Sherrie's had been on our short list of places to try yet it still took us a while to get here…read more Suffice to say, it's well worth the wait... but don't put it off any longer! There's a shared parking lot outside the restaurant, so don't let a crowd scene dissuade you from stopping by. The restaurant is bigger inside than it looks from the outside. We were greeted warmly as we walked in and were seated immediately. Our server was very friendly and cheerful and she happily explained a few highlights on the menu. ASIDE: That Friday Fish Fry has got to be awesome; 'nuff said! Mind you, Smokin'Hubster makes great omelettes. His breakfasts are all good, but the omelettes are a step above. After visiting Sherrie's - and ordering omelettes - he's mentioned more than a few times that he wants to go back for more. He ordered the Farmer's Omelette and secretly wondered if he he should order a side of potatoes. When he 'fessed up on the way home, he admitted that the omelette was way bigger than he expected and he was pretty full as is. I, on the other hand, worried about finishing my Italian Omelette without additional sides. Cudighi is a local treasure and the folks that do it well tend to do it generously. In fact, this might be my favorite way to enjoy cudighi! Too often the bread makes or breaks the sammich, but an omelette this good is a way better showcase of flavors. Super melt-y cheese, lots of 'shrooms and just the right tough of sauce; balanced without being sloppy. The miracle of the toast is still discussed today. Both the Hubster and I are rye toast fiends and when we learned that the bread is made on-site... done and done. It really made a perfect accompaniment to the omelettes. Flavorful without a bulky chew, so it toasts perfectly and melts in your mouth. If I was a toast snob - and I might be - this would be in the top three of the Best Toast List. It's that good!

We were looking for a good diner for breakfast while staying in Marquette - and decided Sherrie's 2…read moretowns away. It was worth the drive. Busy place packed with people on a Sunday morning who seemed to all be locals. The service was fast and attentive. The French Toast and strawberry pancakes were delicious as was the Western Omelette. The Biscuits and gravy were loaded with big chunks of sausage and had a spicy kick to them. Only negative was the coffee was really weak. I tasted the creamer more than the coffee. But we would definitely come back when visiting NMU. Prices are much more reasonable than some of the breakfast places in downtown Marquette. Ambiance is low key and the waitresses seem to knock w everyone who walked in.

stopped in for first time after visiting Marquette from Iron River- we like to visit Marquette and…read morealways pass this place and decided to give it a try today. We were there at 2:45 on a Saturday and it was not crowded the girl who took care of us was new but very nice-I ordered a whole rack of ribs and my wife ordered a 12 ounce ribeye steak both were cooked to perfection the ribs were fall off the bone and the steak which was asked to be done medium rare was perfect-the great thing about the ribs besides how tender they were I got to pick from at least eight different kinds of barbecue sauce-I chose the spicy Carolina reaper sauce which was phenomenal-we would definitely go again

Awesome Company, Amazing food,drinks, n Rt. on time service…read more... STOP IN, U'll B PLEASED!! ***

I thought it was a bar. As mentioned before they lost their liquor license due to an owner passing…read moreaway. Weird to see all these beer ads and then learn you can only get soft drinks. Service was great and the food was fairly good. They are working to get the liquor license back. I would recommend the place. Had fish tacos which were good except that they had about a cup of pico de gallo on each one which was a little weird.

This looks like your local dive bar when you first walk in. Keep walking to the back, that's where…read morethe restaurant is located. Super friendly staff. Really good food. I had the hot beef sandwich with mashed potatoes. It was huge, comfort food for a cold rainy day! I ate half the sandwich and about 1/4 of the potatoes. I took the rest to go. I know what I'm having for my vacay breakfast tomorrow!! I wish I'd taken a picture of my plate for this review. My companion had the BLT on tomato rye and said it was great, loaded with bacon. Portions are huge for the prices.

Hot, huge portions! Great atmosphere…read moreWonderful, attentive staff Great selection of wines in spirits

Party of 8, everyone loved what they got! With 3 kids,…read moresomeone I bound to get something they do t like but we loved it all. Great place, thank you!

You cannot beat a classic, especially when it's patio season and the Summer Shandies are on tap…read more Smokin'Hubster and I popped in for lunch and had a fabulous time. We rarely sit outside but this patio beckoned and we were helpless to resist. There's even outdoor seating available if you arrive before the restaurant is open! Silas brought us menus and took drink orders right away. We enjoyed the season's first shandies while exploring the menu. His attention was perfect and we shared some laughs each time he returned to our table. Neither one of us wanted to share (I guess) so we each ordered our own appetizers. I can never get enough smoked whitefish spread... until it's ALL MINE! I enjoyed every bite and would do it again. Patrick ordered the walleye strips and he did offer me a bite (generous devil that he is). They were perfectly crisp without being heavy or greasy. If I had known that... nah, I'd still get the whitefish. We'll be back to visit The Portside and try more menu items. Who knows, maybe we'll split something next time?

