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- Domes, Heaters, and Tents: Winter Dining
We love to support local restaurants here in West Michigan. However, if you’re still feeling safer at home, consider hosting your own luxurious dinner party.
Savor the Sea at Sandy Point Beach House
Written by Sponsored Content | Tuesday, 31 August 2021 13:55 |Sandy Point Beach House restaurant in West Olive has been defined as the “gem of the lakeshore.”
West Michigan’s Leading Personal Chef Experience in the comfort of your home.
Bringing Life to a Community, Through Death
Written by Allison Kay Bannister | Monday, 30 August 2021 11:51 |A love of travel and an interest in the macabre may not seem like an obvious pairing, but together they were the inspiration for The Mortals, a “death café” that specializes in conversations around dying, served with a side of Vietnamese coffee.
It’s no secret that the hospitality industry has taken a hit since the pandemic but even in the thick of 2020, MeXo didn’t slow down.
Paul Thai sits on a commercial strip of Plainfield Avenue, rubbing shoulders with a hair salon and a cash advance store.
While breakfast is known for being the most important meal of the day, we’d argue lunch is slightly more essential. There’s nothing better than a steamy bowl of soup or a crisp, cold sandwich to break up a workday afternoon.
Michigan is defined by our Great Lakes, so of course we love all things aquatic.
In the age of COVID, grocery shopping has been reinvented.
MDRD, a Spanish restaurant perched on top of the Amway Grand Plaza, opened in February.
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