Food: We stayed at the breakers. The complimentary breakfast buffet was good! Hot and cold meal…read moreoptions. We ate dinner at the Club as well. Our food was very good and we all had clean plates! Ambiance: Not overly dressy. Views of the lake and beach. Good for families or date night. Service: Service was good each time we ate there. Attentive, friendly. It was a good experience!

We were staying at adjacent hotel and stopped at bar for a few drinks in the evening. My husband…read moreenjoyed a couple tasty craft brews they had on tap. At bartender Chris's suggestion I had a variation on a White Russian. It was the perfect after dinner drink. Chris also was friendly and chatty, kept water glasses full that I also appreciated. Setting very nice right on the water and quite low key as it's the off season. There was one loud female patron who had a potty mouth but you'll have that on your travels. Menu for food looked good but we had eaten earlier on our roadtrip.

Great food and service is always amazing, we come back here each time we come visit the islandread more

I think the Tilt'n Hilton is a staple of Hilton Beach. My husband and I come around for the summer…read moreevery few years or so, and we always find ourselves spending a lot more time at the Tilt'n Hilton than expected. Every time we've stopped by, someone greets us with a smile as we find our seats. As you get settled, someone comes by with a good drink, a steady joke or conversation and a menu... Things I've loved: - The food! The wings are fantastic, with so many different styles to choose from! We're used to having a hard time finding good vegetarian friendly fare.. not here! And in the summers, the white fish fry is perfect! Everything's definitely fresh, especially with the amount of care put into the large chunks of fish, still sweet from its freshness. The wings aren't over fried or overly buttery. No complaints. - The Onion Rings and the Cheese Stick basket. We have a strict no onion ring or fried things rule, except here. We don't walk away feeling sick because the breading is stale or too much or been sitting in the oil. And the little cheeseballs are just a surprising and delightful break from most fried Cheese arrangements. - The view. There's ample seating on the patio outside, with a great view of the marina. It's great people watching too! The park is right close by, so as kids run by to play, you can keep an eye on them. - The pool table! My dream is to learn how to hustle someone at pool... this is where I can practice. The dream may not happen for a long while, but we're getting there! - The people, the company! Everyone greets each other like old friends. Families sit out on the deck, until close, with people stopping by at tables to chat and catch up. It feels like home. It feels cozy. I love that we were there until close several times, and little kids all tired from running to the park, covered in ice cream were dozing off as parents caught up with aunties and uncles. No one had their eyes glued to their cellphones or were too busy catching up on email to catch up with each other. - The service. I don't mind that there's not someone glued to my elbow, asking at every second, are you ready? are you ready? It's paced, but not slow. It's comfortable, not rushed. We ordered wine once that we thought had turned, we felt bad complaining, but the wine wasn't charged and we drank something else. No one gave us any grief, no one accused us of lying. It's like sitting in your grandma's kitchen when your auntie asks you if you're okay. It's home-y. Things I didn't love: - The closing hour. I'm used to being in a place where things are open until at least 11pm. And it's so bright outside still when last call and food stops. I get it, it's the way of life, but I don't wanna go back yet! - The bathroom sign. Still managed to get lost. Tried to walk into the kitchen...

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.

While on vacation, we drove or biked past unassuming neighborhood- style waterfront bar in…read moreCedarville before we got the nerve to stop in and sit a spell. I am glad we did. The bartender was very welcoming, as were the others there. Expecting the strict Budweiser distributor style of beer list, I was delighted to find that some Oberon had made its way to that far corner of Michigan for the summer. We sat on the back porch that overlooked the municipal dock. It had been hastily surrounded in chicken wire to a height of 9 feet, and there was a large funnel strapped to some upright 2x4s with elastic cords. Yes, it was a water balloon launcher. The bartender told us we had just missed the annual Pirate Attack (usually the last weekend in July), where boats beach themselves in the reeds and cattails to attack the revelers on the porch. The water balloon launcher is used to drive them off. Apparently there is a lot of beer involved, in case you were wondering.

The less popular bar off the lobby, it very much so is a scene right out of clue with the woodgrain…read morefinishes. This bar, like the rest, has the big porch ale which is the Grand Hotels signature beer from bells. It's a milder ipa like a toned down yooper ale. Definitely should be the beer of choice if you are visiting one of the bars. But overall a decent time at this bar. Staff were nice and prompt. 3/5 would recommend to a friend for a drink in a murder mystery.

Delicious food! I had the Patty Melt with their famous Rum Runner, which is a frozen slushie type…read moredrink. They had a fun summertime topper of a pink pony duck to make your drink a "Quacktail" instead of a "Cocktail". FUN! Sit outside if possible for their gorgeous view of the water!!

I brought my mother here for Mother's Day, and I'm really glad I did. Our waiter was very friendly…read moreand greeted us with a smile every time he came to the table. He even wished my mom a happy Mother's Day before taking our order, which was a nice touch. We started with the Street Corn Nachos as an appetizer, then ordered a pulled pork sandwich and a grilled portobello mushroom sandwich, both with fries on the side (an additional $4 each). This was an excellent place to bring my mom since she's vegetarian, and the restaurant had plenty of vegetarian-friendly options. The food was excellent, especially the nachos -- the queso was amazing. The restaurant also gives you a lot of customization options, like swapping chips for fries for an extra $4 or adding protein to the nachos for an additional charge. That said, while the nachos were really good, they were still $18 without any protein, which honestly felt overpriced for chips, cheese, and vegetables. We came during lunch service, and overall the food, service, and view made for a great experience. However, it is definitely on the expensive side. Most entrees seemed to range from around $20-30. Still, if you're willing to spend a little more for quality food, generous portions, and a great atmosphere, it's definitely worth visiting.

I love this little bar. The drinks are strong and the prices are good. They do not serve food but…read morehave an assortment of crunchy snacks. The owner is always nice and fun to talk to. The hours are a bit inconsistent making it hard to make plans to go. The phone doesn't get answered much. It's a bar you go to when you happen to be passing by and the sign is on. The wood stove in the cold season works great and gives this place some character.

The owner, Dave, was incredibly kind and helpful when visiting his bar. The bar was cozy and drinks…read morewere reasonably priced. My friends and I were visiting from Grand Rapids, and definitely will stop by the next time we're up in the Cheboygan area! We all bought matching "Thirsty's bar" hats and they are worth every penny. 10/10 experience this bar EATS

Love being here and all the history of the place just brings memories to life everyday!!!read more

Great local watering hole in a cozy atmosphere that hits all the right notes. Great food including…read morefish baskets and one of the very best burgers in the state, seriously! Servers are friendly and always as attentive as they have time to be.

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.

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