Stopped here for a late lunch while traveling through the area. Small local diner with friendly…read morestaff and delicious food. Husband had the hot turkey sandwich which was served in homemade white bread with homemade mashed potatoes and gravy. I had the white fish basket. We shared a strawberry rhubarb pie. Everything was fresh and delicious. I recommend stopping in if you are in the area.

Stopped for breakfast on a cold Saturday morning. One friendly waitress working and she was…read moredefinitely busy! Husband got the ham and cheese omelette with hash-browns and devoured it. I got a classic breakfast with american fries. It was good but nothing to write home about. Coffee was hot!

We arrived at this gem of a place 20 minutes before closing welcoming us in to our delight. The…read morefood was delicious and I thoroughly enjoyed the cheese steak ribeye sandwich without bread as I have celiacs. I would definitely eat there again.

We stopped here for lunch after visit to the wonderful Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum. The friendly…read moreemployees accommodated my low mobility with a table near the door...the first sign that this is a class place. We ordered a couple of adult beverages and while waiting for our lunches, kicked back to enjoy the signs and Knick-knacks. I love learning trivia, and now I know what a goat locker is :-) My hub got the BBQ burger, which came with crispy fries. He said it was delicious. I got the pasty with brown gravy, and it was ginormous! Eating it took me back to childhood...my mom's pasties were almost just like this (hers were a little heavier on the rutabaga, so they were always soggy). It came with a side of coleslaw, so that makes it healthy, right?! Very reasonably-priced meal, especially considering the remote location. Hope we get a chance to come back someday.

The service was excellent for service however when I asked for an IPA beer she said she didn't…read moredrink so she didn't know what an IPA was so she said we have ciders and Samuel Adam's. If you're a bartender you need to know what an IPA beer is.

The atmosphere is pleasant and the service fast and friendly. The food is good. The only reason…read moreHucks gets 4 stars instead of 5 is the Chicken Wing Basket. All of the chicken 'wings' are only the flat portion of the wing, no dummies. The waitress confirmed that their wings are only the 'flats'. The price was high at $14, especially for only the flapper portion of the wings! Go there for sure but don't order chicken wings!

This place serves no frills, very good comfort food. Walked in here after a long day at Mackinac…read moreIsland. Our server Lisa was so warm and friendly (as if she was your mother) and took great care of us! Got the parmesan topped whitefish with creamy mushroom soup and coleslaw. The mushroom soup was creamy and hearty. I liked the coleslaw - just the right amount of sweet and sour for me. I enjoyed the fish very much. We would have gotten some desserts but we were so full. We did see that the cheesecake slices were huge! Would definitely recommend this place!

Excellent, friendly service from Lisa. Ambiance is small town family restaurant with wooden booths…read moreand lots of light. To place a carry out order, you must come inside and sit down at a table, then tell your server that you want to place a to go order. Lisa was helpful, told me the order would be out pretty quickly, and she brought me a glass of water for while I waited. I ordered the mackinaw burger with onion rings, and hot ham and cheese with fries. I also ordered a coconut cream pie and a Dutch cherry pie slice. All of this was to go, and she packed it up and brought me carry-bags for it. The coconut cream pie was good. The Dutch cherry was ok but, I have had better. The French fries were good--crispy and lightly seasoned. The onion rings were large and hot/fresh, but they are battered (I prefer breaded), and they are pretty greasy. The burger was nice sized and cooked well done, which I like. It came with cheese, lots of pickles, relish, lots of mustard, and just a little ketchup. The hot ham and cheese was okay. I chose white bread rather than rye or wheat. The bread was not special--seemed like white bread you'd buy at any grocery in a plastic wrapper. There's an up-charge for the onion rings. I say skip that and get the fries. For the 2 sandwiches, 1 with fries, one with onion rings, and 2 pieces of pie, my bill was $51.36 before any tip added on. I get that it's a short season up north here, so I expect everything to be a little pricey. If the burger had a bit of char and came on an upscale bun, if the hot ham and cheese came on a thicker toasted bread, I'd say ok. But for what we got, it was overpriced.

AMAZINGGGG!! COMING AGAIN ANYTIME OF DAY! I DONT CARE IF I EVEN EAT OR NOT…read more We just came for lunch and ending up coming back at 12am for a drink because everyone was so nice! I loved all their company plus they had the best food there. This place is filled with so much laughter and joy and the people there can help you find whatever you want to do when you stay from fun islands to cruises to ghost tours.

My husband and I were staying at the birch lodge and had been traveling and didn't realize it was…read moregoing to be so difficult to find a place to eat. There was one man working as the bartender, waiter, & cook. I will be honest that when you walk in it looks sketchy. But the beer was ice cold, service was quick, and food was good. You couldn't ask for anything more.

The Charbroiled Whitefish was excellent. Very clean place, good service, and reasonable prices…read more Highly recommend!

Great food with awesome service. The staff are very friendly and helpful. I definitely recommend…read morestopping at this restaurant when traveling US-2 in Michigan. For us we wanted a family prepared dinning experience and the Cut River Inn delivered.

This is a great stop along US 2 in upper Michigan. Home cooked food, great views of Lake Michigan,…read moreexcellent service with a nice gift shop Can be very busy in summer months

Best whitefish in Michigan! It is our yearly visit for whitefish and eggs for breakfast. Best…read moreplace ever!!!!

This Inn is historical, appropriately appointed, comfortable, scenic and cozy, complete with wood…read moreburning fire to welcome you in the lobby. Although I had not visited when the previous owners ran it, the current owner clearly cares about the Inn and the experience it provides for its visitors. The historic nature of the building includes what you might expect: beautiful solid wood finishes, slightly creaky floors, enormous original windows, nooks and niches. It's clean and there are decisive design updates (period-correct wallpapers, lace curtains). The restaurant was great and a step up from the also delicious but more classic corner dining experiences in the area. We plan to return and look forward to the Inn's continual evolution and warm hospitality as we explore Michigan's incredible Upper Peninsula.

I sayed at the Inn for a night during my work travel in the UP. The room was cozy, clean and…read morecomfortable. The room didn't have a bathroom, so I used one down the hallway, which was totally fine. The food service downstairs in the restaurant was slow, inconsistent and a little strange. The food was just okay, however the best food item was the French onion soup. I am giving 4 stars overall, because this property is most likely the best place in the area.

We had family coming in from other parts of UP today so we met at timber Charlie's for lunch. There…read morewere four adults and two children. There was not a wait when we arrived so we proceeded immediately and they brought a highchair for our 13 month old. Drinks were provided very efficiently, as well as a cheese curds appetizer that was ordered to arrive very quickly. We had multiple dishes, including a Gyro- which my brother said was amazing, a barbecue sandwich, which was also very good but very messy, as it was cold and rainy I had a bowl of vegetable beef soup, which was very tasty and a side of coleslaw All the food was very tasty, and delivered quickly, but once we were all finished, it was a good long while before everything was cleared and we could pay our bill and go, and there was quite a line out the door waiting on tables It just feels like we need more wait staff to keep up with the demand here- so just be prepared. You may be here a while. The staff were very friendly, the ambience is casual and it seems very popular place for the locals

It was my first time here visiting Newberry from out of town…read more.. I ordered a cheeseburger with grilled onions and kettle chips. Burger arrived hot and juicy with a warm toasted bun and tasted very good. Service was friendly and prompt, even though it was a busy Friday night. I would definitely stop back again next time I'm visiting Newberry