The prices to see a show are absolutely outrageous! No wonder on a Friday night their premier…read moreproduction "Beauty and The Beast" has 90% tickets available! Who can afford $100+ for a ticket to see a play? I was looking for something to take the kids to and for myself my Husband and our Daughter, over $300?! Plus they add $30 in "fees." It just doesn't make sense, don't they want an audience?

The Premier theatre in Michigan…read more. Food good but pricey. Easy in Out..Have seen some great productions here...

Didn't get any pictures. But this place was awesome!! The bartender she was amazing!! Drinks were…read morestrong and not expensive. Line went pretty fast. Owner was cool! Food from what i remember was good lol. Definitely would go again. We went to the area for Krampus.

I like this cozy venue, it's small intimate serves, food, alcohol, and beer…read more They have many different Acts from comedy to music. I would say that the food and drinks are reasonably priced.

I absolutely LOVE Escape the Room activities. I dragged a group of six people out to Escape 20/20…read morein Okemos, it was the first one for 1/2 of us. We chose the Parlor room. It is one room, you're locked in, and you get the 'exit early' code to leave if something horrible happens. So you're not truly stuck in the room, so people with claustrophobia can still enjoy this activity! There are a series of puzzles you have to solve, and a lot of locks you have to unlock. Some require keys, some require codes. There are clues hidden all around the room, but if your team is really stuck, you're handed hints (paper 'telegrams' pushed through a mail slot) to help you look in the right area and solve the puzzles. If you're still not getting it, the hints get more and more detailed. They want you to solve the room, after all! We broke free in 49 minutes - which was a great time! We had a full 11 minutes left to go. Other Escape the Room activities I've been to have been multiple rooms - so as you progress through the story, you open doors to other areas. In order to fit more rooms into this office building, it seems like they opted to keep each room self contained in one room. There were still a ton of puzzles to solve, but I like the feeling of progression as I open doors and get further into the activity. The location of this game is in an office building. It seems like a converted dentist/doctor, which is just like the previous activities I've gone to. This is a great way to spend an hour with friends. I was in town for only a couple days, so we reached out via Facebook to see if we could book the room on their 'closed' day, and they obliged! Then we found out there were two other groups who did the same thing. Great customer service! I highly recommend checking this spot out. I will be back next time I'm in town! (I also broke an entire tray of glass bottles in my excitement during the game, and the woman who ran the room was understanding and didn't get mad at me. She even sent a 'hint' note asking if everything was ok and making sure I didn't get hurt. Other than being completely mortified, I was uninjured.)

We had a booked room for 7:30(we had the parlor). When we arrived we were a bit concerned. The…read morelocation is kind of hidden and walking through the hall ways with hardly anyone around definitely remind of us of a situation from a horror film. Once we arrived we were greeted by Regina. She informed us they were having technical issues but no matter what she'd make it work for us. She was incredibly nice and friendly. Due to the technical issues we weren't able to play like how normally is so she offered us a discount (which was very appreciated). This was a majority of our groups first escape room and we were very pleased and had a great time. We've made plans to go back and do the The Lab. I would highly recommend anyone to try out Escape 20/20. Despite it not being all fancy like some escape rooms are this one was definitely fun and challenging. I'd give it 10 stars if I could.

Okay, I know this theater has a good rep and everything, but I was left a bit disappointed. I'll…read moreexplain. I went to see "All Night Strut" there, which is a great play. The actors were great, the singing was great. Here is the rub... It is a very small venue. I bought tickets online and paid EXTRA for premium tickets close to the stage ($40 per person). When I got there they had moved my seats because they were to the far left, but in one of the first few rows, to the center but almost in the last row. Now that in itself might be viewed as an attempt to give me better seating, but why sell premium tickets? I sat with people that paid less than I did. There is actually no bad seats because the theater is so small, so therefore no "upgraded" seats even exist. I felt that $25 might have been a better price for the venue.

They do not offer premium seating as previous review contends. This could never have happened,…read morethey offer one level of seating, not a bad seat in the house

This place has some really beautiful things. You can watch them make these beautiful things. The…read morestaff is no nice, helpful and knowledgeable. I will be back.

This studio has an incredible selection of glass items, such as vases, bowls, lampshades and…read moreornaments, which vary in price. They also offer classes in glass blowing, beginning with glass paperweights. The classes are great fun, because the staff is kind and encouraging, and there is a genuine element of learning how to do things, rather than having them done for you. It is also possible to see other groups doing it, and there's at least one day a year when they take walk-ins! Groups need to be 3-4 people, and it takes one or two days for the glass to cool, so if you're only in the area for a few days, factor this in.

I've done a few projects at B's and have loved them all! The most recent was a pour painting class…read moreand it was great. The owner is a wonderful person and fun as well. I highly recommend that everyone go check out the many fun and creative art projects that she offers. I'm excited to do some more.

I participated in the recent Resin Class and it was so much fun. We were offered a variety of…read moretemplates to choose from. We were encouraged to experiment and use our imaginations. Everyone's projects were beautiful and unique.

Nice area with pretty views of nearby river and bridge offering hiking and fishing with possible…read moreboating opportunities. The usual Eagles building with food and beverage service, bar, and such. Good service and wonderful members helping out. Entire venue is viewable on YouTube thanks to attendees drone where you can see some beautiful Great Danes in addition to sight and surrounding area.

What a cool way to see the houses along Grand River! I would highly recommend this cruise - we went…read moreon their Spring themed one and had such a nice time. Lunch was chicken salad on croissant, potato chips, coleslaw and a beautiful fruit salad. Cash bar. I think $42 per ticket is a very fair price for this cool outing - I'd love to go on one in the Fall to see the colors along the river. A family-owned business, the Captain did a very nice intro and the weather was perfect.

Great food. My friend and I did the lunch cruise and it's $43/person. They served a Thanksgiving…read morestyle buffet with vegetarian lasagna, stuffing, rolls, turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, salad...And it's all made from scratch. There was a jazz band that took requests and a cash bar for pretty cheap. My Bloody Mary was $4.50 with well. After lunch we could explore the whole boat, and it's absolutely fabulous. The captain, Chris, is really nice and told us the story of the boat and how they purchased the Detroit one too. I won't ruin the story in case you go, it was really interesting! The manager and chef, Gary, is really nice too. I can't remember the front of the house manager's name, but she was also friendly and I enjoyed talking to her as well. I think it was well worth going!