Cute little cozy diner that seems to be family owned and ran. We stopped in for breakfast after the…read moreBridgman Market on a weekend. While the restaurant was not packed, the food took quite awhile to come out as it seems they only have a single person working the entire kitchen. But that is my only negative - food was delicious, good portions, and well priced for the area. Service was super friendly, and while the food took a bit out drinks were always refilled. Fun fact, we learned that "Molly" is the owner & waitresses daughter! Would most definitely recommend Molly's and look forward to coming back again!

Skip the biscuits and gravy, bland gravy. The mushroom swiss burger was ok. The bean soup was good…read more Service was friendly. I would try some other things here.

We were vacationing in the New Buffalo, MI area and having a difficult time finding an open…read morebreakfast place nearby on a Tuesday. After finding Lydia's online, we decided to take a drive and give it a try. When we entered, we definitely got the feeling Lydia's is a comfortable gathering place for locals. We were greeted, chose a table and placed our drink orders. Our server was friendly and efficient. My better half opted for the breakfast burrito covered with sausage gravy and accompanied by hash browns (off the posted specials board) and I went with a skillet (can't recall the name) stacked with hash browns, open-faced biscuit, sausage patties, gravy and two over easy eggs. Our food was served promptly and both were delicious in a very satisfying, down home cookin' comfort kind of way. The portions were huge; we could've easily gotten three meals out of each! If you're good and hungry, Lydia's will feed you well -- reasonably priced, too!

Charged 3.00 for tomato slices instead of hash browns, waitress was very short and hurriedread more

Yum! Clean, fast, reasonably priced! Yum! Do not hesitate to stop in anytime! Delicious!…read more Great service.

I went here with my girlfriend in their family on a weekend, it conceit five or six tables. It's a…read moresmall place, but the food is incredible! The only downside is that they must not have a lot of people in the back kitchen area because the food did take about 20 minutes to arrive once we placed our orders, but it allow us time to chat. Also a note I don't believe they take reservations so the wait time might be long but it's worth it. Now to talk about the food: The food is very high-quality and made with ingredients are very obviously fresh! You have to try their signature pancakes, which are thicker than two or three standard pancakes put together. Overall, I'd say the vibe in this place is cozy and it's a place. You should check out contingent you have some extra time on your hands, this is definitely not an in-and-out type of place.

Greenbush Brewing Co. remains a favorite stop for a reason. Their Tuesday wing special (the Joique…read moreWings) is legendary for a reason--the perfect level of smoke and flavor. I make it a point to time my visits so I can hit them at lunch. Pair them with one of their solid house brews like Star Chicken Shotgun or Distorter, and you can't go wrong. The vibe is great, and the service is always top-notch and welcoming. A Michigan staple!

BBQ place? 6:30 pm and you're out of brisket and have 1 order of pulled pork left. No thanks. So I…read moreordered the Burger of the Week... Half-pound bacon swiss. Ordered it pink (only options were pink or well done). It came out well-done and dried out. Took a couple bites and couldn't finish it. Yuk. Never said they were sorry and didn't offer to take it off the check. Ugh.

It was ready when they said! Friendly and courteous! Sandwiches were good but weren't exactly…read morewhat i wanted!

I recently picked up some biscuits and gravy, bacon, and a sausage egg and cheese muffin. I prefer…read morethe muffin sandwich at Bert's. Food was okay but I was not too happy about trying to eat without silverware or napkins.

Wood fired Bad Dragon pizza is fantastic. Love the house made chips and onion dip. Brews are…read morealways good . And loving our service this time. No live music but really layed back . They have a French toast pizza which is off the hook good. All thier pizzas are full of fresh ingredients .

I tried the "Duxelle and Sausage" pizza and honestly I was pretty disappointed. The flavor itself…read morewasn't terrible, but the mushrooms were overpowering and made the whole pizza soggy. The sausage didn't really stand out, and the toppings kept sliding off every slice. My biggest complaint though is that I really wish it came with a lid for the sauce so I could take it home. Other people received lids for the hot sauce. So I'm not entirely sure what's going on. For the price, I expected a lot better quality and presentation.

