To say I was impressed is a under- statement. First, we love…read morecoming to Frankenmuth and enjoying the shopping and ambience, plus the people watching is fun too. Today, we originally started thinking we would head over to the Frankenmuth Brewery, it has been a while since we ate here.Though no fault of their own, we decided after putting our name in to opt out. We had a great parking spot too. We then left and repaired 100 yards down the road. Probst has always been a great go to but we still weren't sold on going back. Wife said let's try Tiffany's and maybe sit outside. It was a beautiful day, why not. Our hostess Lynn was multi tasking but was kind and took our name, guided me to the outside bar and a minimal wait. From there Jacob maid my wife a Tito's and Tonic, me a Sam Adams Cherry Wheat beer. We weren't half way done with our drinks when Lynn said she had a table for us. Menu was simple, prices fair, service was outstanding, view of the street and passer's by spectacular. We opted for the turkey club and chips and my wife the German Kielbasa with peppers and sauerkraut. We did also peek in, and use the bathrooms- clean. Overall, glad we tried this place and definitely will be back.

This is a cool spot just north of Zhenders. Looks historic. Standing room only bar near entrance…read more Watch your knees on the unusual tables. Seems to be a popular spot for locals. It's a bit loud. It's fun though. The staff here are all super friendly. Our server, Stacey, was amazing. You don't even need to ask and she seems to know what you need. We had pizza and wings. Was very good. We will definitely be back.

We came on a Monday and did not see cheese being made. The glockspiel was also not working because…read moreit was too cold. Overall they have an assortment of cheeses and other charcuterie style foods.

Expecting an old school Cheese/Deli type place, but this place is more of a tourist trap. I…read morethought I would be walking into a massive selection of cheese, maybe be able to sample a few and purchase what I wanted, not at all what I had imagined. They do have cheese, not as much as expected, although a few unique ones, but I don't want to pay $15-$20 bucks to get a block of cheese that I dislike, so this was sort of a bummer. They had tons of Knick knack type stuff you could purchase almost l like you were at a kiosk at the airport. I did end up purchasing 1 cheese as I just could not pass it up and was not able to try it, they have a Chocolate Cheese, it was described as tasting like a tootsie roll, it did not taste like a tootsie roll and was welcomed to the trash can.

I was on work trip and headed back to cincinnati when i wanted to get a better look at the…read morearchitecture i saw from the road. I couldn't drink because of the long rode ahead. Instead of being rushed out, an attractive hostess gave me a tour and a detailed history of the brewery and the awesome pieces of artwork like the chandelier. Very friendly and informed and cant wait to take another trip when i can spend more time there

Fish and chips were fantastic. Service was a little slow but the dining area was authentic.read more

awesome relaxing atmosphere, great food & drinks and service was perfect…read more 5 stars !

The Station 100 was a surprise! High end food, and super friendly service highlighted our…read moreexperience. Although it took some time to get started, everything was exquisite. Our seafood dishes were prepared wonderfully and the presentation was highlighted with a detailed explanation of how it was prepared for us. The cotton candy ball on our cappuccino was both fun and favorable. It is high end priced, but worth it for the experience.

The castle shops are just so fun! There are toys, gifts, clothing, knickknacks and my favorite, the…read morebakery! They have a huge chocolate shop and a wine and beer shop selling German beers and steins. They have a little wine tasting area. The space is huge, easy to linger and find the perfect items to take home and remind yourself of the fond memories of Frankenmuth. My favorite bakery items: the butter horns, blueberry scones, the stollen bread and the Asiago garlic rolls! The prices here at the Castle shops are a bit more reasonable than the shops across the street at Zehnder's. The service here is also really friendly.

We had an interesting experience, management made it right…read more We did not have a chance to try the famous food & it is a large place with a great big staff

Joined family of 6 here for Mondays all you can eat special "chicken tenders". Came with fries and…read morecoleslaw. Very nice waiter and efficient in service. Making sure extra ranch dressing was placed on table and prompt service in checking to see if anyone wanted refills. Food was decent amount and atmosphere was pleasant! Craft beer list was plentiful and the menu offered selections for those who did not want the special of the day. The price was 14.99 however being in a "tourist" town that is normally a good price for the area.

To be fair, we thought we were sitting down at the restaurant at the Bavarian Inn when we…read moreapproached the host here, but apparently the patio area is "Michigan on Main" a separate restaurant with a separate menu. I was initially quite disappointed about this, as we had already chosen what we wanted to eat from the Bavarian Inn menu and were ready for some schnitzel and authentic fare. However, we were already seated with our dog when we realized all this. I did ask for a Bavarian Inn menu and was told that was not possible and also told that the Bavarian Inn is not dog friendly but we were already there and we were hungry so we decided to stay and to give them a try. The patio seating is nice, although it was a little cramped and I was closer to other people and their conversations than I would have liked but the weather was good and so was the people watching. I started off with a Cinnamon Toast Crunch from their drink menu but it was underwhelming. The menu is quite small with limited options so I ended up ordering a Pretzel charcuterie board and my husband had their sausage duo. The presentation was simple and could even be described as economical on their part. The food itself was fine for the most part. There were a few things didn't care for the flavor of like the little sausages, but fortunately for me my little pup was happy to take them off my hands. I really liked the jam served on the side of my meal and the mustard was too die for! (I actually ended up buying some to take home it was so good) My husband said his meal was fine. There were some bees or wasps that were bothering people and they did become quite annoying, especially towards the end of our meal. I kept shooing them gently, but they were persistent and when they started to bother the lady next to us, she became incredibly frightened. If you have a fear of bees or wasps, I definitely would not recommend dining here. All that being said, it was about $60 after tip for our meal and while it was perfectly adequate given the options available to us at the moment, I don't think it's anywhere that I would go out of my way to revisit.