The atmosphere and food was excellent. We had the crusted Walleye. The service was excellent as…read morewell.

Beautiful night. The food was really wonderful, loved everything. Sat on the patio and we enjoyed…read morethe views.

Oh my gosh this place has amazing food and the staff is so nice. I had the chicken fettuccine with…read morevegetables. Oh my so good. I got a scoop of ice cream with the strawberry shortcake sauce so good. Whoever is cooking has a great pallet. You cannot be disappointed if you come here.

We are locals, so we have eaten at every restaurant in Emmett and Charlevoix County. I have been…read moregoing to the Argonne all of my life, and it has never let me down. The service was fabulous, and the food, the best food in the area. The ambience, is open dining. However surprisingly easy to talk to the other people at the table. Not loud at all. It hasn't changed much over the years. Sometimes this feels nice.

What a gem!! This was a crowd pleaser (party of 8 with 50% kids) everyone left full and so so…read morehappy!! Clean building, clean food, perfect vibe. Our server Ashley (beautiful locks) was kind and communicated so well. My 10 year old said "best BLT of my whole life", homemade chips were crispy perfection, and the zucchini fries you must try!! These soulful establishments are hard to find these days so don't pass on this one.

It would be easy to pass this little gem up in favor of more trendy eateries closer to a touristy…read moreup-north town, but that would be a big mistake. The Farmer's Table is conveniently located just off the Wolverine, MI exit of I-75. It looks like it may have once been a gas station; very unassuming building with a huge parking lot for all sorts of vehicles, trucks and RV's. Once you step inside, the magic happens. Cute and cozy, filled with charming little tables and a mercantile area, the friendly staff will greet you and make you feel at home. Their menu is varied with many entrees made from locally sourced ingredients. This concept feels fresh and healthy, though the entrees themselves feel like grandma's cooking. Not fancy or trendy, but hearty, flavorful home cooking. My husband chose a pork chop, baked potato, corn and side salad. The photo of the pork chop looks juicy and tender; it was just that. He said it was the best pork chop he's ever had. The apple glaze was really good. I chose the chicken cordon blue, to sample something I would not make at home. It was rich, a tad salty yet very good. The side corn was amazing, as was the apple slaw. Next time I'll ask for mashed potatoes without the dark gravy. We took a small fried raspberry pie for dessert on the road and enjoyed mulling the through their homemade bakery items. The prices were very reasonable. We will be making this stop a regular on our way up north. Look forward to trying their brunch items, which get raved reviews.

Nestled on a stunning harbor, the restaurant offers a fantastic outdoor dining environment. The…read morestaff is incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, making every meal a top-rated experience. We truly wish there was a location closer to where we live.

We ventured up to escape The Venetian Festival for an evening. Had never been to the shoppes. Nomad…read morewas booked but the indoor / outdoor and open aired bar was available. If you've not been to Bay Harbor, this spot makes it worthwhile. Not every seat is great in the place, but the booths and the bar are very well designed. The view provided outside was an art festival assembling on the lawn of this intimate and opulent harbor. The scene had my mind somewhere between a pharmaceutical ad and Marilyn Manson's, "The Beautiful People." Our server / bartender was super welcoming. We enjoyed a Spritz & a mocktail Mojito. Both well made. We split a large chop chop salad. (Enough for 4 for a light sample but plenty for 2) She had the heirloom risotto and I opted for the spicy sausage rigatoni. We loved the food! A nice spot no doubt. When the opportunity presents itself again, we look forward.

We were looking for a good place for fish & chips on Friday night before taking the ferry to BI in…read morethe morning. The Villager was on point! Good neighborhood bar ambiance, good food and good service at good prices. We'll definitely be back!!

Very friendly and welcoming staff, the food was delicious we ordered the Fresh Fried Zucchini and…read morethe Olive Burger, so good, first time trying the olive aioli, and was so delicious. Cool place to hang out, very chill atmosphere, they were playing the soccer match there too.

We can always count on the quality of food and service. We…read morespend our summers in Harbor Springs, so we are frequent visitors at Teddy's.

We were seated immediately and greeted with genuine kindness, which meant a lot to us. As a…read morebiracial family, feeling welcomed and respected is important, and the staff set a positive tone from the moment we walked in. We were a party of five. The only drawback was the table size. It felt a bit tight for five people once the drinks and plates started filling the space. Aside from that, the restaurant was clean, including the bathrooms, which is always appreciated. Our server was prompt and attentive. She quickly took our drink orders and returned shortly after with them, then took our food order without delay. The kitchen moved efficiently, and our meals arrived fairly quickly. Dinner came with one basket of bread and butter, with additional baskets available for an extra charge. We also ordered three desserts, which were decent and a nice way to end the meal. As for the food, the lamb stood out and was very good. The steaks were solid and well prepared. The chicken Alfredo was a bit too heavy on the cheese, making the sauce thicker than expected. The mushroom ravioli with beef delivered strong mushroom flavor, definitely generous on that front. For five people, including three desserts, our total bill came to $246. Overall, it was a good experience with attentive service and mostly enjoyable food.

Great service, great food! Recommend. Avoid The Pier. We left and landed at the New York and very…read moresatisfied!! A++

Awful service- rude with poor communication around a birthday reservation. Turned us away after we…read morecalled to inform them we were running behind and they told us still to come any way and they would work something out- with twin babies in tow. Hostess was extremely short and defensive upon our arrival- will not be returning

Love this place!…read more This has been one of my favorite spots up north for a long time, but they've actually improved on a good thing -- and the longer wait times of enthusiastic patrons are proof. Even though we had to wait an hour, getting here relatively early for dinner, they've made waiting pretty enjoyable. With many small tables and chairs tables overlooking the water, to both an inside and outside bar area, to an area with outdoor games for kids and adults, there's things to occupy the time. The views of lake charlevoix from the large outdoor seating area of the restaurant are terrific. The menu offers a few faves that are hard to find -- such as lobster rolls and the service is great too. We each got a summer salad and added lobster. The portions of lobster were large enough to justify the almost $40 each salad cost with added. We also got fries to share. And we had drinks while waiting for the table. So it wasn't a cheap night, but it was tasty, enjoyable and memorable.

First time. Has a very similar vibe (on a smaller scale) to an institution on Marco Island called…read moreSnook Inn. We felt right at home. Long wait to be expected, but we wedged in to the bar. The restaurant has a large parking lot but it could be confusing to those not knowing as the road leading to it is also where vehicles line up for the ferry. Our first go I opted for the Lobster roll and she went with the roasted vegetable grain bowl. Lobster roll was solid but the lobster was a little too cold to be delicious. She loved hers! Neat place that clearly has a following. Hope to happen back soon!