This is a great place to have fun. There's music, free games, and general goofiness is allowed…read more Great place for kids to be kids.

Lots of fun and many free games. We plan to come back in the future. We didn't try the food. Next…read moretime.

View is nice, menu is better than average except for increases such as paying full price for ice…read moretea etc, refills. They are usually busy so not sure why they need to charge more to the non alcoholic drinker when they make a good amount with their alcohol sales.

I want to love this place but it's so poorly managed it's not worth going to. It's right on the…read morelake where I live, summer or winter we are on the lake and we can pull right up from the water side which is so cool. If you show up at 8pm on a Friday you will not be served food. It doesn't say anywhere that the kitchen closes at a certain time but the servers (about 4 at a time for a small space) will ignore you until you leave. On a not busy night, we waited 20 minutes to be greeted and given water before leaving, we refuse to go back. Most disappointing restaurant experience I have ever had. We are members but we won't be renewing unless there's actual changes made. If you're a members only club with a bar, serve food after 8pm.

Very good food and service for Easter Brunch. Will go back again. The servers were great!read more

What a hidden gem! Can't speak to the golf, only the food and the views!…read more We have come here for Easter brunch and also dinner in the spring time. Both have been such great experiences. Staff are the best. They are attentive and welcoming. When we were booking our Easter brunch, staff were great with emailing us and making us feel special for coming there for the first time ever. When we got to Easter brunch our waitress knew that it was our first time and we didn't even tell her. Nice attention to detail kind of stuff and going the extra mile for customer service. Easter brunch was great. So much food, breakfast, lunch and dessert. Everything was tasty! The Easter bunny was making their rounds to take pictures with guest. They also had a little Easter egg hunt outside that you could do at your own pace. We came back for dinner and sat outside, which has amazing views of the golf course and the pond. Very peaceful and relaxing. Food once again was awesome and so flavorful. Inside is decorated like a golf club with lots of wood and rich details. The bathroom was the only thing that was a little bit outdated.

I took my 4grand daughters on April 1. Started off a great experience until a family came in with…read moreboys around 8 years of age. They were out of control. Throwing items from the grocery store, climbing and jumping on things , hitting each other with animals from the vet center, taking the mail from post office and throwing all over. Parents on cell phones not watching. When I informed staff member so no one got hurt, she acted like it was no big deal. We left because I didn't want my grandchildren to get hurt beca of this allowed behavior in the museum. What a shame that all staff sat at the desk chit chatting instead of stopping this behavior so everyone else could enjoy their day too.

This is a great little museum if you're in the Flint area, especially if you have younger children…read more(maybe ages 2 to 6). Pros: This museum has lots of hands-on on, accessible activities. We've been a few times when visiting family in the area and my son (age 4) always finds something to do. His favorite area tends to be the little town play area, which has a kid's size fire truck, post office, grocery store and restaurant. There are also areas for reading, science-oriented exhibits and other hands-on learning experiences. During the summer they also have a fun outdoor area for kids to try additional activities such as water rocket launches. The staff is also very nice and prices are reasonable. Tip: if you live in the area and plan to go more than twice a year, definitely get the family membership. Cons: it's on the smaller side and could be a little less exciting for older children. Bottom line: Definitely a bright spot in the Flint area. A great place to spend a couple of hours, young children will definitely be occupied.

We came here with a church group and really enjoyed our time. They had a variety of animals and the…read morekids enjoyed looking at all of them and petting some of them. There are a couple of climbing structures for the kids. We did a hay ride (it was windy so bundle up if you're going in the colder months) but everyone enjoyed it. We would love to come back and experience some of the other offerings.

Kids loved it even with heat wave during week of camp. Recommended and will attend againread more

So good! Do many great artists and things to look at! Love…read moregoing with my mom every year!

