My mom and I are in the area on a day trip from about 6 and a half hours away, and we were craving…read moresomething familiar. The place was busy when we arrived, but we were able to be seated in less than 10 mins. As for our meal, my mom had the enchilada suizas and I had the Carne Asada street tacos. Let me tell you, I was surprised at how authentic our meal was. The artwork in this place is also great, and the staff were very friendly! 10/10 for sure, I give it my Mexican stamp of approval!

Couple of hiccups with the order, but they quickly corrected the meal. Extremely large menu with…read moreMexican and American offerings. Thought it was weird that the drink menu did not have prices. When asking the server, he said about $10-14, but couldn't explain which ones and which size! Margaritas are huge, ordered the medium and it was a lot! But... very good! Food was all great too.

We came here on a Sunday night for dinner. It was great that they had a patio for our dog to join…read moreus. The inside was also a cute ambiance! The service was OK - we were seated quickly, and the food did not take too long, but things like getting our bill and paying our bill took quite a long time. The ceviche was $19-20 but a really big portion! It is a shrimp and whitefish ceviche. You get chips and salsa for free. They have additional salsa flavors with no price, so I asked to try the mango habanero; it was OK but then we found out we were charged $2 for it. We shared the birria tacos and the el jefe tacos, which were steak and avocado. Both were really delicious, although the steak in the El Jefe tacos was a bit overly fatty. I also had a skinny margarita, which was good but not $15 good. So the food was very tasty, but prices a little high.

It's difficult for me to reconcile the things I didn't like with the things that I did like…read more The food was good, and they had decent variation in their menu. Our server was nice, but everyone else seemed winded from the end of the day. The place was clean, well decorated, and although small, made good use of the space with two stories of seating including outdoors. However, as I've mentioned in my other reviews, accessibility is very important to me--27% of people in the US report having a disability, so I struggle to understand how we are not more accessible as a country. At this location: - there does appear to be a steep ramp in the back with a door that does open outward. I did not take this ramp, I do not know where it leads, I simply know it is there. Win. - there are several illuminated neon signs throughout the building, including in the bathrooms, that flicker at a rapid pace like an EEG. I understand this adds to the modern bright vibe. For me, it was unpleasant. Not quite enough to be "seizure-inducing," but I don't speak for everyone with a photosensitivity. - the bathrooms were in a corner, blockaded by a chair. - should this chair be moved, the doors opened outwards, a dark restroom with the neon light. I turned the overhead light on so the flickering wasn't so bad. The paper towel, soap, sink, and light switch are really high. - the bathroom door got stuck on my way out. I had to kick it three times. Not for the weak of ankle or wrist. - did I mention the stairs? If you don't take the ramp, tons of stairs in this place. It's cute and a good way to maximize human storage, but the lack of viable seating on the bottom "floor" means it fills up quick and if it's busy, there might be nowhere to sit but on top. - the AI wing-swing is gross It's cute, it's cliche, it's clean, it's pretty, it's modern. But there are things that were overlooked in the process that made it unwelcoming for some visitors :(

We stopped in here for some fortification after the hike to Sugarloaf. It is an absolutely…read morebeautiful 74° sunny day and a perfect spot for lunch on the water downtown. We saw that there were a couple two tops available on the front patio so we asked to be seated outside. Taylor was our waitress and she was fantastic. As we had read some of the prior reviews, we wanted to try the white fish tacos and the cherry chicken Panini with the white fish chowder. By the way, they make their own blue cheese dressing, and it was beyond phenomenal, I was hoping we could buy it somewhere, but you cannot! The food was very tasty, albeit pricey, but we did have a lovely lunch date. We only had iced tea to drink so the total for both meals $48 before tip. Make sure to take a walk across the street and down to the waterfront to enjoy some of the beautiful lake superior views. There is a park down here as well as a big grassy area to just relax and enjoy the scenery. There might be street parking in front of the restaurant, but there is a public parking lot just a block away and it was about $2.50 for 3 1/2 hours so incredibly reasonable

For $30 for Superior Whitefish and fries, you'd think there'd be more than 3 small nuggets of fish…read more Thank goodness the fries were good because you'll be left hungry by the little fish nuggets.

