Ok so this place was super cool…read more It was my first time at a golf simulation and I didn't really know what to expect,but after trying indoor mini golf I was ready to take things to the next level and it did not disappoint. Venue 5/5 it was quite spacious and our area had great privacy. Food 2/5: Im not going to lie it was pretty bad but I guess you dont come here for the food. Drinks 3/5 not bad, had some pretty tasty shots. Overall I would def come back but maybe just eat beforehand.

We made a 3 hour reservation for 3 of us to play a round of 18. We were greeted as soon as we…read morewalked in and we were able to pick between 2 simulator bays. We opted for the one in the back with a high top to have more of a private space. The girl working quickly got us up and running on a driving range while explaining how to manipulate the computer. When we were done on the range, she let us pick a course from their large list. She continued to check on us and bring us refills and our fries we ordered. Her shift ended when we had an hour left and the next 2 employees clocked in. They were friendly and helpful but we had to bring our cups up to them to ask for a refill, which was annoying since we were the only people playing. They were also out of all of their pizzas. The graphics could use an upgrade since the courses don't really look that accurate other than the distances. The simulator worked as expected the whole round though which was impressive. We did wish they had stands to hold our bags because we basically just had them laying around on the ground. Overall, the price seemed like a great deal at only $40/hr before 4pm on a weekday. We will definitely come back.

August connection is a cute and charming little vintage store on Division Avenue. My daughter…read morereceived a flyer from them at the downtown vintage market advertising their new location so we stopped in one afternoon. They had just opened for the day, but were warm and inviting and welcomed us in. The store is clean and nicely laid out and does not smell musty as Some vintage stores are prone to. My daughter, being of tiny proportions, found several items to bring home with her. Alas, selections are more limited for those of us that are a bit more voluptuous, but that is often the case with vintage clothing. It is no reflection on the store itself. Items were well curated And reasonably priced.

A true gem! My fashion conscious 7-year-old loves the selection of vintage kids' clothes. Tons of…read moregreat dresses and wonderful service.

Love this store! It's got a great indie bookstore feel, with all the cool handmade crafts and…read morestickers....but then you get to the book selection, and you realize this might be heaven. Anime to queer to sapphic love to classic lit you never knew you needed to know. Oh, then you get to the used book part, and you realize you can take home a bag of stuff for under $30!!!

Bettie's is my favorite small locally owned bookstore to shop at! I'm always able to find a great…read morevariety of books and gifts plus Paige the cat is a great bonus! Oli and Aj who work there are very knowledgeable and happy to make special orders if needed. I'm always happy to support local instead of big box stores or online. A must visit for anyone looking for a cozy bookstore with great vibes.

Moving from California, I felt completely lost. The community, the friendships, and the familiar…read morefaces I relied on were suddenly gone. For years, I had poured my time and energy into Brazilian Jiu Jitsu & Muay Thai, but when I arrived here, I couldn't find the right training environment. I was looking for an atmosphere built on inclusivity and genuine community, and without that, it just didn't feel whole anymore. I wasn't sure I'd ever find my footing here until I finally mustered up the courage to try something completely new, pottery. When I tell people what I'm obsessed with now, they're usually shocked. It feels like a massive departure from Jiu Jitsu & Muay Thai, but the truth is, the most important part of it to me was always the community. If it weren't for the incredible team at Pottery Lane, I would still be searching for something to fill that void. Big shout out to Kelly, Kate, and Cat for making me feel so incredibly welcome since day one. Today started out as a terrible day, but having a place like this to go completely turned it around. Pottery Lane has truly become my home away from home and I'm so grateful for Pottery Lane.

I was given a gift certificate to attend a class and chose to do wheel throwing. We attended the…read morefirst day in the new location and it was quite spacious and well attended! There's ample parking and the space is easy to find. There was a hand sculpting class going on at the same time, with members and staff working on their own projects as well. Everyone was extremely friendly and I really liked the atmosphere. The class itself was challenging but I really liked having a full demonstration before doing things ourselves. The instructors were really helpful and I liked that there were several so it felt like people didn't have to wait as long for help. I had a bit of an advantage having thrown before in high school but had forgotten a lot. I felt it was pretty beginner friendly and they did a great job explaining the names of things without going too heavily into the jargon nor feeling patronizing. I felt really confident with the bowl I made and liked being able to add my own design to it at the end as well. I do think it would be nice to know about the glaze options ahead of class just in case that affects how we structure or design our pieces. Overall, I definitely think the one-time class was really fun. The memberships and 8-week courses really intrigued me so I definitely think I'll be looking into those!

