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- PPegjvipSouthwest Florida •21 reviews4.0Dined 1 day agoLovely atmosphere with spectacular view and excellent piano playing. Veal Marsala was excellent. Salad portion is very small on goat cheese salad…definitely not worth the price. Unfortunately the hostess set a bad tone, not very welcoming and when I asked for a different table, seemed quite put out though she accommodated us. Chalked it up to being late in the season so she was tired ☺️More infoCarriage House at Hotel IroquoisPrice: Expensive• American• Mackinac Island•4.7
- OTOpenTable DinervipChicago / Illinois •4 reviews5.0Dined on Sep 19, 2023Wonderful food selection and quality of presentation was greatMore infoChiantiPrice: Very Expensive• Farm-to-table• Mackinac Island•4.6
- JYJenY1 review4.0Dined on Sep 14, 2023Fantastic staff, nice location, we came as locals (not hotel guests) and we'll be back!More infoView Restaurant + BarPrice: Expensive• Contemporary American• Sault Ste. Marie•4.5
- OTOpenTable DinerNorthern Michigan / Upper Peninsula •1 review5.0Dined on Sep 12, 2023We had such an amazing time and the workers there were awesome!!! Thank you everyone! Food was fantastic also!More infoBuffalo Wild Wings - Sault Sainte MariePrice: Moderate• American• Sault Ste. Marie•4
- DJDebbieJNew Orleans / Louisiana •4 reviews4.0Dined on Sep 9, 2023Nice dinner. Food was plated beautifully. Only 2steak medallions for dinner selection. Unable to substitute daily soup for salad. Was expecting “something” for a celebration that I placed in my reservation but nothing was said or sent/arrive to the table. Would consider it in the future.More infoRound Island KitchenPrice: Moderate• American• Mackinac Island•4.1
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