We will be adding more restaurants and cafes to our online dining listings. In the meantime, you will find a complete list of restaurants at the Mackinac Island Tourism Association website.
Bistro on the Green (906) 847-3312-Open air breakfast, lunch & dinner with a classic European touch overlooking the Greens of Mackinac executive putting course at Mission Point Resort.
Cannonball Drive In (906) 847-3549- Angus beef burgers, hot dogs, bbq beef, salads, stacked sandwiches, pizza, ice cream, famous fried pickles, candy, cookies, soda & bottled water. Relax on the beach or the picnic tables half way ‘round the Island at historic British Landing.
Carleton’s Tea Shop (906) 684-7333-Featuring luncheon specialties as well as coffee, tea and desserts. Located within Grand Hotel in the lower lobby, open to the non-guests.
Carriage House Dining at Hotel Iroquois (906) 847-3321-Premier waterfront dining at the Hotel Iroquois with gorgeous views and open air patio seating. American Cuisine with international influences, delectable desserts, extensive wine list. Recipient of Conde Nast Gold List and Travel + Leisure awards. Grammy Award winning pianist Darryl Dybka performs nightly.
Chillin’ & Grillin’ Waterfront Cafe (906) 847-8686-Outdoor casual dining for lunch and dinner featuring burgers on the outdoor grill, fresh whitefish baskets, wings, wraps, salads and frozen lemonade.
Chuckwagon (906) 847-0019-Mackinac Island’s quintessential diner serving breakfast and lunch daily.
Cudahy Room (906) 847-3355-Built within the private study of Michael Cudahy’s famed Stonecliffe Manor, this one of a kind dining experience offers picturesque views of the Mackinac Bridge, tasty food & good cheer tucked away in the woods up Island.
Dog House (906) 847-6586-Best “dogs” on Mackinac Island, plain hot dogs, chili dogs, kraut dogs, brats, nachos, chips, ice cream bars, fountain pop and cold bottled water. Dine family style on big picnic tables under our shady yellow umbrellas or carry out to your favorite picnic spot in Mackinac Island State Park. Large groups, families, dogs and kite flying encouraged. Located at Windermere point on the Straits of Mackinac across from the Windermere Hotel.
Fort Mackinac Tea Room-A Grand Hotel Restaurant (906) 847-3328-Open for lunch, this Grand Hotel Restaurant offers excellence in dining in a colonial atmosphere. Located inside the walls of Fort Mackinac with a spectacular view of the yacht harbor. Fort Mackinac admission required.
Gate House (906) 847-3331-The newest Grand Hotel restaurant featuring upscale American and Regional Grille in a casual setting. Open for both lunch and dinner, this casual bar/restaurant features televisions to watch the game and live music.
Goodfellows (906) 847-3384-Innovative American and Italian fare featuring a daily breakfast bar, lunch, dinner and late night menus. Specialities include pasta, chops, steaks, fresh seafood & fish, pizza, salads, soups & Atkins menu. Porch, restaurant and pub seating.
Grand Hotel Dining Room (906) 847-3331-Serving a full breakfast menu, a wide selection of breakfast entrees, including omelettes and made-to-order eggs, cereals, pancakes, breakfast meats and salmon, fresh breads and pastries, fresh juices, fruits and more. The legendary Grand Luncheon Buffet features garden-fresh salads, savory cheeses, slow-roasted meats, seafood and more than 20 varieties of fresh-baked pastries. The five-course dinner features a menu renowned for its range and excellence and the well-stocked cellar offers abundant choices of domestic and imported wines. Located within Grand Hotel, open to the non-guests (dress code required for dinner).
Horn’s Gaslight Bar & Restaurant (906) 847-6154-Established in 1933 with a friendly 19th century saloon atmosphere serving lunch, dinner and late night daily. Offering traditional American and Southwestern cuisine in the heart of downtown. Families, groups and large parties always welcome.
Island Slice (906) 847-3530-Quintessential old-style pizzeria. Serving traditional and gourmet pizzas, calzones, garden salads and more. Friendly family atmosphere. Children’s menu. Large groups and parties welcome. Located downtown.
JL Beanery-A Coffeehouse (906) 847-6533-Voted one of the Best Independent Coffeehouses in Michigan by the 2004 Detroit News Reader’s Poll. Great coffee, hot chocolate, select teas, sodas, delightful breakfasts , delicious sandwiches and soups; need we say more? Dine in or out at our pretty yellow café. Located on the Marina in Historic Haldimand Bay overlooking Round Island lighthouse.
