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.

I sayed at the Inn for a night during my work travel in the UP. The room was cozy, clean and…read morecomfortable. The room didn't have a bathroom, so I used one down the hallway, which was totally fine. The food service downstairs in the restaurant was slow, inconsistent and a little strange. The food was just okay, however the best food item was the French onion soup. I am giving 4 stars overall, because this property is most likely the best place in the area.

Stopped here for a late lunch while traveling through the area. Small local diner with friendly…read morestaff and delicious food. Husband had the hot turkey sandwich which was served in homemade white bread with homemade mashed potatoes and gravy. I had the white fish basket. We shared a strawberry rhubarb pie. Everything was fresh and delicious. I recommend stopping in if you are in the area.

Stopped for breakfast on a cold Saturday morning. One friendly waitress working and she was…read moredefinitely busy! Husband got the ham and cheese omelette with hash-browns and devoured it. I got a classic breakfast with american fries. It was good but nothing to write home about. Coffee was hot!

It was my first time here visiting Newberry from out of town…read more.. I ordered a cheeseburger with grilled onions and kettle chips. Burger arrived hot and juicy with a warm toasted bun and tasted very good. Service was friendly and prompt, even though it was a busy Friday night. I would definitely stop back again next time I'm visiting Newberry

Great food, friendly service and convenient place to stop for our day trip. We had fish n chips…read moreand the wet burrito. Both were very good. Family friendly atmosphere.

We stayed at RoamInn and we were too tired to go out for food. It turned out to be one of the…read morewonderful meals I had in the UP. Everything was delicious. Some dishes were on a salty side, but overall amazing meal. The service was great. We had Cassie on the first night and Jamie on the second night. They're both wonderful even though it's super packed. I got a lot of local tips. The place was nice and cute. It's somewhat small inside, but outside seating was better anyway (of course the view!). We had more than positive experiences here both at RoamInn and Tracey's. We will definitely be back.

This top rated spot deserves its rating. We ate dinner here our first night in Munising. It is…read moredefinitely a gem. Cute decor and friendly staff set the vibe. Shout out to Eve, our server, who was awesome. She stopped by a few times during our meal to check on us and offered some great suggestions on the food, drinks, and potential fun activities during our stay. The food was fantastic. I had fish and chips and my wife had the potato chip whitefish. Both were incredible. We each had a drink. My wife had a glass of wine and I got the coffee old fashioned. Let me tell you, that old fashioned, you've got to get it. It was like eating a bite of Cherry pie with a sip of good coffee. Tracey's is hands down THE dinner spot in Munising. Don't miss out on it.

Had the turkey n gravy plate. Was fantastic!! Beer is good too!!…read more Dont forget to tip your servers!!

I was a bit put off from our approach to the inn, when three of the cooks were out back getting…read morehigh when we walked over from the hotel, only to appear in the kitchen as we stood waiting to be seated. We'd already eaten dinner, so thought we'd sample desserts. Their Biscoff cheesecake needs to be described as deconstructed because a bowl of whipped cream atop a small scoop of cheesecake with a dollop of Biscoff paste does not look like what a person visualizes when they order cheesecake. The peanut butter pie wasn't pie (it's served cold in a skillet, which just seems odd) and its flavor was mostly sugar & not enjoyable. The carrot cake was good and there's a large serving (three people could split this and feel happy). The restaurant is warm and inviting, feeling more like a homey cabin than a restaurant. Though our water was never refilled, and the waitress wasn't very friendly, it was nice to get out of the hotel for an hour. This place could be amazing (no renovations needed!) if the staff made guests feel more welcome and the menu and some of the dishes get a makeover.

Place is great food is excellent. Service was excellent. Very good restaurant and bar. I definitely…read morerecommend it.

This place was a regular dining spot for us before the pandemic shut everything down. The food was…read morealways a little better than expected and we returned regularly. The food has not been as good lately. On the last 3 visits my wife and I both left a little disappointed in our meal. We avoid the place now. We're just tired of being let down. They do have a nice pub with cold beer and pool tables. It's a nice spot to stop for a cold drink but don't expect too much out of the kitchen and you won't leave disappointed. I'd stick with burgers and deep-fried stuff myself if I had to select something from the menu. We're hopeful that things improve and if there is a change that we hear about, I'll report back with an update.

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.

We met some friends here this morning. We all agreed we'd driven by this spot many times but hadn't…read morestopped. We also agreed that had been a mistake. This is a hidden gem on US-2 just west of M117. There are a few booths, tables for four and tables for two. Very cozy. Great place for kids (one girl was coloring a page they gave her). The crowd as quite varied. Older couples, older friends, families, and bikers. And us. The menu has all the usual breakfast fare. Omelets with unique names and flavor. Breakfast specials. Full lunch menu too. Everything we four had was delicious. Great home-cooked dishes here for sure. Service is super-friendly. They work hard here as you'd expect. As such, we tipped well. Make it a point to stop by, friends. You'll be glad you did.

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

Open Thursday-Sunday. Breakfast was okay. It took 35+ minutes to get our food (there were only 3…read moretables including us). Menu offered a decent selection.

We stayed in Curtis for 3 days and the Curtis Cafe was never open despite all published information…read moreindicating they would be.

Stopped in for a quick afternoon snack with my husband. Sat at the bar and quickly greeted. Husband…read moregrabbed a beer and diet coke for me. Restaurant was bright and staff were very friendly! We order the smoked chicken wings, side of mac and cheese and the spinach artichoke dip. The wings were delicious, crispy and great smoked flavor. Great selection of BBQ sauces. Mac and cheese was to die for, cheesy and warm. Highly recommend stopping in for a bite

Best Brisket I have ever seen or tasted! I had the brusque quesadillas and my wife had the brisket…read moredinner. Wonderful!