22575 Bedford Road North
Battle Creek, MI 49017
Calhoun County
Phone: (269) 721-9856
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by Karen W. on Whoaaaa. Did I read "classy" in one of these reviews? I didn't even have to try it to know that I don't want it. I came with two male buddies on a Friday night (to celebrate graduation, yay!) and the line was an absolute SAUSAGE FEST. The sausages weren't great either. A bunch of shady men trying to look macho and badass. We waited for a realllly long time because Infusion is all about negotiation...or maybe just keeping people out in the freezing cold winds of SF. Groups of males talked about getting tables, bottles of wine, etc, with the Infusion lounge "officials" while others waited. Groups of females used their feminine wiles to get into a separate line. Such a gender divide is indicative of...something awful. Everyone is obviously out there to prey on each other. Exchange of alcohol and sex? I believe that cover was $20 btw. We never found out what it was, because the line never moved, and then it turned out that my friend's friends weren't even in there! We GLADLY left...
by KIRK U. on The most absolutely overrated and most awful food in the history of food. Calling it food is a stretch. I like fast food as much as the next person. But, this is worse than an elementary school cafeteria mystery meat lunch. And, it's way, way overpriced. In fact, they should pay you to eat their slop. I wouldn't risk eating here or any varsity again for fear of getting a more severe case of food poisoning than the last time. It's unfortunate In-n-Out is not in Atlanta. They can show this craphole what a great tasting, inexpensive burger, fries, and a shake taste like. At the very least, go to Five Guys over this refuse pile. If only I give a negative rating...
by Larry Stasiuk on I might skew the charts here a bit because I'm not much for night lounging bars to begin with. Though, I admit that those which serve good food earn points with me. I went as a nightcap (with food!), but seeing as my tolerance for alcohol is not extremely high, I opted for a ridiculously $15 priced pineapple drink which came in an equally, ridiculously large pineapple outer core, filled with a pink and frothy smoothie beverage...which, I'm guessing, had alcohol in it? My friends and I nibbled on flaky pastries filled with, if I recall, turkey. We also had some other appetizers which didn't lend themselves very well to nightcap fingerfooding, as they fell apart at the slightest of touches. I'm not afraid of a fork and knife (heck, I find myself using it to eat pizzas these days!), so I dug in. Again, nothing to write home about taste wise, though. Staff is fabulously lovely, though. Service is prompt and the decor is psychedelically haunting--in a good way. Skeletal images of famous icons decorate the walls, large paper mache-like chandeliers in crisp, shiny blacks and whites hang from the ceiling and the lounge area...well, it's black velvet! What else did you expect? Overall, though, I didn't find anything particularly special about this place that I'd be willing to pay the slightly inflated $10-15 for one drink.
