Had the smoked beef brisket nachos. Very good as the meat was not overly smoked. Could have feed 2…read moreto 3 people easily. We sat outside as the music was very loud inside but it was still a little too loud outside for our liking even though they had a great playlist.

Pros: Loved the live music. The Grand Wine $70 was expensive but good. The ambiance was beautiful…read more Cons: Overall this is not a foodie town. So, my bar isn't particularly high. But when we metioned to the server that the noodles were undercooked and the wrong sauce was on the chicken, a shoulder was shrugged as if saying "and". So, at this point we finished our meal and enjoyed music and decided not to return.

great service from the wait staff, nice casual environment. No wait, we were seated immediately…read more Both items ordered were great. Would recommend!

No wait staff. Waiting now 10 minutes and not very crowded. Ignored. And hungry.. slow motion…read morestaff. No hustle. Island time , but too much island time...

The service was fantastic. Mel was our waitress and she was a gem. Friendly, prompt, and really…read morenice to us. The food was very good. We had the wings as an app and they were solid. The restaurant was rustic and felt like an old 1890s bar, it was really cool. The place was packed, with a waiting list. Summer Time is crazy time. Fly to the island if you can.

Stopped by this place for the relatively reasonable prices on the island and because it was open…read morelater than the other restaurants. The service was good and the waitress was very nice and helpful with answering questions. The portions were pretty good for the price. The chicken quesadilla had plenty of chicken and cheese in it. I personally like spicier sauces, so I added chalula sauce to it. The wet taco was yummy too. I think this place is great to stop by for a variety of food options on the island.

Cary's H we stopped in for a drink and this young lady was amazing. Very happy, friendly,…read moreunbelievably had the best customer service.

Millie's is one of those restaurants that has something for everyone, and will appease everyone,…read morebut to be honest, I forgot what we ordered and ate as soon as we left. I had to look at my photos in order to remember our meal. That's not to say it was bad. Not at all! Just that the only thing I remember is that the prices are slightly higher than I think they should be. (Although, that seems to be the case at every restaurant on Mackinac Island. They have you trapped, and they know it.) We started with the smoked whitefish dip, which is a popular thing in this part of Michigan. It came piping hot with melted cheese on it, and served with crispy pita chips and crostini. I'm glad I tried it! I love me a good meatloaf sandwich, so when I saw meatloaf sliders in the menu, I had to get them. These sliders are made with pretzel buns, which are not my favorite because I feel like they're never soft enough. A nice white bun would have been so much better. I got a side Caesar salad, and it was fine. We also ordered a chicken tenders basket, the Low Carb Platter (just a cheeseburger without a bun and a side of cottage cheese), and a kids' cheeseburger. They do have a kids menu here -- just ask. Millie's gets very busy! We had to wait almost 30 minutes for a table. But it's centrally located in the middle of downtown Mackinac, so I wouldn't expect anything less.

I knew I wanted to eat whitefish and chips while on Mackinac Island, and the menu at Seabiscuit…read moreCafe sounded pretty good. I was worried there would be a long wait, as it's a small spot, but Nate and I could grab a seat at the bar right away for a late lunch. The bartender was super friendly and we enjoyed chatting with her. I got a featured sangria with pear vodka which was delicious and refreshing. Their taps were out of order, but they have plenty of canned and bottled options. The fish and chips came with two large filets and plenty of fries. I even liked the coleslaw, which I normally don't really love. The batter was a bit thick for my taste but the fish was flaky and not dry. Nate got the waldorf salad, which was huge and had tons of toppings and a nice portion of grilled chicken. The space is quite small so I don't think this place would be great if you have a stroller or anyone in a wheelchair. I'm glad we checked it out and would come back - some of the other dishes I saw coming out of the kitchen looked great, like the fried mac and cheese and the Reuben!

One of the only places on the island to get a good vegan meal that isn't a burger of some sort. Wet…read moreburrito ftw! Fun horse themed decor (who'd have guessed by the name). Server was on point, refilled my water three times during meal. I ate the whole thing and regret nothing! Cheaper to pay with cash than card, cards get a 3% fee added on. Also, they're part of the 906 club, earn extra money back easily by spending yours here.

