What a hidden gem in Croswell! My husband and I came out this way and saw the Wagon Wheel on our…read moreway through downtown. Decided to stop for breakfast and so glad we did! The restaurant is small maybe 8 tables and countertop seating. I was told the place gets really busy and sometimes there's a wait but it's WELL worth it. I ordered one of the specials - country fried steak with eggs and home fried potatoes with a side of toast. I go the cinnamon raisin bread and all the bread is home made. Let me tell you about the bread. It was SO good! Hubby got a half order of homemade biscuits and gravy and an omelette. Everything was so good, homemade and really delicious. Everyone was so friendly, and local resident Jack was there to greet us as we walked in. He's a regular and a super friendly guy! If you're passing through Croswell, stop by! You won't regret it!

Our recent visit was sweet and pleasant! Cozy, home cooking diner. Friendly faces and service…read more The food is why we keep coming back! The banana bread bites are perfect little treat! Thank you!

This place had great service and great food at great prices. We were seated promptly even though we…read morehad a large group. The food was very tasty and came out quick. The prices were very reasonable compared to nearby towns. Staff was friendly.

Didn't even get a chance to try the food the reviews rave about…read more Walked in and stood there, completely unacknowledged, while multiple staff members frantically serviced the surrounding tables. The tables that were open, were filthy. An older gentleman walked in and was immediately welcomed. He walked past us and sat down at a filthy table. One waitress proceeded to clean off a table, but left it just as dirty as when she started. Instead of letting us know "Hey, it'll be a minute", we were again ignored. We left before we could even find a filthy table to sit at.

I meet some friends for breakfast...it was delicious and talked for quite a while. Friendly…read moreatmosphere & fantastic waitresses.

our family's favorite Breakfast location in Croswell, Michigan. Excellent service. Love their…read moresmiling faces. Yes, recommend.

The family and I staycationed in Lexington this weekend, and hung out to watch their Memorial Day…read moreParade. Afterwards we headed straight to the Huron Street Cafe, as I wanted to give them a try before we left. I'm very glad that we did. Even with the weekend event we were seated right away. Our hostess did give immediate notice that there was a 30 min wait for orders from the kitchen, but that was fine with us since we weren't in any rush. The menu was simple with classic diner breakfast options, and the restaurant itself had a great charm. I was actually surprised at how comfortable their "wicker" chairs were, and everything was bright and clean. The staff was great too! Even with there being a rush, they handled everything with grace, humor and kindness. For sure a team working together to keep things running smoothly. When placing my order I quickly brought up my food allergies/intolerances, as I have quite a few. I was aware that they could not 100% guarantee no cross contamination, as one severe sensitivity of mine is wheat, but after choosing my safest option (The Huron Street Special), they promised to be as safe a possible. I'm happy to say that I left without having any food reactions, neither then, nor delayed onset. So big thank you to them for that! The food was served in large portions and was absolutely delicious. The pancakes are huge and fluffy, and I rather enjoyed the home fries. I would say they are fair and moderately priced. I will definitely be returning in our next visit to town.

there was only two other tables seated and took forever to get service. After ordering it took…read moreanother thirty minutes for food just for it to have hair in it. The waitress practically avoided our table completely and gave only a dollar off for the HAIR that was in my potato's. I will never be coming back to this cafe again. For sanitary reasons and poor customer service.

A local recommended Lake Hound for brunch…read more It is clean and has a terrific small town vibe. Service is excellent and attentive. I ordered the chorizo breakfast burrito. It is large! Tasty too. My only complaint: The ingredients in the burrito were not evenly distributed. Lots of plain white rice at one end and all the chorizo and eggs at the other. And what is with the unspiced, plain white rice? Chorizo suggests Hispanic seasoning ... The potatoes are expertly prepared, but unseasoned. The portions of guacamole and sour cream are sufficient. The homemade hot sauce is excellent! I used it to liven up the plain rice in the burrito and the potatoes.

Very good food. Breakfast was delicious and the staff is very nice…read more Lots of parking. It's a small place but very nice. I imagine it gets very busy during the summer.

This is a 3.5 for me, rounding up to 4…read more I came here with a bunch of friends and had a nice meal! I love the cozy lodge atmosphere: it's pretty spacious inside, clean, and not too noisy (able to have good conversations without shouting). The server was also pretty attentive and friendly. Here's the food I tried: - Tater logs: giant delicious tater tots with cheese inside - "Walleye": It wasn't true walleye, but Alaska Pollock. However, I appreciate they disclosed that. It had great flavor and texture similar to lake walleye. The green beans were fresh and the rice pilaf was very flavorful with carrots and celery (not packaged minute rice) - Catfish: heavy breading, humongous portion. Catfish was never my favorite fish and this didn't change my mind. I appreciate the big portions, quality food, and great atmosphere. There aren't many restaurant options in the area, but this is definitely a good one!

Walleye dinner is more than $17.50 now, they haven't updated their prices on-line as of 06/21/26, I…read morewent a request for new on-line prices a week ago.

We've been in town a handful of times, and have been told that WTSP has great food, but to be…read morehonest, it's hard to read from the exterior. Sure, it looks welcoming and friendly enough, but there is no way of knowing just how OUTRAGEOUSLY good the flipping food is. After one visit, WTSP is immediately on our favorite places list, and we cannot wait to come back. The burgers are out of control good, regardless if you get the smash patty or the more traditional hand patty. The bread is homemade in the best way possible, and the attention to details - the absolutely perfect fries as example - shine through. This food is made by a kitchen that cares. And same for the pizza. I was nervous because I saw everyone ordering REALLY delicious looking Detroit style pizza, but we went with a round, hand tossed, pepperoni number. And man alive, I am glad we did. It was up there with some of the best pizza I've had in Michigan, which if you know Michigan, is saying a LOT. Long story short, this place rules. Yes, it's a little rough around the edges, but do yourself a favor and pop in for a local beer and a burger, and take home a pizza to have for dinner the next day. You'll thank me for it.

