Restaurant
Unclaimed profileWestside Social
Grand Rapids, MI · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
The beverage program here leans on a deep signature cocktail list rather than a cellar. Eight named cocktails run $10–$13, from a Maker's-based Hazy Old Fashioned to the Espresso Martini built on Mr Black and praline cream liqueur, plus a weekly rotator and red or white sangria by glass or carafe. Brunch adds mimosas at $4, a $30 flight, and Bloody Marys with an optional house pilsner side car. Wine spans six regions by glass and bottle, and there is a real non-alcoholic section.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Hazy Old Fashioned — Maker's Mark, Siciliano's wheat gum syrup, and Angostura — or the Jenny D's Infante, Corazon tequila blanco with lime and orgeat at $12. At brunch, the mimosa flight covers several pours in one order, and the Bloody Mary takes an optional house pilsner side car.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Groups ordering across a table, brunch crowds working through mimosas and Bloody Marys, and anyone who wants a named cocktail under $14 rather than a deep spirits list. Wine drinkers get a broad by-the-glass range; non-drinkers get a mocktail and NA beer rather than water.
- When should I go?
- Brunch is the strongest case, with mimosas at $4 classic or $5 with specialty juice, a $30 mimosa flight, bellinis, and Bloody Marys. Lunch and dinner carry the same cocktail section, so the signature list is available beyond the brunch window.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Signature cocktails run $10–$13, with the weekly rotator at $11. Sangria is $8 a glass or $20 a carafe, the cheapest way to serve a table. Brunch mimosas are $4 classic and $5 with specialty juice, bellinis $5, and the mimosa flight $30. Wine is priced in glass/bottle pairs from 6/23 up to 12/42, with a 48 bottle at the top.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The cocktail list rotates weekly and the brunch mimosas rotate specialty juices, so the menu changes without the core signatures moving. Sangria comes in red and white by the glass or carafe, and the Bloody Mary can be ordered with a house pilsner side car — a brunch-specific format rather than a standard pour.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
A genuinely deep signature list running across lunch, dinner, and brunch, spanning vodka, bourbon, tequila, gin, and rum bases. Sangria comes in red and white by glass or carafe, and brunch adds mimosas, bellinis, a flight, and Bloody Marys with an optional house pilsner side car.
Menu strengths
- — Eight named signatures plus a Kickin' Mules section, all priced $10–$13, so the list stays broad without climbing in price.
- — A weekly rotating cocktail and rotating mimosa specialty juices keep the menu moving without disturbing the core signatures.
Standout selections
- — Hazy Old Fashioned at $13 — Maker's Mark, Siciliano's wheat gum syrup, and Angostura bitters.
- — Espresso Martini at $13 — Pearl vanilla vodka, Mr Black coffee liqueur, espresso, vanilla syrup, and praline cream liqueur.
- — Jenny D's Infante at $12 — Corazon tequila blanco with lime juice and orgeat.
- — Red Sangria at $8 a glass or $20 a carafe — house red blend, brandy, mixed berry purée, and lemon juice.
Pricing: Signature cocktails $10–$13; rotator $11; sangria $8 glass / $20 carafe; brunch mimosas $4 classic / $5 specialty juice; bellinis $5; mimosa flight $30
Wine
A white and red list by glass and bottle covering California, Oregon, New Zealand, South Africa, Argentina, and Napa Valley. Whites run from Barefoot Moscato and Canyon Road bottlings up to Whitehaven Sauvignon Blanc and Erath Chardonnay; reds from Canyon Road up to Venge Scout's Honor and Caymus.
Menu strengths
- — Six regions represented across the white and red lists, so the by-the-glass range is not confined to one sourcing lane.
- — Entry glass pricing starts at 6 with bottle pairings through 12/42, giving a low-cost glass alongside a Caymus at the top.
Standout selections
- — Whitehaven Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand.; Erath Chardonnay from Oregon.
- — Dona Paula Malbec from Argentina.; Venge Scout's Honor Red Blend from Napa Valley.
Pricing: Glass/bottle pairings from 6/23 through 10/32 and 12/42, with a 48 bottle
Beer
An ON DRAFT section plus packaged lists that lean domestic and import — Bud Light, Miller Lite, Coors, Pabst, Old Style, Heineken, Stella Artois — alongside hard seltzers and ready-to-drink items from High Noon, White Claw, Long Drink, Untitled Art, and Sun Cruiser.
Menu strengths
- — Draft and packaged options cover domestic lagers, imports, and hard seltzers in one list.
- — Ready-to-drink items include Untitled Art Florida Seltzers and both Sun Cruiser spiked tea and lemonade.
Standout selections
- — Arvon rye, a pint a recent customer rated highly as part of a positive visit.
- — Stella Artois among the imports, with Heineken alongside it on the packaged list.
Nonalcoholic
A dedicated { n/a beverages } section rather than an afterthought: Red Bull and Red Bull Sugar Free, Michelob Ultra Zero, a Mocktail, and Athletic Brewing Company N/A cans. It covers both a mixed non-alcoholic drink and canned NA beer.
Menu strengths
- — A named non-alcoholic section covering energy drinks, NA beer, and a mocktail in one place.
- — Two distinct NA beer routes — Michelob Ultra Zero and Athletic Brewing Company cans — rather than a single token option.
Standout selections
- — Athletic Brewing Company N/A Cans, a non-alcoholic canned beer.
- — The Mocktail, listed under the n/a beverages section.
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