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Taco Town: 10 awesome spots to find tacos in West Michigan
Written by Alexandra Kadlec | Friday, 24 January 2014 16:23 |The taco has gained increasing popularity as of late; no longer mere street food option, it's now a ubiquitous nosh in no-frills and trendy dining locales alike. When it comes to tacos, where does the value lie? Overall, authenticity trumps ambiance. And, West Michigan is serving up plenty of authentic tacos.
February Microbrews: Cascade Winery & Jaden James Brewery
Written by Ben Darcie | Friday, 24 January 2014 11:48 |Many breweries struggle with catering to the entire demographic of their customers. It's just a fact of life that some people don't like beer (WHAT!?), and it can become a very daunting task trying to make all of your customers happy.
January is a cold, bleak month sprinkled with sniffles. Warm up and fight off free radicals with a hot toddy, a drink commonly made with whiskey or bourbon, lemon and ginger ale.
Dessert: No meal is complete without it. But, you don't have to endure a whole meal in order to indulge in a taste bud-tickling dessert, though. Here are some tasty treats you can find around West Michigan.
Does anyone not like pizza? No...everyone likes pizza. Thanks to some awesome restaurants around West Michigan, you are not at the mercy of the national pizza chains. Here is some delicious 'Za available around our neck of the woods.
Your entree is the star of your meal. So, if you are on the hunt for something that will provide the down home comforts of the dinners your mom used to make, try some of these suggestions.
Mac 'n' Cheese doesn't have to come out of the box — even though that can be delicious, too. Here are some places that provide a refreshing spin on this classic comfort food.
Are you ready to warm up your body and fill up your belly at the same time? West Michigan has plenty of establishments that offer soups and stews to die for. Here are a few.
Nothing says 'Good morning' like some carb-loaded pastries slathered in butter, syrup and powdered sugar. Whether you're just waking up, or trying to soak up the alcohol after a night at the bar, here are some must-try pancakes.
Osgood owner Ronald Denning had been a homebrewer for years, and, like most homebrewers, gained a passion for opening his own brewery. It wasn't until downtown Grandville started a beautification project in early 2012 that the idea for his brewery took shape.
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