Small location, but has plenty of parking. We sat outside and the wait was 5 minutes. Younger…read morestaff, very polite and helpful. A big breakfast with plenty of new meals to try! We went on a Monday at 11am and every table was full with more people coming. If you plan on going on the weekend, expect a wait. The outdoor sitting area is where it is at, inside looked very outdated. Hopefully they will be able to upgrade soon!

Really good breakfast spot in ludington. Small little cafe…read more We ordered a veggie omelet which was good and the country Benedict which also was tasty. Our favorite thing was the hashbrowns - very very yummy. Coffee also was solid. Service was good and food came out quick.

Wanted a basic diner breakfast and got it. Eggs came over medium as ordered; hash browns looked a…read morelittle suspect at first--large potato chunks rather than threads, and a bit mushy in appearance. They weren't actually that mushy and the crispy bits had a nice crunch. Link sausage was dry, without much flavor--bacon would probably be a better choice. Coffee was decent, though server went MIA as I was waiting for a second refill. Overall a very clean space, with tables that can accommodate large groups as well as couples or singles. Hard to say much more about my meal here than "OK," so three stars.

This was one of our first stops in Ludington, and it did not disappoint. To my knowledge the…read morerestaurant has recently changed hands and name. I'm unsure if the food has changed at all but our experience was GREAT. The breakfast was about the best I've ever had while eating out. Everything tasted fresh and homemade, from the biscuits and gravy to the potatoes, nothing seemed like it came from a packet or freezer. The country fried steak was nicely breaded, the biscuits and gravy were great for it not being "homemade". The portions were huge while the prices were also great on the "Chicago" scale.

A cozy local breakfast spot with generous portions and a welcoming atmosphere! We were seated…read morequickly, and the service was warm and efficient--our food came out fast. We ordered two kids' meals, a scramble (swapping potatoes for hash browns), a traditional breakfast plate with added pancakes, and a cinnamon roll. The roll itself was tasty, but we weren't fans of the butter topping--I'd skip that next time and stick with the pancakes, which were excellent! The menu is simple but offers a nice variety for everyone. The only downside was the coffee, which was very watered down. Next time, I'd go with juice or water instead. Prices were very reasonable--our bill for two adult meals adding pancakes and hasbrown side, two kids' meals with drinks, two coffees, a large cinnamon roll, and tip came to $60, which is comparable to most breakfast spots. Parking is convenient, with spaces available in front of the café and along the street. Overall, this was a great find, and we'll definitely be back to try their lunch menu!

The food has always been true home town grade with ample portions. The staff is friendly and the…read moredecor is traditional. If you are looking for a classic, small town diner and fare, you have found the place.

This place has changed names to Ludington Harbor Cafe…read more We went here for breakfast. The service was quick. We had the Country Omelet and a country breakfast. They both were ok. The coffee was decent.

This cafe has a variety of breakfast & lunch options...so many that it was hard to choose! The…read moreportion sizes are huge so come hungry! The omelet was loaded with veggies, just wish they had fresh jalapeños to give it some spice. Food was priced very reasonably and food came out fast. Cute little downtown cafe.

EXCELLENT!! We were hungry and stopped at the first place we saw. We expected a "regular" everyday…read morebar food restaurant. Boy were we wrong! The food here is clean, fresh, and tasty!! My husband is a big eater and had the double decker club - he loved it so much we came back the next week! The turkey is sliced thin on site and meat is piled on! I had the fish tacos - hand battered on site, light and tasty slaw.... simple and excellent. The staff is helpful and the atmosphere is nice. Don't hesitate!

Nice atmosphere. Good food with friendly staff. It's very clean and the patio is enjoyableread more

After a long day of laying out on a beach on the shores of Silver Lake, we were headed back to the…read moreSilver Lake State Park campground when my friends and I decided that we could really go for some ice cream! Two of my friends in the group are vegan, so we decided on Silver Scoops because we had seen that they had vegan options and - bonus! - it was on our way back! The Silver Scoops establishment is located in a street filled with touristy shops and entertainment, with a little amusement park right down the street too, which was very interesting! The line wasn't too bad when we showed up and it gave us time to peruse the menu while we waited. There are so many delicious options here - for both food and ice cream! It was a shame we had just eaten while on the beach, so I wasn't hungry enough to try any of their yummy-looking food, but ice cream was the perfect thing to round out my meal and this relaxing, hot day! I was getting a little stressed trying to narrow down what I wanted to get in terms of ice cream, since there were so many delicious options, when I saw they had a sign at the ordering counter for DOLE WHIP! Listen, I know that might've been anticlimactic, because instead of trying one of their many ice cream offerings, I instead go with one that is more universally made?? But if you're like me and live in Michigan, you know that there aren't THAT many places to get Dole Whip, so if you love it as much as I do, you order it everywhere it's offered, no ifs ands or buts! As a compromise though, I got BOTH the Dole Whip and a Boston Cooler shake (Vernors and vegan vanilla ice cream blended together) and BOTH WERE ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS! If I'm ever in the Silver Lake area again, I will definitely be hitting up Silver Scoops again to try one of their many other flavors (plus another scoop of Dole Whip of course...:P)!

Ordered coconut shrimp, and a quesadilla, said it take 40 mins. Wasn't very busy, but they said…read moreit would be fresh. Over an hour plus, they lied. Shrimp was cool. Absolutely unexceptional wait time, for Sysco fast food. Will not visit again.

Food is amazing, be prepared for a wait on busy nights. Drinks and all the cocktails are excellent!read more

It isn't perch. It's "ocean perch." In other words, rockfish. The food ranged between fraudulent…read moreand acceptable. The server was sweet.

I was torn on 3 or 4 stars and would have done 3.5 if the option existed, but given the location of…read moreTahKahNah in a relatively rural Michigan town, I rounded up. We went on a Friday night around 7pm and actually seemed to be the rush by a bit. The place has two sections; a relatively large dining room and a bar area. Both are decent, your average bar and dining room decorated with northern Michigan ambiance (lots of green, wood panels, ducks). We started with some fried mushrooms which were a little salty and not as well seasoned as I would have liked, but very crunchy and with some ranch, pretty tasty. I had the perch at the recommendation of the waitress, which was delicious, fresh and crispy with a side of mashed potatoes with bacon butter- obviously that was very good. My wife had the French dip, which was also very good. The sandwich had lots of caramelized onions and cheese. Good stuff. The service is a touch slow- I think they only had two servers on the whole dining room, but they were fairly attentive and nothing took too long. I would definitely go back!

Friends and I typically head to NaTahKa in the summer for beers and pizza. The pizza has typically…read morebeen great. This past time the pizza was so so. The crust reminded me of my college days of getting a few Tony's pizzas, the old 3 for $5 deal. Just not a place I would recommend a pizza. Hopefully someone from the restaurant reads this. Pizza is about the easiest item that can be great. It's starts with the crust, then the sauce, the other ingredients are a given. If you serve pizza make sure it's the best pizza in the area. I saw a lot of pizzas coming out of the kitchen, and I got to my slice number 2, and I was just not excited to eat it. It reminded me of a frozen pizza which I will not eat. The wait staff was very busy and they did a great job