My boyfriend and I came here for a brunch date and we had Cesare as our server. He was phenomenal!…read moreVery kind and really took his time with us. The food was incredible! I would recommend the goat cheese omelet & challah bread. We were very impressed with this small, local restaurant.

Very slow service. Just expensive breakfast here. Ice tea taste disgusting don't get it. We…read morewaited over an hour for pancakes. The dining room only has about 6 or 8 tables and was half full but they were very overwhelmed by it. I'm not sure how they handle the summer crowds.

Super yummy!! The ham, egg, & Swiss crepe (buckwheat) was delicious, if anything I would've liked a…read morelittle more egg. The iced coffee was yummy, and big perk that they use coffee iced cubes so your drink doesn't really taste like melted water. Also opted for a cinnamon roll, which was unique because it was crunchy, and it's smaller but the perfect portion of sweetness! A little under $25 with tip, for the roll, iced latte and crepe. Smaller but super cute vibes and has outdoor seating!

Delicious. Had the bacon/egg/cheese with normal crepe. It was really nice and savory with a…read moresweetness from the crepe. My wife has the Nutella and banana. Heads up it is hard to eat without a fork and knife. Get ready to get some of that yummy Nutella on you hands and face. But all pure fun. Enjoy a nice seat by the street. I love that they only change $.50 for a bottled water.

Quaint little diner style cafe. It specializes in breakfast and they do it right! The food cooked…read moreperfectly to specifications and the portions were right. For breakfast the prices were higher than average but it is quality food. We found the service to be exceptional. Something different you don't regularly hear is the saying how they appreciate the other. It added an extra level of delight to the experience.

Here we go! Little chunky monkey here is on a road trip, which means...fooood! Let's get this first…read morereview out of the way! Looking for a breakfast place in Charlevoix, after enjoying a friend's wedding the night before, I settled on the Harbor View Cafe. Mostly because I wanted your basic, down home style breakfast. I wasn't looking for frills or fancy dishes. That's exactly what I got here. It's just a little diner amongst other shops in a strip mall setting. Because of this, there isn't a ton of seating, but oddly enough the wait isn't that long either. So far, the hole-in-wall-ness requirements checks out. But sadly, the buck kind of stops there. Here's the rub. Unless you really mess up my food, like really just somehow take my order and BOTCH it like a thrift store face lift, I'm not going to put up a fuss. Which always makes these kinds of reviews tricky, because everything was mid, at best. I ordered the 2x2x2 (two eggs, two bacons, two sausages, and potatoes), plus two silver dollar pancakes. And because I'm a little piggy, I also ordered a half order of biscuits and gravy. The eggs were good, basic scrambled, salt and pepper. I dug them. The American Potatoes were pretty good as well. The bacon was medium thickness, which I liked, because sometimes bacon is paper thin, which is hard to cook floppy, which is the only style of bacon I'll eat. And if it's too thick, then it's just ham. The sausage links were eh. Not much flavor. If sausage shape, why not sausage flavor? The pancakes were actually really good. I would go back right now just for an order of pancakes. The real drop off here were the biscuits and gravy. I love biscuits and gravy. These looked fan-tas-tic. But for some unknown reason...the gravy had a slight tang at the end. Like, the initial bite was great, but after a few chews...a little zip. It threw me off to the point where I couldn't finish them. The other thing that got a little spicy was the service speed. We sat for just under an hour before we got our food. Our drinks were brought out in shifts. Refills were almost nonexistent. This all seemed weird simply because it wasn't a large seated restaurant. I'm never looking for an out of this world experience with food unless it's highly recommended by someone or it's supposed to be a special dish or something that is regarded as the "best" or "tastiest" or "has no zing". I just really felt like this was middle of the road, could get it anywhere, didn't make my tastebuds do backflips. Pancakes 10/10 Thiccc bacon 8/10 Service 3/10 Sides of bread toasted when asked for toast 1/2

Place was cute inside. A little confusing to order to be honest I just want to place my order with…read morea human and go sit and wait for the food. This is all just too robotic for me, you sit yourself, you place the order yourself on a iPad, if you have any requests for changes you have to go find someone and let them know...they can't always make changes to the orders, and when you ask they will give you long weird looks. Overall the staff was stiff and unfriendly. Food was just okay. Both items of food were delivered cold. The only thing we truly liked was the latte.

