Stopped by for lunch after a long morning paddle. COVID era, so takeout only. Needed something…read morehandheld that I could take to a local park and nosh in the car, so a burger was the natural choice. It was OK--possibly preformed and frozen, considering the perfectly even, almost chiseled contours of the patty, but the flavor was decent. Bun and toppings were fresh. The man behind the counter who took and cooked my order was friendly and efficient. Would be nice to stop here, perhaps for breakfast, once dine-in returns to the scene.

New restaurant in Glennie opened June 2018. The restaurant doors and parking is on U.S. 23 but…read moreaddress is listed on Bamfield. When entering the restaurant we were greeted by friendly, smiling waitresses. We sat and ordered our coffee and found that our cups were never left empty. The waitresses were on top of it. I had a western omelet and it was stuffed with tasty ingredients. It came with hash browns and choice of toast. My husband ordered the Hunters breakfast which was eggs, hash brown, choice of meat (he ordered sausage --they only have patties) and toast. Both breakfasts were good although we did think it was a little long to get the breakfasts with the number of people in the establishment. Right now the are only open for breakfasts and lunches. We will return.

It pains me to leave a mere two-star review but I couldn't find much to like here. The quaint…read moreambience, friendly service (we were one of the first guests to arrive on a Friday morning mid-May) and fresh brewed decaf were the highlights. The food, which is most important, was a big disappointment. I am a cinnamon roll connoisseur and was so excited to try the rolls that past Yelpers raved about. They were out of caramel today so we ordered the grilled roll with pecans and homemade buttercream frosting. It looked dry and tasted even drier. Barely warm, flourey and tasteless. The frosting was the best part. The menu of choices looks wonderful and diverse for a small cafe. I was delighted to see shrimp and grits. The skillet was very small, the food was hot (a plus) but it was heavy on the grits, which lacked flavor and space on shrimp (only 4), sausage and sauce. I ate the toppings with half the grits and left the rest. My husband ordered the hoagie sandwich with hash browns. His comment was "a lot of bread and minimal filling" with "luke warm" hash browns that were more spongy than crispy. It's hard to go wrong with breakfast, but somehow Lazy Toaster has missed the mark. The concept is fun, the menu is great, yet the recipes and preparation could use some major improvements. The tab ($41 for two) was not bad, but was high for the quality. We liked the decor yet felt the cleanliness was lacking (sticky floors and no paper towels in the bathroom). A breakfast place in East Tawas is a plus; I hope this cafe commits to some improvements and stays around.

This is a cute little breakfast place and I'm so glad it's here. My friends ordered the Panini…read morebreakfast and I ordered just eggs and toast. The service is good and the food quality is good. Probably the only complaint is that the hashbrowns aren't brown enough, but that's my particular taste. On busy days, I recommend getting there before 9 o'clock, it gets pretty busy and it's small so the weight can be a little bit long. I wish they had a few more healthy options. I like avocado toast but there's is lacking. It's just a piece of toast with some avocado spread on top, no seasoning, very bland. Also kind of small.

The setting was all you could desire in privacy and with the nature of a forest and yet the lake…read morewas just across the street The facility was adequately and spaciously designed, and the price was a gift. We are blessed.

Great friendly service, with great recommendations. Good food, didn't mind cooking a little late…read more Thank you again.

What a gem of the north woods! Excellent service and fantastic food. Breakfast is awesome…read more Don't pay attention to anything negative said about this place. It's top of the line!

The Paddle Inn isn't bad... we love the Friday all you can eat fish fry…read more But the Saturday & Sunday breakfast buffet isn't that great. The eggs are usually cold, pancakes are hard & rubbery, French toast is burnt, and the biscuits for the biscuits & gravy are doughy (the sausage gravy is good). We've tried it a few times and the same thing each time. When we were there two weeks ago for the breakfast buffet... we noticed that the pan of eggs & pancakes was sitting on the counter behind the waitress station for 15 minutes getting cold before being put out on the buffet. We've finally decided not to go for the breakfast buffet anymore.

