ART. Some notables: I cannot ever choose a drink, but that wasn't an issue here. Ttheir menu featured "Roll The Dice" which consisted of a liqueur, mixer and taste. The bartender creates it for you! Such an authentic touch!!! The menu was small, creative and the FLANK STEAK 1000/10. I personally ordered the Roasted chicken, the plates were small but absolutely perfect.

I simply don't know where to begin.... I dined at Principle tonight and the culinary experience was…read moredivine. I had the local greens, the flank steak, and the peanut butter banana split. The depths of flavors in each of these dishes left my palate absolutely nothing to long for..... flavorful, balanced, and approachable would be the best descriptors that come to mind. The service was attentive but not overbearing. The ambiance was cozy and personal yet sophisticated. I would rate my experience as one of the top five in my lifetime. I personally thanked the chef for such a fantastic meal and experience.