a family from Town that works hard to provide great tasting food…read more Friendly smile to greet you as you come in

Small family owned restaurant businesses definitely need your support during this COVID-19…read morepandemic. Roger Rabbit has been in business around 10 years now; my parents retired and sold many of their restaurant appliances for this startup. It's a tough service industry to be in but hats off this diner for serving great food and keeping customers satisfied.

If you're in Tobermory and love to eat smash burgers, you'll love Lacy's!…read more I got their Classic Burger Double Patty and Special Burger Double Patty and it was amazing! The Classic Burger is what you expect but the quality of the smash patty is really on point, the sauce, pickles, the bun are great too! The Special Burger Double Patty was even more amazing though! The truffle aioli and the onion jam made it very tasty and unique!

Ambiance: This food trailer is right in front of the Little Cove Adventures building. The seating…read morearea is just three picnic tables on a very weed-y lawn covered in crabapples so not the most scenic. The trees do provide some shade but there is no water bowl for dogs. The owner/chef was very friendly however and everything is made fresh to order. Food: Special burger - Basically these are thin smash burgers served with cheese and caramelized onions. The meat is high quality and you can tell from the pic he gets the textbook crispy edges. I would definitely order the double for a more filling meal and only wish it had tomatoes and lettuce to brighten it up a bit. 4/5 Nashville hot chicken - I admittedly thought it seemed funny to get Nashville chicken while in Canada but this place is no joke. The dark meat chicken is juicy and tender while the freshly-fried breading is crazy crispy. The flavor is actually very accurate and the heat level is perfect, just enough to make you pause after the first bite but not enough to slow you down while you demolish it. The pickles and small amount of sauce keep everything from being too dry as well. I would gladly eat two of these for a meal, best thing on the menu 5/5 Poutine - Probably the weakest option, the larger cut makes everything more potato-y and less crispy. The curds are huge chunks which are fun to look at but they stay colder in the center and don't quite melt. The gravy has a good flavor though. 3/5 Overall this place doesn't have a large menu but what it does, it does pretty well. There are lots of burger options nearby but this is the only one serving true smash burgers and it has the best chicken sandwich in town. The portions may be a little smaller but the quality is good. I would consider this as a good lunch option.

While the Godfather likes his dish served cold, this Codmother serves up a piping hot and delicious…read moremeal. We loved the halibut (huge and meaty) though the fries and tartar were pedestrian. The onion soup was really cheesy which I like and the broth wasn't overly salty. And the surprise of the meal was the onion rings - I usually don't like overly battered rings but this batter was sweet, almost like uber fried donut, which I liked. The strawberry rhubarb pie to end the meal was packed, though just a bit too sweet. Overall service was friendly and efficient. The Codmothers has offers you just can't refuse. Stop by if you're in Manitoulin.

Really great food in gore bay and really great service. The waitress was really nice and polite and…read morethe fish and fried mushrooms were amazing!

Ambiance: We came here primarily because they had a nice dog-friendly patio and we were interested…read morein trying local beer. Our server, however, was extremely friendly and the reggae music playing overhead was enjoyable and not obtrusive. The food and check did take a while to come out although the restaurant was admittedly full when we came. Prices: You're looking at about $9 pints and $21-25 entrees, it's not cheap but it's also about par for the course in the area. Food: We got the lamb burger and messy fish sandwich which were both very good. The lamb burger had a decent sized patty and wasn't gamey at all. It had a good amount of tatziki and pickle onions to balance out the flavors. They do also have great burger buns that was pillowy while still having a robust golden crust that doesn't get soggy 4.5/5 The fish sandwich had a breadcrumb breading that was very crispy and served with some fresh shredded greens to lighten up an otherwise heavier sandwich. I would recommend asking for a side of tartar sauce though to give it a little more acid/tang. 4/5 We got Cajun fries and poutine fries as our sides and they are the soggier once-fried kind although they had spot-on flavors which made them still enjoyable. 4/5 We would also strongly recommend trying the blonde and amber ales which were excellent summer beers with a light body and subtle complexity. 4/5 Overall, I would say this place is a solid choice. The food has great flavor, good quality, and the atmosphere is enjoyable. The prices are expectedly high for a tourist area but not so bad that we wouldn't come back again.

