Great venue centrally located on UM's campus! I went here tonight to see a dance performance with…read moremy parents and we had great seats in the second row in the middle. All of the venue's seats are stacked nicely so that there is no bad viewpoint. The seats are relatively comfortable and the theater is clean. The stage is large and there are good acoustics throughout. We appreciated that snacks were for sale during intermission; we bought some candied nuts that were a nice snack in the second half. Overall a great performance venue!

I went here last night for a dramatic reading of Death of a Salesman, starring Alec Baldwin ... I'm…read morea huge Baldwin fan so I snagged tickets for it. I hadn't been to the Power Center since undergrad (I'm a UM '09 grad), so I had no clue what the parking situation would be like. I used Google Maps to get there and FYI, it's not entirely accurate - it brings you to the Fletcher Center parking structure. It was $5 cash to park there, but I wish I knew to park on level 5 (where access to Power Center is) because I parked on level 2 and then took the elevator up. There's no signage regarding this, by the way - I had to ask the lady who was taking money for parking. The Power Center itself has a unique layout, and our seats (mid-balcony, row D, I believe) were very good - you could see the stage very well. The performance was great, too. They have bathrooms on the basement level (go down 1 flight of stairs from the main area) and also on the balcony level, but at least for the women's bathroom, there were only about 4-5 stalls on that level. I'd come back here again for a performance - seats are a lot nicer than Hill's (you have much more room) and I'm willing to bet that there's not a bad viewpoint in the house.

I had my wedding in December at this banquet the food was PHENOMENAL!…read more A lot of my friends and the community I am in have their wedding And events here. Without hesitation I picked this banquet hall. As they take care of everything for you since they have been in business for such a long time. In a stressful occasion like wedding planning there is nothing better than a one stop shop including the luxury Rose Royce. They don't rush you staff is extremely professional - again the food was phenomenal. Best thing of all the is price was perfect!

The facility looks nice outside. A large space with multiple entries and rooms. The bathrooms could…read moreuse some updating. The major gripe was the A/C or lack thereof. This should be a priority considering you're booking multiple parties at a time with large parties. Space should always be comfortable. I believe they have room for a semi-covered outdoor space but maybe that's just an idea.

One of the more fun venues I've been to in a while! Very engaging place/crowd. Very 'classic…read moreDetroit' feel even with the modern demographic. I had no idea this place was a thing before this past weekend and it was a great way to have a '313 Day' celebration. looking forward to my next time out.

This venue is not for the faint of heart. A garage space that was converted to concert venue that…read morecould probably hold 100 or so people, but surely not sanctioned by the code enforcement. It is in the back of a house that I believe is somewhat of an artist's commune. The venue itself was brightly lit, and the stage was huge. There is a gender neutral bathroom located under a DJ booth, that was interestingly decorated, clean, but smelled like sewer gas. The venue is BYOB, and they take "donations" at the door. The donation was pretty much mandatory, but since Hubby's band was playing there, I coughed up $5 (they recommend donating $6-$10). There is brightly lit parking on the street, but don't park in the bus lane, that is clearly marked. Some idiot did, and we had to stop the show and make an announcement.

A nice place to hang out during the day with some food establishments, plenty of seating, good…read moreWiFi. Located near lots of classroom buildings and museums. Pretty spacious and never feels like it's overcrowded with students even at busy times. Could definitely use a little updating in terms of furniture and overall architecture. Also, I would love if there could be more local businesses represented inside rather than generic crappy chains like Panda Express and Subway, especially since these chains are just as expensive and hard on a student wallet now (eg a bowl from Qdoba is the same price as a bowl from Kosmo's Bop Shop). Also, the Panera in the Union suffers from severe mismanagement - they are so disorganized and don't seem to know what they're doing. Every time I order a drink through the app the cup never makes it onto the shelf. It's baffling. Lastly, I regularly go to the Blue Market in the lower level to refill gift cards and none of the student workers have any idea how to do it and need to get a manager. Overall it's not the students' fault but whoever runs the Union needs to step it up.

