Fantastic! I can't imagine anyone having a bad experience here…read more Good coffee! Lots of fresh baked goods! Variations on typical menu items! Nothing hiring here. Everything is delicious! Fantastic service! Quaint building, both inside and out! Clean, clean, clean! Can't say enough good about The Wild Blueberry!

Stopped here randomly on our way snowmobiling, and now we stop every time we're heading back to…read moreMunising! Excellent food, great coffee, and they have delicious pastry items you can take with you! Breads, cookies, bagels, etc. Everything is delicious!

Oy vey. Didn't want to wait on line at Wild Blueberry but should have. Bentleys location is…read morefabulous. Food was only ok. Service was marginal. Overall the operation is very disorganized. Did not feel clean.

Charming diner with delicious food! We love to go there for pasties. Lot of great memories…read morebringing our kids there whenever we passed through.

Must stop if you're in the area and looking for a perch meal. Their fish was perfectly breaded,…read moreseasoned, and good size. I just wish I ordered more. Plenty of beer options too! Bartender was really friendly and the food came out quick.

Great place for a bite. Burgers are good. Comfortable Up North interior. Fun little place for a…read morestop as you get to the UP.

Detroiter in search of perfect hashbrowns…read more.. Perfectly crispy and golden brown, with a little more crisp on the edges, YUM. Here's the kicker, how did they do that without all the grease?! I mean my plate was dry...not a swimming pool of fake butter. I had the Zoey's. It's hard to mess up sausage patties, but I think it's the best one I've ever had (probably totally bad for you ;D). First thing in the morning, you want to see smiling faces. The service was impeccable!!! The place was packed at 7:30 in the morning, but there was always a table available for the fam walking in. Decor was UP kitch and the bathroom was super duper clean....which means the kitchen is too!! The place we thought we were going to boondock had signs up "no overnight" (rest area, hmm, go figure), stumbled upon this place and saw semis in the very back. We put the slide out and went to bed, happy knowing that not only are we going to get good sleep, but we'll have a good breakfast in the morning!! Back on the road by 8:00 am! No glass in the gravel back there, for those with dogs... Loved this place!

Great breakfast! Fast service, very tentative coffee always topped off! Best breakfast in st…read more Ignace

Great breakfast place. They have great premium coffee, lattes, etc. It's a must visit place. The…read moreinside is cute and accommodating. A bit tight but manageable. I will surely go back.

Great little place for Brunch. I love the aesthetic and atmosphere inside. Many teapots and Mugs…read morefor sale btw. The service was outstanding. Food - The White Knight coffee is delicious. Corn beef hash is good as well. I said good and not great because I like mine very crispy at the top.

With a name like Chuckwagon ... to be honest, I didn't expect much. But it turns out that you…read moreshouldn't judge a restaurant by its name, because Chuckwagon served us what was probably the best meal we had on Mackinac Island. And it was the cheapest, too! Blessed from all directions. A patty melt was on the menu, so that's what I got. I can't not get a patty melt if I see one on a menu! This one was beefy and melty, with caramelized red onions between two slices of rye bread. All of the burgers and sandwiches come with plain potato chips and a pickle spear. We also got a regular cheeseburger and bleu cheese burger. All of the burgers are served on a pretzel bun, which is not my favorite type of bun, but I wasn't eating those burgers, and the eaters didn't seem to mind. Chuckwagon has a small kids' menu (the Lil' Buckaroo's Menu), with four items on it. Your kids can choose from a pb & j sandwich, a hot dog, a grilled cheese sandwich and mac & cheese. My little buckaroo chose the mac & cheese, which I believe was Kraft mac & cheese. Kids' menu items don't come with anything additional. This is a small restaurant with limited seating. You can sit at the counter and watch the action happen, or if you're lucky, you can find one of the few tables lining the wall or located in the back of the restaurant. Either way, depending on when you visit, you might encounter a crowd! But I think it's worth it to visit this old-school diner-type restaurant.

