Other major attractions and things to see in the Upper Pennisula History of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan Information about the people, geography, climate, history, and economy of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan Map of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan Things to do and see in the winter in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan Wildlife in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan Weather in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan Requests for more information on a vacation in the Upper Information on Advertising on Upper Peninsula of Michigan Vacations Links- Relevant Links to Related Websites Vacation Planner: Plan your own Upper Peninsula of Michigan Vacation Vacation Packages Airports in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan UP Webcams Home page of Upmichiganvacations.com Restaurants in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan
Canoeing and kayaking in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan Fishing in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan Cities, Towns, and lakes in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan Resorts in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan Hiking in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan Hotels and Motels in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan Campgrounds in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan Mountain biking in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan Cabins for Rent in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan Tourist Attractions in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan

        L’Anse

CANTEEN BAR & GRILL
(906) 524-6211
Here you can sit at the bar, eat an excellent burger, and look out at Keweenaw Bay, thanks to a horizontal window behind the bar at this well-run, well-ventilated bar-restaurant. Its extensive menu includes babyback ribs, good Mexican, salads, homemade soups, chili, and 1/3-pound burgers. No credit cards.
On the L'Anse waterfront at 9 Front Street, a block north of downtown. Kitchen open Mon-Sat 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sun noon to 6 p.m. Wheelchair-accessible. Family-friendly with highchairs, but bar atmosphere keeps some local families away. Full bar.
HILLTOP RESTAURANT
(906) 524-7858On U.S. 41 a mile south of L'Anse. From mid May thru mid Nov open daily 7 a.m.-8
For years this big, spiffy place on U.S. 41 has been a favorite stopping place for motorists en route to the Keweenaw because of its glazed donuts, famous cinnamon rolls (to us they looked more like one-pound loaves of bread), and large portions of homestyle fare. A hot beef sandwich and hamburger on a visit in 2004 confirmed what many local people say: when it comes to the food, Hilltop is more expensive but in our opinion no better than Shabee's downtown. And the people-watching isn't as good. We found Hilltop's potatoes and gravy second-rate. Still, it's a busy spot in a convenient location with a full menu, including weekend breakfast buffets and an extensive dinner menu with a big salad bar, alcoholic beverages, and one area that's really smoke free.
On U.S. 41 a mile south of L'Anse. From mid May thru mid Nov open daily 7 a.m.-8 p.m. Otherwise open daily 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wheelchair-accessible. Family-friendly. Full bar.


 

Rkcom Design Services