I toured both of their locations and I was extremely disappointed. Everything looked cheap and…read morechuegy.. my tour was lead by the owner of the business (Amy) and you could see right through her fake smile. I overheard her talking to her employee Jess when I got there from around the corner and I was pretty disgusted with what I heard. Im so glad I dodged all the red flags at this venue. These are not people you want in charge of your wedding.... The mean girl energy was strong there.

Due to COVID I had to postpone my wedding 3 times and start from scratch with finding a new venue…read more This honestly was the best thing that could have ever happened because Amy brought our perfect wedding to life! This venue is hands down amazing :) What I love most about this venue is all of the different options for my guests. For those guests who do not like to dance, they can go outside and play games (cornhole, hillbilly golf, ect.) or even roast marshmallows and catch up with friends who they have not seen in over a year. It's awesome! Amy you are the best and I will be forever grateful for you and your staff :) If you want the perfect wedding book here!

Daughter just got married there and I have to agree the food was warm but not hot…read more The thing that I could not believe is they charge you $1.50 a chair if they set up because of rain in the gazebo and you do not use them. It's hard to check all the details so I don't know if others do this. It is a beautiful place and I had people ask us how we found it.

My niece's wedding was last Friday. This place was great. Excellent setting, great food, friendly /…read moreefficient service...and they deserve credit for the great weather. Highly recommended from an Ann Arbor 'historian'.

Excellent venue for meetings and meals. I attended a memorial service and found the lobby…read morecomfortable and neat; I the meeting room was excellent with tables and chairs. The meal was superb.

The food was upscale the best but I'm gluten free Hardly a…read moregluten free selection The location was convenient with plenty of parking Lovely decorated

Lobster week at the Polo Fields...always a 5-Star experience to look forward to and last night was…read moreno exception...spectacular dining al fresco on the back patio overlooking the golf course. We dined with good friends and ordered almost everything on the menu including the Lobster Bisque, the Oven Roasted Twin Tails, the Main Lobster Bucket and the 1.5 # Whole Lobster...even a pair of Lobster Rolls to go! Little touches like having your lobster cracked table side makes this a very pleasurable experience.

I wrote the Polo Fields of my experience and disappointment with our last visit, hosting our family…read morefor Easter brunch. The management replied promptly and offered to bring us back for Mother's day. Four of us visited again for Mother's Day. (Not the whole brood) if you read my previous review, the following may make more sense. Smaller tables (including us) are sat in the dining room that features a beautiful large bar in the center. The bar seats many and is elevated from the dining room. The dining room has high windows that overlook the golf course, with a fireplace and is so much quieter. When passing through the buffet/large party room, to our table, it was a madhouse. Large tables, large families and lines of people at the food stations. The brunch at Polo Fields is popular. The food is excellent. The service was a marked improvement this visit. We saw the same waitress throughout our visit. Water and coffee was filled by an assistant that was on top of the refills in the room. We also enjoyed the drink specials available. Crepes, smoke salmon, salads, prime rib and ham, but don't forget the wall of desserts! This visit, there were always plates to be had and hot coffee in our cups. It was excellent food and a wonderful brunch experience. Our meal was comp but we paid for the drinks and my husband tipped her generously (~$40) as we would have if charged. Thank you Robert and Polo Fields for having us back. Highly recommend their special occasion brunch.

This place is so new and truly a fantastic place to stay. We were so busy with an event we manage…read moreat Michigan International Speedway that I simply forgot to take pictures however here is a great link to an article about this place along with photos: http://www.mlive.com/news/jackson/index.ssf/2014/10/historic_brick_walker_tavern_i.html I highly recommend this venue if you are ever in Michigan for work. It was such a great place to return to every evening instead of a hotel room. My coworkers and I enjoyed the amenities of home while being away from home. And the place was just so cool with all the antiques placed throughout and the knowledge of what materials the owner used while bringing this place back to life...adds the the place giving it a great story. Detroit native Nicole Curtis would be truly proud of this owner and venue. Though there is still some work being done mostly outside it will be a beautiful venue for small weddings or corporate retreats. My coworker goes away with friends every January/February to Deep Creek, Maryland but in 2016 this will be the new place after our recent stay. And a quick shout out to Cyndi who we worked with on the reservation; she was absolutely wonderful! She made us feel truly welcomed. She's a beautiful burst of energy who is more than willing to provide some highlights of the area. Looking forward to staying here next year!!