Service was great. Very accommodating for my elderly mom. Also, took the time to help us with the…read moreprocess, clean up, etc. I highly recommend!

The staff barely checked in on us and essentially left us on our own the entire time. We had…read morequestions about painting our pieces but received little guidance or help. For a pottery studio, the lack of instruction and customer attention was really disappointing.

I love this place! I've also been to their shop on Chicago Ave. too, but I prefer this one. I was…read moreactually able to convince my husband to go with me the other day and I think he enjoyed himself as well (at least I think he did, he didn't complain at any rate). This place is nice and clean and well laid out. The selection is great and prices are reasonable too. I got some real neat items that I can't wait to put to use. Staff was very friendly.

I love this place! If you want to travel back in time lol go to changing thymes! it is kind of…read morerelaxing looking and checking those vintage/antiques stuffs. Every booth tells a story :) , very unique. Staffs were nice and very helpful. It's a big store and it is so easy to lose track on thyme. I meant time so plan your visit! This place never dissapoint. We will comeback again next week! Catching catching

Originally saw a tiktok of this place and knew that I had to check it out!…read more It's a bit down the way on Plainfield but worth the trip. The inside is dark and witchy with really interesting pieces of art and trinkets. It's a good spot for anyone looking for a unique find or gift! Lots of funny items and also useful Some items were marked pretty fairly while others were a bit out of my price range and that's okay. Take a visit here if you're looking for some wonderfully weird things! The lady working behind the counter was also very kind and awesome! Really liked her!

This is one of my favorite spots in GR. A metaphysical shop with all things witchy and wonderful,…read morethey sell everything from tarot cards, to gems, to candles, to perfume, to artwork, etc etc. it smells amazing in here and the staff is knowledgeable and super friendly. Love this place 10/10

I visit the Christkindlmarkt every year for one reason and one reason only... the food. The…read moreraclette is SO good and the girl at the Cheese Haus booth remembers me every year. Squibb/Sav Sav also has raclette for a local option. The smell is strong, but I promise the cheese is very mild and melty. The market is made up of several booths selling gifts, food, and lots of treats. Some are local artisans, some are chains (Cheese Haus is from Chicago), and pricing can vary widely. I've heard many complaints that it's "too expensive" but I find the prices for food to be reasonable. New for 2025 is the schnitzel on a stick, which was really tasty. I got the pork cutlet, which was two large cutlets with your choice of sauce (they also have a chicken schnitzel). You can also get crepes, soup, Bon Bon Bon chocolates from Detroit, waffles, sausages, etc. There is a bar where you can buy a refillable mug/glass and bring it back for a discounted refill. They offer hot chocolate, Glühwein, bubbly, etc. You have to buy the corresponding glass for each of the different types of drinks, which I think is silly and I've never done it. There is roving entertainment (I've seen Santa and Mrs. Claus at the market a few times), activities (curling, firepit for s'mores, etc.), and alpenglobes that you can rent (they are beautiful but very expensive at $450 for 3 hours). We're not in Chicago or Europe, this isn't going to be like those Christmas markets, but it's a cute and fun option for those of us in Michigan. There are things I love and things I don't like about it (do NOT pay $25 to park, there are many options nearby that are much cheaper), but I will always visit as long as it's around.

Experience was enjoyable overall with indoor and outdoor vendors. There are signs on each little…read morehouse outside explaining what they are selling which was super nice (and online on their website there's a good guide for what business is where). We got hot cocoa and it was $14(!!). It did come with a very small but cool stocking cup but it has "2024" on it so obviously using last years cups (which is fine, just something to note). You can get it refilled for less. The mug goes with the drink (i.e all hot cocoas come in this mug, other drinks are in the other mugs). I do like they have both alcoholic and non alcoholic options for many drinks. I really like that there are so many local businesses selling items (such as honey products, pottery, jewelry, ornaments). There were also a lot of Food Trucks I like present but in one of the outside "houses". I enjoyed that there was seating with table inside and there were also the typical businesses inside as well (which included more food/drinks and gifts). Most everywhere accepts cards for payments (every place we purchased from did). We tried to come once on a Saturday mid day and it was packed so we left, so we came back Friday right when it opened and it was MUCH better and less busy! Give your time or plan for parking accordingly. We decided to just park farther away and walk which was much less than parking nearby ($20-25 for nearby parking, if available). Glad we visited overall, just good to be aware of prices and parking for realistic expectations!