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- DDianavipDetroit / Eastern Michigan •12 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoMenu is varied and very good. Great selection for f happy hour sharables. Everything we’ve had on the menu has been delicious. Reasonably priced for the quality.More infoReflect Bistro inside Cambria SuitesPrice: Expensive• Contemporary American• Traverse City•4.7
- LLeslievipOrlando / Central Florida East •8 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoDelightful food with accommodations for GF. Quiet night fire was lovelyMore infoArtisan - Traverse CityPrice: Expensive• American• Traverse City•4.7
- TTinavipDetroit / Eastern Michigan •36 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoService was attentive. Large selection of different brunch items from omelettes to salads, pasta and carving stations. Excellent desserts too!More infoAerie Restaurant & LoungePrice: Very Expensive• American• Acme•4.4
- CCathyvipChicago / Illinois •21 reviews5.0Dined on Nov 20, 2024I have always loved Funistrada, and this dinner, with six friends, was absolutely wonderful! I chose Funoistrada for my birthday dinner, because I knew they would all want to come! I highly recommend themMore infoTrattoria FunistradaPrice: Expensive• Italian• Glen Arbor / Maple City•4.8
- JJoSouthwest Florida •18 reviews5.0Dined on Nov 19, 2024This is our favorite restaurant in Traverse City and we always dine here for the special occasions in our life. All of their wait staff are awesome, but Mary is our favorite! If you’re looking for a wonderful experience, try The Boathouse….summer or winter!More infoBoathouse RestaurantPrice: Very Expensive• European• Traverse City•4.9
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Northern Michigan and its Upper Peninsula have long established themselves as prime destinations for foodie connoisseurs of all stripes, and that trend seems to be only growing. You can get good ol' American back-woods cookin' at several well-loved restaurants in this little town of only 1,500. But the unexpected cuisine diversity you find here includes an authentic French cafe, an Italian trattoria, and a true pub that seems to have been imported unchanged from the British Isles. The latter gives you everything from fish and chips to Yorkshire pudding. There are also full-blooded American bars and grills and a vegetarian-friendly deli thrown into the mix.