Beautiful spot on the lake Tasty beer flight…read moreFriendly service Yummy hot black pepper fries

Had high hopes for this place. It is supposed to have great fish and chips and fish tacos using…read morefresh local fish. Was very disappointed. The fish were a bit greasy and bland tasting. I put malt vinegar and the tartar sauce on it but still no real flavor or spice. The fries were good but soon everything just tasted the same. The Cole slaw was a chopped kale salad in a little ramekin with little dressing. I think it was supposed to be a vinaigrette but was so light I could not taste much...... again very bland. My husband's fish tacos were also very bland. No spice, no sour cream, no cilantro. Just some fish and cabbage like slaw. He too was disappointed. The service was very good and the draft beer was also great. That's the only reason for 3 stars.

We had breakfast several years ago at the Bodega and it was quite a bad experience. We did not…read morereturn until Feb '26 when we decided to check reviews and see if things have changed at any of the restaurants that we had quit patronizing. We don't know if there's been a change of ownership or if the same people worked to improve it but it was a day and night experienc. Breakfast is served all day so we ordered two different dishes late morning. Glad to say that both dishes were very tasty, satisfying and filling. the quality justif the cost We will add that it pleasant area to sit in the interior and restrooms were clean and there was somebody outside diligently handling the ice and snow that were at the entryway p. it's now on our list for future breakfasts and lunches. We are looking forward to trying a few of the other dishes that we saw on the menu.

This place is a good stop if your looking for something fresh and a bit different. They have tacos…read moreto burgers to steak. The food was excellent. We had a party of 14 and they accommodated us well. The place is a cool place in the downtown area. They have a full bar and some mocktail selections. Service was pretty solid overall. This was another good place to eat.

Ordered two tacos at the 4th of July festival in Marquette. The setup was great -- everything…read morelooked and smelled amazing, and the topping bar was a fun touch. For the price, the value was definitely there. Unfortunately, the meat itself was a letdown. It had a skanky taste that really threw off the whole experience. I wanted to love it, but the filling made it hard to enjoy the rest.

Very generous portions on the tacos. Also a self serve topping area! That is the best for sure…read more Ordering is very slow as it seems that they can only handle One person at a time. Also you have to stay at the truck cause they won't holler your name when your orders done.

Your typical Yooper bar. The locals are great, the bartender was friendly and chatty, it's like…read morewalking into your neighborhood hangout spot and you don't feel like a stranger even as an out-of-towner. I tried the Reuben Quesadilla and it was 10/10. Crispy tortilla, hot fresh Swiss and corned beef, tangy Kraut, 1000 Island for dipping--a meal that could cure the worst of my hangovers. Their pasty's are DELICIOUS. Handmade, huge, great price, served hot and fresh to eat or cold to take home for later. The Bloody Mary was decent but nothing to write home about but I truly came for the food and wasn't disappointed one bit! Great prices, big menu, tons of seating, locals to chat with, and they offer bar or table seating (it also looks like they could accommodate larger parties if needed). Added as an absolute must-stop on my list of places in the Marquette/Harvey area. (Their online menu isn't current if you're on Google but it's pretty similar!)

The Dry Dock is one of those places in the Harvey area that works best when you treat it like a…read moredependable local bar and grill rather than expecting a polished dining experience. It has a very established rhythm to it, and that familiarity is part of why people keep going back. On the food side, the menu leans heavily into comfort-style bar food, and the execution is stronger than expected for a place with such a broad lineup. I ordered the Loaded Dock Pizza, which is an actual menu item there, and it was surprisingly solid. The crust had more structure than the average bar pizza, with enough sauce and cheese balance that the toppings did not overwhelm everything underneath. It felt intentionally made rather than just thrown together for convenience. Service is where this place earns a lot of its reputation. Even when it gets busy, staff usually keep the flow moving without making customers feel ignored. It has that experienced local-bar energy where people know how to handle regulars, larger groups, and quick turnover all at once without the whole place feeling disorganized. The ambiance is very classic U.P. tavern culture. Sports on TVs, steady background noise, wood-heavy interior elements, and a casual crowd that ranges from locals stopping in after work to families grabbing dinner. It feels lived-in rather than curated, which honestly fits the place perfectly. Overall, The Dry Dock Bar & Grill succeeds because it understands exactly what it is. The food is reliably above average for a bar-and-grill setup, service stays efficient even during rushes, and the atmosphere feels authentic instead of manufactured.

