We dined in and also ordered a takeout meal to bring home. After we got home, I realized our server…read morehad forgotten to bring the takeout order to us. Mistakes happen. Our server was nice and they were busy, so I drove back to pick it up. When I got home for the second time, I discovered that the $26 takeout meal was incomplete. The container only had the garlic bread, and the side salad that came with the meal was missing. Since the restaurant is about 15 minutes away, I called and asked if they could simply credit me for the missing salad. Instead of acknowledging the mistake, the manager immediately questioned whether the meal even included a side salad. It does. I ordered it, and it's part of the meal. He then told me the salad was $1.99 and that he could credit that amount in 8-10 business days. Since he didn't offer a salad voucher for the future I accepted. That did not sound right so I checked the menu after hanging up, where I found the salad actually costs $3.50. At that point, it wasn't about $1.50. It was about the way I was being treated. Rather than simply apologizing and making things right, I felt like the manager was being cheap and patronizing. Then I got irritated. So I decided to drive back to the restaurant again to pick up the missing salad. When I got there, the manager confronted me and said he had been "just about to process the credit", I told him he said $1.99 and that was not the price of the item, So I just came and got it. He then insisted he had told me he wasn't sure of the price. That isn't what happened. He confidently told me it was $1.99. It felt like he was trying to rewrite the conversation instead of taking responsibility. Oh his parting words were not I am sorry, it was "good thing I didn't process that credit!" Customer service 101 lesson, a good manager should know the menu, own mistakes, and focus on taking care of customers. We spent around $100 on dinner, and I wasn't looking for anything free just the item I'd already paid for or a fair credit. I expect better for the price. ($18.99 for chicken and fries.) The missing salad wasn't what prompted this review. It was the repeated attempts to avoid responsibility over a $3.50 side salad. He should have put me on hold. Looked and the menu and offered a customer focused solution. In the end, the restaurant likely lost customers over $1.50, not because of the money, but because of him. Mistakes happen everywhere. How they're handled is what people remember, and unfortunately, this experience left me feeling dismissed and irritated rather than valued.

Heard from a local that I should check this place out. Didn't disappoint!…read more Huge place, basically split in half with a sports bar with booths and a long bar on one side and more of a dining room on the other. I really liked the sports bar side. So many TV's! Lots of beers on tap. I had a smash burger (which comes as a double) along with waffle fries. I would highly recommend ordering a side of beer cheese dip for the fries (yum!) Food was great, bartender/server was friendly and fun. A little pricey (but it seems everything is now). Will be back for diner because I heard the ribs were good too!

This is a country bar & grill with some really great food. We went on Thursday for the buy one-get…read moreone half off chicken dinner. Wow. Half a chicken, deliciously cooked, Cole slaw, mashed potatoes, dressing, chicken gravy, corn, cranberry sauce, and a very nice roll - for $13! $19.50 for two. Super good, all homemade. Service was fast, the ambiance is full on supper club. Excellent!

We stopped here after flying by their little back road sign. Just wanted to check out the golf…read morecourse. Family owned and run. They have a smorgasbord every Friday. Everything is home made: the chicken is the best I've ever had; the lightly breaded whitefish is cooked to perfection; German potatoes salad, Mac& cheese got great reviews from my friends. This is the first time I've actually hade real home made pie. Apple with flakey crust. The price was appropriate, the bar costs were below what we would ordinarily pay. Great service from every one of these family members. I definitely will go out of my way to eat at the Little Nugget.

Lives up to its name. A roadside diner with hearty breakfasts and good solid American food. Bright…read moreand clean, lots of room and your choice of tables, booths, and counter stools. Breakfast was good, the sausage gravy is savory and homemade. Kitchen was quick and the servers helpful. Three separate ladies came by to check on us and keep the coffee cups full. Good times! Just remember there's a 3% surcharge to use your credit card.

One of the only full service stations within a 6 hour radius if not more! They pump your gas and…read moreclean your glass! Once you fill up your cars tank, head right next door to the restaurant where they will fill your tank with great food at a great price! They have a variety to choose from on their menu, with generous portions you may not be able to finish in one sitting, but doggy bags are available to fill your dog's tank as well! You will leave the Wildwood Truck Stop ready to take on the day and fulfill your travels with ease!

