I laugh when people walk into a place like this and try to treat it like something it's not. It's a…read morelocals bar, no food, dark enough inside to make a few mistakes and cheap enough to be ok with drinking that one last shot (or two) that puts you over the edge. It's a place that will make you feel good that you can leave, and it's a bar that will not make you feel bad if you stay. But don't expect it to be more than what it is.

This bar was mildly better than I had expected after learning about the dark past it holds. A…read morerelatively dimly lit dive bar with a pool table, jukebox, and plenty of bar seats open. I accidentally received something called a Malibu sunset, and while I'm not sure what all was in it, it wasn't good. I usually love Malibu but it tasted watered down and kind of bitter. The staff was subpar but did what they needed to do, service is nothing worth nothing. If you're a guy, you may have a fun time here. If you're a woman and in a small group or alone, this place seems like the type of joint you'd find yourself in trouble at- best to avoid.

Drunken idiot came out ready to fight Cuz I took a photo of…read moremarquee Great signage and exterior Lot of trash in the city tho

The bartender was incredibly rude and unwilling to make basic mixed shots like a Green Tea shot…read more When told it had sour mix in it he asked "what's sour mix?" He seemed bothered by our presence. I would not recommend visiting Reggie's.

A spot with a true community feel. The restaurant has a classic, casual sports-bar-style layout and…read moredecor that makes it feel immediately comfortable. The moment you walk in, you get that warm "local crowd where everyone knows everyone" kind of atmosphere, and our server was absolutely sweet and attentive. They have a very few decent vegetarian options on the menu. I ordered the black bean burger,, and it was excellent, tasted incredibly fresh and had a perfect, satisfying crunch to it. The fries were also good. For dessert, we tried the deep-fried cookie dough.. It was okay, just a bit too tough on the bite for my liking. Overall, it's a fantastic local gem with a great relaxed vibe, friendly service, and fresh food. Definitely worth checking out!

What a fun local tavern. Definitely a come as you are establishment. Be ready for a lively…read moreatmosphere. Great place to visit with friends or family. Probably not for large groups as it is a relatively small establishment. We might have been the only non-locals there on the night we visited. Lucky to find two seats. This place is k ind of like the Cheers Bar. Everyone knows everyone. Wonderful staff. Very friendly. Delicious burgers and great service. Lots of TVs to watch whatever game you're into. Street parking available.

Excellent huge burger and the fry order was enough for 2 people. Eating in my vehicle is not what i…read morelike to do, but the outdoor seating was very limited, with only 2 tables. They were busy for sure, but a good burger is worth it.

Great burgers. Huge portions. The single is more than enough. We will definitely be back.read more

We had great food and service. The burgers and pizza was delicious . Look forward to coming back…read moresoon.

Nice bar, friendly staff. Highlight of sugar island! Easy to find. Rustic decor. Good…read moreselection of beer.

Not much has changed at the Cozy Inn since I visited two years ago. The inside still clean and in…read moregood repair. I love how the floors are made of hard word from a bowling alley. The waitress was very friendly and hustled - despite the fact we were not regulars. The food came out on pace for a busy afternoon. The menu is still the same. Broad enough for everyone to find something to eat. Prices are reasonable with moderately large portion sizes. The fish is still very good. The onion rings are a bit crunchy and oily. The Cole slaw is tasty and mayo based. I thought the chicken tenders were a bit tough though cooked thoroughly. Cozy doesn't take credit cards still and serves bottled iced tea - in case you wanted to know. Overall...a good place in Brimley to dine in. Not been disappointed in the two trips we've made.

Wife and I ordered two whitefish dinners. The whitefish didn't taste fresh and the proportion size…read morea disappointment especially for $20.00. Both ordered bake potatoes and both baked potatoes were cold. The dinner didn't come with a bun or salad just a small portion of coleslaw. Service was great but slow as one waitress was tasked to run all tables so it seemed. The establishment is clean, plenty of seating and parking and even had a little bar to belly up to. Also cash or check only as they do not take cards, there is an ATM.

