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Southwest Michigan has long been Chicago’s favorite coast (other than our own, of course). But the draws — food, shops, and fun — are stronger than ever. Here’s how to get the most of out it.
Southwest Michigan has long been Chicago’s favorite coast (other than our own, of course). But the draws — food, shops, and fun — are stronger than ever. Here’s how to get the most of out it.
Missing Chicago on your vacation? At one southwest Michigan bar, you’ll feel right back at home — if you’re a Cubs fan, that is.
Three Chicagoans who live, work, and play in southwest Michigan describe how they’d spend an ideal day in the region.
There’s no shortage of great spots to imbibe, but these five standouts embody the region’s craft culture by growing, making, and serving local products.
While the region has always had destination-worthy eats (hello, Redamak burgers), the dining scene has exploded in recent years thanks to a combination of local talent and Chicago expats.
Familiar budget-friendly hotels and old-school B&Bs still dot the area, but here are some lodging options worth a splurge.
You’ll still find plenty of the quintessential bakeries, farm stands, and art galleries the area is known for, but an influx of new boutiques is making this a destination for the eclectic-chic crowd, too.
Everyone knows about Warren Dunes State Park and its nearly 2,000 stunning shorefront acres in Berrien County, but these days there are plenty of ways to enjoy the natural (and manmade) pleasures of southwest Michigan.