Stop #21 on our Hundreds of Hops Tour…read more This unassuming sleeper is tucked in next to a sometimes open dive bar & it's 100% worth a stop. We were greeted by a full wall mural in Caribbean style, with the theme continued throughout. There was a cooler with Mexican soda, which made sense after chatting with the owner. This place just SCREAMS, "sit down & chill for a while." Something we've come to love about the small breweries is getting up close & personal with brewers, seeing their passion for their art & experiencing their willingness to share the how, what, why & even the where you should try next. While every brew we tried here was on point, Big Chungus was our favorite of the trip. We also were in agreement that the selection here was the most balanced & well-rounded out of all of our stops... leaves ya saying, "Founders who? Bells what?" Do yourself a favor if you're in the area & stop by for a drink or 3, and enjoy the company great people.

Small-ish and cozy brewery located off the main drag, but sure draws in a crowd! With games you can…read moreborrow and play, and a variety of delicious beers, you're bound to have a great time! A favorite was the "Wicked Smaht" - a double IPA with mango, passionfruit, and pineapple undertones. They have outdoor seating. Don't believe they serve food but I saw people with dominoes pizza If you bike there, there are plenty of bike stands.

Awesome live music, best beer in Grand Haven and the absolute best service still our favorite…read morebrewery. I still remember our first time here years ago - Nutter Your Business. I'll never forget.

Hundreds of Hops Stop #16 on our 2024 US hop passport self-guided tour, a weekend in Michigan…read more I went in expecting the Seinfeld Soup experience, brewery-style based on some reviews. WoW, I couldn't have been more wrong. We were greeted by a gal updating signs, food to the right & beer to the left. She was laughing with us, not at us, which is a great start. We ordered tacos cuz they're tacos & one should have them at every opportunity. Both were solid options with fun twists, a nice addition to our drinks. Once the food order was in, we headed to the drink counter & the gent working was quick to ask our drink preferences/dislikes & make suggestions. I didn't find staff to be off-putting at all & actually found them all to be friendly and helpful. We enjoyed the beer and the environment. We'd both come here again.

Went to Odd Sides for a cocktail on Saturday, 11/30 around 10:00pm. I really like that they have…read moreexpanded their offerings from just beer. Don't worry - they still have lots of beer, we just decided on cocktails. We sat the bar, we really like their bar. It's huge and has lots of barstools. I had Captain Sparvelous' Lonkero, I loved it! He had a Maple Rye Chaider and really enjoyed it. This was not our first time, nor will it be our last. Great spot to try in Grand Haven.

Good place to sit and hang out if you are ONLY looking for drinks. Can accommodate big groups. Nice…read moreatmosphere. Iced coffee pretty good.

We got breakfast take out on Saturday, 11/29/25 around 11:30am after recommendations from The Crue…read morewhile getting a haircut. The service was great and the food and coffee drinks came out quick. For drinks I had a banana bread latte and he ordered a mocha with an extra shot. Both were delicious! We ordered 3 different entrees to share - I might not have the names right, so please bear with me if you try to find them on the menu and you can't find the exact same thing. Started off strong with the breakfast burrito. It was so good! I don't know if it had a cheese sauce or just melted American cheese, but it was a good balance of cheese, hash browns, eggs and sausage. The munchwrap was awesome with chorizo sausage, hash browns, a tostada for crunch and cheese all grilled up in a flour tortilla. Last and our least liked was the Cheddar Bay Biscuit bowl. I like the concept, but the execution was poor. The biscuit had been microwaved damn near to death. It was hard to cut through with a knife. The consistency was somehow soggy and hard while also chewy. Add to that the saltiest sausage gravy ever. We each ate one bite, said no thank you and tossed it. Everything else was so good, this might just be a bad one off, but I don't think I could be convinced to try it again. I don't think food is served all day, so if you are hungry, get there before 2pm (I think).

As a DD, I had the best experience at Rake Beer Project…read more I also cannot have sugar and wanted a non-alcoholic choice other than water or the usual one flavored diet soda. I asked the bartender (I wish I would have got his name) if they had any options for me given those 3 things, and he came up with a DELICIOUS sugar free iced coffee option that was so good that one of the friends who had been drinking all night decided she wanted one to go along with her beer. It's sometimes hard as the DD to find a place with any variety and I was so happy to have a place make me a priority too. After all, your DDs are getting those drinkers safely to and from your establishment to bring in those big bucks - so you should give them a little thank you by treating them nicely as well. Thanks Rake Beer Project, for going above and beyond.

Pigeon Hill is located near Lake Michigan in a large, former Brunswick facility with lots of…read morehistory. The space is spacious and inviting, and has a large outdoor seating area. They have a wide variety of beers and and when we spoke with the server, he told us the philosophy of Pigeon Hill is to brew quality beers with consistent quality. My husband had the Catalina Mexican Lager. He said it was light and fresh for a lager. Definately worth stopping in , especially when the weather is warm to enjoy the outdoor seating area and the views.

