Perfect placement just off the dock and a nice View. Prices were good and the staff was polite and…read moregot my order done quickly. It is nice that they had veggie options for my wife. Next time on the island I will stop by again, for a reasonably priced snack.

Great food and views of the water! We had the burger and hot dog - both were yummy. Easy to lay out…read moreon the ground for some sunshine after you eat your lunch too!

BEST DONUTS!! We walked from Mission Point and it was a great view. Well worth it once we arrived…read more The donuts are like cider donuts but better (who knew that's possible). Great with coffee. We had some left over and ate the rest the next morning along the water. You stop here during one of the carriage tours as well so take the time to bring donuts off the island with you too. It's that good.

BEST. DONUTS. EVER…read more I am a HUGE fan of cake donuts and the donuts at Feed Bag did not let me down! Tucked away in Surrey Hills, The Feed Bag offers various donuts, hot dogs, nachos and other snacks to hold you over throughout your Mackinac Island visit. I've been to Mackinac Island a handful of times and I am constantly trying to find new places to visit and explore. After a 3 hour hike and my boyfriend complaining he was hungry (no surprise there!), I led us to The Feed Bag. my boyfriend is not the biggest donut fan, but he hasn't stopped talking about the donuts here in the weeks since! So fresh. So warm and comforting. My usual is a plain cake donut, but the real stand out here is the cake donut with sprinkles and a light amount of frosting. Tastes like Fruity Pebbles! The workers here were courteous and welcoming, just like all islanders are. Highly recommend stopping in for donuts on your next visit! It's a short walk from Grand Hill!

If you are looking for an affordable option then this is the place to eat. They have a few…read moredifferent burger options and sides. My husband got a burger and paid an additional $5 for a medium fry with a drink to make it a meal. I ordered a burger with cheese and an order of chilli cheese fries. The chilli was spicy for me and I had my husband try it and he agreed. He said it was spicier than his spicy burger but he loves spicy. He ended up taking the fries with the chilli because the order was massive for one person to eat anyway. They did have a back area where we fit our wagon which was really nice. They also have high chairs. They have a big bathroom with a changing table for children. Overall this is a pretty good place to eat and super cheap. Its not fine dining, its just a nice sit down fast food.

This place is a great stop to get a quick bite to eat on the island. You order at the counter, pick…read moreup your food from there, and choose your own seat. They have a lot of booth seating, mostly for 2-4 people, some bigger tables, and a small patio on the water. You clean up your own food as well. Service was super quick and food was nice and warm! Love that they have vegetarian options too. They also have a Coke freestyle machine!

Fancy, good service and ambience. Good wine and good food…read more You can't miss this place if you visit Mackinac island Make sure you call ahead of time to reserve the restaurant and the ride

The Woods Restaurant was one of our favorite places to eat on the island. The food was delicious,…read moreour server was excellent, and the location was incredible. We had to take a taxi to get there since it's so far on the other side of the island from the main street. It was about a 20 minute ride. The restaurant has a fun vintage bowling alley on the side, which was really cool. For food, they start you out with pretzel bread. It was awesome. I got the schnitzel. My wife got the goulash which was really good. You won't regret coming here.

The Main Dining Room at the Grand Hotel is a special place to eat. The atmosphere is very…read moreimpressive. You feel very special while you're there. We did not make a reservation and we were able to walk right in without a wait on a Friday night. The restaurant is so incredibly big it accommodates a lot of people. We had both breakfast and dinner there and here are our thoughts. Dinner: this is a five course meal. There was so much food. I felt like I couldn't even finish it. I really loved the bison meatballs a lot. The Sweet Corn & Charred Poblano soup was fantastic. Unfortunately the prime rib was just OK. The prime rib at the Jockey club is way better. The cheesecake dessert was extremely disappointing. Our server was excellent and made it a great experience. Dinner here is extremely expensive so I would do it once and go somewhere else for dinner on other nights. Breakfast: Our server was terrible and we ended up getting her both mornings we were there. For the extreme amount of money we are paying to eat here. It really just made the experience terrible. The first day we ordered off the menu and I got orange juice. The waiter gave me one small glass and we never saw her again. The next day I did the buffet and was able to refill my own orange juice multiple times. it's just silly how terrible we were neglected. The breakfast was good, but too overpriced.

