I dropped in a few days ago for a burger and was not disappointed. I would've preferred the bun…read moretoasted, but hey, they do it their way here at the West Point Lounge. The burger was tall and good. Meaty, cooked to medium, and with fresh crispy lettuce, nice tomato and plenty of pickles. Ambiance was average, but clean and fine. Not enough windows, but it's a lounge. Plenty of TV screens, and a 10-15 seat bar in addition to the tables. Honestly, if I were in the area again I'd probably check Yelp for a different place to try out, but definitely nothing wrong with this place. Give them a try and tell ne what you think!

Nothing special, burger fell apart a little bit but wasn't terrible. Fries tasted all right…read more Service was fine.

The service the bartender is absolutely rude no smile or anything. Unaware they have a special made…read morebloody mary and thought I would get normal one with vodka and wasn't told it's different. she was very rude when I said I didn't like it and said I didn't have to tell you. I understand she didn't have to the way she said it. We play there Sunday nights sometime and everytime we are there she is very rude.

The owners, staff, and even regulars at CC's are second to none. A sweet spot hidden in between 2…read moreconey shops, they offer good food, good times, great music, and great people. When our son was murdered last week, owners Charlie and Rachel Cummings brought food and love into our home. They fed all of our family in mourning without accepting a dime in return. We didn't ask for that. That's just who they are. Our remaining son and daughter love spending time at CC's, where they are safe and loved....and they can rock out and enjoy a drink with the best people in town. Thank you so much and may God bless you.

Being new to the area, I wanted (and still want) to like the exchange, queer spaces are so…read moreimportant for the community. They describe themself as gay/queer bar in their own description, however, I (a man) was kissing another man and was told by the bouncer (who was wearing a pride bracelet) that we had to stop because it was making people uncomfortable. With the dance bar vibes and being a 'gay bar', it's wildly confusing that someone in leadership must be homophobic and could direct the bouncer to tell two gay men to stop kissing. For what it's worth, I've enjoyed the drinks that I've had here. But the bar clearly doesn't know what it wants to be...and based upon my experience, it certainly isn't a safe space for the queer community.

Challenge accepted!…read more You want me to try all the different Martini's---sure why not? Great for the Lusho's at heart. Was in town for work and decided to go here with some co-workers since it wasn't too far from the office and because it was Tini Tuesdays--$5 martinis--yes please--hooray for discounted drinks! Ok----so the sketchy meter was kinda high---considering it's next to a strip club---but meh---such is life. Didn't have any of the food, none of it looked that interesting---regular bar stuff. I wouldn't go here for food or ambiance...but discounted drinks...I'll take that!

Came here w a friend over the weekend and the drinks were so good!…read more The vibe gave club and also casual bar depending on where you were! It was really good and such a fun time! Bartenders were so nice and they took our glasses when we were done :)

Ann Arbor is always such an interesting spot for a night out. During the school year, the streets…read moreare teeming with college kids bouncing around, which of course is what you would expect from a great college town. What I do love about Ann Arbor is that they balance out the drunk haunts of young adults with great restaurants and high end bars for the people looking for more than a pitcher of cheap beer. Rabbit Hole is one of those spots. Down the same little alley way as Circ Bar, this underground bar is tucked away, stone hallways and open up and lead to different openings that provide seating, a dance floor and an amazingly stocked bar. If you like bourbon you will love this spot. Our bartender was fantastic, absolutely worked with me on working out a drink. I know I took a pic of an espresso martini, but my drink was made perfect also. Another nice surprise was that it wasn't some crazy price on the drink (I mean any crazier than other places and quite cheaper than around my home), especially for Ann Arbor. Walking away from the bar is a dance floor, and surrounding it are booths in a separate rooms and tables on a level up from the dance floor. There are also two hallways that lead to more booths and tables in different areas of the bar. As you can imagine this is a huge place. We came on a Friday and it wasn't very busy, but school is out and the weather had just broke so not surprising. I really enjoyed my time and the company I was with, and I would definitely go back.

It's a place to have some fun and if you feel like dancing, you can do it! Bar has many choices if…read moreyou feel like drinking. The ambiance is relaxing and soothing that you can dance on your own or with someone else and have fun! Nice play to relax and have some dance!

The Gatsby combines the atmospheres of a bar, nightclub, and restaurant. I love the idea of KZoo…read moretapping into its very own modern day speakeasy, but I don't feel like the Gatsby fulfills all of its potential for me to buy into the speak easy part of it. Here's what I felt missed the bar... First, a speakeasy's initial location of "secrecy"... I don't think the top floor of Monaco Bay is that difficult to find. In fact, there is a giant "Gatsby" sign lit up outside. Even if it is modern, perhaps an unmarked door at the entrance could enhance the overall feel. Second, the expectation of innovative cocktails that take you back to an era. The specials were the same as Monaco and the bartender didn't know what the night's special actually was... There's a lot of potential here to boast old custom cocktails from scratch- with a modern twist. Third, the atmosphere. The exposed brick, dark woods, and lavish style add to the tone. Would be really great if there were candles on tables instead of incredibly bright lights drilled into the floor. I did enjoy the unique lights hanging above the bar though. The decor played into vintage modern, but it's lacking some authenticity. Also, the DJ seemed to just play popular culture. Would have loved to hear some swing or jazz remixes instead.

Always a fun vibe. Music and videos playing. Great pour on the drinks. Bartenders and always…read moresmiling and popcorn always popping!

My new favorite dive bar in Grand Rapids! I went with a group and we had a blast. Not only was the…read moremusic hopping, there were music videos playing on the TVs. The drinks were very affordable and there was even popcorn. The bartenders were friendly and helpful.

just wanted to put out there there is an oddly grumpy waitress she has short kind of reddish hair…read moremaybe mid 30s she is very rude and i seen when i was eating her putting her aggression out on her coworkers very rude.

New owners new name.now called Sullivans.Always liked Hunt Club. Went with a party of 10.dont go…read morewith large parties. Waited for my food for a long time then it got to me cold! Will not go back!Wife got smoked turkey sandwich was terrible

I definitely don't think they're sketchy. Like "Matt C." seems to. Matt may not have ever been…read moreanywhere actually sketchy... I mean come on - this place is full of brand spankin' new "pleather" couches and flat-screen televisions... What's sketchy about it? That said. It's over priced. They have nicer seating than most. And offer some cool all glass hookah pipes but it's not worth the 20% boost in cost (compared to Blue Midnight, which is next door). One other complaint: I hate it when Hookah bars line the front of their store space with "other" smoking paraphernalia. I'm not a prude or anything but smoking a hookah pipe is equivalent to smoking a pipe or a cigar. That said I think there is a real marketing flaw in lining the store with expensive bongs and marijuana pipes. It projects a crap message: that hookah smoking is equivalent to smoking other things; I'm fine with pot smoking but it's a crap marketing move and it'll alienate some of your clientèle. Case in point: this might be the reason Matt C. describes the place as "sketchy," I don't know him so that's just my educated guess. All in all: it's okay.

Kinda sketch, but I somewhat expect that from a hookah lounge…read more Looking like it was decorated by a freshman who had access to a large amount of black-lights and bonded leather sectionals, Six Lounge has a comfortable, albeit "youthful," atmosphere for smoking shisha. They have a large selection of flavors to choose from, and tend to be attentive in adding coals. They additionally have a small selection of drinks to choose from, but no external drinks may be brought in. If you like smoking shisha enough, they even sell pipes and tobacco for you take home. While not my favorite place in town, it is opened late to appease the bar crowds. Since many people don't stay out too late on weekdays, this makes Six Lounge a decent place to study at night.