Prologue - Before we had demigods, holidays, causes and religions, we had observable nature. Our…read morestories explored who we are through the animal kingdom we observed around us. Villains were snakes, aggressively territorial and quick to spread venom. Heroes were underdogs, and sometimes are today. In this early literary space, a bird represented a creature gifted with the ability to live between two worlds. They could walk on the movement of earth, and fly on the breath of the wind. They often held spiritual qualities. In the case of a Robin, the early bird catches the worm. This spiritual place is not your typical cocktail bar, which is limited to movements on earth. The fearlessness of the Robin is stamped into every corner, spun in every drink, and found in the heart of those who love this place. What is this place? It's an adventure that's waiting in a glass, served with class. It's witty banter of quick witted birds. It's the boldness to standout, be clever, and be inclusive in the journey. It's a safe space to stay awhile and listen to the songs of a Stamped Robin, whose tales equal enlightenment and drinks equal spiritual refreshment. Thank you for your craft.

What a quaint little place! Stopped here for a drink after an event at a winery just down the road…read more Cool retro vibe in here, nice guys behind the bar. Would like a few more drink options, but what we ordered were good.

We had Grace as a server and she was INCREDIBLE. The staff overall is very personable, but Grace…read moretook care of all of our needs swiftly and read our minds when it came to wine pairings. The food is delicious and the ambiance is just as wonderful. We will be back!

Dined here on multiple occasions, food is excellent. The whipped feta mousse is own fo the best…read moredishes downtown and I have never been disappointed in an order. Unfortunately, I have been sitting here for nearly 50 minutes and only my wine order has been taken. I am in a booth that is slightly obstructed from much of the room but the table adjacent to mine has gotten great service from their server. She has certainly seen me sitting here and I can't imagine why she wouldn't inform my server that I have sat here with no service. I wouldn't have stayed here had I not already ordered wine, but patience is running thin. Update: been here an hour, it's 5:00pm, can't imagine shift change could cause me to go unnoticed, sitting 10 feet from the host stand and within view of the server station. Don't think I'll be coming back.

We came here on a quiet Thursday evening in April. This was our second visit. Both times we sat…read moreupstairs. They have an impressive drink menu. I especially liked the nonalcoholic choices while my husband enjoyed the craft beer selection. Food and service were both excellent. The deviled eggs are a must, and that's from someone who generally doesn't eat them. The dinner menu isn't terribly large but what they do, they do very well. Dessert menu rotates but the pots de crème we ordered was amazing. Prices and portion sizes are pretty reasonable. We intend to make Borrowed Time a regular stop during or trips to SW Michigan.

Decided to go here before the Douglas Dutchers Vintage Base Ball game. The best thing I tried out…read moreof the half dozen dishes my party got was the Duck Meatballs and Tomato Bisque soup. They were both delicious. The meatballs were flavorful and moist. The soup tasted fresh and creamy with little chunks within. Those both were my absolute favorite. I was slightly disappointed in the smoked salmon, as it didn't seem like it was smoked that well. To me it was more baked than smoked. The bread was good and the Honey butter was a nice spread on it. Chicken had a nice sauce/flavor to it, though was a tad on the dry side for me. Atmosphere was alright, we enjoyed the outdoor seating and never went inside so cannot speak on that. Service was alright. Nothing to write home about. Not sure I'd make this a place to visit a second time. Thought its worth a try once.

Unique and historic building. Service and food was good but not stellar. I believe they have a…read moresolid menu but have limited kitchen staff and volume to keep quality as high as you might find at top restaurants.

So the first thing to know: this is actually a private club (not just a club in name only), so you…read morehave to be invited by a member if you aren't one yourself. But if you're fortunate enough to have access, you're in for a treat. The building is historic (and now recently renovated), filled with old dark woods, original stained glass, and antique furnishings. Private rooms are available for special occasions. Some of the food is genuinely outstanding, if not wholly so across the board. Petit filet, whitefish, and schnitzel are standards and very well executed, and most of the starters (we've had them all) are really good. The wine list and top-shelf liquor options are the best you're likely to find in town. For dessert, both the creme brûlée and sticky toffee pudding (my personal favorite) are excellent. One additional tip: there is a dress code, so guys are generally expected to wear a jacket, ladies to adopt "business formal" (not casual), and everyone should avoid jeans. It's not the stuffiest possible environment, but it is dominated by old, white money, and will never feature a diverse crowd in any respect. So bear that in mind. You should be able to expect outstanding service, though, no matter what.