Jockey Club at Grand Stand (906) 847-3331-Featuring sandwiches, soups, and salads for lunch and a full dinner menu. Open to non-hotel guests, casual attire is welcome. Located on the first tee of Grand Hotel’s golf course. Pianist nightly.
Lakeside Market & Cafe (906) 847-3312-Gourmet pizza, Chicago-style hot dogs, fresh hand tossed salads, gourmet cheese plates, fresh fruit medleys, gelatos, fresh baked muffins, delicious cookies and fresh brewed flavored coffees. Explore the Island with one of our backpack picnics to go. Located on the lower lever of Mission Point Resort’s Main Lodge.
Martha’s Sweet Shop (906) 847-3700-Bakery, patisserie and ice cream shop. Fresh baked cinnamon rolls, muffins, croissants and pastries. Ice cream, pizza, coffee, tea & sodas at the Horse Corral Mall.
Mary’s Bistro (906) 847-3347-Eclectic, fresh approach to old-world dishes inspired by Parisian Bistros. Charming, fine dining atmosphere augmented by decorative indoor, airy harbor side patio and people watching Main Street seating. Great wine list. Bon Vivant! In season afternoon patio entertainment on harbor side patio. Located on Main Street near the Star Line Ferry docks.
Mighty Mac (906) 847-8039-Serving fresh fast food Mackinac Island style. Breakfast sandwiches, burgers, dogs, chicken sandwiches, chicken tenders, and beer battered fish, french fries, onion rings, homemade soups, great chili and ice-cold fountain pop. Indoor seating or carryout. Located downtown.
Millies on Main (906) 847-9901-A perfect place to relax with the family, serving Brooklyn style pizza, delicious sandwiches, salads and ice cream treats. Fountain soda, beer, wine and great coffee. Located next to Carriage Tours on Main Street.
Mustang Lounge (906) 847-9916-The Islander’s year ’round hangout. Full bar featuring canned & draught beers, serving traditional bar grub, burgers, dogs, wings, sandwiches, pizza, fries, rings, ‘shrooms and an array of great fried munchies. Located downtown on Astor Street. Take out food and beer. Impromptu entertainment.
Pink Pony Bar & Grill (906) 847-3341-Serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and late night menus daily in our Main Street dining room. Mouthwatering hearty breakfasts to order featuring fresh ground coffee and farm fresh eggs. Enjoy our famous half-pound Pony burger or Whitefish sandwich caught fresh daily. Homemade soups, delicious salads and innovative appetizers. Relax at the harbor side
Seabiscuit Cafe & Grog (906) 847-3611 – Featuring upscale American and Regional Grille in a casual setting. Serving lunch and dinner daily with a delicious assortment of appetizers, salads, soups, entrees and desserts. Great wine list, imported and domestic beers and premium liquors.
The Yankee Rebel Tavern (906) 847-6249-Experience regional American cuisine in a historical period setting. Lunch offers innovative salads, distinctive sandwiches and homemade soups. Dinner entrees include Yankee Pot Roast, Filet Mignon, fresh fish and chef’s specials nightly. Epicurean deserts including our Taste of Mackinac award winning Chocolate Bread Pudding. Full bar, comprehensive wine list with an extensive selection of wines by the glass. Children’s menu. Receptions, groups and large parties welcome.
Woods A Grand Hotel Restaurant (906) 847-3699-Enjoy Bavarian charm and a full a la carte menu of appetizers, entrees and desserts. Open for dinner nightly and luncheon peak season. Bobby’s Bar at Woods is open daily for drinks and is home to the Island’s only nineteenth century duckpin bowling alley. Located up-island near the Inn at Stonecliffe. Horse-drawn shuttle service is available from downtown nightly, open to non-guests.
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Cloghaun is one of the oldest Victorian homes on the Island. Thomas and Bridget Donnelly left Ireland in 1848, and completed Cloghaun in 1884. This lovely home has been preserved by their descendants and now offers guests a tranquil, romantic interlude from the demands of everyday life.
Make yourself at home at Hart’s bed and breakfast on beautiful Mackinac Island. This special island has been a unique summer resort for over one hundred years. With the absence of motorized vehicles one may walk, bicycle, or ride a horse-drawn carriage around the island ‘s six square miles of peaceful beauty.
