We've gone there for Mother's Day for several years but no more. The price is now $32 pp. it is not…read moreworth it as we can't eat that much to make it worthwhile any more.

used it for my last baby shower. it was great. I would definitely recommend it. Will order Againread more

I rely quite heavily on Yelp for making decisions about businesses, but like so many others, I…read moredon't contribute nearly enough to the community with my own reviews. After my wedding this past weekend, I felt I had to come on here and share my experience with our venue, Riverside Receptions. My wife and I were intent on having a unique wedding. We wanted something outdoorsy, and within a 200 mile radius of Detroit. We were also intent on finding a venue that would let us do things the way we wanted. So often, you see that the best venues make you use their caterer, place restrictions on how long the bar can be open, etc, and we wanted to avoid that to make sure we could throw the best party possible. We scoured the internet, and found virtually no options that met these criteria. When we came upon RR's website, we were obviously impressed by the pictures. However, we always assume that pictures are deceiving. So, when we visited the venue for the first time, we were astounded. Seriously, this is the most beautiful place you can imagine. The precision and care that went into the design of RR is mind blowing. Every detail is perfect - it's like Disney. John, the owner, was absolutely wonderful to work with. He let us do whatever we wanted, and provided tons of support in terms of pulling everything together. We had our set up at 10am, started the cocktail hour at 3pm, and didn't have to be out of the venue until midnight. How often can you find a wedding venue where the party is 9 hours long? And, since we were allowed to bring in our own bar and our own caterer, we were able to save thousands when compared to other venues. I've read other reviews online saying that RR is expensive. These reviewers are *insane*. You couldn't possibly find a venue as beautiful as this and spend less money. In the end, the comments from the guests ranged from "How the hell did you find this place?" to "This can't be real". Our goal was to wow people, and RR made that possible. Now, there's always a catch. For RR, it's that the venue is in the middle of absolutely nowhere. This is kind of cool, because you're totally isolated, but it does add headaches to the planning process. The closest hotels to the venue are in the middle of Three Rivers, about 10 miles away. I strongly recommend using the Super 8. I know what you're thinking: "Super 8? Sounds gross". But, it's actually quite nice, and much closer than some other hotels down in the Sturgis area. It's also very reasonable, as one would expect from a Super 8. Now, if your guests are drinking, you really need to have a solution for getting everyone to and from the venue safely. So, you'll have to spend some money to hire shuttles. The closet vendor we could find was in Kalamazoo. This added some cost to the event, but this was more than offset by the savings we realized on the caterer and bar. Moral of the story: For us, having our wedding at Riverside Receptions was the best decision we've ever made. Just visit the venue, and you'll understand why.

Riverside Receptions is by far one of the best wedding venues in Southwest Michigan. If you see a…read morebad review of this venue, contact the owners and they will assure you that these reviews have many false statements in them. You will not be disappointed having your wedding here.

I went here with the kids on a advertised "free Sunday". The woman at the door told us it would be…read morea 40 minute wait for the next tour. She mentioned nothing about paying. We went and ate fast food near by, then returned. When we returned she asked for $40 dollars ($10 a piece cuz we were a group of 4). I asked about the advertised free family Sundays and she said "we aren't doing that anymore". She was very rude and didn't even apologize. IF it's not something they offer that's fine but then they need to take it off their Facebook page. Also she could have been nice.

A delightful experience! Getting a glimpse of Gilded Age life in mid-America is fascinating. The…read moreenormous palaces like Biltmore or The Breakers are fabulous, but out of reach. Here is an example of "reachable" wealth and style that makes everything more relatable. The houses are lovely and welcoming, and the stories of the families are fascinating.The staff is knowledgeable and friendly. The artwork is indeed exquisite. A visit will broaden anyone's knowledge and appreciation of the American experience.

Food at Table 108 is alwayssss delicious. My personal favorite appetizer is the Bread & Oil. Their…read moreChicken & Onion Jam Flatbread was an interesting yet flavorful combination. My favorite dish is their Mushroom Risotto & adding Chicken (up-charge). Service at Table 108 is always quick & friendly.

What a lovely find on downtown Goshen. This small town has one hopping restaurant! We got there at…read more7:15pm on a Friday night and it was packed! There is a bar area too which was full of folks too. There were two servers for the entire restaurant and they were hustling!! I don't think they ever stopped going from table to table and the back of the house to pick up food. Speaking of food..... it was delicious!! Since it was late (for us), we didn't want a "heavy" meal. These two appetizers (bread & oil, lemon herb shrimp) and the Caprese salad were just right for us to share. I think if we're there a tad earlier, we might have tried their pasta. There was one lady I noticed who was thoroughly enjoying her meal because she kept doing the "happy" dance. If we ever pass through Goshen IN again, we will definitely stop here.

We just left GFS Elkhart, In. 9-22 We had 9 items in our…read morecart. 4 of which were Kings Hawaiian rolls. They were advertised 2.00 per package of 12 count. When we got to the register they rang up 4.49 each. Guess there was 2 different kinds of 12 count. And mine were not counted as on sale. THEN ADVERTISE THAT! Not a big purchase. ITS THE POINT!!!!

No matter which employee I ask for whatever random thing I need, they all know where it is and will…read morevery helpfully lead you right to it. I am also impressed with the wide range of food products for any type of gathering, from cookout to formal. Highly recommended.

best food ever!! hands down. the ribs fall off the bone,the flavors are out of yhis world.read more

Amazing BBQ. This business usually is serving between 1pm and 6pm most Saturdays. Weather…read moreallowing. Very generous portion sizes and 3-4 smoke meats to choose from. Several sides also. You can smell the smoker when you get out of your car. Pure delight! They advise if you want a particular meat that you call early to reserve. They do sell out.

Just like its counterpart travel plaza across the road, this is a great pit stop for travelers on…read morethe Indiana toll road. This is named after the legendary Indiana children's author, Gene Stratton Porter, while the one across the road is named after the also legendary Indiana war journalist, Ernie Pyle. They are both identical inside. There are a number of popular food options inside like Dunkin and Popeyes, a 7-11, clean bathrooms, and plenty of travel brochures neatly arranged on shelves. The pet area is a little small and the gas prices are usually a couple cents too high but the Gene Stratton Porter/Ernie Pyle travel plazas are worth stopping at.

Great travel center. Lots of parking. Food inside. Staff is friendly. Stopping by is a must!read more