I've been here a few times and everything has been delicious. Great food with an even better…read moremission statement--they employ adults with developmental disabilities and cognitive impairments. So please support them! Their restaurant is in a historic depot too which makes it even cooler! Atmosphere: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Food: 5/5 Value: 5/4

Very cute restaurant right by the train station and on the water. Friendly atmosphere and a perfect…read moreplace for a quick lunch. The Tomato Bisque was perfect for this snowy day and the Adult Grilled Cheese paired perfectly. (The bacon jam is a perfect sweet and tangy additive!). Well done After 26 Depot Cafe!

Service stands out; kind and caring customer service at the entrance. Comfortable and clean…read moreambiance. A little hipsterish and organized environment. I had the avo toast and matcha latte to begin with. It was perfect. Yummy roasted veggies and perfect toast. I plan to visit and try out more of the menu soon.

It was so good the first time we drove through that we drove out of our way to go again on our way…read morehome. Great coffee, albeit, expensive. You'll be charged for half n half and speciality milks. The food was delicious. We got the flatbread chicken bbq pizza and roasted salad. Both were great and we would order them again. Very clean, well lit, and plenty of tables. When this place gets busy, they get busy. So avoid Sunday if you don't want to wait. It will take awhile to get your food when they're packed. They seem to run with very few staff. The kitchen is out in the open so you can see and hear everything that goes on. So you hear the daily frustrations of a busy kitchen. It seems very hipster at first glance, they don't allow conceal weapons, lots of progressive events, vegan options, but its customers are normal, hometown folks. You'll likely fit right in.

Gave me a table right by the window so I could see the lake. The special was country fried steak…read moreand it was easily the best I've ever eaten and I get it often for breakfast. My waitress was great and I got refills on coffee. Highly recommend.

Won't be back, and I suggest you all avoid this place also…read more Restaurant So we're seated in the far corner next to the swamp, not waterfront, swamp. The walls were dirty. The windows were dirty. We had a good view of snakes and spiders and just a swamp. Service Like a lot of people are saying the wait staff here at this place is definitely rough. Not nice. Don't seem to really be too interested in customer service. That should've been the tip for us to leave right then. Food We both got the ribeye sandwich. It really should've been called a grilled cheese sandwich with grease that tastes like meat. You can see in the pictures. This is what they served us. This is what they were proud of. This is what they're saying bring the family home is their motto? For what, a greasy grilled cheese that taste like crap for $18.99 and you gotta pay $4 dollars more to get fries. We took a couple of bites and then we brought it home. And then we threw it away. Cost So here's the end of it. $18.99 for each sandwich. They weren't worth much more than five bucks. If that. Then you have to pay more for fries. And four dollars for an iced tea. I'm attaching our bill... 52 bucks plus tip out the door. Let's just say it was pretty much 52 bucks. I didn't tip much on this gig. Summary Waterfront restaurant is a swamp and not Lake Cadillac as you would expect. Customer service that is lacking for sure Food just sucks and not even worth the cost at all. They obviously don't care about keeping their restaurant clean or about serving food that customers actually like and they're proud to serve. $52 for two sandwiches and two drinks. We are locals here to Cadillac and I will never stop foot in this place again. We've been here once before and we left because we didn't even have anybody come and wait on us after we were seated. I don't know why we went back this time, but we won't be going again. I suggest all you people coming up here to enjoy the great up north don't spoil your vacation by stopping in to Burke's Waterfront.

I wish I had more pics for this one, Birch & Maple is an incredible Northern Michigan spot; their…read morebrunch is unmatched! Their service is so friendly and you truly feel taken care of and get some of those hometownesque vibes. Every dish here is fantastic and is a solid portion size! The chicken and waffles is one of my favorites, the chicken is perfectly crispy & the Bourbon Maple Toffee is a unique topping that makes this dish taste phenomenal! This is 100% a must visit Northern Michigan brunch stop!

Wonderful place. The atmosphere is warm and inviting. The staff are wonderful too. Everyone I…read moreinteracted with were helpful, friendly, accommodating. They seemed to really care about my experience at their restaurant. And then there was the good it is fresh, made from scratch, delicious! I ate there two if the three days I was in Frankfort. While I ate at 3 other places, one cdd was me close to the quality of food and service. If you're there for breakfast, take a leap of faith as it snd try the breakfast salad. Fabulous! I'll be back again next year!

Always satisfied with Diner 31. Food, service always consistent. Waitresses attitudes always…read moreupbeat, welcoming and they know many customers by name and that says a lot. I recently commented on a $15.00 breakfast at Chef Jarod's and Company that is literally less than 30 second drive and 2 minute walk from each other. Look at the picture and for the same price you decide. You can substitute the biscuits and gravy with pancakes if you wish too. Eggs cooked perfectly to order. Coffee cup continuously filled. This is a busy diner and the wait at the door is well worth it.

