Genius level name! Where is the perfect cult status Christmas romcom featuring this book nook roast…read moreroost and two cute individuals who couldn't be more opposite yet fall in love between some pages and espresso? I wish I had had time to browse and pretend I read more than Lord of the Rings every two years. Could complain it's tiny, but duh, no one wants a Barns and Noble next to the courthouse, pint perfect size however please don't bring more than two kids. I wish I could've tried the whole menu too, need flights please! Did go for a cereal milk latte that tingled good vibes and set off spring tide for my trip back to Lafayette.

First of all: The entrance doesn't seem very accessible, so wheelchair users and people with…read morestrollers might have a hard time getting inside. There are two doors and a step in between, and even I had to maneuver my way in and out. Just an FYI. The Press has a coffee shop inside of it. How nice! I didn't partake because the line was long, but the coffee smelled amazing. What a pleasant thing to be a bookstore that's also a coffee shop. There are some cozy couches and tables here and there among the stacks of books. I suppose you could take your cup of coffee and curl up on a couch or chair, because I saw one person doing that. But mostly: This is a bookstore, not so much a coffee shop or place to lounge. So I wouldn't visit with the intention of posting up and working for a few hours. This doesn't seem like that kind of place. Again, it's a bookstore first, a coffee shop second, a place to lounge third. Although The Press is a small bookstore, it has a nice children's section, with lots of books for kids and even graphic novels (my personal favorite). There is something for everyone here.

Ruben was tougher than John Wayne for 17 bucks it should melt in your mouth. peach wine was really…read moregood flat bread ok.

Very nice place great wine great food entertainment is pretty good , could use more acoustic…read moreevenings I think bands should be out side not inside acoustic unplugged inside though

Cool atmosphere here. I enjoyed the vinyl being played along with the cozy bar feel. They had some…read moretop shelf liquor available which was nice. The service was friendly and the location is good. I enjoy a basic bar sometimes. I took a star away because I thought the music was a bit loud for how small the place is. Makes it hard to have a conversation; just a 5% decrease would be perfect.

My husband and I went here for drinks one night and it was nice. The environment inside of the bar…read moreis sort of an attempt to make it look like an old dive bar, but this is definitely not dive bar prices. I paid $14 for a Long Island and it was really just okay. The bartenders are kind. It's not a large space so there's no reason for them not to serve you or make you wait like you would at Franklin house. This is the kind of place you go when you wanna have a conversation and have a good drink. Did you know that it's owned by Luke oil?

Good was great. So was the service. Sheldon took care of us. Good recommendations and attentive…read more Surprised that is was not busy at all on a Saturday. But it didn't disappoint. I had the short ribs and wife had the chicken puff pastry. The dessert was next level. Wife had the cheesecake which was a basque... but very much like NY style. I had the brûlée and that was one of the best I've had. Ambiance was nice. Casual but nice.

No one enjoyed their dinner. The portions are small, prices are high, the flavor is lacking, and it…read moretook awhile to get our food. Onion Soup Gratinee - $11 - Needed salt and wasn't very flavorful. 2/5 stars. Chorizo and Shrimp - $22 - This was easily the best dish. Cooked well, good flavor, and a decent portion (probably because the price is so high). 4/5 stars. Chicken and Leek Puff Pastry - $26 - The pastry was lacking. It was soggy, weird taste to it, and just not pleasant. The filling was also mediocre. Don't get this. 0/5 stars. L'Entrecote de Paris (Steak Frites) - $45 - The steak was chewy, the fries were over salted. For $45, this was not enough steak, whatsoever. Not like it was a good cut either. It's a rip off. 0/5 stars. Pan Roasted Duck Breast - $36 - My mom and I both ordered this, and we could combine both of our dishes to make ONE duck breast. Portion was horribly small. Never have I ever been given HALF a duck breast. The sauce wasn't good either and it was broken. 2/5 stars cause the rest of it was cooked fine. The birthday dessert was a scoop of ice cream and some stale cinnamon pastry thing. This was wildly bad. If the flavors were on point, the prices would be understandable. But the flavors were bad, the prices are expensive, and we waited a very long time to get our food. We couldn't get into a different restaurant that night (it was a Saturday night on move in weekend), but this one we could get into, and now we know why. Don't go here.

Our first time here and we were impressed. The Rueben egg roll is my new favorite way to eat a…read moreRueben. I could have eaten 20. I had a Wagyu burger and my wife had a Caesar salad. Both were excellent. I loved the atmosphere and our waitress was outstanding. We definitely will be back.

The food was horrendous on Friday. I can't even begin to say how disappointed we were…read more We have been there before and it was decent I believe they have changed kitchen help . Hope they figure it out soon.

