We came for brunch on a Sunday and got a table outside within 20 minutes. The inside smelled so…read moregood and the layout was super spacious. The coffee was delicious, I ordered a lavender latte. The service was quick and our waitress was so sweet. The food was phenomenal. The breakfast sandwich was insane. Everyone was happy with their food. We will definitely come back!

Came here on the way to Detroit. They said it would be a 20 min wait but probably only waited 10…read moremin. We were kind of in a hurry so they also brought us our check and boxes with the food. Everything was fresh and delicious. Burger - strong grass fed flavor Chicken sandwich - juicy and flavorful Tomato soup - creamy and acidic Garden salad - loved all the veg in this, dressing was a little heavy Orange juice - very fresh

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. :)

This was a pleasant lunch outing. It was late afternoon so a Monday so seating was immediate. As…read morealways, it's a classy laid back environment. The food was delicious. The soup and the Brussel sprouts came out together as an appetizer and were on point. The soup was hot and delicious. The sprouts did not get soggy under the glaze. They remained crispy. The salmon was cooked just right. You can never go wrong with a good mimosa. I'm so glad they reopened.

Bell's General Store is next door to the brewery. Here's where you can find plenty of to-go beer,…read moremerchandise, apparel, and more - they even have a mini bar pouring different beer than in the brewery! If you take the free brewery tour, it ends in the store and your final sample is whatever you'd like from the taps. I tried a Thai basil porter that was really unique. Our tour guide told us any bottle you see in the coolers without a neck label is an exclusive. Super fun for beer lovers! They have tons of merchandise, pretty much anything you can think of, branded with Bell's logos. It was almost Oberon day when we were there, so we saw lot of Oberon stuff. I loved the clearance section of clothes - I didn't get anything this time but I'll check it out again next time I'm there. We ended up buying a six pack of beer that was perfect to enjoy throughout our weekend. Love that you can pop in and pick up something special and unique!

Always worth stopping. Check the hours first. Check the online deals. Each month has a good deal-…read morethis month Oberon merch. I love representing kazoo when I go back home.

Dyngus Day menu. All food was purchased from distributors. Cabbage rolls were bland, not served…read morehot, very little sauce, potatoes were on menu as red skins. They were deep fried, so they were at least hot($16). Kielbasa was sliced( small portion), same potatoes as with cabbage rolls, menu said cabbage and onion, not enough on plate to even be listed on menu($14). The food here is generally always served with pride. Not sure what is going on in kitchen. These meals were overpriced, for what came out of their kitchen.

Friday fish fry is a must! Great service and food. Hey it's been around since just after…read moreWW1.....Enough said!

TOP 5 BEST DIVE BARS IN KALAMAZOO! *********…read moreA YOOPER bar without the 6-hour drive. They even have pasties! The rest is worth the money bar food. Dive beer to a wide selection of micro beers. My lady who enjoys nice wine can even get by with ODT's selection. *********** You never know what will show up for open mic. We witnessed a four-man trombone band; this nailed a song by Kansas! The train tracks have an easement right through the property and go by 10 feet from you table; It is spectacular to watch! ******** Best souvenir is to leave with a flannel shirt. ******* You can expect the owner or one of fabulous daughters to great you at the bar. Family owned and run.

The worst dining experience I have ever had in Kalamazoo. Went there for the Moose Soir'eh. Waited…read moreover 90 minutes for some poutine. The wait staff told us multiple stories as to why it was late before it came. They offered to refund the food but guess what they did not. And I got sick after eating it. Trash.

This was the first place we stopped after moving to Kalamazoo after recommendation from our movers…read moreand WOW I could not be more delighted to have this place nearby. We went during happy hour (M-F 3-6pm & 9-close) and got bone-in wings (garlic parm & honey sriracha), cosmik fries, and mama mia dip. Everything was sooo delicious that I can't wait to try the rest of the menu. The beer and alcohol menu is vast and overwhelming at first, but our waiter was super friendly and knowledgeable about the different brews and gave us good recommendations. Lastly, the inside was cute with a mix of fun styles: rustic industrial seating, space age bar scene, and kitschy art pop artwork.

Refused service? I am visiting kalamazoo and google suggested Shakespears, Hopcat, Old Dogs,…read moreLouie's Trophy's... Topcat was empty except for one table, so I ordered a Lyft to leave. It was 20 mins away, so I sat down and ordered a vodka, OJ. I was refused service. I hope the owner has video and reviews it. I am 65 and that is a first.

This is a hidden gem! The food is always fresh and good! The main…read more draw is the owner and his son's who are so pleasant and go out of their way to make you feel comfortable when you enter! The waitstaff has been trained to please ! Parking is a little problem but worth it

First time visit as we are from out of state. Our son lives in Battle Creek and is vegan; he…read moresuggested this place. He was pleased with the variety of menu items but no milk alternatives to have with coffee. He enjoyed vegan chorizo breakfast burrito and ate every bite. I had a sandwich with Ope burger, great veggies, pineapple, melted cheese and spicy Serrano sauce. Delicious and filling. Had tomato soup with it which was thick and full of tomatoes and onion but was only lukewarm. My partner had club sandwich and delicious onion rings. He couldn't finish his sandwich so had great leftovers. Setting was pleasant and clean. Ample parking. Great coffee. Friendly capable service from Delaney and her coworker. Would definitely come again when in the area.

Interesting place. It's a walk up bar. You place your order then find a seat. The smashburger was…read moreawesome! One of the best burgers I've had in a while. It came with a nice helping of salad. They offer fries but I also got the deviled eggs so that was plenty. The deviled eggs were very good. I'll be back!

We went on a Saturday afternoon with a large group and were able to secure a group of tables for…read moreour crowd. Service was nice because there was the option of waitstaff and ordering at the counter.

I must start by saying that Falyn single-handedly made the visit I just had pleasant for my family…read more The food was great. Kitchen's speed was good for how slammed they were. I cannot say enough about how Fayln stepped in and, not once but twice, being the champion of the restaurant and making the evening one that ended well. Thank you!

I personally enjoyed the previous menu better than the current options but Burdicks was also a…read morestaple in my college years so I may be biased. Not pictured but very much enjoyed was the Onion Dip & Chips as an appetizer. The service was average, not anything that exceeded my expectations but it was busy so I don't hold that against the waitress. The overall experience was way better than it used to be. I loved the duckpin bowling and it's a great add on for bigger groups!

Greens are on the spicy side but still tasty! Mac was delish! Try em' out. Carryout or dine in…read moreoption. Parking free in the back of building

I really did enjoy the food so I went back 2 days later and treated my parents. We were originally…read moreplanning to dine in but decided to do carryout instead because they were really busy. I wanted to try the pork chops but they were out, so I got the rib tips with gumbo greens and dressing for the sides. My dad got the same, and my mom got the fried catfish with yams and turnip greens for her sides. I thought the rib tips were good and I would order them again. The dressing was just "okay" and unfortunately I bit into a large chunk of fat from the turkey meat in the dressing so that didn't help. The real star was the gumbo greens. My dad was also not a fan of the dressing, but he said he would have gotten the gumbo greens for both his sides if he had known how good they were. My mom enjoyed her food as well as the strawberry crunch cake I suggested she get. I am not sure if I missed it my first visit, but when my order was being rung up I noticed a cash and non-cash price flash on the screen. I did not see any signage on the door about the extra fee for paying by card, and the cashier did not mention it. That is such a big pet peeve for me. Had I known in advance, I would have come prepared to pay with cash. I am sure I will return again, but restaurants really need to be transparent about these excess fees.