Fantastic find in Grand Rapids. English style brewpub with comfort food. Friendly and…read moreknowledgeable staff. Relaxing atmosphere. What more could you ask for? I was happy to see several standard British beer styles on the tap list. Additionally, four beers on cask beer engine. Also the fact they serve half pints meant I could try several styles. The menu was fun and interesting. Deviled Eggs and house made pickles for starters was outstanding. Everyone in our party had great things to say about their entrees. Put this place on your list to visit when in the area.

English style brewpub and a favorite for the locals. Huge fan of their rotating Cask Marque beers,…read moreso make sure to ask what's on tap for the day. Atmosphere is always bumping--there's live music and other themed nights and it was jam packed on a Tuesday night. Vibes and beers are unmatched in my opinion. Big fan of the Golden Ticket and the Wilde Irish Red Ale or again, whatever is on cask. As far as the food goes, it's definitely... brown plates all around. Fryz'licious was slightly overpowering with the amount of beer cheese slopped on there, but a good bite with some hot sauce. Big fan of the beer cheese. Those Nantucket Backing pretzels are 10/10. Fish and chips weren't great. Not a lot of fish--two pieces with more batter than cod. Sort of disappointed with that. St. Patrick's Day specialty menu replaced their chicken pot pie with a sheperd's pie and a Bailey's cheesecake. Sheperd's pie was a good bite, exactly what I'd imagine lamb, mashed potatoes, and peas/carrots would taste like. Cheesecake was heavy handed on the booze, but a good palette cleanser after all the fried food.

What a hidden gem! Delicious beers, the pizzas are fantastic, and the staff were friendly and…read morehelpful. Bonus points for a nice outdoor patio area as well. A must stop in the Ionia area.

Hidden gem but what a great find! Amazingly friendly staff....who doesn't love that in a…read moreneighborhood place? Pizzas are fantastic. Nothing frozen here, the pizza is really good!

Recently came back here again with a friend and it was delicious. We tried to go early-ish on a…read moreFriday aka 445ish but it was already packed! We were lucky enough to snag a table in the corner and it was the perfect spot to catch up with my friend. It is seat yourself! Our waitress arrived quickly and we ordered drinks and food. The fried pickles for an appetizer were amazing. Some of the best fried pickles I've had in a while and the ranch was soooo good. Also the portion is huge so we were able to take a lot of home. I had my eye on the mortadella with pistachio cream sandwich from the moment they posted the special on Facebook and it was everything I expected. Sooo yummy and I would eat this everyday for the rest of my life. Super fresh and all the ingredients just paired so nicely. Two Guys Brewing also has a community fridge where they make and put out free meals for those in need and people can come grab some. It's awesome. Can't wait to go back!

I have frequented this spot a handful of times since my first review, most recently with my friend…read moreMelissa to try some of their featured mortadella sandwiches. We arrived right at 5 pm on a Friday and the place was almost full already! We were surprised but happy for them, and glad to get a nice cozy two-top in a back corner. We were greeted by our awesome server and ordered some food -- two different mortadella sandwiches and an order of fried pickles to start. Neither of us ordered drinks, but I saw some fun-looking cocktails coming over to nearby tables. The fried pickles came out first and they were perfection. I don't usually get this appetizer because I don't like fried pickle spears, but these were thin chips. The ratio of the fried pickle chip vs. spear is way better. And these came with the best runny ranch. It was a huge portion to split between the two of us, so we had lots left over. Our sandwiches came out shortly after and looked amazing. They were super stacked with tons of meat! I really liked the addition of the grainy mustard which helped cut through the fattiness of the meat. My friend liked hers - it had pistachio butter and ricotta (similar to a delicious sandwich I ate at a wine bar in Detroit). Portions are large and it's a cozy, neighborhood spot. They have rotating food features and are always helping out their community with free meals and other philanthropic ventures. Check them out!

Great service, even better food! Love this place!!!…read moreEverything on the menu is outstanding.

We sat outside to enjoy the Jazz Blues series in downtown Rockford. It was a beautiful night…read more The food is good here, but not anything special. The sangria was tasty. Our waitress Celise was just darling and very attentive.

