Not long ago I posted about my first foray into the food and drink scene of Grand Rapids, Mich., at a long-operating family-owned neighborhood bar called the Log Cabin. That fine experience left me wondering if I could discover some place with just as much history and personality downtown. Luckily, again with a little online research and a lot of positive reviews, I found just the spot – the Cottage Bar & Restaurant.
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