stopped here on the way north to pictured rocks, and it was a wonderful experience!…read more it's a quaint little place with one cook running the whole place very smoothly. we got the breakfast sandwich and the french toast, and it tasted like a great homemade meal! it absolutely hit the spot, highly recommend you stop by on your trip north!

Seney Crossing is a breakfast and lunch diner with the general staples on the menu like biscuits…read moreand gravy, breakfast sandwiches and BLTs. We opted for the breakfast sandwich which was a bagel with egg, bacon, and cheese, and it was delicious! Ryan, the owner, was cooking for us and we chatted about the area - super nice guy! Hope to eat here again soon!

Enjoyed Helmer House breakfast BLT on homemade sourdough bread! Fried egg w perfectly crisp bacon…read more(didn't have to ask!) w tomato and lettuce and a side of home fries. Grabbed a loaf of remaining wheat bread. Sadly, I arrived about 11a, too late to snag a sourdough. I've been home a few days and enjoying the wheat bread!!

Love that this is a farm to table restaurant! Unique English muffin bread. The bacon was very good…read moreand was cooked perfectly. Lots of bakery options. I got a bag of Triple Chip Cookies to go! Charming historic home with a nice view of the pond and great service. If you have time, take a stroll down their wood chip path to see Manistique Lake.

My wife and I had breakfast at the Beary Patch Restaurant on the way back home to Illinois. Great…read morefood, great service, fair prices. A totally positive, pleasant experience.

Large portions of great food. Attentive service with reasonable prices. Old fashioned restaurant…read morewith a local hometown atmosphere, which was just what we were looking for.

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.

Staying a town over in Newberry and we were looking for a place to eat dinner when we got into…read moretown. Not wanting the typical bar food or pizza, I started looking around for somewhere local with good fish. I found Chamberlin's and called to make a reservation based off recommendations. I would call ahead and make reservations because they do get very busy and the restaurant isn't very big. Also, you cannot book a table/walk-in after 8:30 because they close at 10. Walking up, the house is beautiful and has a front wrap around porch facing Lake Manistique. Porch dining is available in warmer months, or you can wait outside when it's busy and enjoy the porch swing with beautiful views. You can also stay at the Inn, which I will look into next trip! First night we came, I ordered the Cajun Whitefish. Very delicious! I also tried the stuffed whitefish my friend ordered and I liked it more. I also tried the French onion soup, and we got the Brie appetizer. Second night we came back, I tried the Michigan Cherry Pork chops and my friend tried the Coconut Jumbo Shrimp. We started off with the garlic cheese bread topped with fresh made bruschetta. I also ordered the clam chowder as the soup dujour. Everything was fantastic! The pace of meal was great, views are beautiful and the staff and owners are all friendly. We enjoyed our trip up the UP and will definitely be back on our next visit.

They renovated the hotel and the restaurant. Very clean, & upscale vibe without being overly fancy…read more Excellent bacon and bread, our entire family had a great breakfast. Can't wait to come back.

The signs at Dreamland said OPEN when we drove by today, this is updated info changing what I…read moreposted last month. I am glad to see they are open again. I would remove my old posting if Yelp would let me.

Location and space were the best part, sits right on Lake Michigan with a large outdoor seating…read morespace!Clean and large indoor space as well. Service was friendly enough, nothing extremely friendly but decent. Sandwich was alright, I chose a simple turkey with bacon, came on traditional bread. The freshly made cookies though, DELICIOUS. I tried both a macadamia nut and chocolate chip - only $1 cannot beat that price.

Very normal sandwich for $15. They charged me $1 extra when I asked if they could cut the sandwich…read morein half. I've never experienced this kind of asinine charge. Turkey sandwich was just okay, nothing special. Wouldn't return.

Small town restaurant. Good food and atmosphere. You order at the front first then sit down. Food…read morecame surprisingly fast.

We were so happy to find this spot to pick up breakfast on a Wednesday morning. Few breakfast…read moreoptions exist in Grand Marais and this is food truck fills a need. They provided an excellent breakfast.

Some of the BEST restaurant hash browns I have ever had, my husband and I both agree and we have…read morehad hash browns at plenty of restaurants all over the country. Perfectly crispy, full of potato flavor and not oil, and done traditional The vanilla bean french toast was also delicious with house made vanilla syrup. Wish I was in town longer to try more of their menu!! Space was cute and clean. Service was decent, friendly enough and we were seated immediately which was surprising because it was a Saturday and graduation weekend!!

Ok breakfast spot in manistique. Service was good and food came out quick. Coffee was good. We…read moreordered a cinnamon roll which was ok - the icing on top was tasty but too thick. The breakfast burrito was very greasy - it was decent. We also had the sausage and gravy which I liked and my husband did not - it's more of a pepper based sausage and gravy. I also had eggs, hashbrowns, and toast. Hashbrowns were decent but oily. The homemade raspberry jam was delicious.

Best food and service around! Beautiful view with a twist of what stopping to realize that life…read moredoesn't have to be a rat race. This place is a hidden gem.

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

We always stop in at the Triangle whenever we are in the UP. Diane runs a great and friendly place.read more

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.