Chuck Wagon - Carta

Ludington Bay Brewing Co.

➤ 515 S James StMI 49431, Ludington, United States

Carta • Beer • Wine • Brewery • American

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"My husband and I came here for a data night and it was okay. Eating was decent, but the server wasn't the best. My husband put his mug on the table and the bottom of the mug broke, he didn't knock him down, but it broke what was strange to us. I often tried to get the servers attention, but she wouldn't come to our table. She checked the tables next to us, but not ours. When she finally came to us, we told her what happened, she asked us as if it broke expediently. I'm a server so I understand many things, but that was not a good experience, and we probably won't be back and can't recommend this place to others."

House Of Flavors

➤ 402 West Ludington Avenue, Ludington, 49431, United States Of America

Carta • American • Ice Cream • Breakfast • Sandwiches

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"I recently took a quick weekend trip to Ludington and discovered the vibrant and welcoming House of Flavors restaurant. As soon as I stepped inside, I was transported back to the nostalgic vibe of an old-fashioned candy and malt shop. I ordered a meal featuring roasted turkey, mashed potatoes, and dressing, and I was pleased to learn that they roast their turkeys right on the premises. My wife opted for the chicken salad. Our server, who was a local, was friendly and attentive, providing excellent service. I indulged in a classic malt, while my wife chose the amaretto cherry sundae, topped with hot fudge. It was pure decadence!"

Jamesport Brewing Company

➤ 410 S James St, Ludington, USA, 49431, United States

Carta • Wine • Fish • Cakes • American

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"Ate at Jamesport after getting off the ferry. Checked in, got a buzzer and sat outside to wait for our table. Would have liked to have sat at the bar while we waited, but it was full. I think we were quoted a 15-20 min wait, and it only took about 15 to get seated. Once we sat down, everything went really quickly. Drinks came out fast, followed quickly by the soup and then our meals. My wife had the fish and chips which was very good. It was light and tasty made with a great beer batter. My Rueben was closer to average. Flavor wasn't bad, it's just that I prefer corned beef that is shredded, not deli type sliced and the meat was a little dry. We both ordered soups, I had the soup of the day (which was cream of mushroom) and my wife had the Cheese Ale. We liked them both very much. Even though food came out quickly, we had a really rough time getting refills on our drinks. Pretty much empty for most of our meal, even though we asked for refills a couple of times. Would have liked a friendlier waitress or at least a smile. Not sure if she was unfriendly.... More like she was shy. Restaurant (at least indoors) is pretty loud. It's a cool building, but the hardwood floors and high ceilings make for a lot of echo. Maybe ask for something outdoors if looking for something more intimate. Overall, enjoyed our meal. Would highly recommend any fish with their beer batter. Soups were good too."

The Q Smokehouse

➤ 225 S James St, Ludington, USA, 49431, United States

Carta • Wine • Coffee • Barbecue • Fast Food

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"The food here is simply fantastic! The staff at the register were incredibly friendly, and you can really see their passion for their work. The mustard BBQ sauce is hands down the best we’ve ever tasted. The cooks pay close attention to the customers as they place their orders, so they start preparing the food even before the order is complete. This means that by the time you finish paying, your meal is almost ready. We will definitely be coming back!"

Table 14

➤ West Ludington Avenue, Ludington, 49431, United States Of America

Carta • Pizza • Drinks • Seafood • American

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"A king should be a king in all things. – King Louis XIVIn the quaint village of Ludington, where local lore whispers through the streets, stands Table 14. A culinary realm led by Howard and Laura Iles, it aspires to greatness yet comfortably sits in the realm of the good enough. This eatery, drawing from a tapestry of regions from Louisiana to South Carolina, sets a table more akin to a baron than a monarch.My wife and I started with the Crabby Chips, a dish that playfully cavorts in the realm of culinary jesters potato chips and crab meat joined in a creamy cheese alliance. A charming overture, yet far shy of a regal parade.The main acts, our steak and duck, were like loyal courtiers noble in effort, yet lacking the splendor of a royal banquet. The steak whispered tales of the South, while the duck maintained a poised, if somewhat subdued, demeanor.In this corner of the Midwest, where Southern warmth merges with the steadfast spirit of Michigan, one might hope for a feast fit for a king. But the night 's offerings, while commendably crafted, seemed content with the nobility of 'good enough. ' The pricing, a blessing for commoners, stood as the evening 's quiet ruler.Walking out the door, we couldn 't help but muse – was the Table 14 name a cheeky reference to a mythical banquet where guests await a never to arrive 14th course? A playful jest, perhaps, at the diner 's eternal hope for that one unforgettable dish."