Stopped by for lunch & ordered the Pecan Chicken Salad. The chicken was warm and the raspberry…read morevinegarette dressing was tasty. Have had the Fish & Chips on previous visits and they are delicious. The breading on the fish is light, making the perch very flavorful. Our waitress was very attentive and refilled our drinks before we requested it. Great waitress!! The new owner, Érica, is freshening the restaurant. The new paint color on the walls really brightened the interior. Saw a sign in the entre for a Happy Hour also.

Great steak restaurant near the quaint downtown where the local radio station has speakers on every…read morestreet light posts playing music and weather at all hours in Bad Axe, Michigan. The weather is harsh during the six months long winter with white snow everywhere but the people are friendly and downright patriotic. The General Motors Company abandoned the nearby Flint, Michigan factory as seen in the old documentary movie made by Michael Moore, but the Bad Axe people didn't abandon GM. There are more Tahoes and Sierra Pickups owned and operated than any Oklahoma towns. The drinks were excellent and reasonably priced. The steak salad was fantastic. The best part was my serving lady was Hanna from Heaven! Solid Five Stars! Go now and Enjoy!

Don't miss this beautiful gem in Caseville, MI. The food was…read moreoutstanding and the service as well. They have homemade bread! Warning lines can get long because it's so popular!

Small town, small family-owned diner. We stopped for breakfast and were not disappointed. The…read morestaff are friendly, flexible and attentive. The ambience is laid back, homey, lively. We were greeted promptly, our order was taken when we were ready and the food arrived piping hot. Our coffee was filled without asking. These qualities aren't always present with many establishments. Heard the words please, thank you and you're welcome more times than I can count. Great staff. I ordered their most popular breakfast item: corned beef hash. It was perfect. Homemade fried potatoes, ample chunks of meat and eggs over medium that brought together all the flavors. The toast, rye, was yummy. They also have homemade white bread for toast, homemade donuts and cinnamon rolls. Again, another hallmark of a great diner: good cooks and bakers. My husband had the daily special: 2 eggs, meat, potatoes and toast. He said it was perfect. Walt's will be our go-to breakfast spot when near Caseville

Stopped in for a quick lunch with my sister. Service was great, food was amazing. Loved being by…read morethe water. Very clean and good vibes.

Super pretty outdoor seating with a view of the water!! We got burgers and pickle fries, they were…read moregood, nothing crazy. I wish that the menu had more options, it was only chicken related foods or burgers and salads for an entree which really isn't inclusive for all. The service was the worst part. We did get seated right away, but there were so many random people besides our waitress coming to our table which just felt unorganized. We ordered 2 sides of sauces for our burgers and when one of the girls dropped off our food she said she'd be right back with them and then no one came to our table after that. Then we were waiting to eat our burgers and we could see the waitress going to different tables but not approaching us and we couldn't flag her down. I ended up having to get up and walk all the way to the back of the restaurant to get attention from anyone and finally get our sauces. The service was just very unorganized and we didn't feel cared for.

"Selection and Service Intertwined"- Bravo 10/10 A+…read more I am a camper who travels up to Port Austin, MI every summer, and I have ALWAYS shopped at Mayes IGA, I am greatly pleased with the market and feel it deserves much praise: "Mayes IGA Foodliner is an excellent example of what a supermarket should be. You walk in the door...your eyes suddenly focus on the variety of products available: not too overwhelming but an excellent selection of just what you need! The meats are fresh, produce clean, and dry goods ready for sale. Also, a variety of gadgets meet your eyes, great for campers (like me). Then...a smiling face greets you...makes you feel like your welcome, even if they know your "not from around here". They are knowledgeable and understand how to help you best. So you have it: Selection and Service in one- Intertwined! Shopping at this IGA actually has become a part of my camping trip that I look forward to, and that's not easy to say- looking forward to grocery shopping. I am truly pleased with this IGA and would HIGHLY recommend it to any customer- living OR VISITING Port Austin, MI. I give it an A + 10/10 Rating. Bravo Mayes IGA on another Satisfied and RETURNING Customer, Tony A! Pros: Everything Cons: Nothing

Over priced groceries Rude and lazy cashier Tiffany…read more Good workers are Amanda, Jodi, Brooklyn, and Daniel. Good wine, beer, and liquor selection.

Pay attention to expiration dates on all perishable foods and you will be fine. It's a good idea…read moreto know what stuff should cost before shopping. All in all it is a good store.