You know whwn you're in a tourist town and you eat at a restaurant right in the main downtown area…read moreamd afterwards you think, "that place must only stay in business because of its location"? Well, that is not the case with this place. We stopped in for a late lunch after a 3-mile kayak tour and we somehow managed to get a table immediately. They were extremely busy, but our server was efficient and attentive. Everything was clean and our drinks and food were excellent. I had the bruschetta checken and i was sorely tempted to lick my plate to get every bit of it. We also bought a souvenir for my brother: a shirt that says, "we support pour decisions".

Needed a place to eat and found the Broken Spoke! The place next door had an hour wait, so we…read morechecked out the Broken Spoke. The wait was about 15-20 minutes - so much better of a wait time! I like the theme and vibe of the place - the play on bikes and name of the restaurant is perfect. Decor is bike themed but not overly done. Rustic and laid back. Our waitress was excellent - very friendly and attentive. All staff were wearing masks. Good drink menu in addition to food. A lot of small plate options but the portion sizes of the small plates could feed at least 2-4 people. I went with sweet potato fries and steak tender bites - delicious! The dipping sauces for the fries had three different options - sweet/savory, loved trying each one. The sweet potato fries were not mushy and had a good crunch. The steak was cooked to perfection - I asked for medium and I got medium! Everyone seemed happy with their food. Restrooms were downstairs. Nice dining option in the city - only con there was no outdoor seating. Picking up on social media - looks like this place used to be Huron St. Pub & Grill not sure if it was a re-branding or new owners. Either way, I hope Broken Spoke is here to stay on the island!

I love bars like this. I was on a trip with one of my friends. We decided to try the Keyhole…read moreafter another restaurant did not no meet our expectations. (I wanted to go to the Keyhole as my first choice but was overruled) I had the steak hoagie with onion rings, and he had the white fish dinner. Both were very good. We sat at the bar to eat and the bartender was great. The food was delivered quickly and there were lots of TVs to watch as you ate. I will be going back next time I am in Mackinaw City!

The inside feels like a dive bar, less grungy and more clean though. Our server was rude when…read moreasking about the menu, acted like we were dumb for asking. Outside of that came around often to check on us. The food was above average 7/10, if you come get the fish. The Parmesan crusted walleye was pricey but big and cooked perfectly. However, the Parmesan made the fish a little one note. Outside of the fish the other food doesn't raise above any other pub food.

Food and service was amazing. Basil the Jamaican cook is always fun. Tried to convince him to get a…read morejerk chicken on the menu....haha.

Absolutely would NOT recommend this place. We only stopped here because most places in the…read moresurrounding area were already closed on Sunday, and unfortunately, it was a terrible experience from start to finish. The atmosphere was extremely uncomfortable. Some of the customers were openly racist, repeatedly shouting the N-word, including the hard R. The way they stared at me and my group made us feel genuinely unsafe and unwelcome. It was disgusting to witness, and nobody should have to feel uncomfortable or unsafe just trying to go out to eat. To make the experience even worse, everyone in our group ended up feeling sick after eating the food. Between the racist atmosphere and the food leaving all of us feeling ill, this was easily one of the worst dining experiences we've had. If you're staying in Carp Lake or visiting the surrounding Northern Michigan area, I would strongly recommend eating somewhere else. We went in simply looking for a place to eat and left feeling uncomfortable, disgusted, and sick. I would never recommend this place to anyone.

Stopped in on a visit to town - came in just as it opened in the evening. Extremely friendly staff,…read morereally good drinks, and all well priced. Will 100% come back next time we're in town! Also - ask for a Colorado Bulldog. Coke, milk, Kahlua, and Vodka...like a boozy root beer float!

This establishment was so so, but we really didn't know what to expect. We visited this weekend,…read moreand knew that they had live music playing so we scheduled it near the end of our night out. Coming in, we found the place dark and packed, many people discussing consuming cocaine which was off putting. I went to the bar to get drinks, and the bartender was out of the first four items I asked for, so I had to settle for a different drink. When paying for the drinks, the bartender let me know it was cash for under $10, and didn't tell me until after she opened the drinks and was lucky I had cash on me. Overall, I don't think I'd be back. It's a pretty fairly sketchy place and not somewhere I'd want to be alone as a woman.