All delicious. Every item!! From salad, soup, sandwich, to dessert. Wow. So worth the stop…read more Service was excellent.

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.

Great cocktails, cold beer, rotating flavors on tap. Had the fried brussel sprout salad with crispy…read morechicken and French onion soup. Both were excellent. Great wait staff too! Awesome local spot!!!

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.

If you are from out of town, be careful when using iMaps. We started the route and ended up at the…read moreBlackrocks point Lake Superior! This was actually a blessing. It's a beautiful view of the lake and has a sunset point. It was very windy and the lake appeared to be an ocean. Anyway, back to the brewery. The brewery was only a short distance from what I suppose is it's namesake. There was a group of about six musicians playing a variety of music which I assumed to be Irish (Gaelic?) We lucked out getting two of the three bar seats. The bar area is pleasantly rustic and we really enjoyed our custom sampler of five, maybe six beers (I forget). My wife and I ordered a completely different set. All were excellent. When ordering, I failed to notice that one contained habanero peppers. I noticed my error on the first sip, but enjoyed it. Great place to go for some delicious on-site brews. Oh, they have a membership where you buy your own pottery-like mug. They are close to 1000 mugs and hung from the ceiling, on the wall, and in back rooms. They are numbered on the bottom. Very cool place.

Decent beer, good atmosphere, service needs some work and there wasn't great direction on seating…read more Will be back, but defiantly do not have to rush to get there.

Stopped by on a Thursday and got right into trivia. Trivia was super fun and the food was great…read more Got the kimchi fries and the whitefish Rangoon dip, very tasty! Staff was super friendly and trivia host was funny. Come check it out!

Bad service stalked by employees and harassed multiple times here not good drinks and no space to…read moredo anything

Very busy but for good reason, good food, good service, a true sports bar, took the fie escape…read moredown, steps were a little greasy but we made it.

Food is always AMAZING!! Never have I ever been displeased with anything there!! The service is…read moreamazing. They are always kind. It definitely has a sports bar vibe to it that keeps it family friendly! Thank you'906!

Definitely worth a stop! Excellent brisket and service (Zack). Food was out quick, beer and…read morecocktails were also very good. Best food we had in the Marquette area.

Diamond in the rough- don't judge the exterior- it's grandmas kitchen table and it works. the…read moreservice was great and the food was outstanding. Most of us got the brisket and loved it- everything you want in something that took 18 hours to make. Do not shy away from the sauces- I mixed all three and loved the effect. One of us had the Ruben and could not say enough good things- the tang of the sauerkraut was perfect. We tried a few beers and they were all good- but we are not experts. All in all may become a must do I. Our UP travels

8ish on a hot July Friday night. This was the third spot that we stopped at to try and get…read moreimmediate seating. They were practically empty which should have been a warning. We're from out of town, so who knew. They have outside seating which is a plus. Drinks came quickly. Nice beer menu! We ordered the fish and chips and corned beef with cabbage. The fish was hot, crispy, nicely breaded and excellent. Fries were average. The corned beef was served with grilled cabbage, carrots and mashed potatoes. The beef was tender and flavorful. The carrots just done and sweet. The potatoes are the worst mashed potatoes we've experienced in our lifetime. Dry, tasteless and I'm assuming made without the addition of butter, cream, salt or pepper. Sorry, this resulted in a star loss. They really were inedible. Our waitress was inattentive. Once the meal was served she kinda forgot about us. We had to wave her down for the check.

Food was great! Great beer selection and our waiter Rachel was amazing…read more First time in the city and had to find a place to pass the time and glad we came here!

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.