For a single weekend each June for as long as I can recall, Flint residents are treated to the…read moreFlint Art Fair, sponsored by Flint Institute of Arts and Friends of Modern Art, on the grounds of the cultural center. This two day (occasionally three days, but that's rare) festival of art & crafts is always a special treat for a beleaguered city often plagued by negativity. For that one weekend, the city comes out to enjoy art, music and activities for the kids. It's an eclectic blend of people coming together to support the arts. As a "juried" art festival, every vendor must be approved beforehand by a panel comprised of the FIA/FOMA. In other words, quality arts/crafts, not kitsch, is what the Flint Art Fair is all about. Essentially, everything from oil & acrylic paintings, pen & ink drawings, prints, mixed media, photography, sculpture, pottery/ceramics and blown glass to handmade jewelry, stained glass, clothing, handbags/wallets, leather goods, hammered metal objects, "upcycled" DIY lawn ornaments and everything in between can be found here during any given year. The selection always runs the gamut from traditional to whimsical. This year's event was no exception. I felt that most artistic mediums were well-represented from what I saw at this most recent fair, along the lines of previous years, even if there was perhaps a slight decrease in the number of participating vendors than what I'm used to seeing. In retrospect, I think there were probably 3-5 more booths last year, but it didn't seem to affect the quality of the festival at all. The FAF always has a great turnout in terms of the number and high quality of its vendors each year. The only damper on this year's event was the scorching temperature- the heat index rose to 100 degrees both days, so it was pretty difficult to walk around in such oppressive heat. Sometimes the weather is great and sometimes it isn't, but you can't control Mother Nature. Once again, the cost of admission was $5 per adult. Kids (under 12, I think) get in for free and members of FOMA also receive free admission, but not members of the FIA. I think that isn't fair to strictly FIA members, but the fee goes toward defraying costs of the event, so who cares? Seriously, they haven't raised the price of admission in several years, so who am I to complain? For that mere $5, you get to sample (and have the opportunity to purchase) an array of unique, handmade wares. Literally, a world of art is at your fingertips. Just don't break anything. I'm kidding- sort of. It's always a blast to just trek around the art fair, even if I'm not in a buying mood (who am I kidding, I'm always in a mood to shop and I can't remember the last time I attended and left empty-handed). Alas, I usually buy something, whether it be pottery, photography or jewelry. I just can't help myself. There's just always so much to see and buy. I regret not picking up some Game of Thrones style jewelry I saw. Sigh. It was gorgeous. I think it's a good way to pick up DIY tips or grab a gift that I know I'll use down the line for someone else. A few years ago, I picked up a lawn object d' arte for the garden welded from different metals for my mom''s birthday. She loved it. At this point, I have a house full of artsy finds I've managed to acquire over the years from the FAF alone. Are the prices rock bottom cheap? Not a chance, but they aren't over-the-top exorbitant, either, especially when taking into consideration the fact that you're supporting artisans from around the state (and even a few from out of state) who make their living plying their trade traveling from festival to festival. I personally like the idea of owning some one-of-a-kind, handmade home decor. In my opinion, there's something to suit just about everyone's budget- from $15 hand-crafted bottle stoppers to $800 paintings. It all depends on what you're looking for. Last year, my haul included jewelry, a glass dish and two prints. Every year is a bit different. This year, I picked up a serving tray hammered from recycled aluminum soda cans for $25. That's probably the least I've ever spent at one of these outings. I would have looked around and spent more, but the heat was unbearable. Each year, live musical entertainment is featured all weekend, including decidedly family-friendly acts during the day. However, after the sun goes down and the arts/crafts booths close, it switches to more adult fare, with the beer & food tents still active for a few more hours. Face & chalk painting are always popular activities for the kids and are of nominal cost. There's even a silent auction every single year featuring pieces donated by local artisans, but I've never managed to win anything, despite my few attempts. The items up for grabs are quite nice, particularly the blown glass and jewelry. Proceeds benefit FIA/FOMA programming. All vendors accept credit cards, sans the food/beer tent.

This is the fifth year .. we've done the pub crawl with Henry n Patty! True icons! The best…read moreexperience and I'll continue to indulge! Well worth the cost as it's not much more then buying beers yourselves on site and your in a fast lane so served quicker ! I wish they would cut down the amount of ppl in group. As it can get chaotic. But still. An amazing time with the best hosts!

I have to say that I have only one bad review and it is how overcrowded it has become, they need to…read morelimit a certain about a people a day or make it bigger or something because it's just crazy how long your waiting for things but besides that it's nice to see everyone dress up and enjoy the shows and drinks and food and I'm so glad I got to dress up for the first time this year and now since I'm 21 I got myself a drink too, all the food and drinks were delicious even though some of them I had to wait in line 20 mins.

We've been here a few times with our family now and it was a perfect break from the heat in summer…read moreor the snowy winter day. The owners a great people too!

Mr. Zeros is genuinely amazing. It is a nostalgic arcade that includes iconic old games like…read moreGalaga, Frogger, and DK while also managing to include 21st century games like Guitar Hero. It has other classic games such as pinball, skeeball, air hockey, and NBA Hoops. There are 75¢ snack machines, $1 canned drinks, and 25¢ candy machines. It feels like a dream here. This arcade is gaining traction quickly and it is sure to become a hotspot in Oxford, check it out as soon as possible so you can say "I went there before it was popular." :)