The other night we had a birthday party there and hosted out there room in the back…read more There was okay bar service all night but the food for what we paid for was quite disappointing if i was honest. We paid 90 something dollars for a veggie platter, to have wilted tomatoes, dry carrots and no broccoli. We paid 15 dollars a pizza to have the pizza just to be cold and small. If i recall it was only a 12 inch personal pizza for 15 bucks.. And the chicken in the pot was soggy because they steamed it for an hour before we where able to access it. We noticed a safety hazard and made sure management noted it for when we leave and not shortly after that they jacked up the music very very loud intending to kick us out. Overall we where really disappointed and would not recommend this place for a get together.

Stopped in to have a few drinks and ending up enjoying a surprisingly good pizza. We sat at the…read morebar and the bartender was so welcoming and offered suggestions for the flight my husband ordered. He tried the Shady Jackson, Lake State Lager, Summer Spin and Chris and the Giant Peach. He enjoyed them all and liked the crispness of the peach and mango in the Summer Spin. They also distill liquor, so I enjoyed a vodka lemonade. Their vodka was smooth . They offer food and you order at the food counter. Per the recommendation of the chef we tried the taco pizza. It was excellent. He explained they make their own salsa, season the meat and dough. The pizza was topped with crushed tortilla chips. The blend of flavors and fresh salsa was very good. There are plenty of seating options and the atmosphere is welcoming.

Kind of a meh place from my one experience, but nothing to really complain about. There was karaoke…read moregoing on, and sports on the tv, but it was just kind of boring. They have decent drinks, beer, seltzer, and cider, but nothing to race back for. The prices seemed high, too.

We had a great experience! First visit since the fire! Our bar tender was great! Congenial,…read moreknowledgeable and just an all around great guy. Food is a separate entity, in a word, amazing!!! Tons of old school pinball/video games!! Only complaint, ventilation in the kitchen must be poor, somewhat of a smokey haze appears in the main room of the brewstillery. Don't let this deter you from yet another wonderful experience in this small town w/tons to offer!!!

When entering, you place a food order in a separate area from ordering drinks. The food took a…read morelittle bit to make and the taste was nothing special. It looked great but the taste was rather lacking. Didn't try the sandwich but was told it's probably better than the tacos. The service was attentive but sometimes felt like I was being inconvenient. The ambiance was typical while the pinball machines were very fun and added to the atmosphere.

love the beer, great bar food. And the whiskey tasting in the building for Mi…read moredistilled stuff is cool. Great distribution on their craft beer.

Let me begin by saying I love breweries. Not even for the drinks, especially because I am currently…read morepregnant at the moment, but when breweries offer food, the options are normally bomb. So, when my friends and I were in Saugatuck for a bachelorette party and decided to stop by New Holland Brewery, I was stoked and we were not disappointed. The vibes, service, and food were all great, and the menu has plenty of options to choose from. Even without a reservation, we were able to get a table upstairs that comfortably fit our large group, which was impressive given how busy the place was. Our waitress did an amazing job keeping up with such a big party and made sure everyone was taken care of. The menu offers a nice variety, including starters, pizzas, salads, soups, and sandwiches, all at very reasonable prices. Most entrees fall in the $15 to $20 range. I had a hard time deciding what I wanted because so many items sounded good, but I ultimately ordered the Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich for $15 with a side of cream of potato soup. Both were excellent. The chicken was huge, perfectly cooked, and well-seasoned with just the right amount of heat. The soup was creamy with a great balance of potatoes. Overall, I genuinely loved my meal and would absolutely return the next time I am in town. I also did not hear a single complaint from anyone in our group, which says a lot when dining with a large party.

Great place for lunch! Cute patio, excellent service from beginning to end. Made to feel welcome,…read moregreeted and seated quickly, had a great server as well that didn't miss a single beat. Burger and side salad were great. Nachos were ok. Decent size portion, priced well, chicken was bland and would be better if cooked longer. Chips were cheap/flavorless, but again, price accordingly.

Have been here multiple times now:…read more - make a reservation online! They still might take a while to find you a table when you show up, but they always seem to have people waiting during the summer so a reservation is ideal. - sitting outside is much less loud/noisy. Dogs are allowed there if that's something you're looking for - drinks: wide array of beers and cocktails - food: love the spinach/artichoke dip, Brussels sprouts. Burgers and pizzas are solid options, skip the salads. Service and food is quite slow so don't come here if you're in a rush or be prepared if you have kids. Our appetizer also came out with the food which was unfortunate. Families: They do have high chairs, I didn't see an obvious changing table when I was in the restroom (but only was able to see some of the stalls). Overall a good place to get a burger / have lots of drink options and we will continue to come back.

Came upon this place while we were attending the Tulip festival. The server was very friendly and…read morehelpful to our group. The food was great. The place is nice and spacious in my opinion. The staff was very friendly from the hostess seating to our server.

Seated quickly with no wait…read more Our server was great, checking in and available if we needed anything. The ambiance was their normal. A bit loud, dark, and industrial feeling. Food was exceptional and portion sizes were perfect. I've been here often and will return soon. Highly recommend for a lunch with a friend, a date night, or, with their large community tables, a meet up.