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Where to eat, Looking for places to eat on the lake

Stodge View Member Profile	Aug 30 2006, 02:42 PM Post #1
LSCN Addict Group: Members Posts: 9034 Joined: 30-August 06 From: Sterling Heights, MI Member No.: 4558 Home Port: MacRay Harbor Boat Type:1997 Rinker Fiesta Vee 280 Boat Name: Tig's Toy Too	I'm a new boater on Lake St. Clair and I'm having trouble finding a list of places where I can tie up and eat. I know where the Tin Fish is, and I've seen the ads for Jack's. Even been to Riverside Market. But I gotta believe there are more places where I can get supper when I'm out on the lake. Any suguestions would be great. Thanks in advance, Mike -------------------- Climate is what we expect, weather is what we get. - Mark Twain Pronunciation: 'stäj noun: something or someone stodgy.

GaryDebs View Member Profile	Aug 30 2006, 04:55 PM Post #2
Supporting LSCN and SOSCL Group: Moderators Posts: 9439 Joined: 28-June 02 From: New Baltimore Member No.: 272 Home Port: NB	I am going to assume you are in the Anchor bay area....The Raft, The Sand Bar, Harbour Club North,Crews Inn on the Clinton River....To name a few -------------------- Visit SOSCL's Web page Guess Who's Back! Questions about the lights or SOSCL... Email sosclsales@comcast.net

Shorgasm View Member Profile	Aug 30 2006, 05:01 PM Post #3
LSCN Addict Group: Members Posts: 9112 Joined: 8-September 03 From: Boat Town USA Member No.: 1935 Home Port: Boat Town USA Boat Type:?	Well, alot of the cool places are now gone, like Lago's, Bumper's, and Garwoods.. but there are a few out there still: The Raft Sandbar Tinfish Crews Inn Captains Landing Browns Beach Grill Jacks Heres an idea where they are FOOD_CHART.JPG ( 47.45K ) Number of downloads: 131 and heres some close ups: These 2 are down on the Nautical Mile in St Clair Shores, and both have the same entrance 2.jpg ( 74.14K ) Number of downloads: 139 These 2 are down the Clinton River. Captains is an easy 1 1/2 hr ride down, but the food is great, and you can hit the Mt Clemens nightlife 3.jpg ( 87.74K ) Number of downloads: 113 Gotta hit the Bouvier Bay here, but you can relax in Muchies bay for the day, and get dinner before you leave. i do here the RAFT is a little skinny getting in by boat 4.jpg ( 61.06K ) Number of downloads: 119 Deckers is right inside the N Channel, while Browns in in the Middle Channel 5.JPG ( 57.84K ) Number of downloads: 60 Here are some websites: Crews Inn Beach Grill Jacks Tinfish Captains Landing Sandbar Hope this helps!!! and welcome to the site !!! This post has been edited by Capt'n Mike: Jul 5 2007, 06:50 PM -------------------- Heaven is not puffy clouds and angels with harps. It's teak and varnish and fiberglass. Passion and pride. It's not a place you go when life is over. It's where life begins. Heaven is real and it's now. And it's measured in feet along the waterline... I accept my dog's admiration as conclusive evidence that I am wonderful.

Stodge View Member Profile	Aug 31 2006, 07:33 AM Post #4
LSCN Addict Group: Members Posts: 9034 Joined: 30-August 06 From: Sterling Heights, MI Member No.: 4558 Home Port: MacRay Harbor Boat Type:1997 Rinker Fiesta Vee 280 Boat Name: Tig's Toy Too	Wow thanks for all the detail. -------------------- Climate is what we expect, weather is what we get. - Mark Twain Pronunciation: 'stäj noun: something or someone stodgy.

Boater2be View Member Profile	Aug 31 2006, 08:29 AM Post #5
LSCN Groupie Group: Members Posts: 3691 Joined: 2-June 02 From: Waterford Mi. Member No.: 931 Home Port: Mac Ray harbor Boat Type:1994 Cruisers 3175 Rogue Boat Name: Still working on a name	Here is a handy chart that someone put together that might help you get to know the lake. http://www.marinecruiser.com/chart.html Welcome to the site. -------------------- "Get yourself a Glock and get rid of that nickel plated sissy pistol" -Tommy lee Jones U.S. Marshals- The only things in life you regret, are the risks that you didn't take. NO POWER LOADING!

