Fabulous dinner at this funky restaurant - cool Decor!!…read moreDELICIOUS food and great service!! The bruschetta was yummy, seafood chowder with the works was great and the meatloaf was yummy. And we had desert which put us over the top!

Funky is best way to describe. Had the chowder with mussels shrimp and scallops. Fantastic. Had the…read morespecial rib eye over roasted/grilled veggies. Cooked to perfection. Wine prices are reasonable. Overall had a great experience!!

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

The Active Lounge Under new ownership…read more Now open 12 to midnight daily,. Awesome Bar!!

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.

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!

The Zebra Lounge has an atmosphere that inspires the feeling of nostalgia. Bowl a game, play a few…read morerounds in the claw machine, and have dinner. The service was ok, and the staff was friendly enough. The people giving 1-star reviews need to get a grip and maybe just eat hot pockets at home.

Quoth the Raven "Evermore!"…read more Has an accessible entrance, flat flooring, and a wheelchair-accessible restroom. Unfortunately, due to the historic nature of the building, the upstairs seating area is only accessible by stairs. Quaint, charming café that serves lunchtime treats, coffee, and pastries. The hot cocoa is divine! I really like the literary/"dark academia" vibes and decor, as well as the many cute birdie knick-knacks roosting about the space. Service was friendly and unrushed, I felt free to linger and enjoy at my leisure. I will make it a point to stop in here whenever I pass through Port Huron! I dropped in during the week and there was zero-wait for a table, although I imagine the place probably bustles on weekends!

Maybe it was an off day…read more.. A few of us drove over from Metro Detroit as this has been on my list to try. It's a cute place with a cool theme and is likely great for neighborhood folks who have their regular orders and stop in since it's close. Cons: I felt the place could have used a detailed cleaning. They brought out my friend's salad with *completely brown/gray avocado* on it. And when I say completely gray, I mean completely. Why it left the kitchen and made it to the table is a mystery. We addressed it with the server. Server was nice, but seemed perhaps not as informed about details of menu and drinks. I ordered the peanut butter mocha, but tasted no PB at all. I drank it all - it wasn't that big of a deal, but I agree with other reviews; iced coffee drinks are a touch weak. Pros: Staff was friendly. Cozy atmosphere. Nice size menu. Rest of what we all ordered was good.

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

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!!!!!

Came in for a few drinks and an appetizer. I always try the jalapeño poppers when it's on the menu…read more Description was bacon wrapped house made jalapeño poppers . Price tag 15.99$ ouch I don't think I've ever been this much disappointed about jalapeños poppers lol . 6 sad looking slivers of jalapeño with a tiny bit of cream cheese on it with a piece of bacon on it . SaD sad sad plate and ever more sad tastebuds

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!