The English Inn was a WOW for us! We had driven past it several times and were intrigued by the…read moreEnglish-style setting and those amazing polished knights out front. We finally decided to have dinner there on a beautiful August evening, and I'm so glad we did. We chose the outdoor seating, which is absolutely lovely--beautiful perennial gardens, a little creek, a large fire pit, and even blankets on the chairs in case the evening gets chilly. Such a cozy, romantic setting! Dinner was phenomenal. We had French onion soup, prime rib, filet mignon and the warm spinach salad with their famous bacon dressing. That dressing! We loved it so much we bought a large jar to bring home and managed to get four more salads out of it. They even ship it if you need another fix! My Grey Goose Cosmopolitan was excellent, too. Our server was friendly, helpful, and added to an already wonderful evening. Between the food, atmosphere, gardens, and service, this was easily one of our favorite dining experiences in Door County. I would honestly go back to Door County just to have dinner at The English Inn again. That's how much we loved it!

It's actually so funny that we stopped here because we were driving down the road and my brother's…read moregirlfriend thought that it looked funny so we stopped for drinks and appetizers. The whole place is decorated like it's old English or medieval times and they have these fire pit tables that you sit with where they also give you blankets. It's kind of the perfect set up. The drinks are insanely strong and not that good but it's all for the fun! This place lowkey got me messed up. Same with the food it's really not great. The wings and fries are insanely mid but the cheese curds were actually awesome. They had a funnel cake coating. They also give you free bread yaya!!!! They gave roses to all of the ladies at the table, which was a beautiful touch! Overall, what I ever come back here? Probably not but if you wanna be fun and flirty, you get the pink squirrel frozen cocktail! Great service as well

We had a very pleasant experience at Alibi. Quiet, clean, helpful, friendly. Nice, wide docks. Nice…read moregreen space. Close to parks and town.

Very busy marina, make reservations far in advance. Great location, very clean bathrooms. The…read moreshowers are not my favorite set up, but the water was hot, and they were very clean. The staff are helpful. Highly recommend this marina.

This place was the only love we ate at on Washington island and it was such a cute hole in the…read morewall! My garden salad with blackened fish was delicious, just a little pricey but it seems like everything on Washington island is expensive so it's nothing against this place. The service was okay, we had a big group so I know that is hard and it slowed things down a lot and our checks weren't right either but I can understand how different checks are tricky in that instance. I would come back!

The restaurant was actually closed, but their outdoor, The Granary, area was open…read more The environment was very relaxed, welcoming, and comfortable. The service was good. The good was very generous in portion and tasty. We shared a whitefish basket (a local delicacy). There was even a selection of draft beers available.

Good food, fun spot, nice staff. It's small but run well. We'll definitely stop if we're in the…read morearea again.

After getting off the Washington Island Ferry, we plugged Jackson Harbor Soup into the GPS and…read moreheaded across the island for lunch. It definitely feels like you're heading out into the middle of nowhere -- but keep going! It's worth it. This is such a cute, casual, family-owned spot right near Jackson Harbor. You order inside at the counter and then grab a table either inside or outside. We chose to sit outside, and with the beautiful view of the harbor, it was the perfect place to enjoy our soup and sandwiches. We relaxed over lunch while watching the ferries travel back and forth between Washington Island and Rock Island State Park. Kids can play, you can wander along the water, and everything just feels peaceful and unhurried -- exactly how lunch on an island should feel. If you're looking for something fancy, this isn't it. But if you want good food, fresh air, beautiful scenery and a peaceful little slice of Washington Island, Jackson Harbor Soup is absolutely worth the drive!

Mel and Sarah were attentive, engaging, and personable bartenders. 4th of July crowd was full, but…read morethey made the experience welcoming. Loved my time there.

We came back because we had such fun the first time. Great bartender then. We missed her by a day!…read moreWe were going to have drinks and of course the Bitters Club. The bartender, I use that term loosely, was pathetic. She only had time for her friends. Hubs tried to order a local beer, she acted like she didn't even know what beer was. She couldn't give us the time of day. Then she charged me $49. For 2 beers???? WTH. Then she did realize mistake. This is a grand Hall, but she was THE most pathetic excuse for an employee. The date 9-16-2026. Four friends from Hellinois.

We have been here many times. Good food and drinks to go…read morealong with a nice view. Recommend the Pain Killer, onion rings and the Shrimp Po'Boy.

If you're looking for a casual, no-frills place to grab a bite in Sister Bay, the Boathouse is…read moreworth considering. We stopped in without a reservation and were told it would be about a 20-minute wait. They gave us a pager so we could wander around a bit, and the wait ended up being very manageable. There's also a full bar, and you definitely get the feeling this is a neighborhood kind of place -- we noticed quite a few regulars being greeted while we were there, which is always nice to see. My husband and I both ordered the fish and chips, and they were very good. The atmosphere is definitely casual rather than fancy, so come as you are and relax. It was extremely windy the day we visited, so the large garage-style doors were closed. I imagine having those open on a beautiful Door County day would completely change the feel of the restaurant. Overall, we had a perfectly nice experience. The food was good and the restaurant had a friendly, local feel. With so many restaurants to explore in Door County, I'm not sure it would be at the top of my list for a return visit, but I'm glad we gave it a try.

Our favorite! Joseph was a great server. Tried tuna tartare and it was super. Love the wedge salad…read moreand cast iron chicken. Sunsets are the best! Beautiful ambiance!

It you are interested in dining on the outdoor patio, get there early or show up late…read more We really wanted to dine here as the reviews were good and definitely wanted to sit outside with a bay view. When we contacted the restaurant, they recommended we come before 5PM to get a table outside. We showed up at 4:55PM and got the last table! They have a great craft beer selection including IPA's (which is big plus for me). We started with the Salmon Tartare ($18) which was a light and flavorful selection in which we both enjoyed. My bride went with the Salmon ($36) and I went with the Halibut ($42) and we both loved our selections including the sides! They were so well prepared and perfect dishes for out tastes. Service from Benjamin was outstanding! Very attentive, yet not overbearing allowing us to really enjoy our evening on the patio in such a beautiful setting and evening!

Friday night focuses on fish options…read more Whitefish, perch. cod and shrimp. I had the perch and would give it an 8. My spouse the shrimp which was very tasty and would award a 10. I ordered a bourbon manhattan and didn't look at cocktail menu. It was made with cherry juice and shaken. Very sweet and just not my thing. The two ladies at bar/ served and who waited on us were excellent. Listened and patient with our party of six. Good vibe here and all in all a great experience!

For a golf course restaurant we were amazed at the food and service. The Chicken pot pie and the…read moreburrata salad were exceptional! Definitely a very pleasant surprise!