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Something unexpected has taken root on Wealthy Street— a bar-meets-gallery that channels New York cool into what was once a craft brewery.

Located at 80 Ottawa Ave NW, Sidebar is one of Grand Rapids' best-kept secrets.

There’s a significant piece of Grand Rapids history sitting on West River Drive in Comstock Park.

Sean Lockwood loves old-fashioneds. Especially the Obstacle No. 1 (cocktail) at Obstacle No. 1 (cocktail bar) in Holland.

A beloved Grand Rapids institution is back in business after a hiatus from the local drinking and dining scene.

Last July, The General Wood Shop made its debut as a gathering place for the LGBTQ+ community and beyond.

Chateau Grand Rapids, located at 995 Cherry St. SE, is coffee bar by day, wine bar by night.

Sip Shine Moonshine, a national brand founded and headquartered in greater Grand Rapids, has quickly made its mark on the spirits scene since its inception in 2019.

Heading up 28th Street and whipping a right turn onto Division St., today's lunch beat brings me to a place that feels like an old friend. You know it, you love it... The Beltline Bar!

Joe Nielsen’s career path is so steady, so linear, I wouldn’t be surprised if he’s a Capricorn.

When it comes to holiday entertaining, no one wants to spend the night making drinks instead of enjoying their guests.

Your friend calls you up and says, “Hey, let’s go to happy hour at Last Chance Tavern & Grill.” You reply, “Where’s that?”

There’s something quite refreshing about popping into a local tasting room unannounced to find that the guy behind the bar serving the drinks is the owner.

Step inside Bob’s Bar on the corner of Michigan St. in Grand Rapids and you’ll be immediately welcomed in by its down-to-earth atmosphere and homey presence.

Alger Heights has long been a great place to combine a Saturday trip to the hardware store with a stop at Ken’s Fruit Market after meeting a friend for breakfast at Real Food Café. But as a late-night spot, there weren’t many options.

It’s the time of year that many organizations recognize the past year's achievements and present awards.

Nick Adams, formerly a bartender at Founders Brewery, has opened a new cocktail lounge on Bridge Street called, Drip Drop.

Brett VanderKamp is steadfast in his push to make New Holland Brewing Company one that lasts for the ages.

Schlafly Beer, an independent craft brewery based in St. Louis, widened its distribution footprint.