Had a Moose Burger on Indigenous Peoples Day was amazing. Fish was fresh and perfectly cooked. The…read moreservice was exceptional. Very friendly staff and owner. There is a nice Pavillion to sit and eat.

From the owner: Brii-Co Miijim is a fish and chip food outlet, serving local fresh pickerel, fresh cut fries, fresh…read moreground burgers and First Nations cuisine. Brii-Co Miijim is owned by a member of the Serpent River First Nation who does his own fishing ensuring the freshest pickerel. The fish is pan fried with his special spice blend. You can also find other First Nations cuisine like Nish Tacos, scone dogs, and seasonally wild meat.

Great place for a quick bite to eat, to browse comics/art supplies, or stay longer for a…read moremovie/board games. The colors are bright and vibrant, with plenty of interesting things to look at. The food was quick, cheap and delicious. I also learned that they will be hosting art classes soon.

I don't think I'll be going there again. My coworkers and I have food delivered to us. Our order…read morewas brought incorrect and cold. The hot dogs were grey in color. I got the vegan dog and it had no flavor compared to other vegan hot dogs I have had. Very disappointed. We all ended up throwing our meals away because we couldn't eat them.

Location: In Algoma mills at Clarence's Fish Market…read more Parking: Giant free lot Building: Basically it's a chip truck The goods: Things you'd expect on a chip truck, fries, chicken fingers, hamburgers etc etc but there's lots of really good fish to be had because it's attached to the market. Personally I like the pickerel cheeks and fries they're tasty and a pretty good deal

John Boy's isn't just a diner--it's a portal. One foot in Americana, one in a dream. The menu reads…read morelike a manifesto: sprawling, obsessive, oddly precise. Every dish arrives like it's been summoned by memory. The bacon is crisp, the toast knows something, and the omelets are heavy with intention. The dining room is small, dimly lit, and full of quiet drama. The regulars speak in half-smiles, and the staff greets you like they've seen your face before--in another life, maybe. Alpena doesn't have many restaurants. That's the mystery. You drive around expecting more, but there's a stillness here. A pause. And then--John Boy's. Waiting. Whether you're just passing through or hiding out for a while, this is your place. Breakfast, lunch, or dinner. (Even if you're not hungry.)

Your typical small town diner! Everyone was so friendly…read more Don't make my mistake and make sure you get their fresh bread!!! My husband got it and gave me a bite, and I regretted not getting my own! It was amazing.

It's December 2025 and I Just discovered Nowicki's! Been driving past it for years and only saw it…read moreas a big old building. Well, I was so wrong! It's a 6th generation sausage shop that serves food too. And they're still making homemade sausages! I've never had a better brat in a bun! This is a MUST TRY for anyone who's hungry. True olde world seasoning with no gluten and no MSG. They even have a food truck for catered events.

Coming from out of town I knew I had to check out a local place like this and it didn't disappoint…read more Walking in I had no idea how ordering worked and when I saw a family in front of me getting their order, I'm just glad I could follow what they were doing lol. They have 6 types of sausages for the picking and they're: Festival Classic Potato Spicy Cajun Sauerkraut Cheddarwurst Beer Brat Not sure if they rotate the flavors though. Anyways, picked a bun and a Festival Sausage (From what it tasted like, it was bell peppers infused. Next up they had a topping station and it was all the condiments you could think of putting on a hot dog. I specifically got this Corn Relish and it was dreamy, the sweet snap of the corn with the hint of relished veggies .(Highly recommend) At the end of the counter is where you'll pay and it's simple as that. The whole process reminded me of chipotle but a self serve version and with hot dogs. There's also an ice cream shop adjacent to the counter and if you're feeling sweet after a savory hot dog, then it's the perfect place for salty and sweet lovers.

While the Godfather likes his dish served cold, this Codmother serves up a piping hot and delicious…read moremeal. We loved the halibut (huge and meaty) though the fries and tartar were pedestrian. The onion soup was really cheesy which I like and the broth wasn't overly salty. And the surprise of the meal was the onion rings - I usually don't like overly battered rings but this batter was sweet, almost like uber fried donut, which I liked. The strawberry rhubarb pie to end the meal was packed, though just a bit too sweet. Overall service was friendly and efficient. The Codmothers has offers you just can't refuse. Stop by if you're in Manitoulin.

Really great food in gore bay and really great service. The waitress was really nice and polite and…read morethe fish and fried mushrooms were amazing!

Great views and friendly service. The whitefish tacos and coconut shrimp were awesome. The pulled…read morepork sammy with avocado and apple slaw was also good. We have the chowder to go for dinner in our RV so it awaits review but I am optimistic. The sparkling grotto Prosecco cocktail is highly recommended as I have had 3 in the past 2 days. We discovered this whole beautiful area and fun town because of this place being on the Netflix show "restaurants on the edge." So glad they are making it through these tough times.

Fun spot on the water. The food was quite good, the drinks were ok, the price a bit high, and…read moreparking was an adventure. First, the location has a great view of the water, which is great. You do pay a bit more for it though. The food was tasty, even if the menu was limited. We ate the mussels, tacos and a burger, and it was all tasty and we all left happy. The drinks were over priced for what we got, they were fine enough tasting but nothing special. Parking is very limited, we ended up parking down the street in a public lot and walking 3-4 minutes. Not a big deal, but it did take us a few minutes to sort it out. I'm glad we went, we got to enjoy a good meal on the water.

First visit: Stopped in for famous Farquar's ice cream which…read moreno one should miss several times while on the Island. service was friendly. Second visit: Food - good, not great and suggest they find a different supplier for their seafood sauce because it was either old or just really bad Service: nice, friendly older lady; older man not so much...shot me a very unwelcome glance Third visit: only wanted fries which are great Service: at first, it was the older lady who took our order and she was friendly as always but then as I looked to the back, I saw the younger raven-haired woman just try to glare me down with a nasty, hateful look. Honestly, who does that snd WHY??? Recommend the food is ok and hope no one else gets that hateful look like I did. We have a name for women like that but I'll remain polite and not say it.