Stopped by on a Thursday and got right into trivia. Trivia was super fun and the food was great…read more Got the kimchi fries and the whitefish Rangoon dip, very tasty! Staff was super friendly and trivia host was funny. Come check it out!

Bad service stalked by employees and harassed multiple times here not good drinks and no space to…read moredo anything

We picked this restaurant based on some good reviews and are so glad we went!! The staff is…read moreextremely welcoming and attentive. But the food was amazing!! I had the grilled whitefish, rice, coleslaw and dinner roll-absolutely wonderful and grilled to perfection! My husband got the grilled ribeye sandwich, which he LOVED!! It's a college town, but they welcome everyone and they make you feel at home! We would definitely go back many times, if we lived closer. Well done!!

Typical bar with a hometown feel! The place is welcoming and cozy accommodating a mixed crowd of…read morestudents, the after work crowd, and dinner crowd on a Friday night. Seating for about 50-60 people and plenty of street parking. The service was quick and attentive. Our server was kind and answered our questions about the menu confidentially. The food was good. It was battered and fried well. Most of the flavor came from the condiments but the tartar was pretty tasty. We'd definitely eat here again when in the area.

This is the kind of restaurant that I live for. Good freshly made food. Reasonable prices and…read moreunpretentious. But even more than that, really fun and cute waitresses who were just so friendly.. and not the saccharine fake kind of friendly... it was just their personality. When I visit, I will definitely be back

The pride of Ishpeming!! This was the first place I tried potato sausage almost ten years ago and…read morethey are still bringing their best. I travel for work, and when in the UP, I look for local businesses and local flavors, Sherrie's is a place I look forward to every time I head north. The service is fast and inviting, and the food really brings me back. The biscuits and gravy were amazing and paired with a locally made potato sausage was a great way to get the day started. When in the area, on your way past the tourist traps, this joint will take good care of you.

My mom and I are in the area on a day trip from about 6 and a half hours away, and we were craving…read moresomething familiar. The place was busy when we arrived, but we were able to be seated in less than 10 mins. As for our meal, my mom had the enchilada suizas and I had the Carne Asada street tacos. Let me tell you, I was surprised at how authentic our meal was. The artwork in this place is also great, and the staff were very friendly! 10/10 for sure, I give it my Mexican stamp of approval!

Couple of hiccups with the order, but they quickly corrected the meal. Extremely large menu with…read moreMexican and American offerings. Thought it was weird that the drink menu did not have prices. When asking the server, he said about $10-14, but couldn't explain which ones and which size! Margaritas are huge, ordered the medium and it was a lot! But... very good! Food was all great too.

We came here on a Sunday night for dinner. It was great that they had a patio for our dog to join…read moreus. The inside was also a cute ambiance! The service was OK - we were seated quickly, and the food did not take too long, but things like getting our bill and paying our bill took quite a long time. The ceviche was $19-20 but a really big portion! It is a shrimp and whitefish ceviche. You get chips and salsa for free. They have additional salsa flavors with no price, so I asked to try the mango habanero; it was OK but then we found out we were charged $2 for it. We shared the birria tacos and the el jefe tacos, which were steak and avocado. Both were really delicious, although the steak in the El Jefe tacos was a bit overly fatty. I also had a skinny margarita, which was good but not $15 good. So the food was very tasty, but prices a little high.

It's difficult for me to reconcile the things I didn't like with the things that I did like…read more The food was good, and they had decent variation in their menu. Our server was nice, but everyone else seemed winded from the end of the day. The place was clean, well decorated, and although small, made good use of the space with two stories of seating including outdoors. However, as I've mentioned in my other reviews, accessibility is very important to me--27% of people in the US report having a disability, so I struggle to understand how we are not more accessible as a country. At this location: - there does appear to be a steep ramp in the back with a door that does open outward. I did not take this ramp, I do not know where it leads, I simply know it is there. Win. - there are several illuminated neon signs throughout the building, including in the bathrooms, that flicker at a rapid pace like an EEG. I understand this adds to the modern bright vibe. For me, it was unpleasant. Not quite enough to be "seizure-inducing," but I don't speak for everyone with a photosensitivity. - the bathrooms were in a corner, blockaded by a chair. - should this chair be moved, the doors opened outwards, a dark restroom with the neon light. I turned the overhead light on so the flickering wasn't so bad. The paper towel, soap, sink, and light switch are really high. - the bathroom door got stuck on my way out. I had to kick it three times. Not for the weak of ankle or wrist. - did I mention the stairs? If you don't take the ramp, tons of stairs in this place. It's cute and a good way to maximize human storage, but the lack of viable seating on the bottom "floor" means it fills up quick and if it's busy, there might be nowhere to sit but on top. - the AI wing-swing is gross It's cute, it's cliche, it's clean, it's pretty, it's modern. But there are things that were overlooked in the process that made it unwelcoming for some visitors :(