The brewmaster is a genius and super cool guy! They have a cool outdoor patio for you to bring your…read moredog. Their service is awesome, they let us come in a little early from opening. Don't miss out on their food either. We got their tater kegs, Big Mac burger and the flirt. All amazing! They have a rewards program which was great, and worth it even for a weekend stay. The ppl it brings in are really cool too. Everyone loved bubba!

Just had the displeasure of experiencing this place. Beside being overpriced and having a limited…read moremenu, the service was terrible. And I'm not talking about the wait times - I can understand that places can get busy - but their attitudes are super bad. The larger older server on the patio was terrible attitude. Take your money and business elsewhere.

So there's Cafe 53 and Hazel's by Cafe 53. At 7 AM on a Saturday, Cafe 53 was closed so we went to…read moreHazel's. The food was very fresh, very good, and very reasonably priced. Upon check out we asked the hostess and she let us know that both are owned by the same people, similar breakfast menus but varying lunch menus. To re-iterate, since Hazel's isn't on yelp, this is a positive review for breakfast at Hazel's by Cafe 53.

PROs: Can't beat the prices! Breakfast was pretty good…read more CONs: very slow service. Interior is quite run down.

Biggest scoop of ice cream ever! Great ice cream, little area to sit and get to it! Fun music…read moreplaying and a general low key vibe. Honestly we shared this... it's a meal for one for sure! Definitely will be back when we return.

After a three hour kayak trip to Turnip Rock, we were desperate for some ice cream to refuel. We…read moreheard about the large scoops of homemade ice cream at Grindstone General Store and headed over immediately. When we arrived, we saw a huge line out the door, with cars parked all along the road down probably around a quarter mile. That seemed promising! As you enter building, you snake through some of the eclectic goods the store sells - things like custom made chess sets, cute cartoon character and fish shaped soaps, etc. It looks like all of the good being sold are local or at least from Michigan. You'll have plenty of time to browse, since it takes almost 30 minutes from setting foot in the shop to actually reaching the front of the line. It's actually overall pretty well organized. There are two doors on the exterior of the store, but they removed the outside handle on one of the doors so it can only be used as an exit. The shop mainly serves Stroh's ice cream, but they have a tub or two of Guernsey Dairy, and a freezer of ten home made flavors. Of course, we had to get the homemade ice cream only. Please note that the owner can be kind of gruff - before you get to the counter, make sure to know exactly what cone, size, and flavors you want. I don't think they offer any samples. Two Scoops in a Cup ($4.25 first scoop, $2.25 second) - They certainly aren't lying about having giant scoops of ice cream! They actually have a display up showing that a scoop is softball sized with a 14oz volume. That's basically like a pint by itself. We decided to get two flavors in a cup: Horchata and Black Raspberry Bugaboo. The horchata is rich, creamy and filled with vanilla and cinnamon. The ice cream is premium (but I wouldn't say it's super premium) with generally low overrun and higher butterfat, giving a delicious creamy mouthfeel. The sweetness is perfect for ice cream - it's sweet but not achingly so. There are a small amount of ice crystals that formed around some of the cinnamon, but it was only a very small amount and not detrimental enough for me to drop my score. (5/5) The Black Raspberry Bugaboo tastes very artificial. It takes the flavor of raspberry and amps it up to 300% so that it's very sweet with a heavy artificial tart flavor. It's studded with chocolate cups that are filled with maraschino cherry type of flavor as well, and mixed with ribbons of Hershey's chocolate fudge. Not my favorite flavor of ice cream (I was expecting this to be natural raspberry), but I can see it appealing to some. (3/5) There's a choice of sugar cone, waffle cone ($1.25 up charge), or plastic cup. We opted for the cup for two reasons: the sugar cone doesn't look like it can contain the amount of ice cream they serve, and it looks like they get their waffle cones premade from Jagger Cone. The waffle cones come with a paper holder with a flare around to catch any ice cream drips. If you want to enjoy their homemade ice cream at home, they do sell prepacked quarts in a freezer. I wish there was an option for smaller scoops; while I managed to finish two scoops with my partner, I saw many others whose eyes were bigger than their stomachs and ended up having to throw out most of their ice cream. In fact, we saw large piles of ice cream sitting in the nearby trash can. What a waste of food. Bathrooms - Single porta potty outside Overall rating of the food this visit: 4/5