Everyone needs a little breakfast in their lives, and since I'm part of everyone I decided to try…read morethis little spot out! It was a small, quaint little place. Much like the small, quaint little places of yesteryear. Typical diner decorations, typical diner servers, and typical diner patrons. This was textbook. It was super busy when I got there, but by the time I left there was probably a 10-15 minute wait at the door. But you know these breakfast places keep takin' 'em in and puttin' 'em out. Since I absolutely despise anything where all my breakfast foods are mushed together (pizzas, burritos, omelets, scrambles, hitches, macros, and fizzles), I opted for the more traditional route of "food on a plate, maybe touching a little bit." It's kind of like the difference between kissing cousins and married cousins. This episode of breakfast will be brought to you by: chicken fried steak, scrambled eggs, American potatoes, bacon, and toast. Special guest, chocolate milk. I'm a little trollop for chicken fried steak. Or really anything fried with a layer of gravy. This one wasn't bad. Had decent flavor, gravy portioning was good. I would welcome it back like a close friend. The eggs were good as well. Since my body can only consume scrambled eggs, anytime they aren't runny or have that weird cooked-too-long skin on them is a win in my book. I would embrace them again like a long lost relative. The American potatoes (or how I always have to ask for them because I can never remember the name "those little potatoes that are chunks"), were good with the ketchup. Cooked the way they were supposed to be. I would sit next to them again on a bus. The bacon. Oh, the bacon. If you're a breakfast place and serve bacon, this will make you or break you in my eyes. The hardest thing I have ever found so far are restaurants that claim to know how to do floppy bacon. Limp bacon. Soggy bacon. Whatever you want to call it. They always claim they know how, then they bring out bacon I could harpoon a fish with. I want bacon I can tie together like shoelaces. Sadly, this bacon missed the mark. I would turn this bacon away at the door. Ultimately, it was a breakfast place. It did what it set out to do. Chocolate milk 10/10 Made up breakfast foods 3/3 Flaccid bacon 5/10

Even in pocket-sized Frankfort, you have options for coffee--and Crescent has been my favorite…read more I've been spending my summers in Frankfort for many years, and Crescent has been a terrific and dependable shop. Ordering online will make your morning better. Avoid the line. There is a line. I see people sitting inside, but it's super tiny. Plus, Lake Michigan is right down the street. Get your coffee and a sack of food, and enjoy a Frankfort morning.

We stayed in Frankfort for 4 days and came to Crescent twice! We loved it so much! The donuts were…read moregreat, and the sandwiches were even better! My husband said it was the best breakfast sandwich he's ever had. We met the owner the second time & he was so kind. 10/10 recommend!

We stopped in here for lunch and were pleasantly surprised. This is a historic building with a nice…read morelittle shop inside. We looked around in the shop and the prices were decent. We then sat down outside on the patio for lunch. The service was very good. I ordered the triple berry turkey panini and thought it was very good. It was unique with lots of dried berries and a raspberry creme. My wife ordered the quiche of the day and it came with spinach, goat cheese and ham. Hers also came with a fruit cup and scone. The scone had a nice lemon creme that came with it which was a great touch. She really enjoyed her dish. This is definitely a nice stop if you are in the Clare area.

If you're in Clare, MI, or headed "Up North" in a Tesla, Mulberry Cafe is an absolute gem you won't…read morewant to miss. Mulberry Cafe is situated in a charming Victorian house. The homey decor paired with the friendly service made it feel like you were visiting a friend who also happens to be a baker extraordinaire! The staff here goes above and beyond with the drink attentiveness--our waitress kept the refills coming and even offered us a coffee to go as the place was winding down. Now that's hospitality! Located conveniently across from the Tesla superchargers, it's the perfect pit stop for some recharge-yourself-while-you-recharge-the-car vibes. And don't leave without trying a slice of their famous pie. We were tipped off by the waitress that the buttermilk and berry pies are the crowd favorites, and I can see why! If you're a pie person, don't miss. Food-wise, it's classic Michigan fare. The chicken and rice soup of the day was exactly what you'd expect--simple, no-frills, but satisfying. I also tried the quiche of the day, which came with a fruit cup (not the freshest fruit ever, but no complaints here) and a homemade scone that was delicious! The pesto chicken sandwich hit the spot, too. Whether you're here for the pies, the quiche, or just to soak up the local charm, Mulberry Cafe has you covered. And with an attached gift shop, you might just find a cute souvenir to remember your visit.

Unfortunately, my experience was very disappointing due to serious billing and management issues…read more My stay was prepaid through my employer's discount program, yet upon checkout on 3/29, I was charged a second time at the front desk. The staff told me they could not fix the error and that a manager would be available later that evening. I was promised a follow-up call the next morning, which never happened. When I contacted the front desk again, I was told the manager was unavailable and would not return until two days later. For a hotel, it is extremely unprofessional to not have management available to promptly correct a clear billing error. I am still waiting for the duplicate charge to be resolved. I would not recommend staying here unless you are prepared to closely monitor your bill and spend time following up on mistakes.

Stopped off season but was amazed by the size of the standard room. Kitchen area with microwave…read moreand full size fridge. Gas fireplace. Separate dining and lounge area in the room which was more like a small apartment. Clean and tidy, older resort but very nice. Co.plimentary buffet breakfast was included as well