The hosts at Twin Peaks, our B&B for our visit, recommended Elliot's for dinner, and we're very…read moreglad that they did. Like so many places on Manitoulin Island Elliot's is casual and unpretentious, but it serves really good food at very reasonable prices. When we arrived the patio was quite busy, but our hosts were very accommodating and friendly as they let us choose from the available tables. They were very prompt to come by and explain the specials and answer questions. As we perused the menu we were a bit disappointed that we couldn't order a cider (neither of us drink beer), but that disappointment evaporated instantly when our server brought the Wednesday wine special to our attention - $15/bottle (!) for a pretty decent Argentinian table wine. On to the food. Appetizer: We shared a Bacon Jam, Goat Cheese and Baguette plate and, as promised by our server, it was a generous serving that satisfied the two of us. More importantly, it was just really good food. The cheese was delicious, and the bacon jam was off-the-charts! They also served enough bread for our dish, which seems oddly rare at many restaurants. Mains: We had already decided that the Hawburger just had to happen. Elliot's version of a classic PB&J burger is made special by the addition of Hawberry Jelly (a Manitoulin Island original). The inclusion of pickled jalapeño peppers also provides a fabulous accent to the creamy saltiness of the peanut butter and the tangy sweet of the Hawberry Jelly. This was a really, really good burger. For our other main we chose the grilled pickerel and it did not disappoint. The fish was cooked to perfection and there was certainly no need to use the tartar sauce provided to add flavour. The fries were cooked well, though as is the style on the island they were not done in crispy twice-fried style. We think the type of potato they use might be giving them a bit of an unusual texture. In this case the fries were certainly enhanced by dipping them in the side of very nicely executed gravy that we ordered. Desserts: We chose a piece of warm, in-house made apple pie (so yummy) and a Bailey's cheesecake. While the cheesecake was OK, we definitely would have been happier with two pieces of that mouth-watering pie! Price: The meal came to $100 (including wine, taxes and tip), a very fair price for the quality of the food and service. We can definitely recommend Elliot's and will return on our next visit to Manitoulin Island.

Great food and service. Maybe a little slow but well worth the wait. The staff were very friendly…read more I'll go back for sure.

Enjoyed dinner at the North 46 after checking into the hotel. We had the pickerel and salmon…read moredishes, which was certainly heavy on the salt with the salmon being particularly salty, however they quickly remade the salmon when I mentioned to them and it was perfect. The dishes were simple yet high quality. Also they had a deal where kids 3 and under eat for free and kids 10 and under have half off - the kids chicken strip was standard, the only let down was the pizza which was not very good. The vibe is great. Overall I'm happy with the restaurant.

come for the view but not the food. They gave up on trying in the kitchen some time ago. Too bad -…read morewith limited options in the area, the place had a chance. I understand it is hard to find experienced service in the area but with some basic training the inexperience of the staff could be managed.

From Boise Idaho doing a cross country ride…read more This was award winning all the way around. Food delicious, owner worthy of great things. (Most kind and sweet). Music nice, bathroom beautiful and clean. What a great stop and we're so glad we did.

Great breakfast place which is clean, well decorated, and staff are friendly. We don't go often…read morebut have always had great food and service each and every time.

a family from Town that works hard to provide great tasting food…read more Friendly smile to greet you as you come in

Small family owned restaurant businesses definitely need your support during this COVID-19…read morepandemic. Roger Rabbit has been in business around 10 years now; my parents retired and sold many of their restaurant appliances for this startup. It's a tough service industry to be in but hats off this diner for serving great food and keeping customers satisfied.

Great cafe in the pretty town of Kagawong. We went to the cafe for lunch on a rainy afternoon and…read morewere greeted warmly by the owner. We ordered a veggie panini and a falafel with soup. Delicious! The decor is charming and casual. The baked goods and salads looked tempting in the display case, too. We will be back!

