There's no false advertising here. The name of the bar says exactly what it is, a hole in the wall…read more But that's a really good thing! This spot is a true classic dive and is a must stop for any dive bar enthusiasts in the Lansing area. The owner is incredibly welcoming. He plays great music, prepares AMAZING fried chicken, and serves good cocktails. There's a pool table and a ton of space to just hang out and chat with your pals. I love this place and will certainly be going back because it's tough to find good customer service like this nowadays.

Good music, good food, and good service. A great bar. One…read moreof the best places to party.

Had a nice time service, food, and drinks for real good…read more Friendly staff. Nice place to hang out.

Dined here at 12 pm on a Saturday, small amount of people so it wasn't too busy…read more Service: it was good, waitress was very nice and was quick with refills and the bill Food: there was a lot of options for food, I ended up getting the Guinness Chicken which came with bread and two sides, I got onion rings and a Caesar salad. All for $14 which is a really good deal. The chicken was some of the best chicken I've had ever, it was drenched in their bbq sauce which I love, the Caesar was a good portion size and onion rings were crisp. There was a lot of TVs in the bar to watch sports, and had many great deals for food as well, highly recommended coming to eat here. I will be back

While in Lansing on business, my colleagues and I stopped in dinner. I had heard that olive burger…read morewas a Lansing thing and Leroys had one on the menu, along with a coney dog, so to Leroys we went. We sat in the middle room, off of the main bar area and were by ourselves. The bar was fairly lively for a Monday night, but we were greeted promply with a smile. Beers and food were delivered quickly. Everything was solid, but nothing blew me away. The olive burger was fairly one-note, but it was true to what I had read about it. The burger patty was good and the onion rings were solid. The coney dog tasted like a typical chili dog. All said, good food and good service.

This place is a Lansing classic. I live in LA but EVERYTIME I am home I have to get a classic…read moreburger and some fried mushrooms. This place is a local gem. I am only sad that they got rid of the pool tables. Those were perfect.

Edmund's is located in a stand-alone building along the gateway to the Downtown area. There is…read morestreet parking and a rear parking lot offering ample parking. The venue is large with plenty of seating options to include outdoor accommodations as well. There is a banquet hall that can be rented for private events. And, it appears to be an option for watching sportsball events as there are several TV's strategically placed for optimal viewing. The menus and specials seemed adequate and the service team was beyond friendly and welcoming. The drinks were ok as was the food, no real complaints but also nothing worth especially mentioning. We would try this place again simply because the staff were great and the environment seemed chill and everything was clean and organized from the bar to the bathroom.

Edmund's located on Michigan Ave & Fairview st., lot's of…read morestreet parking. We arrived around 4:00 pm and where able to seat ourselves, plenty of seating, numerous tvs and plenty of sports to watch. The menu is simple,drinks on one side, food on the other. We ordered fried pickels and the southwest spring rolls, which were both pretty good. I ordered the pulled pork which was pretty good, however it had to be forked, too much BBQ sauce. Sue ordered spaghetti & meatballs/bread,now here's a plate worth every bite, with three large Italian meatballs,smothered in meat sauce, and plenty of pasta. Our waiter was pretty good and answered our questions. I would recommend this to friends and family. $$

I have enjoyed Dagwood's for nearly 60 years. As an MSU student, I thought it was a very "classy"…read morejoint back then: Michelob on tap and beer mugs that had a unique handle; a curve connected at the bottom with a gap of about half an inch at the top. Big time, baby!! In those 58 years, the exterior has not changed except for a patio on the back side. The men's room is really small; much like Texaz Grill in Phoenix!! No door on the toilet stall to this day. Seating area has same setup; booths and tables appear to have been replaced over those years. Dagwood's offers 10 or more draft beers today. The classic MIchelob is absent. I had ham and bean soup, cheeseburger and fries. The soup is homemade and just what I wanted. Burgers are all smash-style; cooked to order and still juicy. To me, the fries are the hit; hand-cut fresh potatoes fried to order and great! Saturday afternoon was a little spotty but they got the job done. Dagwood's is a classic college dive bar with good food cooked behind the bar for all customers to see.

