Petoskey
Terrace Inn And 1911

Terrace Inn And 1911

Glendale Avenue, Petoskey, 49770, United States Of America

Soup • Cheese • Terrace • American


"Overall a lovely spot nestled in the Bay View neighborhood. Recent renovations will be great when finished. In to the food. Menu was nice and salad great, soup of the day was excellent- cheese soup with Founder IPA. My wife ordered the almond crusted Walleye and said it was outstanding. Large abundant portions and overall she rated it excellent as well as the curried carrot salad. I had the ribeye. House cut it was a bit thin but ample. I ordered it medium rare and it came cooked to temp but no “crust” so to speak and little to no seasoning so it presented “bland”. It was a house cut steak so maybe 1/2” thick and ample in size- I didn't finish it. Broccoli had an oil after taste I found displeasing. We are on the terrace which was beautiful and serene. Service was good but when the restaurant got busy we lost a little as our waitress did not return to the table to check on us. The wrong check was sent when she did come back and we wanted to order another round of drinks for dessert but our waitress never asked and moved away quickly with the rush. The waffle bowl sundae was excellent but the way. So overall I would give the Resturant a B on food and service and A on ambiance and place. Server was super nice but she just got overwhelmed and that happens sometimes. The 3 course prix fixe menu we choose was nice. If you haven't been try it- you won't be disappointed. Perhaps I just ordered the wrong thing in the steak."

Toski Sands

Toski Sands

2294 Petoskey Harbor Springs Rd, Petoskey, USA, 49770, United States

Wine • Fish • Soup • Delis


"Your Northern Mitten destination for the freshest meat and fish in the region. The gourmet foods are spectacular, as well.. Toski hooks it up with all that summer grub you 're missing in that small lake town of yours. Wait a second; these folks aren 't from small towns. These folks spent more time on their new iPhone Xs, and ensuring their salmon embroidered khaki shorts remained immaculate for their casual, $1,000 mid day brew 'n 'cue than they did the beautiful bounty in front of them. The patrons aren 't going back to small lake towns. I 'll digress from this attack on obnoxious, privileged white people and wrap up this review...not. Toski is expensive; it 's expensive because it 's a monopoly and the salmon shorts will pay it damnit, I guess I did too. I WAS WEARING ATHLETIC SHORTS AND MY GIRLFRIENDS FADED ALUMNI T....I SWEAR IT While this was meant to be a funny post to bash the crowd I loathe most in life, if Toski was the market featured on Guy 's Grocery Games, I 'd be the guy with the overflowing cart, disregarding all rules, and sprinting for the exit.This place is golden. The staff is awesome too. I overheard the staff boasting or merely stating either way, it was obnoxious) that they had sold 600lbs of Prime Tenderloin $39.99/lb) in a day. I 'd love to advise a lower price point, but why? The salmon shorts and boat shoes might as well be a giant diamond encrusted bullseye. The lack of a fifth star is a result of the pricing. While Toski surely thrives on their exorbitant margins, us without several country club memberships and salmon shorts are taking out second mortgages on our small town lake houses to afford your farm raised fish."