Absolutely beautiful building with so many wonderful artifacts and antiquities. It was wonderful…read moreto have our family Christmas gathering there where we could see all the rooms and enjoy the varied decor. I believe places like this need to be preserved so we can learn/teach others about the past and what life was like years ago. I especially like the idea that a wedding party could stay here all inclusive. You've done a wonderful job. Thank you!

I love these old train depot buildings and I find myself wishing that train travel was a bigger…read morepart of the US infrastructure today. This Victorian facility was actively used for about 100 years until the 1980s when Amtrak, which by then was the operator of most of the remaining US passenger train operations, decided to cease service to Chelsea. The effort to restore the building began in 1985 by concerned members of the community who formed the Chelsea Depot Association. They clearly have done a superb job. It now appears to function as an event venue for weddings, etc. It also remains a structure to admire on the exterior as well.

We needed a last minute venue to host a funeral luncheon. The Chelsea train depot was the perfect…read moreplace, even if you aren't "into" trains. Lucky for us, the man we were honoring was. Marsi was just wonderful to interact with. She was so helpful to help me plan around all the other things that were going on unexpectedly. The process of renting the space was easy and she able to email all the papers i needed and was quick to answer all my questions. I dont quite remember the capacity of the depot but we were able to set up many tables and chairs (that are provided in the rental). The kitchen area was large and cold and warm storage was available. We rented in the month of december and the depot was decorated lovely.

I have been coming and helping out at the American Legion for about a year now. The people here…read moretreat everybody like family. You can tell that they have a real camaraderie amongst themselves. The dinners that they do on a monthly basis are open to the community. Diane and Erick do an awesome job and all the kitchen staff makes awesome meals. I've never heard of anybody going away hungry. If you're in the area when they have one of their dinners, whether it be a walleye dinner, a steak dinner, or a German dinner, you should stop by. You will not be disappointed. I hope to be a little work with them for a very long time.

Just had an amazing NY strip with corn on the cob, baked potato, salad bar and a couple of drinks…read morefor under $20! Good home cooked and grilled food, fun company and great prices. No frills just simple and all you need. Didn't even know they had food until recently. Stop in to check out the specials for the evening. Support your community and our veterans.

Great venue centrally located on UM's campus! I went here tonight to see a dance performance with…read moremy parents and we had great seats in the second row in the middle. All of the venue's seats are stacked nicely so that there is no bad viewpoint. The seats are relatively comfortable and the theater is clean. The stage is large and there are good acoustics throughout. We appreciated that snacks were for sale during intermission; we bought some candied nuts that were a nice snack in the second half. Overall a great performance venue!

I went here last night for a dramatic reading of Death of a Salesman, starring Alec Baldwin ... I'm…read morea huge Baldwin fan so I snagged tickets for it. I hadn't been to the Power Center since undergrad (I'm a UM '09 grad), so I had no clue what the parking situation would be like. I used Google Maps to get there and FYI, it's not entirely accurate - it brings you to the Fletcher Center parking structure. It was $5 cash to park there, but I wish I knew to park on level 5 (where access to Power Center is) because I parked on level 2 and then took the elevator up. There's no signage regarding this, by the way - I had to ask the lady who was taking money for parking. The Power Center itself has a unique layout, and our seats (mid-balcony, row D, I believe) were very good - you could see the stage very well. The performance was great, too. They have bathrooms on the basement level (go down 1 flight of stairs from the main area) and also on the balcony level, but at least for the women's bathroom, there were only about 4-5 stalls on that level. I'd come back here again for a performance - seats are a lot nicer than Hill's (you have much more room) and I'm willing to bet that there's not a bad viewpoint in the house.