Mackinac Island Dining Guide DINING
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T he cuisine on Mackinac Island is just as rich and unique as the Island’s colorful history. There is a fan- tastic variety of culinary options to please the hun- gry traveler or discriminating foodie. Talented local chefs with years of experience take pride in their work. They can create a multitude of fabulous, inventive dishes using the freshest ingredients from around the Great Lakes region. Sip on craft brewed beers or lavish libations at a casual Island bistro, or indulge in fine dining at one of the Island’s many outstanding restaurants. Every Island eatery por- trays its own distinctive character through its unique culinary themes, picturesque views and famous signa- ture dishes. Scan the link below to view an expanded dining guide and see Island restaurants’ menus. Browse the selections, then complement your vacation with fantastic meals at any one of the many fine restaurants listed. Make the most of your time on the Island and use this dining guide to review and research your dining choices. Restaurants are divided into several categories to suit your preference: finer dining and family restaurants, delis, and coffee shops.
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