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!

Enjoyed 2 meals here in late August. breakfast was sausage gravy and biscuits; very good, service…read morewas friendly, quick. there was a table of folks whose conversation i overheard a bit: apparently they come here regularly for breakfast or maybe just coffee and conversation. very homey. Also had their whitefish dinner (take-out): good sized piece of whitefish, perfectly cooked (broiled), with white baked potato, green beans (ddn't taste right, ddn't finish them), and the best tomato basil soup i've ever had! wish i'd bought a quart of it to bring home. again service was quick, friendly.

The food was delicious, fast, generous, and reasonably priced. I had a Breakfast Pasty with…read moresausage gravy, and a side of hash browns for under $11. The service was fast and friendly! The place was exceptionally clean. I will be back!

The man running the tables and talking to guests - 10/10 sir. Your hospitality is appreciated…read more Loved the pizza and wings! Crust was SO good!

Ambiance is good and took me more than 5 minutes to get our pizza. Location is good. I will order…read morepizza again.

Good fries and nuggets. They picked us the correct order. Ambiance is good. I will eat here again.read more

I was here on 9/7/26 and they ran out of ALL hamburgers. When a hamburger place runs out of…read morehamburgers it's time to close down and think about your incompetence. Yes, it was Labor Day weekend. But, they should have stocked up in preparation. Was this the first busy holiday weekend they ever experienced? When a hotdog place runs out of hotdogs they would properly close until they are restocked. Get it together McDonalds!

We went thru the drive thru after 9p and it was backed up. You're not going to get pasties after…read more9p even during peak season so fast food is it. They moved the line pretty fast and our order was correct, fresh and had friendly service. I would recommend.

Asked for sauces at least 5 times and they gave us absolutely no sauce in the bag. very pissed now…read morewe have 14 mozzerella sticks with no sauce stupid fucks

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.

I should've went with my gut…read more I had to go back to my VRBO that had no food and heat up one of my kids Mac n cheese cups because I was so hungry since I couldn't finish my tacos. Although this place was recommended by many, it's because they haven't had actual authentic Mexican food. No fault of their own. In this economy, if you are going to charge over $20 per plate, you better get a better cook. I'm never usually this harsh, but I am very upset at our family spending $60 here. First off, if you have to come here, get the fajitas because they are hard to screw up and will at least be hot. Don't ask for salsa though to go with it. We were charged $5 extra. Very bland. Which is like??? We make salsa at home with three ingredients and it tastes better. Tomato, pepper and salt. I don't know what they are doing. Carne asada tacos came out cold. I asked for one taco to have nothing on it because my son likes carne. He hates ground beef so we can't go off the kids menu and they don't do ala cart for carne. Waitress got real stressed out that I asked for one of my three tacos to be plain. She was like they don't like substitutions. I'm like okay just make them all plain then, idk what to tell you?? That stressed her out more. And guess what, the kitchen did the one taco no problem. She was like oh they didn't mind. So you made us feel bad for no reason? Also she stated they were out of guacamole and my taco came with guac on it. Place was not clean. Windows were dirty. It needs a lot of work. Again, charging $20 a dish, dang. Rice has to be store bought. Prove me wrong and show me how you make it. Beans were good. Like other reviews said, they run out of food. No birria, no shredded chicken and when we left, they told people no carne. So what is left??? Jose must've stopped working here because best tacos in the area? Maybe in the past but not in the future. I'm giving 3/5 because my husband said fajitas were fine. My carne asada was 1/5. Also, not one person spoke Spanish. As a Mexican American family visiting here, the confusion of authentic was real. I would not spend your money here unless they bring cost down. Go to Clyde's and get a burger. I'm still thinking about it!

Popped in but unfortunately they do not serve the vegetarian one here. So went to the other…read morelocation. If the food here is as delicious as there then definitely worth the stop!

There are two Lehto's pasty places; one is in downtown St. Ignace, the other is further west on Hwy…read more2 just as you enter St. Ignace. We stopped at this one. The first thing you'll see are no less that 3 signs posted which read, "No public restroom". When a small business seems more concerned with preventing someone from using its restroom than with being hospitable to the people it hopes will come inside and spend money, it is a big no for me. I understand there can be legitimate reasons for restricting restroom access, but all the 'NO PUBLIC RESTROOM' signs just feel unnecessarily unwelcoming.

we ate here and every single item was wrong. It was a mess and tasted like gloop glop. Didn't know…read morewhat I was eating but it was not good. If it was Opposite Day this would have been the best experience of my life.

we ordered four tacos and they got every single one wrong. when we finally got the actually food,…read moreit was all liquidy and leaking out of the shells. I felt like I was eating food from the chum bucket. Not a good experience.

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.

The chicken sandwich is worth the ride, walk or taxi (house drawn). Great views, great place to get…read morewet bring your water shoes there are a lot of rocks. The fries are salty and great as a mid point snack on a ride. The food came quick and everyone was very nice. Cash or card (usually a cash discount). Tons of people were get soft service I ice cream cones too.

The only place to get food when biking on the other side of the Island! A monopoly of sorts but,…read morehey, stopping at Cannonball is nostalgic and a must. Once you start seeing the British Landing signs, you know that you are close to a treat and food refuel. This area on your stop is worth it. There is a small nature area that has bathrooms indoor. Nice views of the water and areas of history to read about. Ton of places to park your bike. Cannonball serves class American comfort foods such as fries, hamburgers, pretzels, corndogs, ice cream, and even fried pickles. My go-to is a corndog and fried pickles - biking 8 miles works up an appetite. Always been happy with my food. There is an order window to the right and pick-up window to the left. Staff are friendly and helpful. The time of waiting in line to getting food is efficient. Is it a little pricey? Of course, again, it is the only place to get food on that side of the Island. To the left and right of the Cannonball has a ton of picnic benches. Must-stop on your journey!