Where’s Your Favorite Place To Eat or Drink in Northern Michigan?
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(Above) Mackinac Island – Outdoor Dining – Click on photos to enlarge.
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Do you have a favorite place to eat or drink in Northern Michigan?
Let us know some of the places in Northern Lower Michigan where you’ve eaten a great meal or enjoyed a cup of coffee or a beer or wine or cocktail. Is it a great item on the menu that brings you back? Or the setting or atmosphere? Or something else? Faint praise won’t do. Let everybody know everything about what a great place this is…
Best Up North Fan Favorite: Horn’s Gaslight Bar & Restaurant … Let us know your favorite…
Every meal is an event.
In 1904, Stonecliffe mansion was built as a summer cottage for Michael Cudahy, an immigrant from Kilkenny, Ireland. With the help of his brothers, Edward and Patrick Cudahy, Michael established the Cudahy Meat Packing Company in South Omaha, Nebraska. The Cudahy Chophouse, named after the mansions original owner shares Michael’s passion for steak.
The Famous Pink Pony
Cawthorne’s Village Inn — formerly the Village Inn, established in 1981 — is Grand Hotel’s newest casual dining option. Located on Hoban Street and just a block off Mackinac’s Main Street, Cawthorne’s is open year round and features seasonally changing menus. Choices include the signature planked whitefish, special selections using Michigan products, several organic dishes; and favorite of hotel guests, the Grand Pecan Ball. The street-side patio is the perfect place for summertime drinks, lunch or dinner.
Woods Restaurant will close for the season following dinner on Sunday, October 8.
A casual restaurant/bar just a short walk down Grand Hill. Serving lunch, dinner, and beverages inside and outside. Televisions and live music. Overnight guests of Grand Hotel on the Modified American Plan or Full American Plan receive a $20.00 per adult credit towards the food portion of their dinner bill. There is tipping at The Gate House. Check the 
One of the most delightful and scenic settings on Mackinac Island to enjoy luncheon or a late afternoon snack. Tour this historic site and relax afterwards with a delicious meal and exceptional view of downtown Mackinac Island and the harbor. Admission to Fort Mackinac is required. A visit to Fort Mackinac includes a self-guided tour of the Fort, seeing 1780’s soldiers demonstrate rifle firings and a cannon salute over the harbor. For more information about Fort Mackinac visit click 
Located on the first tee of 
New for 2013 we are excited to introduce Sadie’s Ice Cream Parlor, named after Sadie who was awarded “Best in Show” at the 2010 Westminster Dog Show, and owned by hotel proprietors Mr. and Mrs. Musser. The perfect new addition to America’s Summer Place opened May 3rd, 2013 and features 24 delicious flavors from 
Enjoy a casual lunch or dinner or pedal on in for a quick snack at the Cannonball Inn at Historic British Landing on your next trip exploring Michigan’s Crown Jewel.
Chefs Keith, Erika and Jason cater all of Lake View’s banquet needs for up to 125 guests on-site in Lake View Hotel’s banquet facilities. Click on any of the menu links for available menu selections and current prices for Weddings & Banquets, Group Tours and School Groups.
During the day you can sing along with the piano. At night, it’s a great place to watch or participate in the eclectic dancing scene with islanders, summer workers, tourists and conventioneers. Visit the 
Adorned in honor of its champion thoroughbred namesake, Seabiscuit Café is a quaint, yet widely popular, watering hole in the heart of downtown Mackinac Island.