From the owner: Awesome coffee! Fresh baked pastries, Breakfast sandwichs for commuters, Delicious Hearty wraps,…read moreHomemade Soups and Deli Salads, Pizza Panini for kids big and small, and Homemade Takeaway Meals!

I never get tired of visiting Gloria's. It's a bit of a hidden gem if you aren't from the area, but…read moreI'd happily recommend this place to anyone. This is absolutely my favourite place to get eggs benny. Service is usually pretty average but the food absolutely never disappoints. I've never visited on a day that's too busy so I've never had a long wait for a table or food. Definitely recommend them for your brunch or lunch plans. Soup of the day is also delicious.

Excellent presentation and great portions as well as quality…read more Service was also excellent

Fine dining with amazing view in the marina. The service is good. It was a little long to get our…read morefood though. They also do breakfast.

Like some others have mentioned, things are over-priced here but I've found this to be the case in…read moremost of the establishments in this area. Looking past the tourist-pricing, the coffee itself is decent here. My cappuccino had a nice dark roast with chocolately notes, a medium body, with foam that was serviceable although could've been tighter. The ice latte was the better drink and had a hint of cinnamon to make things interesting, double shot definitely recommended to give it a stronger coffee flavor though. We also got a breakfast sandwich which had a decent amount of egg, two slices of bacon, and served with a croissant bun which actually tasted good minus the microwaved texture. Overall, this place isn't bad although it isn't great either. They do have a nice dog-friendly patio and the music is not obtrusive so it's really easy to have a conversation here. I'd say look at their menu online and decide if the prices are reasonable to you. Grabbing a quick drink won't be too bad but adding food and snacks will probably quickly add up quickly.

We went to Tobermory coffee before our cruise to Flower Pot Island. This was one of the few places…read morethat opened up early to cater to early morning customers. The place was packed with long stretched lines. Please be aware of that if you plan on grabbing breakfast here before your excursion for the day. Even with the long line, the food and coffee was awesome. We grabbed to-go coffees, spinach croissants, breakfast croissants and everything was amazing. I wish we had enough time to eat here peacefully but we were already late so had to rush. Overall, a great place for coffee and breakfast.

If you're in Tobermory and love to eat smash burgers, you'll love Lacy's!…read more I got their Classic Burger Double Patty and Special Burger Double Patty and it was amazing! The Classic Burger is what you expect but the quality of the smash patty is really on point, the sauce, pickles, the bun are great too! The Special Burger Double Patty was even more amazing though! The truffle aioli and the onion jam made it very tasty and unique!

Ambiance: This food trailer is right in front of the Little Cove Adventures building. The seating…read morearea is just three picnic tables on a very weed-y lawn covered in crabapples so not the most scenic. The trees do provide some shade but there is no water bowl for dogs. The owner/chef was very friendly however and everything is made fresh to order. Food: Special burger - Basically these are thin smash burgers served with cheese and caramelized onions. The meat is high quality and you can tell from the pic he gets the textbook crispy edges. I would definitely order the double for a more filling meal and only wish it had tomatoes and lettuce to brighten it up a bit. 4/5 Nashville hot chicken - I admittedly thought it seemed funny to get Nashville chicken while in Canada but this place is no joke. The dark meat chicken is juicy and tender while the freshly-fried breading is crazy crispy. The flavor is actually very accurate and the heat level is perfect, just enough to make you pause after the first bite but not enough to slow you down while you demolish it. The pickles and small amount of sauce keep everything from being too dry as well. I would gladly eat two of these for a meal, best thing on the menu 5/5 Poutine - Probably the weakest option, the larger cut makes everything more potato-y and less crispy. The curds are huge chunks which are fun to look at but they stay colder in the center and don't quite melt. The gravy has a good flavor though. 3/5 Overall this place doesn't have a large menu but what it does, it does pretty well. There are lots of burger options nearby but this is the only one serving true smash burgers and it has the best chicken sandwich in town. The portions may be a little smaller but the quality is good. I would consider this as a good lunch option.