Wowww wow wow! I…read morewasnt sure what to expect when my friend suggested this place but I was thoroughly and pleasantly surprised. The "Detroit style" pizza really reminds me more of focaccia bread. It is SO fluffy and delightful. Unpopular opinion here but I typically don't consider pizza to be a "meal." It's something you eat when you don't have it in you to cook, and even if you get it in Chicago it's like...a last ditch effort at feeding yourself. BUT this feels like a meal. Like a treat. Like a schmancy lil indulgence you deserve. My friend is gluten free and I never in a million years would guess this is gluten free. I almost hope they didn't mistakenly put it on regular dough, for my friends sake. But if this is legitimately gluten free, I would gladly get it again even if I wasn't with a gluten intolerant friend. The artichoke pieces are massive, tender and tangy. The sausage is a bit strange, ground sausage instead of little lumps. And the mushrooms really top the "artesenal" feel. There's a cute little market with interesting delicacies and they have an incredibly diverse assortment of non-alcoholic beverages. The clerk did an amazing job of describing many of the options, took a lot of time making sure we knew what we were looking at. Definitely a connoisseur. Fabulous. A little pricey but, again, this is an indulgence. A meal. A quaint opportunity to relax and engulf yourself in fluffy, delectable fare that feels authentic and real. Not just ingredients tossed on a piece of dough for convenience sake. I look for to my next visit here!

This place is a real gem! I was shocked to find somewhere this good in small-town Michigan. I made…read moremy parents come here from Indiana and we're so glad we did. They've got a great selection of pizzas in several styles. We tried both the thin-crust Roman style and the thicker al taglio. Both were good but the al taglio was fantastic! The crust was the best part, for sure. We got vegan pizzas (with really good vegan cheese!), but they've got a ton of dairy/meat options as well. It's nice to go somewhere that can serve everyone! There's also a really good little market of Italian products and wines, so you can do a little shopping too while you're here. I didn't have a sandwich but they've looked really good too. There's a nice dog-friendly outdoor patio as well for warm days. Emma Hearth and Market is a must-visit if you're in the area and worth a drive too!

A Friday night at 8pm in peak July. Sitting outside - once that gin and tonic hits the table, your…read moreworries have evaporated, the week has ended, you are on vacation even if just for the duration of your meal. This place is perfect. They just crush it here. They remember you, they treat you well, the food is just world class. I can't imagine summer without it. Brilliant. I don't think there is a better restaurant in Harbor Country.

Disappointing. Best part of restaurant is the ambience. Pasta dish was horrible- soaked in a broth…read moresauce that was flavorless, spinach pasta tasted like box. Fries way over salted- inedible. Disappointing this is the quality of food. Wanted to love it so much. Maybe go for the bread and cocktail.

I really enjoyed the farm to table atmosphere. Quaint and friendly…read more The staff is very engaging

On our way to Grand Rapids MI, my husband found the perfect spot for breakfast in a charming little…read moreMichigan town. Hareloom Cafe serves elevated comfort food and features locally roasted coffee from Infusco Coffee. It's housed in the oldest building in the town. I ordered the Café Miel, which was espresso + steamed milk + honey + cinnamon. So good!! Hubby had the bottomless cup of coffee. Our server Corinne suggested the Tin Roof to my hubby. It was scrambled eggs, espresso-rubbed ribeye, bacon, potatoes, avocado, cheddar, scallions and spicy aioli in a grilled tortilla. I had a couple bites and it was amazing! I opted for The Almanac, which was avocado, maldon sea salt, goat cheese, honey and microgreens on a slice of sourdough. I added a poached egg. Yummerz! What a fabulous place to have a delicious breakfast!

This is a lovely coffee shop that gives big town and cozy vibes in a small town, which I greatly…read moreappreciate. I attended during a Christmas festival. They were giving out free hot chocolate, which was phenomenal, all of the staff were very accommodating and friendly made the place feel very welcoming! They also decorated for Christmas, which added to the vibe. I highly recommend.

Adorable, artsy coffee shop in Bridgman, MI with a great mission to support Down syndrome women,…read moremen and families. I ordered a raspberry latte which was really tasty!