I love the food and the beer selection here. We live about 45 minutes away, but we visit monthly…read moreand always enjoy the food.

First time visiting, it's easy to find and lots of parking. Parking is behind the pub, employee…read moreentrance is in the "front." We were here in December so the patio wasn't open but looks roomy with many picnic tables. We opted to sit at the bar because that's usually where we get personal with brew pubs we love to discover. We always search local brews when traveling and 9/10 times the bartender will greet us, ask if we've been there, make recommendations or tell us a bit about the brewery style. Not here. I'm not sure the bartender ever even made eye contact and pretty sure he wanted to be there even less than he wanted us to be there. We did get a few beer samples by request, but no recommendations, he didn't ask what we thought and he made us feel very unwelcome right from the start. However, once that bartender was relieved the new bartender was chatty and friendly to the new customers. We had finished our beers and meal by that time and just needed to cash out. So I would say maybe it's just that one employee. We had the pretzels. Kudos to the pretzel bread-- it was delicious. Beer cheese was pretty good, as was the mustard. We asked about the menu and what he recommends (still trying to be friendly and get him to warm up). He recommended the special menu, so we ordered the Blackened Salmon sandwich. It was okay/average. Fries were cold. We ordered the Table Talk beer and I enjoyed it. I'd say that the beer was the best part of the whole experience. Overall I'm glad we tried it but we wouldn't go back. If the bartender had been more welcoming and interested in sharing a bit more about the concept, we would give it a second try when we head out there again. It's always good to try other food items and beers, but the vibe doesn't warrant a second try. I can understand if a place is busy, but we were there at 2pm on a Saturday and were two of four at the bar and he didn't look to be super busy with the restaurant as a whole. It's always so disappointing when service falls so short on something that could be such a unique experience. Three stars for the beer and pretzel.

The beer was alright but this wasn't really a great brewery experience for me. I thought the…read moreselection was alright. I don't think that I was the target consumer for this brewery. The service was great though and parking wasn't bad.

Came here on a Saturday afternoon, I was the only person. A few people came in shortly after for a…read moredrink. This was my first time here & I wanted to try something different. I was able to try the apple wine. It isn't sweet, hence the name lol. It's not bad but I didn't enjoy it, I ended up ordering the lavender lemon drop, it was a good choice! they also have non-alcoholic drinks as well. Sarah was the bartender she was fantastic! Definitely will be returning

Today was my first visit here and its such a cute place. I we had quite a large group and they…read moreserved our group promptly and efficiently. I was torn by the salmon sandwich and chicken and waffles, but I went with the sandwich. I think that I would have been pleased with either dish, but I really enjoyed my sandwich and can't recommend it enough.

The service was extremely kind and sincere! Such a fun server! The food was excellent! We will be…read moreback!!

A good bar spot. The best thing was the breakfast burger,…read morethe egg was served hard though. They Reuben Egg Rolls should have been crispy. They vegan sweet potato tacos were mush on mush and were in desperate need of something crunchy or fresh. The tortillas were barely heated. Overall, grab a drink and a nosh. It's very noisy; and drinks were hard to come by even from our server.

About 20 years ago we first stopped at Sidetracks. Walking in the door I saw a sticker that said…read more"Voted one of the best beef burgers by GC Magazine" I ordered it and my wife ordered the black bean burger. I said "what are you doing?" When our food came my burger was very good, but when I tried my wives bean burger it was hands down the best bean burger I had ever had. It's the only burger I order anytime we went. We no longer live in the area but today driving thru Ypsilanti we had to stop again. We both ordered the bean burgers and they were still as good as that first time. I also forgot how great the home cut fries are.

I love this Tavern. They have great alcohol, ranging from local beers to your regular domestics…read more They also carry a lot of neat spirits from Michigan. It's great to sit back and have a drink on the patio or go hit balls and sip on a beer. Can't say enough nice things about the spot. I love miles of golf! All the staff are so down to earth.

From the owner: Pat’s Tavern by the Green makes golf at Miles of Golf more fun. Enjoy a beer or spirits while…read morepracticing your golf game during the summer. In the off-season Pat’s transforms indoors to Pat’s on the Upper Deck where it services players playing Simulator Golf on our state of the art Golfzon Simulators.

I love that minutes after we touchdown the two headstrong nephews want to take us drinking and…read moresmoking. Why work? You're retired. Long flight. Long day consulting. Long night pubbing? Sadly, not tonight, not here. The tasting room has closed. Who knows when. Who knows why. As we were still bouncing down Ecorse rd pulling up I just knew something was whack. We'd only been a dozen times, but they were fun times. Oh well, the place is history. I wonder if everyone got their money back after buying the individual mugs. I guess they're souvenirs of all the good times. 01/26

Very fun place! We loved trying kombucha beer for the first time and that we could bring our dogs…read more Wish we had one of these in Indy!

Had the original burger the Bavarian pretzel sticks chicken tenders with the Rosemary truffle oil…read more Very well cooked very hot and very delicious recommend

Two words - truffle fries! I'm not a huge beer drinker, so I usually stick to the hard seltzers…read more(blood orange is my favorite). They have live music many nights a week and very friendly staff!

A diamond in the rough…read more Meat, smoked meat, accoutrements to go with said meat. Beer, cider. Fire. Smoked wood scents. Blankets. Cozy. Feels like a took a step off the road and into Narnia.

