Marina Park Village Inn on Mackinac Island, MI

Near the shores of Michigan and in the Great Lake Huron, is the small island of Mackinac. Measuring only four square miles; Mackinac Island is full of history and beauty. Once belonging to the local Native American tribe, this island was instrumental to the fur trade of the Great Lake area. Today, Mackinac Island has a thriving tourist industry.

Hard work and care has transformed Mackinac Island into a time machine leading back to a simpler time. The entire island is actually a National Historic Landmark with preserved and restored buildings and streets. Virtually all forms of motor vehicle are forbidden here; in their place are horses drawn buggies and bicycles. With the island's unique historical preservation it is popular with many guests looking for a place to spend the day or night.

There are plenty of sights and great restaurants on Mackinac Island. The Marina Park Village Inn is one of the most popular restaurants for visitors and locals. This restaurant has been in business for forty-five years; and knows the area well and the level of excellent they are expected to meet; in fact, they always go well above that mark. The Marina Park Village Inn menu features the best in local favorites. The specialty of the House is a planked Whitefish. In addition to seafood, guests may enjoy the renowned ribs, or the 100% certified Angus Steaks. The Village Inn is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner; for those insomniacs there is even a late night menu. Compliment any meal with a fine glass of wine from the restaurant's vast selection.

The Mariana Park Village Inn is a great way to end, or begin a trip the Mackinac Island. After those horse drawn carriage rides and the visit to the wonderfully restored homes; enjoy a seat and a spot to eat at the Village Inn.