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!

BBQ Bourbon burger was so good. Great place, fun atmosphere but not too loud to have a…read moreconversation. It was busy but our waitress was hopping and keeping up with everybody! Felt welcoming, fun, and food was delicious.

Loved the character of this place, the decor, the backstory about the name Goat-locker. There was a…read moreworld map where you could pin the location you are from and I thought the concept was cool. Our server was very pleasant to talk to and made certain vegetarian suggestions which were really great. We ordered the black bean burger, southwest veggie wrap, grilled veggie marinara, onion rings and fresh lake superior whitefish - broiled and loved each one of the items. My veggie marinara came with normal bread instead of sourdough with way more butter than I expected but no complaints there. Whitefish specifically broiled was recommended by our server and my friend found it along with coleslaw it came with super delicious. The ambience was cool with a steady flow of people even at 3:30 PM but we were seated immediately. We will def visit again when in the area.

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!

No list to track guests as they arrive. They seat your entire party as you hit the front of the…read moreline. Marvina is waiting on us. She's pleasant and attentive. They are now out of Snicker's cheesecake or baked potatoes now. Ok. No appetizers on their menu. Huh. Ordered ahead an Oreo cheesecake and a 4 berry pie, since they seem to be runny out of stuff quickly. Ordered turkey Reuben melt with upgraded onion ring side, special crab stuffed whitefish, blackened. They are out of whitefish. Ended up ordering two turkey Reubens, since nothing else appealed to me. The other side is salad for my sandwich. Added one scoop of the stuffing to check it out, since it looks decent. No gravy. $58.77 They must have run out of the crab stuffed whitefish after we were seated, since it wasn't taken off of the special board while we were in line. Pay at the front. They refuse Amex cards. Not good. Good thing I had an extra card. The side salad is a mix of iceberg and mixed green. The Italian dressing is quite orange. Side salad is not special, but it gives a small balance to the heavy food to come. The rye bread is really good, can really taste the bread, nice crunch to it. The turkey meat is oven roasted dinner turkey slices, not the deli stuff. It's a good turkey Rueben. The hand dipped onion rings are good, nice and crispy. Some excess batter that neither of us wanted on our rings and picked off the excess fried batter from the rings. The stuffing is pretty good, a tad too salty, but still good. The kind I like for sure. The Oreo cheesecake wasn't too bad. The 4 berry pie was good, the berry filling was really good on its own. Decent food and really good service. I feel absolutely blah after every meal while in the UP. Tonight is no different.

Great lunch and my first time trying perch…read more This is a touristy area, so dinner prices are high, but portions are huge. Try the peanut butter pie! We also had the fried Wallaye meal, and it was incredible. The service was excellent, and you paid at the counter when you finished.

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.

Go here. Looks are deceiving, this place has awesome food. The whitefish chowder and pate are a…read moremust. Had the pastie here and also wasn't disappointed! Cheese curds were ok, but a bit hard. Overall, the whitefish and pastie made this place, so good!

Excellent home style food. Really enjoyed the cozy and welcoming atmosphere. The hot beef sandwich…read moredinner was amazing. Must stop in if you are in the area!

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

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

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.

Fish was overcooked and cold potatoes short wait staff so they did the best they could.read more

Nice place to eat Very busy nice size servings…read moreDose take awhile to get food On Saturday place was packed at 3pm

My son didn't eat (as usual), but my daughter loved the chicken tenders! They were actually…read moreseasoned, and I tried them myself. Pretty good! I got the cheeseburger, which comes loaded with toppings. For just $2, you can add bacon and I definitely did! Just be sure to let them know if there's anything you don't want on it. My husband ordered the Paul Bunyan sandwich and really enjoyed it. He forgot to ask for no mayo...totally his fault but he still loved it! If you knew him...that says a lot The place has classic Up North cabin vibes, with taxidermy on the walls and that cozy, rustic feel. Great service all around!