Legit brewery tucked away in a shopping area nestled in the downtown Ada area. Good beer, good…read morelooking food, and friendly service. Solid place to stop and grab a couple Brews

Wonderful place! Great service and fantastic beers and entertainment on a Friday night!read more

Hubby & I stopped in for what we hoped was dinner.... Ordered a fee beverages - hubby got the…read morePilsner (really liked it). I tried a sample of the purple nurple (too sour for me). Ended up with wine (vita box Chardonnay) ordered the fried mushrooms, they had WAY too much balsamic. Waitress took it off our bill. Waitress was very nice, building was clean & nice. Hubby's first time there, won't go back. I've been before & had good experience, would try again.

If you are looking for a good burger I would highly recommend Big Boiler Brewing located in Lowell,…read moreMI. We walked right in on a Friday night for dinner and the server was fast and friendly. The Arrow 2.0 was delicious. Cooked at medium well with sweet bbq, smoked Gouda and haystack onions. I got the pickled jalapeños on the side because I didn't want it too hot. It was delicious and cooked perfectly. I would recommend upgrading to the fries as well. Definitely worth the extra money.

Very good experience at the Greyline. The IPA were excellent. Not many people were eating and we…read morewere wondering why because the food was excellent. We had the split the Cuban nachos and had a classic reuben and jive chicken sandwich. We will be back!

This place is great. I wanted to try a local brewery, but also one that felt local and not too…read moremanicured. So I stopped by Greyline. Parking was easy as they have their own lot. As soon as you walk in, there are games, chips for sale, and a water cooler with reusable cups. The place was busy. Many folks eating and drinking. There were two seats at the bar, both on either side of a young lady; so I asked if I could take one and she said yes! As it turned out, she was an off duty employee just having a beer. We chatted a bit while I ordered a flight. I love that the flight is not limited. You can have as many 2.5 ounce beers as you want! Each are priced separately. I perused the food menu and checked out the merch. Sadly they did not have the tshirt I liked in my size. They also sell beanies, glassware and hoodies. Oh, and beer to go! I enjoyed the two IPAs with Good Good being my fave, followed by IPA#1. The porter was good and so was the Kona brown. The fade was my least fave, and it pretty much tasted like Guinness, but I did drink it all. I have preferences but I also have values! Lol. The off duty employee and I chatted awhile, even looping in the bar tender and my other bar stool neighbor, especially when it came down to naming the artists on the decorative candles (see pic). We were having so much fun that we decided on her having another beer and me getting a couple more samples. The Mosacca IPA was really good. The Economy, gotta love the name, was also good and the most affordable beer! Look at them looking out for the people. Loved this place. The locals are friendly. Did not eat but all the food I saw looked good! Would return to enjoy more beer, fun convos and to buy a size small shirt!

Sadly, I went to The Knickerbocker wearing jeans and not my baggy trousers. New Holland's place is…read moreright on Bridge Street, so it's right in the heart of things. For drinks, I had the Dragon's Milk S'mores on tap and the S'moregasm cocktail. For such similar drinks they were wildly different. At 11% ABV the beer was quite strong and I really didn't taste the "s'more" flavor. Meanwhile, the cocktail was super sweet as expected. New Holland has a solid line of beers so you can't really go wrong, but I don't think the S'more flavors worked on tap. Everybody debates whether pineapple should be on pizza but how about mustard?! So I had to try the seasonal Chicken Cordon Bleu pizza and it was delicious! It had cut up fried chicken, ham, and different types of cheese along with scallions and of course mustard. Somehow, they made this work! Service was also great despite the crowds but my only real negative was that they sneak a credit card charge onto the bill and hide the notice at the bottom of the menu. That doesn't fee transparent when businesses do that but otherwise, we enjoyed our time at The Knickerbocker.

Ordered buffalo wings and double cheese burger…read more Start with the wings. Buffalo flavor was standard. 0 crisp on the wings, on top of that the chicken itself seemed to be lower quality. I could see after having a few beers these might have seemed good, but sober they were not it. Double cheese burger was smaller then I anticipated. Beef was well seasoned and had a good taste. Bun was generic. My real issue was the veggie on it. My lettuce had brown/black tips. My tomato was soggy. The pickles had no crunch to it, they were tough to bite through. Fries that came with the burger were also not my favorite. Thickness between wedge fried and steak fries, rough chopped every piece was different size so how could you cook them all consistently. No crisp to the fries, fairly greasy too. I wont be back.