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. :)

We arrived to an appetizer table without serving tongs. Someone asked the waiter with the flower…read moreclips in his hair for tongs and eventually he produced some admitting her forgot. Everyone was using their hands to pick up meats and cheese as and jam and fruit! The food was very good and the portion was really large. I am a big eater and this was much. The price was reasonable. The stairs make it difficult for people that need assistance. There is a bathroom upstairs. We had one waiter -the same one- that took the drink orders then took the food orders and took care of the payments! He had bussing help but he was inexperienced and unavailable for guest assistance. The service was horrible! It took one hour to get a cup of coffee. Orders took a long time to arrive another 40 min after coffee. Our check took another 40 min to be produced! After all that a 23% tip was automatically applied!! Wow! Too much under the circumstances. The place is nice with a nice atmosphere and clean. The bathrooms are clean although it ran out of paper. We may try it again but with a different waiter. One more thing... burritos should not be served with toast. Fries or hash browns are a better choice.

Sorry we didn't get a picture of the cheeseburger fried rice before we ate it! It was sooo good.-…read moreeasily Shareable for 3+ people. Though they rotate the menu I hope it never leaves. The staff, bar and kitchen, were so nice and offered great suggestions. Obviously it's a pricier menu but their wine wall has some great selections. Their espresso martini didn't quite make the top ten list but some of their other cocktails impressed us. Be sure to check out their brunch events and wine dinners -live music and curated menus await.

The Lark in Ada is one of my favorite spots in town! The service is always great and I love the…read morewhole vibe of the place! I've gone about 5 times now, all on different ocassions and have tried many of their wines but my favorite drink is their extra dirty martini. They have some lite bites that are yummy as well. It's right in Downtown Ada inside of the Ada Hotel and is super easy to get to and there's tons of parking available. The interior is stunning and it feels like a big city cocktail bar right in the heart of Ada!

I love this place! It's become my regular haunt on Thursday nights. At this writing I'm 74 years…read moreold and some of the servers are young enough to be my grandchildren! However, they are always so welcoming and friendly with this old man. And they are superb conversationalists. I enjoy dry red wines and this place always has exactly what I like. I highly recommend The Grey Rabbit!

An art installation and a cocktail, sign me up! This was a last minute find on a recent trip and it…read morewas so enjoyable. Local artists are invited o do an exhibition and patrons can peruse and perhaps purchase the art. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable about the art and artist. Great cheese tray and drinks!

Our bartender was very kind and knowledgeable. The Spirits Lounge is amazing setting the ceiling…read moredetails. The wine flight comes with 6 wines and a nice size charcuterie cup. Years ago there were wine tasting by appointment only. The Castle has come a long way and is much more classy.

The wine tasted cheap and gave me a headache. There were cigarette butts and trash on the patio.read more

This place has me in a chokehold lol every time I visit Muskegon, I'm always making my way to this…read morebar. Why you ask? Because I'm obsessed with their drink called Old Manfredi. It's usually a seasonal drink but they were able to make it for me and I was so happy! They have happy hours too. Def check it out! The bartenders are always nice and this place is just chill but a good place to have some drinks and talk. It's in a hall with restaurants that are inside that offer food too.

1974.... Yo I'm telling you The vibe is very casual and…read moreopen. People are smiling and pretty friendly to communication. Service is outstanding no problems at all getting TV channels changed and the way staff seems friendly enough to walk my dog if I asked. The entire process for ordering food is pretty fine. I think the food was pretty decent, we had the Up Leaf Asian fusion. I wish the crab Rangoon's were the star shape, the chicken kabob was great. And the eggrolls were as expected, tasty.

Came here with my wife and we had such a great time! The vibe was warm and welcoming, and the young…read morestaff had so much energy -- you could tell they really cared about making guests feel at home. The first thing that catches your eye is the wall of spirits (seriously impressive). Add in a super comfortable, roomy dining area, and you've got a spot that just feels good to hang out in. Food-wise, we went with the sweet potato tots (crispy perfection), the crispy chicken sandwich (big portion, packed with flavor), and closed it out with bourbon bread pudding (a must-try if you've got a sweet tooth). Everything was tasty and priced right. We'll be back for sure -- and next time, I'm diving deeper into that cocktail list!

From a selection of whiskeys and bourbons and cocktails, definitely five stars. The staff was…read moresuper friendly and chatted while it wasn't busy. The food was fine. I would t say you come for the dinner but more for the drinks and to sit and sip and chat. But we got the nachos and the fries and they were good to nibble on while we drank. The bourbon bread pudding was very yummy.