Arrived just after 7 PM, wanting to hear some live music after dinner across the street. Rustic…read morecountry meets industrial chic. Wood, metal, and concrete, meld into a welcoming and hip place to meet and hang with friends and family. All ages here. Fun menu, all spirits, beer, and wine made in house, wow. NA cocktail for me, a cucumber gin Rickey, very good. Porter for the hubby, also good. Made room for the Bavarian Pretzel Bites with warm house made beer cheese dip, which I wanted to drink! If all the food is this good, they will be around for a very long time. Very clean too, with a friendly and helpful staff. It is a bit loud, so keep that in mind if you're coming for the live music. Not as loud otherwise. Wish I tried more, but I will on our next trip here, promise. Another place worth the trip over the bridge!

Came here with my mom and girlfriend for Memorial Day dinner, and unfortunately it was a…read moredisappointing experience from start to finish. The menu felt completely unfocused -- cowboy sliders, ramen, poke bowls, tortellini, brisket sandwiches -- it honestly seemed like whoever designed it couldn't decide what kind of restaurant they wanted this place to be. We ordered the street corn dip as an appetizer, my mom and girlfriend both got the tortellini, and I ordered the brisket sandwich. The service was extremely slow, with about a 30 minute wait for food, and to make matters worse, the appetizer came out at the exact same time as the entrees. The street corn dip had clearly been sitting out for a while because it had developed a film on top and was cold by the time it reached the table. The tortellini was also cold and lacked flavor according to both my mom and girlfriend. As for my "brisket sandwich," I was pretty confused to see lettuce and pickles on it. Has whoever created this menu ever actually had southern-style brisket? On top of that, the brisket itself was incredibly dry -- more like chewing jerky than barbecue. By the time I finished, my jaw honestly felt strained from chewing it. To the waitress's credit, she apologized and took $10 off the bill, which was appreciated. Still, between the slow service, cold food, and disappointing entrees, this just isn't a place we'll be returning to.

Been here a few times now and this is a must stop for us when we are in the area. Food & service…read moreare top notch, cocktails were tasty and the past couple times we've been there they have an unbeatable beer special. Would highly recommend!

Took a stroll to the brewery from the public dock at Cedarville. When we finished with the pinecone…read moregift shop next-door, we popped in thinking that we would come in for a quick beer. We were delighted to find a full menu and a wide selection of brews and spirits. Service was prompt and our cocktails and flight came quickly. Two thumbs up for the Honey Amber and the tipper, a high ABV Pilsner. My spouse had the grilled cheese, bacon and apple. I had the wings with barbecue sauce. The sauce was a little sweet, but it was a healthy portion of wings and a side of little smashed potatoes - more than enough for lunch lots of TVs for the start of college football season and a surprisingly robust crowd for midday, even considering it's the Saturday of Labor Day weekend. There were several tables ahead of us and several behind, yet the kitchen seem to keep up very well with orders. I would return and recommend to others.

Love being here and all the history of the place just brings memories to life everyday!!!read more

We're regulars at the Islander when we're in town. Consistently decent service and food. Decent…read moretap beer selection. Word of caution though. Be sure to clarify options when ordering because our waitress didn't seem to care to. Order an entree with choice of potatoes. "What are my choices?". "Baked, sweet potato fries, French fries.". "I'll take French fries.". Check comes with a $3.99 upcharge for French fries. Excuse me? Live and learn. If you're offering choices and some of the choices involve an upcharge, your should definitely disclose that. Otherwise service was great and the food was decent.

The service was excellent for service however when I asked for an IPA beer she said she didn't…read moredrink so she didn't know what an IPA was so she said we have ciders and Samuel Adam's. If you're a bartender you need to know what an IPA beer is.

The atmosphere is pleasant and the service fast and friendly. The food is good. The only reason…read moreHucks gets 4 stars instead of 5 is the Chicken Wing Basket. All of the chicken 'wings' are only the flat portion of the wing, no dummies. The waitress confirmed that their wings are only the 'flats'. The price was high at $14, especially for only the flapper portion of the wings! Go there for sure but don't order chicken wings!

Fantastic local bar with characters... great food and service, friendly locals and bartender Avery…read moreis the best!

