Guidebook for Lake Leelanau
Food Scene
This coffee house caters to bicyclists. I worked here for a summer, and my aunt and uncle own the place. My fave drink is the sugar free Pedaling Bean.
20 locals recommend
Pedaling Beans Coffeehouse
116 E Philip StThis coffee house caters to bicyclists. I worked here for a summer, and my aunt and uncle own the place. My fave drink is the sugar free Pedaling Bean.
It has delicious pizza, with a crust that's an inch thick! They also have homemade pasties for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
Red Top Pasteria
112 Phillips StIt has delicious pizza, with a crust that's an inch thick! They also have homemade pasties for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
This place is hands-down my favorite winery. It's a smaller wine tasting room, so it can get crowded and noisy fast. But, if you can get Dan, the owner, to serve your group, he is full of amazing stories and info about wine making. The tasting is free, and they take you through more than ten kinds of wine.
15 locals recommend
Chateau Fontaine
2290 S French RdThis place is hands-down my favorite winery. It's a smaller wine tasting room, so it can get crowded and noisy fast. But, if you can get Dan, the owner, to serve your group, he is full of amazing stories and info about wine making. The tasting is free, and they take you through more than ten kinds of wine.
Boathouse Vineyards
115 St Mary's StWinery right on the water. You can even pull up in your boat.
Fig's Lake Leelanau
104 W Main StGreat downtown restaurant with outdoor seating
Great winery, the building used to be a kingdom hall for Jehovah's witness
7 locals recommend
Laurentide Winery
56 S French RdGreat winery, the building used to be a kingdom hall for Jehovah's witness
Drinks & Nightlife
Dick's Pour House
103 W Philip StEssentials
NJ's Grocery
115 W Philip St