This place was the only love we ate at on Washington island and it was such a cute hole in the…read morewall! My garden salad with blackened fish was delicious, just a little pricey but it seems like everything on Washington island is expensive so it's nothing against this place. The service was okay, we had a big group so I know that is hard and it slowed things down a lot and our checks weren't right either but I can understand how different checks are tricky in that instance. I would come back!

The restaurant was actually closed, but their outdoor, The Granary, area was open…read more The environment was very relaxed, welcoming, and comfortable. The service was good. The good was very generous in portion and tasty. We shared a whitefish basket (a local delicacy). There was even a selection of draft beers available.

Mel and Sarah were attentive, engaging, and personable bartenders. 4th of July crowd was full, but…read morethey made the experience welcoming. Loved my time there.

We came back because we had such fun the first time. Great bartender then. We missed her by a day!…read moreWe were going to have drinks and of course the Bitters Club. The bartender, I use that term loosely, was pathetic. She only had time for her friends. Hubs tried to order a local beer, she acted like she didn't even know what beer was. She couldn't give us the time of day. Then she charged me $49. For 2 beers???? WTH. Then she did realize mistake. This is a grand Hall, but she was THE most pathetic excuse for an employee. The date 9-16-2026. Four friends from Hellinois.

Such a cute spot.... Vintage linens, porch, art and delicious drinks. Raspberry smoothie hit the…read morespot. Considerate service.

Excellent food and coffee, cute place! Great service. The southwest burrito may have been the best…read moreI've ever had - so yummy!

Some of the BEST restaurant hash browns I have ever had, my husband and I both agree and we have…read morehad hash browns at plenty of restaurants all over the country. Perfectly crispy, full of potato flavor and not oil, and done traditional The vanilla bean french toast was also delicious with house made vanilla syrup. Wish I was in town longer to try more of their menu!! Space was cute and clean. Service was decent, friendly enough and we were seated immediately which was surprising because it was a Saturday and graduation weekend!!

Ok breakfast spot in manistique. Service was good and food came out quick. Coffee was good. We…read moreordered a cinnamon roll which was ok - the icing on top was tasty but too thick. The breakfast burrito was very greasy - it was decent. We also had the sausage and gravy which I liked and my husband did not - it's more of a pepper based sausage and gravy. I also had eggs, hashbrowns, and toast. Hashbrowns were decent but oily. The homemade raspberry jam was delicious.

A must breakfast spot in Sturgeon Bay. I was so happy when they ordered this location, as it is…read morewalking distance from downtown compared to their original location on the highway more south of town. LOVE their skillets. Cute little cafe, not a lot of seating, but the service is fast and efficient. Never a long wait. Great views of the water. A good stop after the farmer's market on a Saturday morning!

I was a little disappointed with this restaurant. Only two servers for the whole restaurant and no…read morebussers and these two servers were busting their butts keeping up with everyone coming in. So I give them credit for that. However, the food was ok. The kitchen I'm sure was also short-staffed, so it did take a while to get our food. They absolutely need more staff and more organization. But the pricing was fair. Just overall eh.

Good food, fun spot, nice staff. It's small but run well. We'll definitely stop if we're in the…read morearea again.

After getting off the Washington Island Ferry, we plugged Jackson Harbor Soup into the GPS and…read moreheaded across the island for lunch. It definitely feels like you're heading out into the middle of nowhere -- but keep going! It's worth it. This is such a cute, casual, family-owned spot right near Jackson Harbor. You order inside at the counter and then grab a table either inside or outside. We chose to sit outside, and with the beautiful view of the harbor, it was the perfect place to enjoy our soup and sandwiches. We relaxed over lunch while watching the ferries travel back and forth between Washington Island and Rock Island State Park. Kids can play, you can wander along the water, and everything just feels peaceful and unhurried -- exactly how lunch on an island should feel. If you're looking for something fancy, this isn't it. But if you want good food, fresh air, beautiful scenery and a peaceful little slice of Washington Island, Jackson Harbor Soup is absolutely worth the drive!

A weekday morning found us back at the beach and a stop at Rosy's. Rosy has since retired and the…read morecurrent owners seem to be improving year over year. The restaurant is still small and at 10 am- full! We had a larger party of 6 and luckily the waitress asked a couple (no food yet) to please move from the 6-seater they were at to a 4-seater, as we were ready to say "uncle" and leave without ordering. Back in the day, Rosy would have never let 2 people sit at a table for 6. As for the food- the giant pancake was a standout. Huge and thick and yummy! Loaded with butter and syrup the entire table ate pieces of it. I had a cheeseburger and fries, it was good- not special but ok. I think the hash remains a favorite of my fellow diners. You can now get hash everyday (back in Rosy's time- it was a twice a week treat). Service is overall a bit slow- but cooking space is limited and they were busy- so it was expected. It's still a cash only business. So bring your dollars, patience, and an appetite!

Literally cured my hangover, I was thinking about wearing sunglasses into the restaurant…read morebeforehand. Bearded chef, you have saved my morning and long drive home. My server w bangs and glasses was super kind, funny, spunky, and efficient! Same with the younger lady w the fancy highlights. Adorable interior that's very cozy, would be a regular spot for me if I was a local. Ordered one surprisingly big pancake, American fries, a BLT w fries, a side of gravy, tea, and water. Killer breakfast for 28.32.

They are only open until 2PM today…read more One of the few places open in downtown Escanaba. The chicken salad sandwich sounded so good. Cozy interior. I really like the tin roofs at many places in the UP.

Out of business. Owners were remodeling and ran out of money. Closed permanently. : (read more

Stopped here on the way to Washington Island for a to go order. The house coffee and the house…read moreAfrican cinnamon drip were great. Better yet was the cinnamon roll and the blueberry scone! Definitely will return here!

Cute spot with a nice patio. Friendly and helpful staff. We got a chocolate croissant and spinach…read morecroissant and they were both delicious! I also got the mango smoothie and it was unique and amazing! I will say they do not have breakfast sandwiches, which is what we specifically went for - if you're going, just make sure it's for pastries.

Very cute little store. We went to see what they had. The two lady's working were very friendly…read moreand offered up some suggestions. We did get a piece of cherry pie. So yummy delicious. I got a few other items. To taste at home. They have a wide variety of local made products. Worth the stop. And the pie. We did not wait we got in the car and ate it so fast it was one of the better ones in the area.

We grabbed one slice of cherry pie before we went on the ferry. It was so good that on the way home…read morewe grabbed an entire pie! Cute little shop with a case of baked goods that all looked amazing and shelf stable products as well. The ladies behind the counter were friendly and gracious. A must do for sure if you are searching for the best cherry pie in DC!