The fried whitefish is amazing! And if you sit outside you have a beautiful view. (Not sure about…read moreinside, we never sit there) Staff is always friendly and quick.

Great food, drink, hospitality, and ambience. The owner is a former Coast Guardsman and the…read morerestaurant walls are adorned with Coast Guard memorabilia donated by crews who see the Coast Guard flag flying in the front of the restaurant and come in for chef prepared food at reasonable prices. A real gem in Saint Ignace. Set the Buoy and Semper Paratus!

They charge extra for using a credit card. The menu only shows the cash price, not the credit…read morecard prices. They are more than making up for the credit card fee they pay. Now that King Richard has responded, I'll say to you jamaican jerk boy, that the debit card I use for eating out comes out of my bank account and not borrowing from a credit card company. So therefore, I refuse to dine at establishments that pass on their fees for doing business onto customers. Especially when Jamaican jerk boy acts like a pretentious toddler.

Vintage boat show weekend. It was really busy when we arrived. We were given menus and told it…read morewould be 30 to 45 minutes for our food. We received our drinks right away and our food came much faster than we expected. It was delicious. Wonderful waitress.

This place is excellent food is phenomenal!!! Atmosphere is friendly and clean. The staff is all…read more100% kind and professional

We stumbled onto this place as we were just walking the strip doing some shopping and we are so…read moreglad we did. The gentleman at the counter knew we were new so he took the time to explain the beer "self service" situation and how that the QR codes were on the table for both beer and food. It was great to just flash that bracelet and get the tasting of whatever beverage you wanted to try. I've heard about these before, but never tried it firsthand. I really think it was convenient to just try a little bit of this and a little bit of that - no wait for staff. We ordered some wings and pulled popper bread, both were delicious. We are excited to stop back again next Thursday and bring some friends along to share the experience with them as well. Thanks also to the guy working over in the coffee counter as he helped us with a to-go box and plasticware. We were real rookies, but we won't be next time. Great staff and see you all soon

Service - everyone was very helpful and friendly. Ambiance -…read morevery laidback brewery/pub feel, 4 tv monitors with sports and fun tv shows like (AFV and American Ninja, etc) Food - stuffed French toast was very yummy, gravy and biscuits were very good, 1 lb of bacon was good but a bit much. Self serve beer/cider - really cool concept....you pick the size glass you want (4oz, 8oz, or 12oz) then pick the cider/beer/seltzer you want, then swipe your bracelet to that machine and it pours it and charges you only for the amount you poured. We stopped by on our way up to the Soo and since it was 10:30 am we got breakfast food. Definitely plan to come back during lunch/dinner next time.

Absolutely!! Great staff!! Amazing walleye and it's just plain fun to go!!! Live Music…read moreevents are always good too

This was a fun spot to eat dinner. Not crowded, service was great. Fun decor. Food was good. Came…read morehere because they have vegan and gluten free options.

Needed a place to eat and found the Broken Spoke! The place next door had an hour wait, so we…read morechecked out the Broken Spoke. The wait was about 15-20 minutes - so much better of a wait time! I like the theme and vibe of the place - the play on bikes and name of the restaurant is perfect. Decor is bike themed but not overly done. Rustic and laid back. Our waitress was excellent - very friendly and attentive. All staff were wearing masks. Good drink menu in addition to food. A lot of small plate options but the portion sizes of the small plates could feed at least 2-4 people. I went with sweet potato fries and steak tender bites - delicious! The dipping sauces for the fries had three different options - sweet/savory, loved trying each one. The sweet potato fries were not mushy and had a good crunch. The steak was cooked to perfection - I asked for medium and I got medium! Everyone seemed happy with their food. Restrooms were downstairs. Nice dining option in the city - only con there was no outdoor seating. Picking up on social media - looks like this place used to be Huron St. Pub & Grill not sure if it was a re-branding or new owners. Either way, I hope Broken Spoke is here to stay on the island!

Went for dinner and the place had a great vibe, chill music, good food, and amazing service. Our…read morewaitress was super nice, helpful, and attentive. The Po' Boy was our favorite, definitely would go back again. Update: Went for dinner, still a great atmosphere and great service. The tomato basil soup was too salty and we couldn't finish it, the fish tacos were a little fishy, but the Po' Boy was still really good.