My husband & I were visiting from out of town and friends took us here for dinner…read more Food and service were phenomenal. And I love, love, loved the decor and ambiance. We are from the big city, so I love when small towns get that kitsch-Twin Peaks vibe on point. Get the Oysters Rockefeller!!! Portions are huge and we took home leftovers and enjoyed them the next day. What a gem of a restaurant! It's now a MUST whenever I visit Sarnia again!

Went for dinner last night and my wife and sister in law ordered the arctic char fish dish and it…read moremust've have been undercooked or very spoiled because they both spent the night on the toilet. Called the restaurant today to inform them to prevent others from the same fate. They did nothing!

This dive bar has some great burgers! You really have to try the Gurney burger--it's a tasty mess…read morethat'll have you reaching for napkins. Pair it with sweet potato fries plus a cold one for the full experience. The bathroom was clean, the atmosphere was great, and the service was top-notch. Definitely a return for me-

Enjoyed most definitely ! ThAnkyou ! We will definitely be back !! See ya soon !! Staff was…read moreawesome and

When I went there I thought it was going to be a bikers bar but I was wrong. It was fun party type…read moreof place. Good drinks with a pool table and corn hole. Great view into Canada with a outside patio. I didn't see anyone with food tho.

What is there to say about Jack's? It has been here forever, but for most of it's life it was…read morehidden to all those but a few who worked in and around it. Situated in the heart of Port Huron's South Park industrial district, it once was the haunt for blue collar Joe's who worked as the likes of Anker - Holth, Ogden Moffett, Gibraltar Sprocket and the old Autolife/Prestolite. It suffered when this area was hit hard by the rust belt woes of the 70's, 80's and 90's, with all but neighboring Port Huron Building Supply left, and by the early 2000's many wondered not if Jack's would close, but when. As such, Jack's probably would have gone the way of so many small working-class bars, but a couple years ago some key things changed to ensure not only it's survival, but a comeback. The biggest was that the former Tomlin's drugstore, long the fixture at the corner of Electric Avenue and Connor Streets, was torn down. This suddenly gave Jack's a frontage that it never had, and it became "found "by hipsters in the area. It became a cool place to be, and suddenly 20-something's were seen packing a place that less than two years before was usually inhabited by a handful of Baby Boomers and 70 and 80 something's who had pretty much nearly embalmed themselves into oblivion. Somehow or another, the word then worked its way down to the Detroit area and across to neighboring Canada, and it, along with Neil's across the street (the former Sportsman's) have become a new destination point in the community. The difference between this and so many other hipster places that serve drinks is that Jack's was serving PBR and Schaefer's before it was cool, and the atmosphere, in all it's Knotty-pine glory, is truly authentic rather than the faked stuff thrown together in many places. The staff is usually pretty friendly, but it can now get hectic and a bit crowded on the weekend (still seems weird to say that for a guy that grew up in this area). Some might qualify it as a dive bar, but I just see it as your classic neighborhood hang out that thankfully survives into the 21st-century.

As we stepped into the lounge (after a well-deserved break from a boat week crowd in Port Huron),…read morethe music cranked up as we started playing pool. It seemed like the music was aimed at the younger folks, and we couldn't hear each other over it. When we ordered our drinks, the bartender initially said she couldn't make a Bloody Mary. That threw me off, so we almost just got water, but she came back and said some one could. When I went to get our drinks, the bartender seemed a bit impatient. (Maybe she was having a tough night.) We left after just one game of pool, and I didn't finish my drink.

Check out the bar.. I'd suggest SKIPPING the bowling alley next to it; last time it was broken…read more(poorly maintained) and manager/owner(?) was jerky about his crappy lanes. But bar staff was nice and good location!

First time to the Raven and impressed with the eclectic decor and friendly server…read more Fun menu with mix and match items. The soup choices are plentiful and the salads were fresh and satisfying. Worth a stop away from chains for sure

I came across this café while looking for a quiet place to get some work done, and I'm so glad I…read moredid! First of all, the name caught my attention because I'm a huge Edgar Allan Poe fan. I was pleasantly surprised that the Poe theme is clever and subtle rather than overly cheesy. The décor has more of an antique bookstore feel, with fun Poe inspired names throughout the menu. Despite the theme, there's nothing dark or dreary about this place. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, and the service was prompt. Our waiter was friendly and had some great recommendations. The soup sampler was easily the highlight for me. I've never seen anything like it before! I tried the baja chicken enchilada, mushroom with brie cheese, beef chili with beans, and the special of the month potato curry. I ranked them from favorite to least favorite, but honestly, everything was delicious in its own way. My drink and sandwich with a side of potato salad was very tasty! I finished the whole thing! If you're a Poe fan, the witty menu names will definitely make you smile. The food is good, portions are satisfying, and the prices are reasonable. I'd absolutely come back if I'm ever in the area again to try more of the menu.

This is our second visit to this restaurant as they got a new menu and a few new dishes. They again…read moredid well and did not disappoint. The chips chili were excellent as well as the Nepali combo platter. The Nepalese food is definitely top-notch and well worth the wait. They were a little busier tonight, but the service still did not disappoint. Glad to see they are busy. They have a very casual atmosphere and great just to sit back and even have a drink and relax. We will return again.

Service, food and drinks were excellent. We will definitely be back to try some of their Nepalese…read morecuisine. The watermelon Mojito was excellent "no picture". Prices were also very good

Ordered wings and their mushrooms stuffed with crab. The wing description is lightly Flowered. For…read morethose on keto, there was nothing light about it. Also. The mushrooms were raw and the flavour was very lacking. For the price, I wouldn't advise ordering them if your thinking they are anything like mushrooms Neptune from the keg. They aren't even close. I don't go out of my way to bash restaurants but in this case I found I was quite disappointed.

took 8 hours for drink! too hot inside and was sweating, my food was extremely hot i am so thirsty…read morewhile writing this because my refill has been refilling for 300 years!!!!!

My boyfriend and I starting coming to McMorran Place for Prowlers games a few years ago. Since…read morethen, we have become season ticket holders. We love the low price of a nice date night. Concessions are very reasonably priced. We split a drink every game and it's about $2. Security tries their best to take care of the rambunctious kids. We love how energetic the announcer is and how he gets the crowd into the game. We haven't been to the theatre before. Very clean place!

Ok so big arena parking out back if it gets too crowded you have to park across the street not a…read morelot of different food vendors for when they have an event going on it was built in 1960 and has that throwback of that era. Nothing really updated.does have a cold feeling throughout the building

I had supper this evening at Freighters Lounge, which is in the Holiday Inn…read more There was lots to choose from and I decided to have Butter Chicken (minus the snow peas). It was okay. The chicken had a nice spice and the rice was refreshing. The "grilled naan" was more like ungrilled pita bread, though. I felt like something sweet so had a piece of chocolate caramel cake. It seemed fresh and was sweet and hit the spot. Tracey was the server. She was nice and friendly.

If I lived in the neighbourhood; be a great option. Perfect dive bar/tavern…read more Nice wood burning stove to boot!

Fishbowls and the Kong (well, back in the day). Need we see anymore? There is a reason its been the…read moreshift change hangout of Port Huron Paper/ Acheson Colloids hangout for 50 years or better!