Great place to eat with wonderful service. Ice cream treats are the best at this place. A time…read moremachine back to the 1950's!

One of the few places open in Grand Marais on a Saturday morning, so it was busy - and it's a small…read morespace. But, we were seated promptly, and everyone there was super friendly and welcoming. However, because of the busy morning and short-staffing (which is a problem even in big cities), we waited almost an hour for our food. No problem, it was a rainy morning and we enjoyed chatting with the other customers while we sipped our coffee. And the food was worth the wait! The biscuits were perfect, and were smothered in a delicious sausage gravy. Everything was good! I even took some apple fritters to go. Cute diner with delicious homestyle cooking. Just take your patience with you if you go at a busy time :)

The Jolly Inn is exactly the kind of place you hope to find when passing through a small town --…read morefriendly faces, a warm atmosphere, and food that makes you feel at home. The service was excellent; everyone was welcoming, and you could tell this is a favorite hangout for locals. We ordered a pasty with gravy and loaded fries -- not exactly health food, but oh, was it worth it! Everything was hot, flavorful, and cooked just right. The pasty was hearty and satisfying, and the loaded fries were indulgent in all the best ways. If you're looking for a spot with a true small-town vibe, great service, and tasty comfort food, The Jolly Inn is a must-stop.

Stopped her for Breakfast this morning. Really Excellent and delicious diner food at what is…read morecommonly and currently a fair price, good size portions, and friendly servers. Nice Upper Peninsula old time restaurant and bar. Definitely would eat here again.

Amazing breakfast !!! So delicious and filling you may need…read moreto take it home!! Services are always great!

Food and service were awesome! So much food for very little money! Such a great local restaurant.read more

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 :)

They renovated the hotel and the restaurant. Very clean, & upscale vibe without being overly fancy…read more Excellent bacon and bread, our entire family had a great breakfast. Can't wait to come back.

The signs at Dreamland said OPEN when we drove by today, this is updated info changing what I…read moreposted last month. I am glad to see they are open again. I would remove my old posting if Yelp would let me.

Delicious meal by D, with excellent service in a comfortable space. We wish we were local folks so…read morewe could be regulars.

BBQ Bourbon burger was so good. Great place, fun atmosphere but not too loud to have a…read moreconversation. It was busy but our waitress was hopping and keeping up with everybody! Felt welcoming, fun, and food was delicious.

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.

With a name like Chuckwagon ... to be honest, I didn't expect much. But it turns out that you…read moreshouldn't judge a restaurant by its name, because Chuckwagon served us what was probably the best meal we had on Mackinac Island. And it was the cheapest, too! Blessed from all directions. A patty melt was on the menu, so that's what I got. I can't not get a patty melt if I see one on a menu! This one was beefy and melty, with caramelized red onions between two slices of rye bread. All of the burgers and sandwiches come with plain potato chips and a pickle spear. We also got a regular cheeseburger and bleu cheese burger. All of the burgers are served on a pretzel bun, which is not my favorite type of bun, but I wasn't eating those burgers, and the eaters didn't seem to mind. Chuckwagon has a small kids' menu (the Lil' Buckaroo's Menu), with four items on it. Your kids can choose from a pb & j sandwich, a hot dog, a grilled cheese sandwich and mac & cheese. My little buckaroo chose the mac & cheese, which I believe was Kraft mac & cheese. Kids' menu items don't come with anything additional. This is a small restaurant with limited seating. You can sit at the counter and watch the action happen, or if you're lucky, you can find one of the few tables lining the wall or located in the back of the restaurant. Either way, depending on when you visit, you might encounter a crowd! But I think it's worth it to visit this old-school diner-type restaurant.

This lively cafe has a varied menu with probably some of the best prices you will find on the…read moreisland super friendly staff. Limited seating for sure, tight spaces along the wall and a few larger tables in the back. Found the food not too greasy and the place very clean.

Our usual spot was temporarily closed, so we tried Rosy's. Service was a little slow, but the…read morefood was great. Good coffee, croissant sandwiches, French toast and sausages. Definitely had the diner vibe where everyone knows each othe.

Fantastic downtown diner for pop. of 12,000 residents - a local favorite since 1939. Super friendly…read morenew owners are rockin' this place. Food is not fast but sure delicious:

This Inn is historical, appropriately appointed, comfortable, scenic and cozy, complete with wood…read moreburning fire to welcome you in the lobby. Although I had not visited when the previous owners ran it, the current owner clearly cares about the Inn and the experience it provides for its visitors. The historic nature of the building includes what you might expect: beautiful solid wood finishes, slightly creaky floors, enormous original windows, nooks and niches. It's clean and there are decisive design updates (period-correct wallpapers, lace curtains). The restaurant was great and a step up from the also delicious but more classic corner dining experiences in the area. We plan to return and look forward to the Inn's continual evolution and warm hospitality as we explore Michigan's incredible Upper Peninsula.

Fish was overcooked and cold potatoes short wait staff so they did the best they could.read more