This was my first time staying at the Grand Hotel and I was excited for the meals in the dining…read moreroom. The required dress code makes it an elevated experience, and the staff are all so attentive and on top of things. We opted for the dining package that includes breakfast and dinner, so we enjoyed several meals here. Each night features a different menu for the dinner: red, green, or yellow. The dinners are five courses and you are encouraged to choose an item for each course, but you don't have to (many of the kids in our party only ordered appetizers and mains). On the first night, I had shrimp cocktail, French onion soup, herb-crusted prime rib, and the German chocolate cake. The prime rib was my favorite although it was a bit too salty. The second night I opted for the butter poached lobster roll, tuscan sausage and kale soup, little gem Caesar, crab crusted walleye, and the famous pecan ball for dessert. My favorite was the lobster roll - it was a small portion, but so delicious and the lobster was perfectly cooked. Overall, the dinner food was all good to very good. Seasoned pretty well, cooked nicely, and super impressive with the mass quantities of food that they put out every single day. The dinners took two hours, but I never felt that the pacing was off and things moved along well. We also dined here for breakfast twice - they have a breakfast buffet as well as an a la carte menu which is included. I enjoyed the egg white bowl for breakfast one morning, and then the buffet the next day. I do wish there were some kind of vegetables/veggie dishes on the breakfast buffet but that's just me.

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!

We decided to stop here for lunch on a busy Tuesday afternoon in July. We were pretty hungry after…read morespending the day enjoying the carriage tours and island tour, so we were ready for a good meal! Our group ordered the Pulled Pork Sandwich, Derby Burger, and Triple Crown Club, all of which came with a side of chips. The food was tasty, and the service was excellent. Despite it being a busy afternoon, everything went smoothly. If you're hungry and looking for a good lunch spot, definitely give Seabiscuit a try! We enjoyed our experience and would happily come back.

This is a neat little bar that is just off the main drag. This is a good thing because it tends…read moreto not be as crowded They have a nice selection of beer and liquor so this is a good place to relax and get away from the hustle and bustle of the drag.

Dogs allowed on the patio. They have screens to come down and block the rain and bugs, heaters and…read morefans. The food is good and service friendly. The pimento cheese bake app was really rich. Could feed a group of 6! The rib burger was one of the best thing we had the whole trip! The ahi tuna salad is a pass. Even though there were a lot of fresh ingredients - it really didn't have flavor. The ahi tuna by itself was good but the rest was bland. The soups are also not so good. We enjoyed the Bistro on the Green more.

This was our first meal on Mackinac Island, and it was pretty good. Maybe it was just because I…read morefinally got a chance to decompress after all the travel, shuttling to and fro, and hubbub that comes with getting settled onto an island. But after a day of stress, our experience was very nice and relaxing, in comparison. Our server was probably the best part of the meal: He was attentive but not too much so. I felt like I needed some red meat, so it was the steak frites for me. The fries were good and the steak was good, too. I probably have steak like once a year, so I'm not the best person to tell you whether a steak is good or not. But I dug it. They have a kids menu here, with kid favorites like hot dogs, cheeseburger and chicken tenders. Since we were on an island and feeling fancy, we got the kids Shirley Temples, which was their first time having that beverage. I got wine. In the summer, they open up the doors and all the fresh lake air blows into the restaurant, and it's nice. They also have patio seating, too, if you want to sit outside.

This is a historic fort located in the island. I would suggest this is your first attraction. Two…read morereasons to visit first - it has a back gate connect to the remaining attractions and the elevation different for easy climb to remain attractions in the island. The ticket can be purchased at bottom entrance. The elevation different is 150 feet from ticket booth to entrance. From sea level is 320 feet. The fort has 20 point of interest. That includes store house, bathhouse, reading room, block house, old hospital, gun platform and more. The experience includes dress up historic solder uniforms. There are several buildings that can be explored. That includes some film explaining the fort. This historic British military fort is important high point in the island. Now it is important tourists attraction and historic center.

Fort Mackinac is worth the visit. It is one of the best preserved 19th century military sites in…read morethe country. The fort is staffed by energetic college students and reenactors who are dedicated to educating the public about life at Fort Mackinac. It includes a wash house, a commissary, barracks, a hospital, and officers quarters. Inside the soldier's barrracks there is also a very well done museum dedicated to the early settlers and Anishnaabeck peoples. Its view over the harbor is impressive, and there is a restaurant where you can have lunch if you'd like. It is definitely worth a visit if you are anywhere near Mackinac Island.