Finally got a chance to pop in to their brick and mortar store, since the other time I tried the…read moreYMCA food truck location, they were closed. The first thing that struck me (besides the unenthusiastic customer service) was that the prices (for comparable bowls) were higher than what I'm accustomed to. The bowl I got was $15, so at that price point, I already had high expectations. Only 2 base choices that day - Pitaya and the blue stuff- since Açai was unavailable. Pitaya is hit or miss usually, some places are good, others just taste like ice with a hint of flavor. The girl handed me my bowl while looking down at her on her phone, making no eye contact. Anyway, taste test! Unfortunately the pitaya had no flavor and the rest of the bowl just kind of flopped. Granola was almost flavorless and could use a little more sweetness. I'm wondering if it was just an off day? I'm willing to come back again at some point. Just not anytime soon.

These were grea, so much fresh fruit! The iced Honey Lavender latte is also delicious !read more

Delicious! We came…read moreacross Soulshine on a visit to the Grand Haven Farmers Market. The two women were so nice and let us try many of the flavors. I thought they all tasted great. We bought one to go and sipped it while enjoying the beach. I love how it comes in a glass bottle too!

From the owner: Soulshine Juice Company is a cold-pressed juice company located at the Holland Farmers Market every…read moreSaturday from 8-2!

What a great find, stopped in this morning after an early workout. We stopped in after being…read morerecommended this place few months ago. Apparently it's been in business four years! Where have I been??? And I can't believe I am getting an FTR???!!! What an awesome start to my day! So there are so many awesome choices, tea, smoothies, shakes. A really nice space with a sizable bar to socialize. I spoke with the very gracious owner. She answered all our questions and even gave us reward cards and info on how to call in our orders. They open at 5 am!! This place keeps getting better and better. I soooo want to see this place succeed and do well. My only criticism is that that name would imply it's like a GNC or vitamin type place. Oh no, this a very sociable smoothie bar. So I asked, why is it not advertising and drawing more people in from the street? Well, I guess there are restrictions on advertising by the associated supplement supplier. What would Marcus Lemonis (The Profit) or John Taffer (Bar Rescue) say about this business? It needs a bigger presence, marketing and advertising. Follow up: They offer Apple Pay, yessssss.... You may phone order, ahead....

Met up with a friend for brunch at Morning Star recently. It was my first time visiting and I was…read moreexcited since breakfast/brunch is my favorite meal to order out! There was a bit of a wait but they have a little area to sit and browse the menu. The place is cozy and homey, a bit crowded but not too bad. Our server was really helpful and kind. I ordered a coffee, and they have alcoholic options if you'd like a bloody mary, spiked coffee, mimosa, etc. I liked that they brought me my own little carafe for the table. We ordered a blueberry pancake for the table, and I got the tree hugger (zucchini, yellow squash, tomato, mushroom, baby spinach, black beans, and cheese, served over diced redskin potatoes. I also added eggs. The pancake was fluffy and sweet, and very large which was great for us to split. I really wanted some vegetables so I was very happy with the tree hugger. It was cheesy and warm, and all the veggies were delicious. I added some hot sauce which made it perfect! My friend got the breakfast burrito which looked really good. I'm glad I got to try this spot and would come back! They do have a lunch menu during the week as well (it said lunch items are limited on weekends).

This is a local favorite. But if you're not local, let me give you a review…read more I have mixed feelings about this place. First off let me point out that there is no private parking lot for this place. This is no big deal if you're from a bigger city like GR, Chi or NYC. But if you're from a smaller town like Muskegon, Coopersville or Fremont where every business has their own private lot this might be a major inconvenience to you. park across the street or on the street if you can find a spot. I was patronizing MSC on a very cold day. This old location has no air lock on the front door, so everytime it opens to let customers exit or enter....the cold air rushes in. Keep that in mind when choosing your table. The restaurant has a warehouse feel to it, similar to the Blue Porch on Beacon Blvd. If you like that style....great. If not you have to deal with acoustics, and a cold drafty feeling, especially in the Winter. Food was actually in line with other restaurants in town unless you want to start getting fancy with the "specials." Believe me, those specials are very popular. Especially the waffle/pancake dishes that are similar to a super sweet dessert at 2000 calories. The last time I was there, the server was friendly, but because of the layout of the dining room, they have a hard time keeping an eye on the tables. So getting a coffee refill or a request for something becomes a waiting game. Overall the food is presented very well and is tasty.

The smoothies are always yummy which brings me back. The food is good too. I prefer the Fruit port…read morelocation. This location always seems to have problems. Today I waited for them to bring my order out way past the allotted time ( this is the process during pandemic or go in with mask or be fined with misdemeanor). Since it never came, I went in with my mask to ask about my ofer and a poor young man was explaining to another unhappy customer that his order was also on the counter. Besides the customer service issues, Several people and teenagers came in without masks. The two people behind the counter wore masks. aIt is the law.

Not impressed and not worth the money. Had a mango magic. It tasted green like the fruit was unripe…read moreand very bitter. The yogurt made it even more bitter. My husband had a peanut butter chocolate and he said it tasted powdery and bitter.

Amazing coffee and atmosphere!! They employ people with disabilities so it is also an amazing cause!read more

Stopped in with my family on our way up north on a Saturday morning. We were greeted warmly and the…read morespace was really neat! I got an iced mocha with oat milk, my husband got an americano, my kids each got a bakery item- blueberry muffin, cinnamon scone, cherry turnover, and everything was delicious and enjoyed. Happy we stopped here!

Friendly service and open seating in the Oddside. Nice to have real coffee mugs and not just to-go…read morecups.

Love a good vanilla iced latte, by the beach, cute little coffee shops always stop in when walking…read morein GH!

Just got a bagel. I've never have gotten or cut a bagel where the proportions were so wrong. It…read moremade part of it burn. I'm just saying if they're skipping on quality of just cutting a bagel properly, how bad is the quality of everything else here? Update: tried a bite and it was hard as hell. Who knows how long it's been sitting around. Please just avoid this Panera or you too may get an inedible $3 bagel.

Slow the food was mid and very expensive staff was very rude and acting like they couldn't care lessread more