I had a bit of a break in between shifts so I was looking for a place to grab a quick lunch while…read morein town, and Biercamp came up on Yelp. This is a super cute spot that specializes in smoked meat and sausages... yes please. We ordered at the counter and the employees were very friendly and helpful with great suggestions. I got the Michigan asparagus, onion, and cheddar brat, and Nate got the currywurst. We also got a cup of chili to share. We got a buzzer for our order and then sat down in the heated outdoor space. They have a lot of outdoor seating and some firepits, so I really want to come back in the fall or summer. Our food was done quickly and we had fun picking stuff from the toppings bar. They had chopped onions, jalapenos, banana peppers, sauerkraut etc. and lots of sauces. I LOVED the brat. It was easy to bite and not super snappy which I didn't mind. The bun was perfectly toasted and the flavor combination was delicious. Kind of like a broccoli cheddar vibe. I had some of the currywurst which was also delicious! The chili was packed with brisket and pulled pork, and was really tasty. There is a bar so you can enjoy a beer with your sausage, but we just grabbed some cold drinks from the cooler. They even have ice cream and floats!! There are lots of great items for sale as well, including lots of pickled things, frozen pierogi, meat sticks and jerky, and they even have Trenary Toast (#iykyk). I am already planning my next visit to try more brats and the brisket sandwich. This is such a great concept and I really wish we had a place like this in Grand Rapids.

This is a cozy dive bar with a laid-back vibe and plenty of regulars. The drinks are cheap and…read moregood, making it a great spot if you're looking for a low-key, budget-friendly night out.

It is a nice, laid back local spot to visit. They are friendly staff and friendly people. There are…read morevarious things on the menu like chicken, flat bread, burgers, salads and appetizers. There is a place to shoot pool and play table hockey. Also try the wings. They are known for the Long islands too.

Something about this place is one part magical old-timey performance space and the other half is…read moregrimy hole in the wall. Pretty great combination if you ask me. As others have mentioned, not the greatest sound for louder shows. But they do bring through lots of interesting little projects - mostly local - my favorite so far has been the burlesque show - or Forest's one-man-band "Skate Laws" - or "suicide by cop" (a punk band that perhaps takes itself a bit too seriously but is for the thrashing about and actually pretty good). Unfortunately, finding out that these shows exist is a whole 'nother issue. Their website calendar usually just shows the puppet shows which is a great source of frustration for me. You'll have to either know people involved in the productions or search for DIY posters around Ypsi (The Ugly Mug usually is a good source for those things). Pretty sure all the shows geared toward adults are BYOB (haven't seen a sign yet that says a certain show is requesting it not be). So grab a paper bag or a flask before you show up, if you want to imbibe. It's definitely 'flex space' in that depending on the event, it's divided into church pews and seats with a floor seating up in front and sometimes it's all open with some seats on the periphery. The basement is a place you can hang out if you want to get away from the crowd upstairs - but it's mostly a storage space. There's a couch near the bathroom which, despite the fact that... well, it's near the bathroom... seems to be a popular place for making-out and other transgressions. I guess people are turned on by different things. Like proximity to bathrooms. To each their own. If I could find out about the shows more, I would go more. Until then it's nice to know it exists and the shows I have attended there were mucho enjoyable.

The first thing I thought of when I entered the Dreamland Theater was the great scene from "All…read moreAbout Eve" when the Hollywood-bound director lectures Eve about "the theater" "Want to know what the Theater is? A flea circus. Also opera. Also rodeos, carnivals, ballets... Donald Duck, Ibsen, and The Lone Ranger, Sarah Bernhardt, Poodles ....It may not be your Theater, but it's Theater of somebody, somewhere" The Dreamland may not be your theater, but it's there, in a skinny, shabby little room in downtown Ypsi, providing puppet shows for kids and adults alike. They offer other shows, too, but I was there for the puppets. The first thing I saw was a haphazard crowd of kids and adults looking for seats. There are four church pews in the front and a two row riser in the back (no more than 30 seats total, I'd guess). Naturally, the stage is up front, but there is also a projection screen to the right. Eventually, the lights dimmed and ""A Puppet History of Ypsilanti" commenced. The show began with shadow puppets on the rear-lit screen. Then the narrative continued on stage. The beautiful and brightly colored hand-made curtain opened to reveal wooden puppets and painted backdrops. The curtain would close between scenes and the puppetmaster would drop a new bit of scenery or a different puppet in the mix, then reopen the curtain. I really enjoyed the creativity and technical prowess that went into the multimedia performance. They used a pre-recorded dialogue track and operated the puppets in sync. This backfired at times, like when the soundtrack skipped (repeatedly), but considering that there seemed to be just one guy running the show, and it only cost five bucks, I was pretty impressed. The writing was underwhelming. The story was informative (Phyllis Diller is from Ypsi - how did I not know that?!?!?), but it was obnoxiously self-referential at times, and probably went over many of the kids' heads. I wish the playwright had left out the stuff about himself and just stuck to talking about Ypsi. At the end of the show, my companion referred to the forty minute program as "janky"and okay, yeah, it was. But I'm so excited that someone bothered to build a stage and some seats, fashion a curtain and some puppets, add a broken CD player and sell tickets - just footsteps from my front door! It may not be everyone's theater, but it's theater for me.