Excellent service! Excellent pizza!! True Detroit Style! I cannot say enough of how amazing the…read moretaste of this pizza is!the antipasto is HUGE! We'll def be back! It's literally just north of the water tower!

recommend the chicken tenders and the reuben, good bar food! service was great and loved the design…read moreof the restaurant.

This time I have to complain about the food. I ordered the "bronzed salmon". It was BLACK AND…read moreBURNT. As were the veggies ...I'm talking BLACK! I ordered my dinner and sat and waited for my salad to be delivered. It was brought at the same time as my entree. The bartender showed it to the manager who offered me "more veggies". My appetite was gone by then. So they took about $1.25 off of my bill. BIG DEAL!!! If you do come here specify you'd like your salad first and don't care for blackened burnt veggies. Very disappointing! Perhaps the kitchen is having a bad night. Typically the food here is pretty good.

Haven't really had great sush since I returned to Michigan, in 2016, from Chicago (I really miss…read moreMitch at Toro), but then we found it with Jeff at the Surfsider Sushi Bar at the Windjammer in Lexington. After 'Jammer re-modeled and re-opened it seems like the menu has been renovated and rejeuvenated as well as the dining area. At Sunday Brunch, we noticed some sushi rolls and we were thinking an extension of grocery store fare -- boy were we wrong. The seared bluefin is something I cannot have enough of. We made arrangements to sit a 16-course Omakase (Chef's Choice) and had such a great dinner that we made reservations for another on our way out. Anyone, well, most any trained chef, can cut up fish. Getting good, sushi quality fish and then having them made into combinations that blossom into delightful bites is not something that you can easily find. We were presented with three different pieces of mackeral and rated them on taste, saltiness, etc. They say a picture is worth many words, so see some of what we were eating (it's more difficult to take, & track, pictures while you are enjoying a meal -- and my intent was to enjoy the meal, so my apologies if I've mislabeled any of the pictures). Disclaimer: We have not received any compensation in any form for this review.

Ordered the Cali rolls for takeout and they were SOOOOO good. Finding decent food in the Cros-Lex…read morearea has been pretty difficult, and these rolls have definitely become a staple in my diet. I wish the bar was open earlier during the weekdays, so I could order them for lunch at work!

Large restaurant with lake views! Came in on a Saturday afternoon and got two pizzas - the pickle…read morepizza was delicious! The hot honey on the pepperoni was also a favorite. Staff was very kind and friendly. Suitable for big groups.

We drove 1.5 hours to come to this restaurant. The service has been consistently mediocre, but…read moretoday was the last for us. We made reservations. Came early before the evening rush. The place was maybe 1/3 full. We were seated. The greeter looked at us, turned and walked away, and came back and handed us over to the manager. Never welcomed us. The manager seated us and was polite. He usually greets people and is warm and welcoming. He and I have spoken on numerous occasions, and he is always nice. Once seated, we had at least 3 servers pass by us repeatedly. We were never greeted, never told "be right with you", never spoken to, never received water, or met a waiter. We waited and waited while tables came in, were seated, received water, and so on. I noticed the four people next to us received water and were never helped again. I only noticed because, like us, they were looking around. The place was full of staff. Setting for future tables, chatting, but... no service. We got up and left. Sadly, we will no longer make the drive. The food prep has been declining, and the service has gone from tolerable to ridiculous. We came to have a nice meal. We get treated way better at our local coney. If this was the first or second time I would never post. We refer people here frequently, but now I feel bad for recommending it. It is a lovely place, great menu and it is just not working. Response to comment below: Please note: We love the restaurant. Note the comments from others leaving fewer stars revolve around service. When a business has a hidden issue that may not show up "on the books", often there is a slow, silent client decline of the core customer base. I know it will hop during tourist season so maybe the owners do not care. But the care that went into the menu, the quality of the food products being purchased, and bringing a Detroit quality of food to Lexington leads me to believe they do, indeed, care. We called other places and every single one was packed within a 35 mile radius. One got us in and they said hello when we walked in. And the server was slammed but said "be with you shortly" We are not snobs. The manager walked by our table at least four times and several waitresses walked past, we looked, we raised our hands. It was like an SNL skit. We did not receive even an acknowledgment for the 20 minutes we sat there with servers passing by repeatedly. It has happened at other restaurants, and we get up and let someone know. In this case, so many people were right there, literally inches from us as we turned to flag. It was bizarre. So, thought I would try to get the attention of the owners. Keep in mind my post also said we had medicocre service several times prior. So I was raising a flag. I also mentioned there was a surplus of staff across the room chatting. No one was helping the servers, getting water, making sure the room was flowing. This will cause a bottleneck in the kitchen as well and delay table turnover on what should be a very busy night. So I am not just being a person who thinks I am too good. We could have flagged, eaten, and had the poor service continued as it had on at least 3 prior occasions, we would have just quietly chosen to head to the Detroit area in the future. Because if we plan a nice evening out, the overall experience is also taken into consideration. Look at my Yelps. I rarely comment and its always positive. If it were my restaurant, I would want to know. And when we called all the fine dining within an hour drive and you could hear how busy they were, I realized we may not be the only ones walking away. Because this restaurant was more than half empty. It is a great place. Blessings.