I can't believe I haven't left a review for Family, I've been coming here for decades! This place…read moreis the epitome of a small town diner. Warm, smells good, and has a window onto Main Street! Well, Railroad St., but it's the same thing. The menu isn't massive, but you can get breakfast any time and the lunch selections are great. The service is quick and smiling. The food is not fancy, but straight ahead American fare. Prices are reasonable, because, I think, portions are not huge - just the right size. Last visit I had biscuits and gravy with a side of American fries with onions. Two biscuits cut in half and drenched with a plate full of gravy! Super tasty and made with their own recipe. The requisite bottomless cup of coffee is there for you! This is comfort food at its best.

Just moved here to Stephenson and stopped by for breakfast. Perfect bacon and eggs with hash browns…read morejust like mom made. Felt like Cheers where everyone knows each other, great little breakfast place for the locals.

Loaded fries were AMAZING! Stopped here for a quick snack and drink on our way thru...so glad we…read moredid! Beautiful view of Big Bay de Noc, drinks were great as well! Definite must stop again, for sure!

Thank you so much for your awesome service and wonderful food. We were a group of 14 and had so…read moremany laughs. We had the best waitress ever. We will be back Thank you for a great night.

As a man who will travel unlimited miles for food, you should be surprised that I have never had a…read morepasty before. Especially since I live in Michigan and travel north frequently. For the longest time, I thought they were only things of fairytales, like unicorns or pockets. But you can't travel 8 feet in the UP without being beckoned by a pasty shop. And because I'm me, I completely missed my opportunity until I was at the Michigan/Wisconsin border. But fear not! I wouldn't be writing this review if I HADN'T had one! So this pasty establishment was quaint. It had a drive through, a table in the inside and a table on the outside. I mess with that. Sometimes you don't need the extras. Now, as I learned about the pasty, it seemed like the most basic one was beef and rutabaga. Now, everybody knows that nobody knows what a rutabaga is. It's just one of those things that show up in recipes. And because I'm trying this for the first time, I want the full effect. So bring on the baga! Ok, so, since it was nice outside, I decided to sit on the picnic table. They gave me my pasty on a plate with utensils and I ordered 4oz of brown gravy to go with it. I split that bad boy down the middle like the Red Sea and waterboarded it with my gravy. Took a deep breath and dove right in. Listen. I still might not know what a rutabaga is, but I didn't let a single little square of them escape. Everything was hot, the crust was flaky, the gravy thiccc. Why did I never know these things were basically pot pies? I LOVE pot pies. It was gone in minutes. Just wiped out. Like Thanos snapping his fingers. There was nothing I didn't like about it. It was everything a first timer should have experienced. Pot Pie's Cute Older Sister, Pasty 10/10. A couple side notes: If you see my photos, you see I chose milk as my drink of choice. That's because I haven't had milk in three days and I was getting cranky. The only ONLY thing I would suggest, is they invest in either heavier duty plastic utensils or metal ones. Made it a little hard to cut into the bottom where the crust is rolled together. Certainly not something important enough to lose a star over, because honestly, you could punt this thing into a brick wall and I would happily eat it off there.

Great place to pu to go. good selection. Fine crust and filled as grandma did. Get on the way to UP…read moreor Wisky

The new look for the bar is amazing! Great job Dean, Annette and Sissy Kendra…read moreBartender's are always fun, when you are enjoying your beverage of your choice. Wonderful home down folks!

Stopped in tonight with my wife for a burger. There were a few people at the bar and one table…read more We sat there for 10 minutes, no one waited on us. I am waving my arms at the bartender as she continues to ignore me and busy with flapping her gums to a patron at the bar. Finally she comes over and brings us a drink. The waitress give us menus and takes off. Again we are waiting to place an order. I decide it is time to go to the Wrangler and get some real service. Walked up to the bar to pay for the drinks and told the owners who where just standing around that they just lost 2 customers. They seemed uncaring and we left, never to return.