The service was excellent and pricing the best for the generous amount in each scoop. Value was…read morevery good

Little diner type vibe, very quiet on a September afternoon. Service was fast & ice cream was good!read more

Bought 3 slices of fudge to take home. Different varieties. All three were dried out. Could not…read moreeven cut them they were so hard. Thought I could have a nice treat to share with the family but I was very wrong. Very expensive to have to throw in the trash. Very disgusted. I do not recommend going there.

Great service, great ice cream, owner is just rude. Good downtown area and nice ambiance.read more

Sadie's Ice Cream Parlor was the perfect sweet ending to my first day at the Grand! The hospitality…read morewas just as warm as you'd hope, with friendly staff who made choosing from their wonderful variety of flavors a fun challenge. I chose the Peanut Butter Mackinac Fudge, and it was pure creamy goodness--rich, decadent, and packed with generous ribbons of peanut butter and chunks of Mackinac fudge. Every bite was absolutely delicious and left with wanting more! One of my favorite things is how conveniently Sadie's is attached to the Grand Hotel. As a hotel guest, it's was a treat to grab my ice cream and (after 6:30 p.m while dressed according to the evening dress code), enjoy it while relaxing in the beautiful Parlor. It adds an extra touch of charm to an already memorable Grand Hotel experience. Whether you're craving a classic favorite or a signature flavor, Sadie's is absolutely worth a stop. Delicious ice cream, genuine hospitality, and an elegant setting made it much more than just a place for dessert.

Sadie's ice Cream Parlor was quite the treat. It's really expensive but everything is on the…read moreisland. The restaurant is cute. I got the chocolate chip croffle. It is a croissant pressed in a waffle iron. I've never heard of it before so it's definitely unique. The line is always really long, but it moves really fast.

Clyde's! Clyde's! I've been wanting to visit this place for at least 10 years. I'd read the…read morereviews, looked at the customer photos of the burgers over and over, check out the menu photos... And drool. But for whatever reason, we'd always put it off when visiting our cottage in Moran, Michigan each June. Then today me, my wife, and our dog Jax dropped in. It was EXACTLY how I thought it would be. Old school drive-in vibe, friendly server, and delicious burgers in the comfort of the family SUV. Even the fries and onion rings were perfect. We ordered a plain burger patty for the dog, and our server even brought him a biscuit treat! Who does that? We'll be regulars every time we visit our Yooper friends in our favorite state from now on. There's a Taco Bell next door. Nobody cares lol. Go there now. Unless they're closed. In which case, wait until they're open. Pay attention people!

My family and I stopped at Clyde's Drive-In while staying in St. Ignace for a few days, and we…read morequickly understood why it came so highly recommended on TripAdvisor. It's clearly a favorite among the locals, and it has the lively, welcoming atmosphere you'd hope for from a classic drive-in. The hamburgers were delicious and well prepared, and the onion rings, French fries, and other classic drive-in favorites were all satisfying. The staff was incredibly friendly and added to the overall experience. One thing that stood out during our time in the Upper Peninsula was how genuinely kind and welcoming everyone was. The Yoopers, as I believe they're called, are some of the most pleasant people we've encountered, and Clyde's Drive-In was no exception. Great food, a fun atmosphere, and friendly service. I highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area!

On an island filled with fudge and ice cream shops, Sanders is one of them. That old cliche is…read moretrue: You really could throw a stone on Mackinac Island and hit 10 fudge or ice cream shops. (Is that a cliche? It should be.) And if you don't like fudge or ice cream? Well, you're S.O.L., my friend. Luckily, my kids like ice cream, so we headed to Sanders because it was basically across the street from our hotel. They got a milkshake and a scoop of chocolate ice cream in a cup (their standard orders), and they were happy with their treats. But if you're looking for some other kinds of ice cream treats, they also have sundaes and things of that nature. Sanders also has a whole case of chocolate goodies, like peanut clusters, coconut clusters and pecan clusters (they seem to like their clusters here); chocolate-covered Rice Krispie Treats; truffles and peanut butter cups and toffee; caramel apples; and lots more. Oh, and fudge. But honestly, I would get fudge somewhere else that isn't a chain. There are lots of fudge places on the island. That's the thing: Sanders is a chain. But it's a Michigan chain, and originated in Detroit, so it's kinda local. Nevertheless, it's a good place to pop into to find something sweet to eat.

My wife really enjoyed the ice cream at Sanders. I thought their fudge was OK. Something really…read morecool about this place is they offer fudge that is sugar-free, dairy free, or they have a gluten-free fudge option as well. If you have dietary restrictions, you should definitely check this out.

The personal restaurant with a creative menu. You may think you know the menu by heart. But wait,…read morenew selections await your pallet almost daily.

The food was excellent and the service even better. Had the cheese curds and fish tacos and would…read moreget them again. Dylan had great recommendations and was super.

If I could give this 10 stars I would. It was so delicious and I wish we could go back. Best ice…read morecream I've ever had. Was the pb chocolate. We actually stopped there twice! Service was quick and friendly.

Visited Kilwin's on Mackinaw Island during our visit - the store is huge! Probably one of the…read morebiggest I have been at. I had sadly just eaten some ice cream so didn't have room to buy more but they had a great selection. Husband decided to get fudge - buy two get one free - seems like he enjoyed it! Right next to a hotel and a restaurant I think. Ice cream, fudge, chocolate. would recommend!

Katie our server was absolutely amazing, it was only her 3rd week working here and she absolutely…read morecrushed it, the food was delicious. We definitely recommend the white fish tacos.

This restaurant was highly recommended. Not impressed. When ordering, no shredded beef, no beef…read moretamales, no habanero. Asked for one thing, got something else. Enchiladas were cold. My husband didn't care for his dinner either. Will not be back.

3.5 star restaurant. This is restaurant we visited before travel to Mackinac Island. The restaurant…read moreis next to ferry. This restaurant is the higher rating in this area. We were here for the perch fish. We got the fried perch fillets. It comes with a salad. The fried perch comes with 4 pieces and hush puppies. The perch is very fresh since the fish is next to lake that harvest it. Overall we enjoyed it.

Terrible service. Sat at table for 20 minutes and had to ask who our waiter was twice. When he…read morefinally came over to take our drink order waited another 15 minutes and nothing. Left! Do NOT recommend !-

Delicious coffee, ice cream and treats served by the nicest people you'll ever meet? Yes please!…read more As a coffee lover, I longed for a delicious cafe on the island that isn't a national chain (why is Starbucks even here?). Anyway, skip the same-old same-old and visit Good Day for a good food and great coffee!

So expensive! The waffles are tiny and completely not worth the price. The smoothies were just…read moreokay, nothing special. Overall, the portions are small for what you pay, and the value simply isn't there. Welcome to the island.