I loved Aldea! They had a good amount of space and a great seating area with a couch in the back…read more This place had a great mix of hangout ambience and study space!! Their matcha was so good! Some of the best I've had!! I loved it!! Their lattes were also great!

Personally, I don't find Aldea to be particularly impressive. I've visited both the Grand Haven and…read moreMuskegon locations a few times, and the experience has been... okay. The coffee is decent, but I don't believe it justifies the price unless you're planning to stay for a while and can get a refill (which they do, as I'm told). However, if you don't, the only cup size they offer is quite small. On the other hand, if you're considering staying around, Aldea has a really pleasant atmosphere, especially in Muskegon. The baristas are always friendly, which is a plus. Great for hanging around, not so great for a quick cup of coffee.

Tried their BBQ pulled Pork sandwich and their Island Hopper fruit smoothie. Sandwich was very…read moretasty and portion size was very generous. Their fruit smoothie was to die for - best smoothie I've ever had...will be coming back soon!

ok seriously the smoothies are amazing!!! and the coffee!!! if i were a student here this would be…read morethe place to study

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 essence of Japan in a modern tea house. The selection of teas and food are amazing, from…read moreimported Japanese sweets to fine teas treated with the the respect level required for artisan tea. My favorite are waffles with filling, yet the cherry twist served all three ways (warm, Kakigori, soda) is my clear drink choice. Traditional and modern seating, friendly staff, a fine selection make this a top choice for a late night hang. Heads above Hakalau even on the quality of the shaved ice. A MUST VISIT for those passing through Grand Haven, or living on the Lakeshore in West Michigan. Domo aragato, gozaimase.

Goated with the sauce shoutout to the owners of this place. So lit lit lit lit lit come here with…read moreyour friends and make a good convo w Sam and whoever else finds themselves here. Lovely joy of a place.

Hi there coffee enthusiasts! As someone who grew up in the PNW, drinking quality coffee I can…read moreconfidently say that I feel embarrassed for anyone who considers going. The coffee tasks like instant coffee added to sugar water that costs you $7. Service is great and environment is clean. Again, if you love coffee just be cautious. Have the best day ever!

We're heading across the state for Thanksgiving so we stopped to get some coffee for the drive. We…read moreordered two 24oz peppermint stick mocha lattes, and they were made wrong. We've gotten them before and this is just coffee and oatmilk. Absolutely no flavor other than coffee. I called the store a few times and no one answered. Sadly we don't have time to go back before our dinner. Waste of $8 and my free drink.

Went to Odd Sides for a cocktail on Saturday, 11/30 around 10:00pm. I really like that they have…read moreexpanded their offerings from just beer. Don't worry - they still have lots of beer, we just decided on cocktails. We sat the bar, we really like their bar. It's huge and has lots of barstools. I had Captain Sparvelous' Lonkero, I loved it! He had a Maple Rye Chaider and really enjoyed it. This was not our first time, nor will it be our last. Great spot to try in Grand Haven.

Good place to sit and hang out if you are ONLY looking for drinks. Can accommodate big groups. Nice…read moreatmosphere. Iced coffee pretty good.

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

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!

Delicious but be there at a lucky time, or your faves might have to wait til they're able to…read moreaccommodate baking a fresh batch; especially my absolute favourite cannolis (originally from the mid-Atlantic seaboard...they are Italian-standard in all aspects, not a bank-breaker at all (they're 2.50 a pop and that's at minimum a non-meaty, yet fatty, whipped to perfection in pastry glory, freakin' 550-700 calories (as a short little guy weighing 155 lb that can be a half days' meal or more if busy/ end of month lol- so gimme a break phony Italians- go to MickeeDees and spend two fifty on some mystery meat if that be your preference or TorontoTims eight day faux American Apple Fritz 'al dente con brio' (break ya teeth off so strong it's a rock) if ya have dental insurance in America ha - go to the corner store, like you'd see in old Baltimore or The Main Line of Philly (a little chit chat - stir up some questions of what the server likes - they're busy as heck, remember, so the bustle and normal well oiled ha business "unaesthetic ambience" is actually very well kept for staff issues (this is the display case part of the store we're reviewing after all) and reminds me of places on the Jersey Shore on the off-season- locals' tell ya by foot where to go for starting a nice day! And the neighborhood is urban commercial/industrial 2 if I'm right, ya know, not yuppie stuff - so very organic small maritime city with many layers of history: Franco-Ottowah, Mid-Atlantic swarthy Irish/Mediterranean/Balkan, Great Migration Success Story, and your unique Netherlandy people too. All hungry and at the mercy of the big orders of the day! That's a good small business for you. Four stars to make it clear you can park in the gravel "employee" lot if you're poor at streetwise parking. Easy fix and it's a 5-er! Evan Kearney (ÓCaernaigh)

Very disappointed in the cake i ordered. i called the cake hotline and described what I wanted. I…read morespecifically wanted roses on it. I had her read back the order to me and it was correct. No roses when I picked it up. Also you are getting skimpy with the frosting On the cupcakes. I have been ordering cakes from Rykes for fifty years and this is the first time I was disappointed.