"the burgers are great" my dad said. the service was great they were so cheerful. And the music and…read moredecorations were great. The fry's were great

Dined there for dinner on 6/9. Ordered an olive burger (LOVE, LOVE, LOVE olives!). Flavor was good…read more The problem was WAY too much sauce (mayo, anything else?) mixed with the olives. Couldn't finish the sandwich because by the time I got to 1/3 left it was a sopping ball of goo. I probably should have scooped at least half of it off before I attempted to eat it. I Left it in the basket with a few onion rings (which were very good!) Too wet to finish. I recommend WAY less mayo to the establishment. I swear they applied at least 1/4 cup of mayo in the sauce for my (single) burger. Flavor was very good, but the sauce volume prevented me from finishing it. Regarding service: It was awesome. Bartender was knowledgeable and attentive. She knew what she was doing. I recommend sticking to beer if you are drinking. I ordered gin and tonics and got their own gin ("Hard Nose Gin"). It did not appear to resemble a traditional gin, but the description describes it as "juniper-forward". It was alright, but not my choice. I stopped by the night before and had a couple of pints of the Blood Orange Blonde, which was EXTREMELY good. I have never tried any of their other beers, but, given my experience, there appears to be a lot of promise there. Overall, a very good experience. I recommend. I still think they need to cut down the sauce on their olive burger - by a lot. But the flavor was very good. And the burger was cooked to my liking. I will definitely visit again. I get to the Lansing area a few times a year, and I'll be back.

Why does restaurants think it is ok to take up memory space on your phone by just having QR codes…read moreand no paper menu for those who respect their phones better. I just looked on their website. It is even smaller than the last time I was there. Since I am a light eater and traveling, I was stuck with 2 small salads or sides to choose from. I got a small Cesar and side of beer battered onion rings. Both were average at best. Waitress was AWOL most of the time. Music was loud so table conversations was a little hard. I suggested another place closer to the hotel with much better reviews for next year dinner before our meeting so I don't have to come back here. Many in our group agreed.

The full wings wings are great, sauced well, naked (no breading) so it's just good crispy skin…read more Staff was friendly. Only downside was is it took a little longer then expected; not a huge issue as no restaurant seems to have enough people.

From the owner: Wing Heaven Sports Haven is a sober-friendly restaurant in Lansing, MI. We offer karaoke from 6-9…read morepm on Wednesday, DJs on Friday from 7-11 pm. Stop by today!

It has a neighborhood bar atmosphere. We went as a group and all got different sandwiches. They…read morewere all very good and good prices.

I tried this place from a google search review. It is in a…read morestrip-mall, that worried me. But the atmosphere inside was nice. Pool table and a beer pong table. The food was good. We had the brussel sprouts that were amazingly yummy. Also had the beer cheese and pretzels that were good. Ordered burgers that were tasty, yet they were Gordons food patties..... The server was friendly, but attention was scattered. Overall she was nice and friendly. I would stop again.

I got the Greek wrap without meat and it was on could have used more sauce. It wasnt that busy but…read moreservice was not the best I was done with my drink and food for almost 15 min before the bartender asked if I was done. Mind you I have stacked my stuff up and I was sitting at the bar passed by a few times and never asked if I wasnt another drink or if I liked the food or anything. So thats why I gave it 3 stars. I would go again and just ask for more of whatever sauce was on it.

Hostess, very friendly. Service, horrible. Waitress…read moreovercharged and once she brought food we never saw her again. We had to ask a waiter to find her for drinks, boxes and our bill. Food was ok, not good. Nachos had almost no cheese on them at all. Also, there were young boys walking through the restaurant and outside of the restaurant selling candy bars...not as a fundraiser. Just a package from the store. They asked us 5 times if we wanted to buy them. Their mother was in the parking lot when we left and she was yelling at us for standing near a parking spot she was trying to get to. We will never be back.