Pronounced "MARE-ree-uh" -- at least that is what I overheard the staff say…read more Service. FRIENDLY because they asked if it was our first time -- since we did not immediately walk over to one of the kiosks to place a "contactless" order -- when we came in. Or, maybe it was the slightly confused-deer-in-headlights-look we had because the place was VERY snug, to say the least? Using order tablet was intuitive, but what if you wanted a 12 oz. pour in a 16 oz. cup? And wanted a sugar packet on the side? Then, you are limited to the options. Potable. Shots in the Dark was OK. Ambiance. Perfect for EXTROVERTS because you hear EVERY conversation in the place at normal conversation level. So, there's a couple that was in town for doing tasting menus for their wedding stuff... gaggle of gals for bachelorette party and posting their experience on socials... remote workers on laptops listening in the cafe conversations. It's a fishbowl experience. Overall, it was.... ok. Coffee was ok. I am usually not in the mood to engage and kumbaya when I vacation. But you know, do whatever blows your hair back...

I went to harwood gold on a gloomy Thursday afternoon. The restaurant wasn't super busy, and I had…read morea pretty good experience. The meat pies were pretty yummy. They were incredibly hot and took a while to come out. Once they cooled down they were much better. I wish they were a little bigger but it was a great snack. The interior decor here was pretty cool! I liked the vibe, it felt northern and hip. The service was good too. No complaints from me!

The service and vibe of this coffee shop were incredible, however, the coffee wasn't great. I got…read morean iced vanilla latte with oatmilk, the flavor wasn't great and the milk to espresso ratio were off for a latte. The muffin was delectable though and I loved the cute items in the shop for purchase.

The Weathervane is a Charlevoix staple! Located on the channel, built in an old grist mill designed…read moreby Earl Young, this place has so much amazing history and is absolutely beautiful! The service here is fantastic and follows the tradition of striving for the absolute best. Whether you order one of their specials or go with a classic like the oak planked whitefish or their prime rib, you will leave completely satisfied! Next time you're looking for a great summer vacation and stumble upon Charlevoix the Beautiful, you need to stop by the Weathervane!

this is a beautiful restaurant with a wonderful view of the channel to Lake Charlevoix. please be…read moreaware that the menu that they have on their website is wrong. some things are no longer available but also the prices have gone up. no wait because the season hasn't started and we got a newbie server who did well but was probably still overwhelmed with trying to keep up. three of us had the whitefish entree that was delicious and filling but the lamb was a disappointment to one of our group. give yourself lots of time if it is busy.

I imagine this place gets a lot of business due to them being open when all other options are…read moreclosed. To start off, they don't take names for a seating list. Everyone stood in an unmoving line and whoever was next in line got that table. So there was no option to walk around. We were given a noticeably dirty water glass. They put the 'slim' in their Slim Jim, and the smoked brisket sandwich had such little meat, it tasted like roast beef, was fatty, and the horsey aioli just tasted like plain mayo. Fine if you are desperate but don't expect much.

One of our semi regular stops, Bridge Street Tap Room has enough variety that everyone has a…read morechoice. Both my kids love the pizzas, my husband loves the burgers, I always order a salad and the bruschetta. Portions are large enough to split, or take home. Service is quick and friendly. We love the beer flight to try beers we wouldn't normally get a full glass of. I've found a few great ones there over the years. Looking forward to the renovations and can't wait to visit soon!

Went to the harrisville site and what a crap show they have absolutely no clue what they are doing…read morehow to make a sub sandwich. They are using rotten veggies for the sandwiches! Gross! Have some pride in your work shame on you!

Great pizza and friendly service. We think it's the best pizza in town and the price is really…read morereasonable. There's only one size, large. They run specials, also. There are other foods like soups and sandwiches and hotdogs, but we go there for the pizza. UPDATE: Pizza is no longer what we loved. It's not done! Other Lucky Louie's locations also seem to have the same problem when their pizza was so good before. They need to get the crusts done again!

Good food! Good service! Their pizzas are excellent!! I…read morelook forward to trying their chicken tenders and a sandwiches next!

We came in this past week for lunch and the food was average. The fried chicken sandwich was…read morechicken tenders on a hamburger bun with lettuce tomato and Mayo. Probably would not try again

Our dinner was superb! Their fork tender Pot Roast was to die for. Our server was charming and…read moretimely to every whimsical utterance we managed. A sunny table in the less crowded bar area - loved it. Now the value was extraordinary - $30.00 per person, which included a bottle of wine with your entree. Will definitely return & hope to avoid the summer crunch of tourists.

We went to listen to the Ukelele group, Drawbridge Uke Band, my sister in law plays in and had…read moredinner. The sushi was really good, surprise, the French dip was awesome along with the French onion soup. Service was excellent, of course Charlevoix is small town so everyone knows everyone. Big room , small room the Grey Gables is an excellent spot for dinner. Really good all around for October