Good: adapted to constantly changing airport arrival times…read moreBad: 1 car showed up for 2 sets of passengers; was able to accommodate both pairs, but charged both full fare. Bad: driver never got out of the car to help with door opening, seat adjustment (for access to 3rd row), or to help with bags

Always accomidating and on time. Drivers have always been extra helpful getting my son from the…read moreairport to NMU and vice versa. They even stop at the storage unit if needed for him to bring or pick up his belongings. I'm very apprecative of them.

We stayed in door County for a week and just so happen to pass this location. Let me start off by…read moresaying that supper clubs are a different monster than normal restaurants I believe this location is only open certain days during the week. Upon arrival we could see that the hostess or floor manager I am not sure which position she held was a little snappy and a little under pressure which of course is not the best way to start dinner. Upon sitting down after about a 20 minute wait we opened up our napkins and noticed that there was a hair and some dried or crusty food on a few of our napkins. The salt shakers look like they haven't been replaced since the creation of the facility however if I digress the food was very good and after being seated we waited for about 15 to 20 minutes before a server came to us but she was phenomenal once she took our table. We would try them again but I hope from a hygiene perspective they take a little bit more pride in cleaning the utensils and amenities throughout the restaurant

I recently saw Mr. G's advertised on a Travel Wisconsin page as one of those "must try" supper…read moreclubs scattered throughout our state. Seeing the ad coincided nicely with a planned Door County wedding anniversary day trip for my wife and I. It seems every time we visit Door County we are always traveling the west side of the peninsula. Mr. G's is on the east side and right on Hwy 57. This worked nicely in forcing us to drive south from Sister Bay with a focus on hitting Mr. G's. This place is definitely an old school Wisconsin supper club. Pretty certain the building hasn't had a full remodel in years and why would you when you have that classic look going on. Retro is coming back. So what makes a supper club. Sitting at the bar having an old fashioned or two. A cheese & cracker tray and in this case chips/salsa as well. A pre meal salad bar of course is a must for a true supper club. For our entrees we went with the full rack of ribs and the ribeye. My wifes steak was prepared just as ordered and had a hint of buttery goodness with each bite. They boast award winning ribs. They were fall off the bone tender with excellent flavor. The ribs come with two sauce choices (cherry flavor & original). I went with the classic and was pleased with the spice. My wife also ordered her entree with the potato pancakes which is not something always offered as an option. Our waitress Jean was attentive throughout and offered excellent input on the history of the restaurant and what to order. We had an excellent experience and may have to consider visiting the east side of the peninsula more often.