I've been a long-time visitor to Tobermory and a frequent guest at the Tobermory Brewing Company…read moreover the years. I've always enjoyed the patio -- beautiful views, great food, excellent beer. But this week's experience was so frustrating and absurd that I feel compelled to leave this review. On a cold, stormy evening, my brother, a friend, and I decided to eat inside the restaurant for the first time. We were told there was a 30-minute wait for an indoor table, which was understandable. Since the patio was mostly empty (I counted 21 available seats just on the front porch), we asked the host if we could grab a few drinks outside while we waited. Here's where things went downhill -- fast. We were told we couldn't sit outside to have drinks while waiting for our indoor table -- because, according to the host, if we sat outside, we'd have to commit to eating there. Even though it was stormy. Even though only a few patio tables were taken. Even though we were just trying to spend money at the bar while we waited. When we asked what he expected us to do during the wait, he suggested we sit in our car. Sit. In. Our. Car. Instead of ordering drinks and giving the business our money. Still baffled, we walked over to the indoor bar and tried to order a flight of beer. There was only one stool free, so we stood at the bar and asked the bartender if we could order. He said yes -- then ignored us for 5-10 minutes while cleaning glasses. When we politely followed up, he suddenly changed course and said he couldn't serve us unless we were seated. We were being denied service both standing inside and sitting outside. Truly the epitome of lose-lose. At that point, my friend took the only available stool at the bar and asked, "Now can I be served?" That's when the manager finally stepped in -- not to apologize, not to offer a solution, but to tell us my friend was "making a scene." She said she didn't want a disturbance in front of other guests (who were already watching this ridiculous display) and would now allow us to sit outside with our beers while we waited. So after all that -- the refusal to let us sit on the empty patio, the rejection of service at the bar while standing, and being told to wait in our car -- we ended up exactly where we started: outside with a beer. Except now, the experience was soured beyond repair. This place is clearly being run by young, inexperienced staff following rigid, illogical policies with no common sense or customer care. I've supported this business many times over the years, but after this debacle, it's hard to justify going back. Hospitality should be about making people feel welcome -- not chasing them off with red tape and eye rolls. Do better.

After a week of home cooked meals at a fishing camp, we needed a good greasy spoon. 17 was the only…read moresit down restaurant nearby and we were happy we stopped in. They were MAD busy with a lunch rush. We ordered double burgers with bacon, poutine(pronounced Putin), and sausage with pierogies. The burgers were hand packed 1/4 pounders, juicy and scrumptious. The sausage was of a local origin and the pierogies, we believe, were hand made. The poutine, a side, came on a huge plate that neither of us finished. Our waitress was great, very stressed out but sweet and attentive.

The food was quite good. The schnitzel was absolutely delicious!…read more Service was really good, and prices were very reasonable. Our waitress was friendly and helpful! It was a pub-like ambiance that was not noisy, more like a small diner.

WAAY overpriced mediocre food. $14 for a large (not very large) poutine and if you want curd cheese…read morethat's extra. So I have to pay extra for you to make it right??? Nice.

Great place to grab a meal on the go. The food is fantastic and the service is fantastic. Owners…read moreare great to work with for special occasions !

The grill at the Anchor Inn is my top pick for a place to eat in Little Current. Their menu is long…read moreenough that everyone will find something they like, but not overly ambitious (which would be a recipe for disaster in a small town like this). I especially recommend their breakfast specials, one of the best values on the Island, and their excellent homemade burgers with a real grilled flavour and interesting topping choices (about $10). Fresh whitefish, a Georgian Bay classic, is always available. They also serve local beer from the Manitoulin Brewery (try it!) as well as a more than respectable variety of other beverages. Remember, whenever you read a review of a restaurant on Manitouin Island, how far away it is--at least 90 minutes from the nearest big city. Local prices for all businesses and restaurant menu listings reflect this challenge. Service is friendly and efficient, although the kitchen is sometimes challenged when the place is full. If you're in a hurry, you may need to head to The Port for fish and chips. If you want to sit on the deck in the middle of summer, arrive early.

RUDE OWNER and poor quality of food. I ordered a grilled chicken breast for takeout and was given a…read morefrozen, ice-cold piece instead. When I brought it back, the owner was defensive and offered to reheat it rather than address the issue properly. I did receive a refund for the food. Not the level of quality or service I've come to expect here. While I may return in the future for the sake of attending family or social events, it would not be my choice. Very disappointing!

I walk in the worker is yelling at another customer for no reason go to order my food and she is…read moreyelling at her co worker. I got my food 10 minutes later the food is cold I go to ask for her to make another one. She is in her phone cussing at it 5 minute later she sees me asking her to remake it and she walks of later her co worker re cooked it for me I go to eat I here the workers nagging about stuff and one said "Did you here ___ F**ked ___ I'm about to leave I did I brand my food to go it was ok I guess

Excellent whitefish and chips!! I'm still thinking about…read morethat dinner! It was just delicious! Light batter and thick whitefish.

Fresh and quality made sandwiches right in Mindemoya. The…read morebest part? Yummy all day breakfast sandwiches, freshly made to order Dynamite soups as well. Only open to Till 4pm though Highly recommended!

Friendly and clean! We stopped here because it was the only place open (mid September) and we were…read moresearching for breakfast before a hike. They had a variety of breakfast sandwiches on a bagel or biscuit, which was perfect. Two bacon-eggers-with cheese and two large hot coffees cost us just over $11 and filled us up nicely. The whiteboard menu says they even have a gluten free option available, which is great news if "soup & sandwich" scares you off.