Mackinac Island 2018 Dining Guide Dining Guide | Page 13

Delis, Diners and Coffee Shops
“There is no love sincerer than the love of food.”
- George Bernard Shaw
Boxwood Coffeeshop and Café Located
in the lower level of Mission Point Resort. It’s
the perfect place to enjoy Lavazza coffees,
breakfast pastries, ice cream and gelato and
quick bites, beer and wi ne to go. Plus, the
views of Lake Huron and Mission Point’s Great
Lawn are unmatched. 906-847-3000   XS $
Cannonball Drive Inn Located at British Landing
on your bike ride halfway around the Island. Serving
Angus beef burgers, healthy wraps, stacked sand-
wiches, salads, ice cream and lots more. You gotta try
the deep fried pickle, a famous Cannonball specialty.
Evening BBQ hayrides available. Also, offering cater-
ing services and weddings on the beach at British
Landing. Call for information. 906-847-0932 XS $
Picnics Mackinac is the perfect place to enjoy a picnic. Get
Carlton’s Tea Store Located on the
lower level of Grand Hotel. Features soup
and sandwich specialties, teas and con-
fections. You’ll also find Grand Hotel’s
homemade fudge, gifts, Michigan made
jams and unusual kitchen and tea items.
Enter with hotel admission 8am -5pm, lunch
available 11am - 3pm. 906-847-3331 $
some grocery items or take-out food and find a secluded setting
on the beach, the woods or park, then enjoy a relaxing private time
with friends or family.
Doghouse at Windermere Point
Exceptional hot dogs, chili dogs, brats,
nachos, ice cream bars, pop and icy water.
Quick and easy lunch under the big yellow
umbrellas with an amazing waterfront view
of the boats cruising by. On the beach, at
the end of town where the boardwalk begins.
231-392-6456 X S $
Doud’s Market On the corner, next to
Marquette Park and their new location
near Shepler’s Dock. The oldest family
run grocery store in Michigan. Full ser-
vice deli, custom subs, salad bar, pizza,
burgers, fried chicken, pasta salads, deli
meats, fruit and produce all to go. Also
wine, beer, liquor, plus lotto and lots more.
Come check it out! 906-847-3444 $
Good Day Café Serving sweet and
savory crepes, frosty smoothies, fruity
frappes, giant cookies, sweet rolls,
breakfast sandwiches, meat sandwiches,
wraps and more all made to order!
Plus 16 flavors of Moomer’s ice cream.
Located across from the Chippewa
Hotel. Something for everyone! $
Island Slice Pizzeria The Island’s only
pizzeria. Hand tossed round, ultra thin,
or deep dish pizza made to order. The
dough made fresh daily for the best pizza
ever! Oven baked subs, chicken baked
pasta, and large specialty salads. Eat
inside, takeout, or free delivery by bicycle
anywhere downtown. 906-847-8100 $
BBQ Sandwich from The Ice House BBQ
Lucky Bean Coffeehouse Grab a cup of
Love Potion #9, the Island’s favorite java, at
Lucky Bean. Self-serve coffee from around the
world, an exotic variety of lattes, smoothies,
and frappes. Plus, Lucky Bean mugs and
bags, local artwork and the Island’s fastest
free Wi-Fi. Inside and outside seating, located
on Market Street. 248-342-2988 X $
Pancake House An Island institution,
serving classic American meals since
1963. Next to the Chippewa and open
all day for breakfast or lunch. Short
order cooks whip up fresh eggs to
order, breakfast sandwiches, omelets,
Plath’s smoked meats, waffles and
pancakes dressed with fresh fruits,
nuts or chocolate, deli sandwiches &
soup. 906-847-3829 $
Sadie’s Ice Cream Parlor This clas-
sic American ice cream parlor features
24 delicious flavors of ice cream cones,
featured shakes, famous ice cream pecan
balls and a special Grand Sundae built to
share and served in a dog bone-shaped
bowl. Indulge on marble cafe tables with
twisted iron chairs and benches. Located at
Grand Hotel’s east end, no hotel admission
required. 906-847-3331 X $
Key to this Restaurant Guide
$$$ = Expensive $20-$45+
$$ = Moderate $12-$24
$ = Inexpensive $12 or less
S = Water Views
G = Entertainment
X = Outdoor Seating
The dollar symbols represent
prices for most dinner entrees,
not necessarily all of the items
available and they do not reflect
total meal costs. Lunch prices
tend to be much less.
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