This lively cafe has a varied menu with probably some of the best prices you will find on the…read moreisland super friendly staff. Limited seating for sure, tight spaces along the wall and a few larger tables in the back. Found the food not too greasy and the place very clean.

This is a beautiful restaurant on the water and the brunch was amazing (except the blueberry…read moremuffin)!

I brought my mother here for Mother's Day, and I'm really glad I did. Our waiter was very friendly…read moreand greeted us with a smile every time he came to the table. He even wished my mom a happy Mother's Day before taking our order, which was a nice touch. We started with the Street Corn Nachos as an appetizer, then ordered a pulled pork sandwich and a grilled portobello mushroom sandwich, both with fries on the side (an additional $4 each). This was an excellent place to bring my mom since she's vegetarian, and the restaurant had plenty of vegetarian-friendly options. The food was excellent, especially the nachos -- the queso was amazing. The restaurant also gives you a lot of customization options, like swapping chips for fries for an extra $4 or adding protein to the nachos for an additional charge. That said, while the nachos were really good, they were still $18 without any protein, which honestly felt overpriced for chips, cheese, and vegetables. We came during lunch service, and overall the food, service, and view made for a great experience. However, it is definitely on the expensive side. Most entrees seemed to range from around $20-30. Still, if you're willing to spend a little more for quality food, generous portions, and a great atmosphere, it's definitely worth visiting.

Stopped for lunch. Beef pasties with gravy for lunch. Natalee our server was friendly. Clean and…read morequaint place. Pasties were the best! I've come here for years on my way to the UP. I've never been disappointed. I always buy frozen to take home. They are well packaged for travel. Parking lot available with handicap.

Well this was a fun place. Each of us were served hot pasies and gravy. Not a fancy place but I'd…read moregive up fancy anyday for real food and this is real food. Staff was friendly and food was served quickly.

"Lets go down to the Sunset Grill We can watch the working…read moregirls go by" (Don Henley) We enjoyed a lovely late dinner at the Macinack Grille on Saturday night July 27. We didn't have reservations, so picked up a buzzer from the hostess and joined the crowd waiting in the gift shop or lounging around at the entrance. Our wait was about a half hour, and we were seated in a rear dining room that should receive a Gold Medal for Eclectic Design. Our table was covered in laminated Detroit Tiger baseball cards, and the walls were plastered with beer company paraphernalia and Detroit sports memorabilia. Our server Aimy brought our meal -a Cheeseburger Platter ($11.99), and for me a cup of Clam Chowder ($4.49) and Shrimp Steamers ($14.99). My meal was excellent, the chowder was served piping hot and was loaded with chopped clams and potatoes. And man, oh man, were the shrimps great. They were a half pound served shell-on "Caribbean style" with lemon and cocktail sauce. Yes, they were messy to eat but were so worth the mess. Aimy helped me out with a few wet naps. We had an excellent experience here.

Mediocre Food and Service. The quality of the food, the portion size, and service accuracy do not…read morejustify the excessive high price. Ordered walleye, baked potato, fresh vegetables, and a glass of Riesling. Was served 3 real small pieces of some kind breaded deep fried fish, baked potato, a small condiment cup of coleslaw, and a glass of Pino Grigio. The waitress, while friendly enough, did not have a good grasp of the English language. And all for just under $50. This place is definitely not depending on repeat business. Compared to this,place, Long John Silvers is 5 star dining. Walked away hungry and $50 lighter. I won't be back.

Food was good, beer was good. The excessively loud music being shouted at the 20 of us in the…read moremostly empty room as more than atrocious. We ended up leaving as fast as we could to get away from it

The self serve taps are so reasonably priced and a fun experience. I would definitely go back…read more The beverages were delicious. I stuck with the stout but my partner enjoyed the seltzer. We used qr codes to order and enjoyed a delicious dessert pizza. It's not overly sweet, but hit the spot. Service was stellar, and they even let us move once an outside table opened up. It was a beautiful night and very relaxing to sit outside, enjoy some beverages, and dessert. Highly recommend. It was also shockingly well priced for such a tourist area.