Great service from the moment I walked in. Very attentive and friendly. Went over the beer options…read morealong with some samples to test - I prefer dark beers so I'd suggest the Widow Maker .... It went down well when paired with the French onion soup. Give this place a try if you're in the area

Deliciously good food. My favorite is the Southern or Irish omelette. Big thank you to Stacey for…read morebeing such a great hostess.

Believe me when I say that this was the GREATEST burger I've ever had in my entire life time! Food…read morecame out faster than you can say cheeseburger! This restaurant deserves to be known amongst all residents of da U.P!

Tracey's is a great culinary experience, on par with the kind of inventive, locally inspired…read morecuisine you'd expect to find in Chicago or Portland, but with the warmth and authenticity that only a small-town Michigan setting can provide. The service was every bit attentive, in spite of the 40-person party in their banquet room. My Autumn Mushroom Risotto came with a chicken breast I can only describe as the most flavorful chicken I've ever had. If all chicken were prepared with whatever magic they used, chicken would be my favorite meat. I don't know their secret, but I can tell you this dish exceeded my expectations. The Dirty Sue is Tracey's rendition of a dirty martini. It was superb! Not overly briny and the blue cheese stuffed olives were perfect.

This place is a must try if you're going to be in Munising! The restaurant is part of a local inn…read moreand has very chic wood cabin vibes. Our server, Madeline, was excellent and the food was absolutely delicious, but the kitchen was pretty slow. We waited about 45 minutes for our food to come out, and we had to quickly pack it up to make it back into town for a sunset boat tour of Pictured Rocks. Definitely plan on extra buffer room if you're doing something similar. Still, I'd come back next time I'm up in the area :)

I was in town to work the UP200 dog sled race and was looking for a place with a lake view and this…read moreplace did not disappoint. Although it was busy that day, the service was very attentive and the Rachel sandwich feature that I had was very tasty. They also have an extensive wine and beer list in the craft cocktail. I had was very enjoyable. The view of the lake is incredible from your table and I would highly recommend coming back to try in the future. Thanks for a great experience!

Four friends from Kansas University Law School and an internationally known author and his wife,…read morewho happen to live in Marquette, met for a Friday-night dinner in September 2025. Earlier that day we all did our book shopping at Snowbound Books on Third Street, and followed that visit by dining at The Vierling. As other reviewers have noted, the place is busy, and reservations are recommended. And as others have noted, the food is very good. Around our table we had soup (the whitefish chowder (cup, $5.75) came out piping hot - perfect with a dash of black pepper and Tabasco), some salads (gluten free, $5) - I wished someone would order the whitefish bites, but not this time. While all of us had dined at Vierling in the past, this was the first time our group was seated in the space immediately adjacent to the bar, accessed through a walkway. The space includes what looks like a still for beer or spirits, and impressive and imposing sight. We arrived at 5:30 p.m., when the space was empty, so sound levels were good. By 6:30 sound levels went up, probably due to our own conversations as well as those around us. Three of us ordered the locally sourced whitefish (grilled & lightly seasoned, $21); others ordered the grilled salmon ($21), and the beer-battered cod basket ($16.75). Those of us with room left after the entrée shared servings of chocolate peanut butter pie ($6.50, with a crushed Oreo crust, whipped peanut butter filling and fudge ganache top). Service was prompt, friendly, and everyone's order was filled without flaw. We tend to talk a lot, and I think we probably overstayed our reservation when our host explained, at close to 8:30 p.m., that the table had been reserved for another seating that evening. Our host was courteous and diplomatic, and I'm glad she spoke up, as we really did occupy the space for close to three hours on a very busy Friday night. Hope to do it again next time we're all in Marquette, but maybe be a bit more mindful of the length of our stay.

Had some good drinks here and the ability to sit outdoors on a nice day to enjoy them is pretty…read moregreat. Really liked the wine frozen drinks! Laid back atmosphere and is dog friendly. Which isn't necessarily a good thing. Sadly the outdoor area had a strong dog poop smell which kind of ruined our buzz! we moved tables, but couldn't shake the smell, so we drank up and moved on. Another let down is the view. So close to beautiful Lake Superior, yet the only view is of a dirty power or water treatment plant. They have regularly scheduled food trucks, so food is available when they are there.

Closed event for a birthday party- didn't know until we showed up and saw the sign on the door. On…read morea Saturday! Boooooo