Your typical Yooper bar. The locals are great, the bartender was friendly and chatty, it's like…read morewalking into your neighborhood hangout spot and you don't feel like a stranger even as an out-of-towner. I tried the Reuben Quesadilla and it was 10/10. Crispy tortilla, hot fresh Swiss and corned beef, tangy Kraut, 1000 Island for dipping--a meal that could cure the worst of my hangovers. Their pasty's are DELICIOUS. Handmade, huge, great price, served hot and fresh to eat or cold to take home for later. The Bloody Mary was decent but nothing to write home about but I truly came for the food and wasn't disappointed one bit! Great prices, big menu, tons of seating, locals to chat with, and they offer bar or table seating (it also looks like they could accommodate larger parties if needed). Added as an absolute must-stop on my list of places in the Marquette/Harvey area. (Their online menu isn't current if you're on Google but it's pretty similar!)

The Dry Dock is one of those places in the Harvey area that works best when you treat it like a…read moredependable local bar and grill rather than expecting a polished dining experience. It has a very established rhythm to it, and that familiarity is part of why people keep going back. On the food side, the menu leans heavily into comfort-style bar food, and the execution is stronger than expected for a place with such a broad lineup. I ordered the Loaded Dock Pizza, which is an actual menu item there, and it was surprisingly solid. The crust had more structure than the average bar pizza, with enough sauce and cheese balance that the toppings did not overwhelm everything underneath. It felt intentionally made rather than just thrown together for convenience. Service is where this place earns a lot of its reputation. Even when it gets busy, staff usually keep the flow moving without making customers feel ignored. It has that experienced local-bar energy where people know how to handle regulars, larger groups, and quick turnover all at once without the whole place feeling disorganized. The ambiance is very classic U.P. tavern culture. Sports on TVs, steady background noise, wood-heavy interior elements, and a casual crowd that ranges from locals stopping in after work to families grabbing dinner. It feels lived-in rather than curated, which honestly fits the place perfectly. Overall, The Dry Dock Bar & Grill succeeds because it understands exactly what it is. The food is reliably above average for a bar-and-grill setup, service stays efficient even during rushes, and the atmosphere feels authentic instead of manufactured.

The Vegan cheese pizza was so delicious and the waitress was very helpful with the dietary…read morerestrictions.

Food - Had Detroit style margarita pizza and fried ravioli.. absolutely loved both of them. Someone…read morewho is tourist in Michigan , and wants to try authentic Detroit Style pizza in Marquette, would highly recommend this place Great service. Servers were polite and helpful Loved the ambience - we got window table with view of city hall. Very romantic

8ish on a hot July Friday night. This was the third spot that we stopped at to try and get…read moreimmediate seating. They were practically empty which should have been a warning. We're from out of town, so who knew. They have outside seating which is a plus. Drinks came quickly. Nice beer menu! We ordered the fish and chips and corned beef with cabbage. The fish was hot, crispy, nicely breaded and excellent. Fries were average. The corned beef was served with grilled cabbage, carrots and mashed potatoes. The beef was tender and flavorful. The carrots just done and sweet. The potatoes are the worst mashed potatoes we've experienced in our lifetime. Dry, tasteless and I'm assuming made without the addition of butter, cream, salt or pepper. Sorry, this resulted in a star loss. They really were inedible. Our waitress was inattentive. Once the meal was served she kinda forgot about us. We had to wave her down for the check.

Food was great! Great beer selection and our waiter Rachel was amazing…read more First time in the city and had to find a place to pass the time and glad we came here!