I kind of dig REO Town. It's not Old Town, but I like that's it's not trying to be either. It has…read moreits own vibe. Just a quick skip across I-496 from downtown Lansing, the shops, salons, and eateries offer a small town feel as there's just enough walkability/bike access. However, it has plenty of edgy eclectic charm to balance the adjacent park and garden spaces making it an attractive location for many festivals. The anchors of the area include GM's Grand River Assembly Plant. the Board of Water & Light that occupies a former train depot, and several visual and performing arts hubs. The area has seen good BBQ, coffee, craft beer, New American, breakfast, and pizza but longevity continues to be a challenge. Even this month's review, REO Town Clubhouse, has gone through a change over the last 24 months having just been Ellison's Brewing Co. which we reviewed in August of 2023. REO Town Clubhouse took over a massive footprint on S. Washington and benefits from the previous facility upgrade work turning the warehouse into a brewhouse. The transition to the Clubhouse has been nothing short of extraordinary with modern lighting, seating, and décor in abundance. Marketed as an Italian restaurant, pizza shop, event space, and pool hall, REO Town Clubhouse aims to have a lasting place in the area and serve as a new anchor for entertainment. Walking in and you will be immediately taken aback by the sheer vastness. To the left, you'll find the upstairs event space, which is spacious and lovely, as is the main dining room on the first floor. To the right sits the pool hall, which is also quite large offering sharks and beginners alike enough room to run the table. In the middle sits the pizza shop with its rounded stone hearth oven shrouded in beautiful teal tile. What's Uneven? The brunch menu is intriguing, offering many traditional American breakfast items and others with a more Italian flare. I arrived around 11 on a Sunday morning with my much better half and the littlest of my daughters, having seen the brunch service started at 9 AM on REO Town Clubhouse's own social media. We walked into a mostly empty restaurant and a service crew that seemed to be scrambling to find their sea legs as coffee had not yet been brewed and the waitstaff, while very pleasant, reminded me of a team that hadn't yet had their first cup of coffee yet either. The food was also fairly uneven. My Biscuits and Gravy ($15) was quite tasty. The gravy was creamy and savory with notes of black pepper and the biscuits were dense enough to stand up to the gravy but not sit too heavy afterwards. The golden fried potatoes were crispy, and the sausage patties were large and packed with sage flavor. My much better half enjoyed a Bloody Mary ($9) that had a Caprese skewer atop the glass. She also ordered the Sweet Crespelle Crepes ($15) that looked better than they tasted. The lemon curd overpowered the palette, and the Sugar Cured Ham ($4) is an absolute waste of protein and money. Limp and lifeless with not a single hint of sugar to be found nor a streak of a sear on the meat itself. What's Better I met a mentor/friend/colleague for lunch and had a much better experience. We both ordered the Lunch Pasta Combo. The Caesar salads were fresh and plentiful, especially to be part of lunch combos. I had the Spaghetti and Meatballs ($14) and though the crushed tomatoes will never be my favorite, the meatballs were large and packed with layers of garlic, herbs, and parmesan cheese. The pasta was a bit overcooked, but the dish overall was solid. My companion ordered the Chicken Alfredo ($16) and said it was one of the best she'd ever had. Thick and creamy alfredo sauce was a yummy revelation. The chicken was more well done than I typically care for but spot on for her. She wanted me to be sure to relay that she would return at least 17 times. Best Bite The Fried Shrimp ($16) with a Calabrian pepper sauce were very good. The breading on the shrimp had been fried hard enough to withstand the oil and butter-based bath in which they rested. The sauce was tasty and perfectly spicy for lunch.

My partner and I went to REO Town Clubhouse for 517 Restaurant Week and had a great sandwich! We'll…read moredefinitely be going back to check out more of their offerings and hopefully to play a little pool. Service was quick and friendly. Inferior is really cool. Will update this review once I've had more chances to visit the Clubhouse. Give them a try!