I. Am. Stuffed! What a deliciously different breakfast paired with great service and ambiance. This…read morelittle restaurant is tucked away on the Main Street of Grand Ledge and I have yet to have anything other than great. What's better than a hearty portion size? When it's quality food; you don't usually get those two things together and they're doing it here.

Arms And Embers is located in the quaint downtown district of a small town, there is street parking…read moreand small random public parking lots. Seating options include, high and low tops and partial booths. The restaurant offers an open concept and decor is simple with a slight industrial flair. We have visited for both breakfast and dinner and were greeted warmly each time upon entering. On a whim we tried them for breakfast and our breakfast experience was very nice. We selected the loaded biscuits and gravy and the classic French toast both were delicious, full of flavor and nice portions that offered a bit of leftovers. (none of this is pictured) Our dinner experience was planned based on a specialty menu offered for a holiday that grabbed our attention. We made reservations and planned to try several things from the menu. We figured that since this was the only menu offered that evening that special care and attention were being given to each dish. We started with two appetizers: brussel salad, their version of bruschetta, and a couple of cocktails. All were decent and tasty but not necessarily "special". We decided on entrees of the flat iron steak and blue crab pasta. The cut of steak was very nice quality and cooked to perfection. But that is where the experience ended. The accompaniments of mashed potatoes and fresh green beans were lack luster, the beans definitely fresh but not seasoned nor were the potatoes, the only flavor on the plate came from the demi reduction. The pasta was very disappointing, the lump crab linguine ended up being canned meat atop of noodles. My dining companion was very put off by the dish but at $30 for the plate, they thought they should at least try it. Needless to say, we didn't finish either meal and asked for a take away box as to not leave two half eaten meals on the table. We will definitely keep Arms and Embers in mind for breakfast and good service but will steer clear of partaking of other meals.

This hit the spot. We were looking for something to start our day that was not too heavy. We…read morestopped at Aggie May's and found our solution. It was easy to find, with plenty of parking. We were welcomed in and given time to decide on our selection. There was one person busily slicing fresh loaves of bread with their slicing machine. Fun to watch. We settled on the ham and swiss filled croissant. The pastry had that wonderful outer crunch with a tender interior. The ham and swiss went well. A great way to kick off our day.

I love them so much !!! They never disappoint. My husband is a picky eater. But he won't change a…read morething on their sandwiches. He always says whatever they put on it is perfect; they always get it right. That is huge!

I live in Chicago. Whenever i come to michigan to visit family, i have to get this sandwich because…read moreIm nostalgic for it. Growing up, we'd have it with my grandparents. Yes its jersey mikes but i like to support Michigan.

Food is amazing. Service is amazing ambience amazing and amazing service from Miss Masseau Hadley…read moreherself. Jersey juice was quite fabulous on my number eight the Jersey Giant ham, capicola salami cheese, and the store is just such a clean store. I don't understand the terrible reviews on this place because I love this store. It is my favorite store and my comfort meal.

Good service and lots of options. I love fruit and this place was my jam for sure. Only had one of…read morethem so far but the crust was super flakey and baked well. Cool find.

Customer service is always friendly and food is always deliciously fresh. Be prepared to wait a…read morelittle while for anything coming from the kitchen but just know that it will be worth it. The spicy breakfast wrap was great, as were the home fries. The lemon blueberry muffin was perfection. Their bagels are always enjoyed and there is never a shortage of flavor options. The only thing I wouldn't order again is the bagel and lox. Not impressed with the quality and portion size for the price. I would love to go back sometime for their lunch offerings!

This was a fun stop. We popped in for a beer and had a lovely time…read more Ben was pouring beers and charming guests. He has a great energy that adds to the vibe in this place. I got a pint of their stout, being the dark beer girl that I am. It was roasty and delicious. My husband had the black IPA. I tried that too and yum! We decided to split a flight. I chose the brown and their porter. My husband chose the DIPA and the American IPA. All solid brews. This would be worth a re-visit on another MI trip.

The beer here leaves a lot to be desired in my opinion. Vienna lager was ok. "Name this beer" was…read morenot good. It had almost a medicinal/sour taste to it. I rarely leave beer behind, but I just couldn't finish that one. The taste did not match the "easy drinking" description at all in my opinion. The pros: cool atmosphere and friendly staff

Classic small town bar - cold beer, hot food, all served with a side of Michigan hospitality. Felt…read moreright at home despite just visiting from California.

Good lunch in a really cool small town bar. I if you want to see what a bar look like back in the…read moreearly 1900s this is the place people are friendly food was good and the beer is cold.

My order was ready as soon as it was requested, the staff were friendly and professional. The food…read morewas so delicious and I will be a continual repeat customer.

my family and I always get our subs from here all time, we spent 200 dollars just to get subs with…read moreonly like one slice of meat. We had more lettuce topping. we ordered 12 inches and had to make more food because there was barely anything on the subs.

Yep, this place is way cool! Super unique and eclectic interior, lots of seating and fun stuff to…read morelook at... just an overall inviting vibe. My brother and I both did the BYOB (build your own burrito) and we were very impressed with the burritos and the potato side. Only two people were working behind the counter/making food and they did a great job being maybe a little understaffed for the amount of lunch orders that were coming in. My coffee (a pretty detailed Americano) was done perfectly. Also, the first place I've ever seen that uses actual coffee to make their ice cubes - love it! We enjoyed looking at the merch and rock climbing stuff at the back. This was a great place to sit, chat and hang out... we would love to visit again!

very cute local business! delicious coffee and food, and the boom boom sauce was amazing. love the…read morefact they use coffee iced cubes :)

I was at Horrock's in Lansing and wanted a non-chain restaurant for lunch. I looked at Yelp and saw…read morethis. I walked in and it felt like one of those cozy little restaurant/bars in little towns up north. The menu is small, but everything on it looked really good I got the turkey club (it had some other name). It was HUGE and filled with fresh turkey, tomatoes, bacon and lettuce, along with a generous amount of fries. The restaurant was definitely one of those places that local people go to; people seemed to know each other. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.

Had the fish n chips. Cooked to perfection, golden brown. The fries are really good crispy but not…read moregreasy. I also like their ribs .

Kirian was so helpful while I was shopping, he showed where to find sweet potatoes and he was…read moregenuinely just such a positive vibe! He made my shopping experience better, shout out to him for making my Sunday!

Recently, a family member told me about this fantastic Farm Market in Lansing. As many times I have…read morebeen in the Lansing and East Lansing area, I had not heard of Horrocks. Gosh, I didn't know what I was missing. This is a true IYKYK! Once you have visited Horrocks, you will return for life. This is a magnificent, rustic, unique, expansive establishment that offers a cornucopia of items. From floral, to meats, cheeses, wine, speciality items, fruits, snacks, vegetables, hard-to-find items and more. There is so much more! Things that stood out even though I loved everything about this place: -the vast selection of canisters of olive oils -the vast array of different varieties of balsamic vinegars (amazing!) -house made items in every area -house made popcorn with so many flavors, so fresh. -the many, many homemade soups: probably around 20 different kinds and delicious. -a ramen bar, what? -bakery -pizzeria -exotic fruits and vegetables and regulars ones too -the wine bar: sip while you shop. -house-made sausages and cheeses -house-made jams, jellies, local honey -extensive variety of spices, herbs, flour and grains - great service, very helpful. This is a must try and truly a destination. I cannot wait to shop and browse here again!