Went here on Sunday, May 31st, with my parents and my husband. My anxiety got away from me while I…read morewas here but our waitress was amazing and the food was fantastic. The restaurant can get busy, which means it naturally gets a bit loud. I loved the overall atmosphere and vibe of the pub, even if it was a bit overwhelming with all the people and noise. This place is clearly the place to be, because it was definitely the place everyone was. I would definitely give them a second try next time I'm in Manistee but I'd do takeout.

Cozy little place, menu pretty typical of quality bar and grill operations. That included a…read moresouthwest-style chicken salad, which is a favorite of mine, and TJ's is a bit unique. It had the standard toppings--avocado, corn, black bean, tomato, tortilla chips. But the cheese was melted on top, like a kind of crunchy/chewey plate--it really looked like it was topped with a mini pizza. Not sure that enhanced the salad, but overall it was fine. Instead of dressing, it came with tubs of sour cream and salsa to mix in. I do that at home sometimes, so can't complain. The lettuce was fresh and crispy. Decent beer selection, including a quite a few bottled ones, which I hadn't noticed until after I ordered my pint of Two Hearted. Be sure to ask for a bottle menu. I sat at the bar and the server regularly looked in on me. Wasn't too noisy, in spite of the tight space that was full when I stopped in on a Sunday night. Nice little spot to check out in Manistee.

The oldest tavern in operation in Manistee County, the Blue Slipper offers lots of history in its…read moredecor but a more contemporary fun experience. Jukebox, TV, very friendly and attentive staff, great food and drinks at good prices all come together to make this place a great place for a meal, a drink at the bar, or both. A must visit when traveling through Onekama.

The service was very slow. The sandwich was dry and for $14 I was hoping for better. Had to pay at…read morethe bar because my server ignored me every time I tried to get her attention to pay. Served with chips that looked like bottom of the bag broken crumbs.

Pizza was way overpriced for a "Large" which is only a 12" and it was average at that. 1st and…read morelast visit

The food it's amazing. Very charming. You can seat inside or outside. Outside you can enjoy the…read morebeautiful view of Portage Lake. Open from around Memorial Day until Labor Day. There is a playground you can see while you seat at the porch.

As far as Ludington goes, you aren't going to find many hidden gems, but the Ludington Pub boasts a…read morefair option in the Sports bar scene. The food was nothing to write home about, but will get the job done. We got a couple pizzas, burgers, and wings (your typical bar food). The waitress was very sweet and she did well for being the only one serving tables that night!

Decent place for lunch. Has a local bar feel. Most tables are high tops but they do have a few low…read moretops. Asked for a cocktail menu and they had a few featured mules. Wasn't able to try one because they were out of ginger beer. Menu is mostly fried apps, burgers, pizza and a few other sandwiches. Ordered a pub burger and sweet potato fries. Pretty tasty burger, although I requested medium rare and it was not cooked to temp. Server was friendly and attentive.

Now THIS is what I'm talking about!…read more If you love your Michigan beers and craft foods, this is the spot in Ludington. There's a hole in the wall leading to the bar next door (The Sportsman) and the atmosphere is super chill. Food is unique and VERY good. Draft beer selection is extremely varied and well put together for a wide palate range. Well done, very well done

When we first walked in we were served our first beer. Shortly after it seemed as if we were…read morepurposely being ignored. After attempting to flag our bartender down we finally got a response from another person in the bar who was able to bring us one single menu for 3 people. After our menu we sat and waited a half hour and watched everyone else around us get acknowledged and served. 30 minutes later we put enough cash on the bar to cover drinks and walked out. This bar seems to only cater to locals. I truly had high hopes when I walked in. If your from out of town just go to Applebees your better off.

I really enjoyed my visit to the Clam Lake Beer Company. The food was surprisingly good! My husband…read moreand I split the Black and Blue Burger, the Chicken and Dill pizza, and an order of onion rings. The burger was my favorite. It had a great blue cheese on it that wasn't too overpowering to the other tastes. I would order this again. I was surprised by how much I liked the pizza. Who would have thought pickles would be a good addition! The unconventional toppings really blended together beautifully. I would order this again too. I thought the onion rings were ok. The sauce really saved them.

I joined some friends at this brew pub. I was impressed by the length of the list of brews. Being…read moregluten free, I can't comment on the beer. I had a hard cider, which was good. I really liked the GF pizza crust. I ordered a chicken quesadilla, but served on the pizza crust. The crust was good and chewy--chewy bread is rare for GF diners. Servers were attentive, atmosphere was conducive to conversation. I would go again next time I'm in Cadillac.

I went to Door County Fire for dinner last night. I started with the seafood chowder which was…read morepretty good. I think I might pass on it in the future. For the main course, I ordered the browned butter Walleye. I've never eaten Walleye before, but I definitely will going forward. It was beyond delicious! Somewhat sweet. The browned butter glaze was amazing! You should do yourself a favor and try it! I chose mashed potatoes, which were real and delicious. It came with some gravy because, well, its potatoes. Gotta live some, lol. It also came with some bread that, if it wasn't homemade, I'd be very surprised. Lastly, there was some cole slaw, which, while I'm not a gan, I think most people would enjoy. The server could not have been nicer. Very friendly and helpful. Overall, great place! I can't wait to go back.

Really mixed review. Food was good but the service was meh at best…read more We were seated immediately but then it took over 10 minutes before someone talked to us again. No drinks, no "we will be with you shortly" or anything. We just sat there. Finally a server came over and said they had a big group come in and it was causing some backup and the host should have told us; he didn't. The drinks and appetizer came quickly and the street corner appetizer was very good; I would order it again. Once the appetizer was finished we sat with empty glasses for a good while. Again, no communication. Once the food arrived, things got much better. Wraps were good, not great. My daughter's pizza was good. With all the restaurants in the area, they will need to up their game on service.

Food- no, I didn't order anything. Service - they're cool…read more Ambiance - there's low lighting, over head bright florescent lights are the devil incarnate- so , the low lighting is a win. Don't over indulge, this is a basement establishment and both entrance and exits I used necessitate use of stairs. Slainte! I had the sea shandy, some kinda beer/lemonade mix, I approved, just like a German radler situation.

Herr for st pats day. No table servers. Cold air conditioner on and its 15 degrees outside…read more Staff won't clean tables. Great Irish music. Same management did not plan this better ..

We love coming to Bucksnort when we are at Crystal Mountain. It's one of our favorite dives to hang…read moreout at. Our 8 year old loves running around the dance floor before it gets busy. The onion rings are SO good and my husband loves the walleye dinner.

The place hasn't changed in 30 years. Old carpet and a display of a Harley behind glass. A total…read moredive bar. Did I say that the carpet is the same too! Like it was taken from a closed bowling alley and once was used for cosmic bowling with black lights, but too worn out to see any reflections. Food was solid bar food, beer was cold, service was great, but there was only one person working. Typical for a small town bar. If you stop, be open. If you don't like a dive bar, stay away.