Incredible institution and beautiful Union. Multiple coffee shops and other food options on the 1st…read morefloor. Meeting space and large conference rooms in the others.

We spent a couple nights at Stone Chalet, and are glad we did. It's about one mile from where…read moreTherese H. grew up, and near the homes of two other family members. More important to you, it's nestled in a beautiful neighborhood about one mile to most elements of the U of M central campus. So you can walk, if you're so inclined, and five to ten minutes in a car gets you to any number of important or interesting places. Parking is on the street, which turned out to be no problem, as there always were plenty of spaces near the entry sidewalk. Perhaps it's helpful to say that the Stone Chalet campus is the site of a former Unitarian church. That's how I remember it, driving/jogging by during student years. Therese remembers it was the site of piano recitals. Anyway, the former "main building" has been converted to an event center (we didn't spend much time there) and the former parsonage converted to guest quarters. Our room was Alice-in-Wonderland themed, spacious and cozy for an autumn visit. Breakfast was ordered via an app, with many choices, including gluten-free options for Therese. If you want a good and even inspiring conversation, seek out the owner Vincent, who can share some fascinating stories about real estate and his efforts to purchase, maintain, and make profitable the Stone Chalet property. We enjoyed our time here, and wish Vincent, Daisy, family and staff, all the best. Thank you, Stone Chalet.

Daisy & Ruby were incredibly attentive. They helped me every step of the way and made sure I knew…read moreexactly what was going on. This venue is a tight nit family and the perfect place for a small intimate wedding.

I have been coming and helping out at the American Legion for about a year now. The people here…read moretreat everybody like family. You can tell that they have a real camaraderie amongst themselves. The dinners that they do on a monthly basis are open to the community. Diane and Erick do an awesome job and all the kitchen staff makes awesome meals. I've never heard of anybody going away hungry. If you're in the area when they have one of their dinners, whether it be a walleye dinner, a steak dinner, or a German dinner, you should stop by. You will not be disappointed. I hope to be a little work with them for a very long time.

Just had an amazing NY strip with corn on the cob, baked potato, salad bar and a couple of drinks…read morefor under $20! Good home cooked and grilled food, fun company and great prices. No frills just simple and all you need. Didn't even know they had food until recently. Stop in to check out the specials for the evening. Support your community and our veterans.

Ample parking. It was nice in the banquet room we were in. There was a cash bar, a dessert and…read morecoffee table. We were served pasta, salad, and then we had preselected entrees that they ran out of. Our table was one of the last ones to be served and they couldn't give us the food that we had ordered because they couldn't manage the counts. The water constantly had some floaters in it. The venue was nice, the location was good, the cake was good, but the entrees and drinks were not quite there. We were lucky they found entrees for us towards the end, but it wasn't what we had preselected it was just what they could pull together.

I recently came as a +1 date to the IABC, and I must say it is quite a nice venue…read more While I didn't eat much that particular evening what I did have was made very well. The pasta was a perfect al dente, and the sausage and peppers were high quality. There was also a nice antipasto tray with olives, cheese, and veggies, which was arranged very nicely. The general area is very nice. Never having been to that area of Metro-Detroit before I wasn't sure what to expect, but it was very nice. Our party had bocci ball courts attached, and many members from our group utilized them. I didn't get a chance to do so, but the courts were in great condition. The IABC has a ton of space for multiple parties, and parking to match. If I lived closer I would certainly host an event at this location, and suggest you do if you are anywhere nearby, looking for great food and a unique experience.

Daughter just got married there and I have to agree the food was warm but not hot…read more The thing that I could not believe is they charge you $1.50 a chair if they set up because of rain in the gazebo and you do not use them. It's hard to check all the details so I don't know if others do this. It is a beautiful place and I had people ask us how we found it.

My niece's wedding was last Friday. This place was great. Excellent setting, great food, friendly /…read moreefficient service...and they deserve credit for the great weather. Highly recommended from an Ann Arbor 'historian'.