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Mackinac Island: A Foodie’s Fantasy
World-famous fudge. It’s what Mackinac Island is known for. Yet, it’s just the tip of the tongue when it comes to the dining delights waiting to lather your taste buds. From casual fare at scenic outdoor patios to exquisite meals in some of the country’s most historic hotels, there’s a restaurant on Mackinac Island for every occasion and every mood. And with so many visitors and workers from all over the world, there’s a sundry selection of international foods available, too. There’s no shortage of fine beverages, either, with great places to grab a drink around every corner.
Food Experiences You Will Love
Casual Restaurants and Fine Dining
Outdoor Dining
Drinking and Nightlife
World-Famous Fudge
America’s Oldest Grocery Store
Specialty Foods at the Market
Special Dietary Needs
Let Your Inner Foodie Eat!
Mackinac Island is much more than the fudge capital of the world. It’s home to a diverse collection of bars and restaurants that are full of character and personality – some with incredible waterfront settings, many with spectacular views and several right in the heart of all the action downtown. From breakfast through dinner and late into the night, there are unique and memorable dining experiences to be had all over Mackinac Island. Come explore all the places to indulge your inner foodie (and be sure to fancy yourself a fudgie, too!).
START PLANNING
While you’re planning which bars and restaurants to visit on Mackinac Island, don’t forget to book your place to stay. You can also sign up for the newsletter to get the latest updates in advance of your trip and download the visitor’s guide to see everything else there is to do while you’re here.
Other experiences you might like:
There are lots of ways to work up an appetite while visiting Mackinac Island. Perhaps you’d enjoy exploring the island’s historic sites. Taking the reins of a horse-drawn carriage. Or pedaling a bike on a leisurely and scenic ride along the car-free road that circles the island.