Restaurants

'Grabbin' A Bite' reviews Hennessy's

Submitted by Grabbin' A Bite on Wednesday, April 24th, 7:20 am

MUSKEGON, Mich.-- Mike and I had been planning our visit to Hennessy's for quite some time, but the weather was not cooperating.

Finally, two days before Saint Patrick's Day, we were able to meet our friends there for lunch. The timing was perfect since Hennessy's is an Irish pub and restaurant.

We were the first to arrive for lunch, which was nice since we had a good open view of the interior. I was impressed with the dark, shiny wood, and the bar with stained glass behind it. The bottles and glasses were sparkling. On the left was a fireplace which was glowing and welcoming. Soft Irish music beckoned us in. I was sure this was going to be an exciting afternoon. Our friends arrived soon after we did. We were all seated, our waiter poured our beverages, then he took our order. We had a few questions about bangors and rarebit.

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Max-n-Marley's Dog House Review

Submitted by Grabbin' A Bite on Wednesday, April 10th, 8:03 am

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Oberon release party tour in Muskegon

Submitted by dvanderkooi on Wednesday, April 3rd, 11:00 am

For this year’s Oberon release, I decided to make the rounds in Muskegon and attend as many different release parties as possible. First stop for the die-hards is the midnight releases, of course, which for this year meant staying up late on a Sunday. Being a work night I was surprised to find familiar faces at my local Buffalo Wild Wings who were happy to join me for some Oberon and wings. Other Michigan beers currently on tap at the Muskegon location include Bell’s Two-Hearted, Founders Dirty Bastard, and Perrin Black Lager.

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Celebrate Made In Michigan Products and Cast Your Sunday Vote!

Submitted by Candice Fleszar... on Sunday, March 24th, 11:00 am

Join us in celebrating Michigan products with the Made in Michigan Bracket Challenge. Click HERE to download the bracket.

Each day we'll have four matchups, one from each bracket, as we go through some of our great Made in Michigan products. If you don't know a product, you may want to search the products name in the search bar on the top of the page and check out a past Made in Michigan feature story that aired earlier.

Also, check our WZZM13 Facebook page starting March 25th for ways that you can win some Made in Michigan merchandise.

A new poll will be posted each day.

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Celebrate Made In Michigan Products and Cast Your Friday Vote!

Submitted by Candice Fleszar... on Friday, March 22nd, 11:00 am

Join us in celebrating Michigan products with the Made in Michigan Bracket Challenge. Click HERE to download the bracket.

Also, check our WZZM13 Facebook page starting March 25th for ways that you can win some Made in Michigan merchandise.

A new poll will be posted each day.

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Grabbin' A Bite Reviews Hibachi Buffet & Grill

Submitted by Grabbin' A Bite on Sunday, March 17th, 11:00 am

On recent trips through Muskegon we've seen "Coming Soon" signs and then " Grand Opening" on a new building on Sherman to the east of the expressway off-ramp. It is called the Hibachi Buffet & Grill, and by the name only, we knew this was a place we had to try. Finally, we were able to stop in for lunch to check it out. A quick look around promised an interesting experience. We were warmly greeted by a hostess as soon as we entered, and we discovered throughout the meal, that at Hibachi Buffet there is no such thing as ignoring their guests! At the hostess desk there is a sign with buffet prices -- $6.95 for lunch and $9.25 for dinner.

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Pigeon Hill Brewing Among Muskegon's First Microbreweries On Tap

Submitted by Candice Fleszar... on Friday, March 15th, 11:00 am

Downtown Muskegon has its first two microbreweries. Unruly Brewing plans to open this spring in the Russell Block Building, followed by Pigeon Hill Brewing in the Noble Building (500 W. Western Ave.).

Pigeon Hill Brewing carries the name of a sand dune that once graced the Muskegon shoreline and was home to thousands of passenger pigeons. The sand was mined away for industrial purposes and 71 acres is now home to Harbour Towne.