Lisa's Local Guidebook for Marquette
Food Scene
It is a cool historic hotel with two restaurants. A lively pub and a great more upscale restaurant.
19 locals recommend
Landmark Inn
230 N Front StIt is a cool historic hotel with two restaurants. A lively pub and a great more upscale restaurant.
Quaint pub style bar and restaurant. Best cheese and breaksticks, homemade pizza, homemade soups and specials daily. Michigan beers on tap.
27 locals recommend
Portside Inn
239 W Washington StQuaint pub style bar and restaurant. Best cheese and breaksticks, homemade pizza, homemade soups and specials daily. Michigan beers on tap.
Stunning views of the Lake. Fresh "caught" daily whitefish.
53 locals recommend
The Vierling Restaurant & Marquette Harbor Brewery
119 S Front StStunning views of the Lake. Fresh "caught" daily whitefish.
Fine Dining. Stunning Views. Super steaks and seafood. Professional Chef
13 locals recommend
Elizabeth's Chop House
113 S Front StFine Dining. Stunning Views. Super steaks and seafood. Professional Chef
The Delft Bistro
139 W Washington StBabycakes Muffin Co
223 W Washington StBest muffins in town. Great coffee.
Donckers
137 W Washington StGreat pizza, fish fry and cudighi (which is a local sandwich)
27 locals recommend
Vango's Pizza & Cocktail Lounge
927 N 3rd StGreat pizza, fish fry and cudighi (which is a local sandwich)
Stuckos Pub Grill
900 N 3rd StGreat fish fry and burgers!
Casa Calabria Restaurant & Lounge
1106 N 3rd StBest Italian dining. Family owned.
Contrast Coffee Co.
600 N 3rd StThird Street Bagel
429 N 3rd StBest bagels in town.
Portside Inn
239 W Washington StAwesome Breadsticks and pizza! Many Michigan brewery beers on tap
Drinks & Nightlife
Ore Dock Brewing Company
114 W Spring StGreat Brewery Beer
DIGS Gastropub
154 W Washington StGreat food, fun activities
Local Award winning brewery, located in the "TapRoom" of the Historic Mather Inn
14 locals recommend
Cognition Brewing Company
113 E Canda StLocal Award winning brewery, located in the "TapRoom" of the Historic Mather Inn
Quaint bar and super cool outdoors space. The best Burger Bus is usually sitting outside also, except in the winter.
73 locals recommend
Blackrocks Brewery
424 N 3rd StQuaint bar and super cool outdoors space. The best Burger Bus is usually sitting outside also, except in the winter.
Newly expanded casino, entertainment venue, bar and restaurant.
6 locals recommend
Ojibwa Casino Marquette
105 Acre TrailNewly expanded casino, entertainment venue, bar and restaurant.
Parks & Nature
Hiking Trail, the scenery is stunning breathtaking views of Lake Superior. A must see.
129 locals recommend
Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
N8391 Sand Point RoadHiking Trail, the scenery is stunning breathtaking views of Lake Superior. A must see.
On the shores of Lake Superior, hiking, biking trails. Kayaking Boating Beaches
9 locals recommend
Lower Harbor Ore Dock
City Multi Use PathOn the shores of Lake Superior, hiking, biking trails. Kayaking Boating Beaches
Stunning views around Lake Superior. Hiking, biking, picnicking, outdoor concerts, wildlife watching, beaches.
42 locals recommend
Presque Isle Park
Peter White DriveStunning views around Lake Superior. Hiking, biking, picnicking, outdoor concerts, wildlife watching, beaches.
Little Presque Isle
Gorgeous "off the beaten path" beach along Lake Superior
Dead River Falls
Beautiful falls and trails.
Canyon Falls
Top rated. People travel from all over to see it.
Contains 8400 acres of the most rugged trails in Michigan and includes 6 lakes. Hunting, fishing and wildlife abound. Great kayaking and hiking.
Craig Lake State Park
851 County Road AkeContains 8400 acres of the most rugged trails in Michigan and includes 6 lakes. Hunting, fishing and wildlife abound. Great kayaking and hiking.
The Iron Ore Heritage Trail is a 47-mile, year round, multi-use, interpretive trail that crosses the Marquette Iron Range in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Call us the outdoor linear museum where you exercise your body and mind. Those who bike, walk, run, hike, ORV, snowmobile, cross country ski, birdwatch, and/or wander will find a section of trail perfect for your activit
Iron Ore Heritage Trail
The Iron Ore Heritage Trail is a 47-mile, year round, multi-use, interpretive trail that crosses the Marquette Iron Range in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Call us the outdoor linear museum where you exercise your body and mind. Those who bike, walk, run, hike, ORV, snowmobile, cross country ski, birdwatch, and/or wander will find a section of trail perfect for your activit
Beautiful lakefront park where festivals are held. The historic ore dock is a must see.
18 locals recommend
Ellwood A Mattson Lower Harbor Park
200 N Lakeshore BlvdBeautiful lakefront park where festivals are held. The historic ore dock is a must see.
Picnic Rocks Park
Great view of the lighthouse and lake. Nice picnic area.
Arts & Culture
Marquette Regional History Center
145 W Spring StGreat local History
Louis G. Kaufman Auditorium
611 N Front StLocal Symphony and plays
Michigan Iron Industry Museum
73 Forge RdGreat history of the local mining industry.
Shopping
Locally grown fruits and vegetables, homemade bakery, jams, jellys, canning, as well
As local artists
15 locals recommend
Downtown Marquette Farmers Market
112 S 3rd StLocally grown fruits and vegetables, homemade bakery, jams, jellys, canning, as well
As local artists
West Washington Street
West Washington StreetLocal stores, restaurants and bars.
Marquette Food Co-op
502 W Washington StLocally grown, organic food market and restaurant
3rd Street
3rd StreetLocal shopping district, restaurants and pubs.
Meijer
3630 US-41 WestEssentials
Tadych's Econofoods
1250 N 14th AveFull service grocery near my house
Super One Foods
440 US-41Walgreens
1115 W Washington StGetting Around
Marq-Tran
1325 Commerce DrThis is a bus. We also have Checker Cab
Checker Transport of Marquette
1915 Enterprise St