We didn't eat but we spent my 21st there! Bartender was nice, did an amazing job and was friendly!…read morePlace was packed but service was on POINT!

The food was tasty. The server was very helpful. The ambience ... This is the kind of bar you go to…read moreafter work to hang with your friends. It is very small and when you have a group of eight friends together, it is very loud. There are six high top tables and three low tops along with seating at the bar. Grandpa was not a fan.

Very busy on this Saturday and more rooms to this than meets the eye. Food was great ! Chicken and…read moreKim chi potstickers, cheese curds, and mushrooms. Yummmm went very well with the beer. Had a tasty flight with a Belgian ale, strawberry ale that were my favorite! Parking is tricky. They have a few spots here and there. Part of road under construction so give it a minute and you will find something. Friendly wait staff, very informative and told us about the cigar train tour that they host a lunch for. Train tourism, it's a thing, look it up people. On the site of a very old building that used to many other businesses.

We stopped on a special day when they opened for our train tour. I appreciate them going the extra…read moremile to serve this group in their day off. The team here asked us to order at the bar before being seated. I don't know if that is their normal process. If it is...it might work well for the restaurants logistics but it creates a less than desirable dinning feel for me. The order takers were very friendly and helpful. They hustled to process the train passengers. The seating area is a large open room. It feels like an old factory turned beer garden. The floors are a nice hardwood. Not much decor or atmosphere in this large room. They did have a singer as entertainment which wasn't the best. For food I started with the potstickers. These weren't your traditional Chinese potsticker. They were over fried and tough. The filling was vegan instead of pork. It didn't work for me and wasn't very tasty. Kinda tough and flavorless. The sweet chili sauce really helped. I also tried the BBQ Mac Burrito. The BBQ was good but not very plentiful. It was a bit hard to find that taste. The Mac & Cheese was nice and creamy. The noodles were soft. Served alone I think they would be fine. Stuffed in a burrito....not a fan of. Please be aware that they don't give free refills on soda. We didn't have table service outside of someone dropping off food. Overall I will give them four stars for opening up special for the train tour. Otherwise I was rather unimpressed with this establishments process and food.

Top notch service and ambiance. Traveling with my brother on a Sunday and stopped by for dinner…read more Quite full but very good service and attention. Food was excellent Will be back on future visits

First time here, cool looking bar and pub with exposed brick and that nice wood architecture…read moreinside. We had the spinach artichoke dip for an appetizer which was ok but have had better and paying $15 for it seemed high. I had the Mac and Cheese burger with tater tots, which hit the spot well. The bacon on it was very good, the Mac and Cheese on top was ok. My gf had the Stallion sandwich with shaved Ribeye, peppers, onions and cheese, she enjoyed it and the sweet potato fries were well seasoned. Had a beer from local brewery, forgot the name but it was smooth. Wait staff was great and attentive.

Great place to eat: breakfast, lunch, dinner and bar. There is also a grocery store, chicken, sushi…read morebar, Bigby Coffee, Anytime Fitness and a post office. The atmosphere is a sports bar. The server, Ava, was really awesome and made the experience really good. I'm here on a trip. Would recommend this place!

Yelp took off my review '…read more Staff is unclean, unorganized, and undertrained. We ended up having to sit at the Sharon's house of pancakes seating area where we observed a staff member preparing silverware for the tables but they were going back and forth between doing that, touching their phone, and touching other stuff in the area without washing their hands. My partner had to grab our drinks off of the waitress's tray for ourselves. It seems like they hired just anyone without training. The food is overpriced for what you get. The hamburger was burnt and all i could taste was burnt grease. The onion rings were so greasy that there was a puddle of grease seeping into the buns of my sliders. I wanted a mac and cheese as my side but i was informed that the kitchen over peppered it, so i chose the onion rings instead. Food is overpriced for what you get along with how poor the service is

We met Kevin the owner and he was very knowledgeable and informative about the beer. He was very…read morefriendly and welcoming. We tried all of the beers including the seltzer. We liked them all. Will definitely come back:)

Small spot with a few beers on tap. Had donut samples from next door available for tastes with your…read morebeer. Flights available, tag a brews not yet. Parking is behind in a public lot. One of the best reds we've had!

Dropped by this brewery literally built in an alley. There was a festival going on in the town and…read morewe were still able to find parking behind it. Sat down and staff immediately came by to get my order. Flights not available, and tastes are free. The sir vay sa (may be misspelled) was outstanding. Band was playing and doing requests, great vibe and nice crowd.

Great beer the English IPA was amazing. Granny's Jam a Strawberry Gose was delicious. So delicious…read morehad to get 3- 4 packs to go and 2 howlers.

Amazing food, amazing appetizers, amazing atmosphere and a wonderful attentive staff! Service was…read morefast and food was overall amazing, best friend pickles

This place would make a great place to have a "gangster" or "speak easy" party or night. The best…read morepart of the whole experience was when the owner, Richard Savarino, gave us a tour of the place and told us some of the history of the building and how the restaurant came into existence. Great little place on US12 in Jonesville MI. The building was built in 1852 and became Rosalies Roadhouse in 1986. This place has a history of the halfway point between Chicago and Detroit and was used as a meeting spot for the mob leaders before they would go to their lake houses, the upstairs was a brothel at one time. The restaurant was started by the owners mother, who will be 80 soon. The atmosphere is quaint with rustic feel. The food is impressive and the service is really great. Rosalies was named a Yuegling distributor. This is a place that offers a good selection and great atmosphere.

The food is always great, and the employees are always so nice. Shoutout to this girl named Aubrei…read moreevery time I come in she is super nice and funny. It's a cute cozy place with great music.

I was really disappointed with my most recent visit. I ordered a small iced latte, but instead of…read morefresh espresso, they used what seemed to be a pre-made espresso. The drink came out almost completely white and tasted like milk. When I mentioned it didn't taste like coffee, I was told I could pay an extra $1 for another shot instead of them remaking the drink. Even that shot wasn't pulled fresh. What's frustrating is that I came the day before and had a great latte made with fresh espresso and coffee ice cubes. It was delicious. I'm giving 3 stars because yesterday's experience was a 4/5, but today's was a 1/5. I hope they can be more consistent.