Mackinac Island Restaurants

Mackinac Island restaurants offer many choices in cuisine and ambiance. There is something for every taste and occasion from ice-cream cones to elegant gourmet dinners and everything in-between. So bring your appetite and get ready to enjoy!
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Mackinac Island Fine Dining
restaurants.
Mackinac Island Restaurants:
Seabiscuit Cafe,
one of our favorite Mackinac Island RestaurantsBrick walls, race horse motif and a beautiful old-style wooden bar set the mood for this cozy, friendly restaurant with a great staff and yummy food. You will find Seabiscuit on Main Street. Marcia’s mother highly recommends the Cherry Cobb Salad. It is her Island favorite! If you prefer a sandwich, try the delicious Whitefish Rueben.
The Pink Pony is located in the Chippewa Hotel and is “world famous” as a gathering place for Yacht Race sailors. There is plenty of seating inside that extends to their outdoor deck overlooking the harbor. Marcia’s Aunt Pat says, “In my expert opinion, the best hamburger on Mackinac Island is at The Chippewa Hotel.”
Horns Bar Located on Main Street, Horn’s specializes in southwestern and American fare and has live entertainment most evenings. Although it is a bar, it is suitable for families during the day and early evening. Good sliders!
Patrick Sinclair’s Irish Pub Live entertainment from Irish bands to Karaoke and DJ’s make the Irish Pub a lively place to enjoy a meal. It is a family style Mackinac Island restaurant complete with a children’s menu. You will find The Irish Pub on Main Street.
The Carriage House, at the Hotel Iroquois, has a fabulous waterfront location where you can dine inside or on one of the verandas. There is entertainment nightly at the piano bar.
The Grill Room overlooking the Straits of Mackinac is the perfect place for a gourmet dinner. It serves a full breakfast daily and lunch on the Terrace, weather permitting. It is located at the Island House Hotel.
Gate House You will find the Gate House just below the Grand Hotel. It has a beautiful huge natural stone fireplace. Lunch, dinner, cocktails are served inside or on the deck, alfresco. You will enjoy Grand Hotel service in a casual atmosphere at this Mackinac Island restaurant.
Stop at the Tea Room when you are touring Fort Mackinac for a delicious lunch and a fabulous view of the Straits of Mackinac. This restaurant choice will require a ticket to enter the fort.
The Jockey Club at the Grand Stand overlooks the first tee of the Jewel Golf Course and serves lunch and dinner. Reservations are required for dinner.
This is an offsite Grand Hotel restaurant with the charm of an Alpine chalet. It is open for dinner from 5:00pm -10:00pm. Reservations are required. Be sure to try your hand at bowling while you are there. It is the oldest operating duckpin bowling alley in the United States.
This beautiful restaurant is located at The Inn at Stonecliffe. It is in the Stonecliffe mansion which was originally a summer cottage built in 1904. This is the perfect setting for a very special dinner.
Stop at the Cannonball located at British Landing when you ride around the Island. They specialize in deep fried pickles!
Goodfellow’s Italian Chop House is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Part of the Lake View Hotel, they serve on the covered porch on Main Street as well as in their main dining room and the lounge, Wings and Things.
The view of the Straits of Mackinac is outstanding from this dining venue at the Putt-Putt Golf course at Mission Point Resort. They provide live music nightly, weather permitting. The outdoor fireplace is very cozy!
Insider Tip: Call for a taxi (906-847-3323) as soon as you make your dinner reservation if the Mackinac Island restaurant is beyond walking distance from your hotel. Restaurant staff will call for your return taxi at the end of your evening. Also, keep in mind that tips are included in the check if you are dining at the Grand Hotel.
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