Capture the Flavor of Mackinac Island

image1Cawthorne’s Village Inn
1304 Hoban St.
Serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and late night menus year ‘round – a favorite of locals and tourists for 45 years. Breakfasts, sandwiches, salads and appetizers, steaks, chops, burgers and ribs. The house special Planked Whitefish has received world acclaim.

Chillin’ & Grillin’ Waterfront Cafe
7279 Main St.
Outdoor casual dining for lunch and dinner featuring burgers on the outdoor grill, fresh whitefish baskets, wings, wraps, salads and frozen lemonade.

Chuckwagon
7400 Main St.
The quintessential diner serving American breakfasts plus unique burgers and sandwiches for lunch.

Dog House
7498 Main St.
Hot dogs, chili dogs, kraut dogs, brats, nachos, ice cream bars and more.

Gate House
286 Grand Ave.
A Grand Hotel restaurant serving upscale American and Regional Grille in a casual setting.

Goodfellow’s Italian Chophouse
1359 Hoban St.
American and Italian fare featuring pasta, chops, steaks, fresh seafood and fish, pizza, salads, soups and more.

Horn’s Gaslight Bar & Restaurant
7300 Main St.
Friendly, 19th century saloon atmosphere serving traditional American and Southwestern cuisine in the heart of downtown. Established in 1933.

Huron Street Pub & Grill
7304 Main St.
Serving lunch and dinner year ‘round in a casual setting. Pub fare, American bourbons, Irish whiskeys and a comprehensive European draught beer selection. Weekend entertainment.

Island Slice Pizzeria
7248 Main St.
Quintessential old-style pizzeria serving traditional and gourmet pizzas, calzones, garden salads and more.

Sea Buscuit Cafe, Mackinac Island (5)

JL Beanery
939 Main St.
This quaint waterfront cafe is a favorite place to grab a cup of coffee or tea, sandwiches and soups.

Lucky Bean Coffeehouse
7383 Market St.
Fresh pastries daily along with coffee and
other drink specials.

Martha’s Sweet Shop
7395 Main St.
Bakery, patisserie and ice cream shop. Fresh baked cinnamon rolls, muffins, croissants and pastries, plus ice cream, pizza and more.

Mama LaRosa’s Pizza Buffet
7260 Main St.
Fresh homemade pizza buffet with over 35-ingredient salad bar, soft drinks, coffee and tea.

Mary’s Bistro & Draught House
Wood-grilled and spit-fired entrees featuring rotisserie chicken, ribs and Great Lakes whitefish along with sandwiches, salads and soups. Comprehensive wine list and beer selection.

Mighty Mac Hamburgers
7278 Main St.
Serving fresh fast food, Mackinac Island style.

Millie’s on Main
7294 Main St.
Relax with the family and enjoy Brooklyn style pizza, sandwiches, salads and ice cream treats.

Mr. B’s
7367 Main St.
Old-fashioned soft-serve ice cream stand complete with all the yummy toppings. Pizza whole or by the slice, hot dogs, Coney dogs, chicken strips and more.

Mackinac Island White Fish from Village InnMustang Lounge
1485 Astor St.
The Islander’s year ‘round hangout. Full bar featuring draught beers, traditional bar grub, burgers, dogs, wings, sandwiches, pizza and an array of fried munchies.

Pancake House
102 Main St.
The island’s fastest short-order cooks create fresh egg dishes to order, breakfast sandwiches, omelets, Plath smoked meats, waffles and pancakes with fresh fruits, nuts and/or chocolate. Deli sandwiches, fresh soups, daily specials, ice cream, milkshakes and Ryba’s fudge.

Pink Pony Bar & Grill
7221-105 Main St.
Inside the Chippewa Hotel. Casual dining in an island bistro atmosphere with live entertainment. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with harbor and marina views in four unique settings. Whitefish Dip, gourmet pasta, burgers, sandwiches and salads, prime rib and Southern Style Baby Back Ribs.

Seabiscuit Cafe & Grog
7337 Main St.
Upscale American and Regional Grille in a casual setting. Serving lunch and dinner daily with an assortment of appetizers, salads, soups, entrees and desserts.

Yankee Rebel Tavern
1493 Astor St.
Regional American cuisine in a historical period setting. Lunch offers salads, sandwiches and homemade soups. Dinner entrees include Yankee Pot Roast, Filet Mignon, fresh fish and chef’s specials nightly.

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