We picked this restaurant based on some good reviews and are so glad we went!! The staff is…read moreextremely welcoming and attentive. But the food was amazing!! I had the grilled whitefish, rice, coleslaw and dinner roll-absolutely wonderful and grilled to perfection! My husband got the grilled ribeye sandwich, which he LOVED!! It's a college town, but they welcome everyone and they make you feel at home! We would definitely go back many times, if we lived closer. Well done!!

Typical bar with a hometown feel! The place is welcoming and cozy accommodating a mixed crowd of…read morestudents, the after work crowd, and dinner crowd on a Friday night. Seating for about 50-60 people and plenty of street parking. The service was quick and attentive. Our server was kind and answered our questions about the menu confidentially. The food was good. It was battered and fried well. Most of the flavor came from the condiments but the tartar was pretty tasty. We'd definitely eat here again when in the area.

I have two words for you: FISH FRY!!…read more 'Tis the season for such delicacies, so Smokin'Hubster and I did our homework. All paths literally lead to the Crossroads as the best place for a fish fry. We showed up a bit early just in case and we were not disappointed! Ashley took great care of us, quickly got us drinks while we pored over the menu. I couldn't decide, as there were many fish entrees to select. Lucky me, the Fisherman's Platter features all of them! That's what we each ordered, though we differed completely on the sides. The food came quickly. The size of the portions crowded the table (good thing it was just two of us at a four top). Every item tasted so good and we had trouble finishing. Talk about fat, dumb and happy; I may wear sweatpants the next time we order this! The other thing I want to mention is that Crosswords is keepin' it fresh in so many ways. Ashley had some new tech that used the Toast app to check us out right at the table. I also saw a new weeknights daily special menu posted at Facebook. Good things are happening at Crossroads but you gotta get here to see them. And soon, because Fish Fry season doesn't last forever!

Really nice restaurant. Came here with family that recommended it. Everything was so good. Cute…read morelittle place.

While eating at the bar at The Vierling (another review), we struck up a conservation with a local…read moreguy. Young man who was a brick mason. He made several recommendations, including Portside. It was excellent. Food and service were excellent. We are a product of the South and dont have much whitefish and walleye available. I had the walleye sticks appetizer with an order of fries and my wife had the whitefish cakes. Both were delicious. Fries were obviously hand-cut and large; also very hot. Our server was great! The best part of the meal was the BREAD STICKS! It appeared that the sticks are baked in a round pattern, like a pizza, and then cut into sticks. They were so hot, I couldn't hold them until they cooled a little bit. The accompanying spread was excellent; also marinara sauce. One could make a meal from the bread sticks. The vibe was pleasantly rustic. We decided on a booth instead of seats at the bar. Again, our server was great. The guy who brought out the bread sticks was equally good. I suppose the bread sticks are brought to the table directly from the oven. Highly recommend this place!

You cannot beat a classic, especially when it's patio season and the Summer Shandies are on tap…read more Smokin'Hubster and I popped in for lunch and had a fabulous time. We rarely sit outside but this patio beckoned and we were helpless to resist. There's even outdoor seating available if you arrive before the restaurant is open! Silas brought us menus and took drink orders right away. We enjoyed the season's first shandies while exploring the menu. His attention was perfect and we shared some laughs each time he returned to our table. Neither one of us wanted to share (I guess) so we each ordered our own appetizers. I can never get enough smoked whitefish spread... until it's ALL MINE! I enjoyed every bite and would do it again. Patrick ordered the walleye strips and he did offer me a bite (generous devil that he is). They were perfectly crisp without being heavy or greasy. If I had known that... nah, I'd still get the whitefish. We'll be back to visit The Portside and try more menu items. Who knows, maybe we'll split something next time?