Great options on the menu, including Swedish meatballs, grilled ribeye, Asian rice bowl, chicken &…read morewaffle, and chicken pot pie. The brussels weren't as good as Smokey Jose's. Zesty brussels sprouts & bacon $9 Chicken and waffle $18 ....| \ _ , , , - - , , _ , .../ , ` . - ' ` ' . _ \ - ; ; ; , _ ..| , a - ) ) _ . ; . ( ` - ` - ' - ' ' - - - ' ' ( _ / . _ ) - ' ( _ \ _ ) 2019

First time being on the island for multiple days. We ate at Broken Spoke yesterday and decided to…read morecome back again today. My wife and I agreed, the best food we ate on the island. The BBQ burger may be the best burger you have ever had! Bacon and brisket with your burger? So good. Good drinks and even better food.

It's surprisingly difficult to find decent biscuits and gravy anywhere, or at least, so I'm told…read more But the biscuits and gravy at Pancake House are actually very good! The gravy is hot, the biscuits are soft, and if you get it with an egg on top, they're even better. But biscuits and gravy are just one of the items you'll find on the breakfast menu here. (They serve breakfast all day.) Of course, they have pancakes: buttermilk pancakes, blueberry pancakes, chocolate chip pancakes, and even red velvet pancakes. We got an order of the buttermilk pancakes, which are a la carte, and then you can add on an egg or bacon or sausage for an additional fee. We got bacon on the side. Another sweet thing we got for our breakfast: a cinnamon roll, which was large and perfectly swirled. Apparently, it had the perfect amount of icing on it. I got the mushroom and Swiss omelet, which was not my favorite. Swiss cheese has such a mild flavor, as do eggs, and mushrooms have zero taste unless you add something to make them soak up that flavor, so this omelet tasted like ... butter? Or whatever they used to grease the pan. I had to add a lot of Cholula hot sauce to my omelet just to taste something. And I don't even particularly like Cholula. Omelets come with your choice of toast. The coffee was great, though, and was replenished quickly. The service was super quick, too. You can tell that these guys are used to dealing with a crush of people during the busy season, because everyone was very efficient. Pancake House also shares the same location as Ryba's Fudge Shop. You're actually sitting and eating breakfast in a fudge shop. (Or maybe people are buying fudge from a breakfast joint. Same-same.)

Great spot! I got the avocado toast with 2 over medium eggs. It was so good!! Our waitress was…read moresuper nice and the place was super cute! to me it was giving 50s diner. :)

Loved this spot on the main street! We had excellent service, food and beer…read more It had a good kids menu and I would happily recommend it to anyone. I thought the turtle/island theme with the beer names was adorable.

5 - I'd try to convince my wife to drive an hour just to come here. Skip to the end to see my…read morerating scale. To be fair, since it's on Mackinac Island, you're going to travel an hour just to get here anyway. But yeah, if I lived anywhere in the area I'd plan a night around coming here. The three things I look for in a brewery are an inviting outdoor space, accessibility to some good grub, and (of course) some quality beers. Big bonus if a place is dog friendly. Great Turtle easily accomplishes all three. Our waitress was great - they were fairly busy but she was super friendly and made sure we were taken care of without being up-in-your-face. The lunches we enjoyed were tasty and filling. We actually came here twice on the same day. The first time we got the 12-sample flight of all their beers. We then left for a walk around the town. After an hour of talking about Great Turtle we decided to go back for lunch and a pint of our favorite beer from the flight. Very rare for us to repeat a place, especially on the same day! Next time we venture into Northern Michigan I'll try to convince Mama to go back again, get a room nearby, and spend more time without the concern of driving later on. My rating scale: 1 - Just don't 2 - You'll survive, but there are better choices close by 3 - Good choice if you're in the area 4 - I'd drive 30 minutes out of my way just to come here 5 - I'd try to convince my wife to drive an hour just to come here