Whenever we visit or pass through Southwest Michigan, we try to stop in to Promeny for a wine…read moretasting. They have an extensive selection of high quality olive oil and many unique wines from Eastern Europe and the Middle East. I've had some excellent bottles from Croatia and Israel. Be advised that the wines tend to be terroir driven and some can be upwards of $30-50, so spend a few dollars on the wine tasting and give them a try to ensure you find something you like. You'll undoubtedly expand your palate and possibly even find a new favorite bottling. It is a unique store and valuable resource for any foodie or wine lover.

Good service. Meads were like sweet wine, nothing extraordinarily special. Interior of store…read morecould use some renovations.

I've been dreaming about this brussels sprouts and sweet potato dish since I visited over a month…read moreago. Husband and I drove here from Chicago just for a day trip. We really enjoyed Shady Creek and everything that it offered. I will say that I wish that there was just a little bit more grounds to walk and explore however, we enjoyed our meal and the wine was delicious.

We arrived at 7:15 on a Saturday night for our dinner reservation and were promptly seated. 15…read moreminutes later we were told they were no longer serving food because their "kitchen printer stopped working 45 minutes ago and there's a two hour backlog of orders to make." Seriously? Nobody in the entire place noticed the printers (that print food orders) weren't working for 45 minutes? 45 MINUTES?? C'mon. What a clown show. No offer of any kind to make it up to us. Just a shoulder shrug. We're new to the area and this was our first time visiting. Needless to say, we won't be back.

Very cozy place to do Comedy. Tuesday is the best day to attend. Drinks are delicious also…read more Definitely will return to this establishment

Such a cute vibe. The music, crowd are awesome. Will definitely be back! The dry wine flight was so…read moregood.

In honor of Women's History Month I would like to update my review of Nobody's Darling to state…read morethat the lovely owners of this fine establishment are still doing their thing. Nobody's Darling is not just to have a chat and cocktail, they offer quite a few events for folks to attend. Below are a few examples of the swinging times you can have there. In 2026 I am so happy that they are still in business and thriving. The vibe is still cool, the menu for the cocktails is still exciting and the crowd is eclectic. Wine Down Wednesday Unwind midweek with Happy Hour 5-7pm $7 glasses of wine $20 bottles Thursday: Pitch Your Peeps Help your friend find love (or vibes). Pitch them to the room - all relationship styles welcome. Feel Good Fridayz w/ DJ All The Way Kay Start the weekend right! Happy Hour 5-7pm DJ Kay live 8-11pm Sunday Karaoke All Day Happy Hour starting at 2pm Karaoke 5pm-8pm Sip.Sing. Repeat. Empanadas by De Luna Empanada 7pm-10pm DJ Gloria on the decks Cocktails flowing all night Friday, March 20 DJ Set 8-11PM

Great drinks and no douchy "bro" energy to be found anywhere. I love this bar. The staff is so…read morefriendly and the vibe of the entire experience was very appealing. It's thought of as a gay bar and clearly that's a lot of the clientele, but all are welcome. Cocktails are delicious and run about $15 each. Pretty standard pricing. They have a good selection of n/a drinks and a menu for lower alcohol cocktails as well. Great neighborhood bar

We celebrated my birthday last night at Seasons 52. The Restaurant was lovely and spotlessly clean…read more We had Jean as our server. She was outstanding. Her presentation for wine, menu and desserts were excellent! We ordered filets in wine sauce, whipped potato and my favorite, asparagus. Dinner was delicious. Jean brought me a rose, birthday sign, champagne for a toast and a dessert, no charge. She personalized my birthday dinner so graciously! I'm so very grateful! Many choices on the menu! We asked for the Manager. She too was lovely to speak with. I highly recommend Seasons 52!

I've only been twice but both experiences were great. Both times were on a Sunday night and I sat…read moreat the bar. Service is always attentive and drinks are pricey but tasty. The atmosphere is dimly lit (which I love), clean, lots of wood and leather everywhere. It's spacious but also cozy. On to the food.. my favorites have been the butterfish and the trout. This last time I got a pesto gnocchi with shrimp. The shrimp was really good right off the grill as were the gnocchi but it was kind of swimming in an oily sauce. I expected it to either be creamy or lightly coated pasta, instead of a pool of pesto and oil. The sauce didn't really stay on to the gnocchi because it was so thin. I used my extra pita bread to sop it up. The artichoke with hummus appetizer is also tasty. My friend got the lamb shank (chops?) and she also enjoyed her meal. The espresso martini was good but it had like a chunky shaved chocolate or something on the rim which was unnecessary and made it kind of hard to drink. We haven't tried any desserts yet but they look amazing. It was about $150 for 2 cocktails, 2 glasses of wine, 2 entrees, and 1 appetizer. I couldn't afford this regularly but it's a nice treat every now and then.