Nice little restaurant tucked away in the small town of Barton. Hammer and Nail is for the most…read morepart a breakfast/lunch business model where it is open for dinner only on Friday nites til 8pm. I came here for breakfast from Oscoda based on the good YELP reviews and their early open times of 7am as by nature I am an early riser and very few restaurants in the area open at that time. For my first meal here I had their Little Manny breakfast which was their two egg, choice of meat, potatoes and toast entree. The eggs were well cooked, bacon was thick cut and tasty which is big deal for me and potatoes are of a cubed home cooked variety with sautéed pepper/onion medley mixed in with the potatoes. Nice! Price at $10.99 was very fare and normally there would be an upcharge to have your potatoes served Obrien style which they did not do here. Lastly the Coffee which too often is overlooked by some is quite good and full bodied just the way I like it. The restaurant is very clean and bright with super friendly service and great follow up through out the meal. They were quick with the coffee refill's where I never saw the bottom of my cup during the meal. This is a sure sign of great service and Cleary a strength of this business. Overall, a great spot to check out where I will definately be returning in the near future to sample their smash burgers, where I am a fan of that style of burger. They look so darn good in the YELP pictures not to come back and give them a try!

There aren't enough wonderful superlatives to describe this place…read more Delicious food! Fantastic, friendly service! And their ethnic food nights are something to keep your eyes open for.

Great lil old school breakfast diner. Service was quick and friendly. They were on top of it with…read morechecking in and topping off coffee. I ordered the lumberjack breakfast and our server accidentally entered it as the Mini Jack, which is basically a half portion for kids. This was perfect for me, as the full portion would have been way too much food and I didn't realize I could order the Mini Jack... happy accident. :) My boyfriend's ham & cheese omelette was delicious. He's also a corned beef hash snob and gave it a double thumbs up. It was opening day for rifle season, and albeit being extremely busy, we did find a seat no problem and it never affected their service. Old interior with cool things to look at on the walls... lots of Christmas decorations, too! Thanks for starting our day off with a solid breakfast... we'd come back here in a heartbeat!

Super friendly staff, but food is just Mlahhh.... Has a…read morediner feel, wish it was set up like an old soda fountain shop, that would make it nitchy

Another fabulous meal at Beechwood. The couple of that own this restaurant an amazing jobread more

Had to wait just a bit on a Sunday morning- this place was hopping! We were able to look at a menu…read morewhile we waited (also looking at the amazing food coming out of the kitchen) so we had some ideas. Our server was friendly, quick and efficient. I ordered the Beechwood Cafe Granola, which was a huge portion of house made granola over yogurt with lots of super sweet blueberries. The decor was "up north" cute with local art on the walls and really cool vases made of tree bark. Excellent and worth the wait!

Still the best root beer, anywhere. Brewed onsite, it has heavy notes of vanilla. Honestly, it's…read morethe best! The menu is limited but very good. Breakfast here is fantastic! Great burgers.

This place has been closed for many months. Unsure if it will reopen. I do not know anyone who has…read morepatronized this establishment that will return. Poor local reputation Unless you are interested in drag queen bingo and dwarf wrestling....... Former venues

5 stars is a nearly untouchable bar for me which is the only reason Parker House gets a 4…read more First and foremost, a greeting and service from Lori is a great start to the morning. She is absolutely a wonderful and cheerful person. This is the only place to go in the morning for breakfast. Excellent quality and a nice portion size. Omeletts are wonderful and I really enjoy the hash browns (crispy). French toast and waffles are a must try for those with a sweet tooth. Also heard that the breakfast burrito was quite good.

The omelettes were fluffy, yummy and extra large. Playing added to the aesthetics. We also tried…read morethe Turkey grilled cheese with avocado and garlic aoili! A must is my comment. Clean, friendly and well run. Barb and Lori kept the place moving on a Sunday morning. The few is great. I didn't take a pic because when they put the food in front of me and dove in

We walked into the well lit restaurant which only had a few patrons. Our group of 5 were seated and…read morewaited on promptly. We received our drinks and we gave our order immediately because the place was starting to get busy. The waitress was nice. We waited ample time for our starters (salad,soups) when those arrived so did our main dishes. Our soup was cold. Never were we brought crackers or butter for bread sticks; the food is good but the service has a lot to be desired. Not sure who is at fault for the timing of the meals.

The entries were mouthwatering, service was excellent, and the south facing room was like we were…read morein our own greenhouse. And breakfast is served anytime.