Stodge View Member Profile	Aug 31 2006, 08:50 AM Post #6
LSCN Addict Group: Members Posts: 9034 Joined: 30-August 06 From: Sterling Heights, MI Member No.: 4558 Home Port: MacRay Harbor Boat Type:1997 Rinker Fiesta Vee 280 Boat Name: Tig's Toy Too	I have a flip book of the charts of the lake, and I have Chart Navigator and all the raster charts of the lake too. But thanks for the info. -------------------- Climate is what we expect, weather is what we get. - Mark Twain Pronunciation: 'stäj noun: something or someone stodgy.

Joyce View Member Profile	Aug 31 2006, 10:45 AM Post #7
LSCN Pirate Group: Members Posts: 280 Joined: 25-January 03 Member No.: 1048	Wow, excellent post Shorgasm! We like the Canadian restaurants, too! Lilly Kazilly's at mouth of the Detroit River. Sandbar in Puce. Lighthouse Inn and Spooters at the mouth of the Thames. There are also two casual restaurants in Mitchell's Bay. Belle River has a Greek restaurant at the marina. Love the beer over there! Joyce

Soo Sassy View Member Profile	Aug 31 2006, 12:06 PM Post #8
Calls LSCN Home Group: Moderators Posts: 19783 Joined: 6-August 03 From: Boat Town USA Member No.: 1815 Boat Type:300 Sea Ray Weekender Boat Name: Liquid Living	Great post Shorgasm and thanks for the additions Joyce! Welcome to the site mjblake --------------------

Stodge View Member Profile	Aug 31 2006, 12:34 PM Post #9
LSCN Addict Group: Members Posts: 9034 Joined: 30-August 06 From: Sterling Heights, MI Member No.: 4558 Home Port: MacRay Harbor Boat Type:1997 Rinker Fiesta Vee 280 Boat Name: Tig's Toy Too	I don't know what, if any, procedure there is for visiting a Canadian restaurant from the water. Don't imagine they have customs folks there to take declarations. This post has been edited by mjblake: Aug 31 2006, 12:36 PM -------------------- Climate is what we expect, weather is what we get. - Mark Twain Pronunciation: 'stäj noun: something or someone stodgy.

Shorgasm View Member Profile	Aug 31 2006, 12:58 PM Post #10
LSCN Addict Group: Members Posts: 9112 Joined: 8-September 03 From: Boat Town USA Member No.: 1935 Home Port: Boat Town USA Boat Type:?	Ahh Yes, i forgot about the Canadian places. i dont know them all, but here is where i have been... Oh, and you have to call in still, before you even get set up. tie up, and make the phone call then procede. they make it easy with phones there for you (as it must be from a land line) Wide Veiw FOODCHART.jpg ( 62.17K ) Number of downloads: 27 Lily's 1.JPG ( 47.63K ) Number of downloads: 41 Sandbar 2.JPG ( 33.25K ) Number of downloads: 42 Spooters & Lighthouse 3.JPG ( 49.02K ) Number of downloads: 40 Spooters This post has been edited by Capt'n Mike: Jul 5 2007, 07:06 PM -------------------- Heaven is not puffy clouds and angels with harps. It's teak and varnish and fiberglass. Passion and pride. It's not a place you go when life is over. It's where life begins. Heaven is real and it's now. And it's measured in feet along the waterline... I accept my dog's admiration as conclusive evidence that I am wonderful.

GaryDebs View Member Profile	Sep 1 2006, 05:32 AM Post #11
Supporting LSCN and SOSCL Group: Moderators Posts: 9439 Joined: 28-June 02 From: New Baltimore Member No.: 272 Home Port: NB	WOW! This will be a good post forever! -------------------- Visit SOSCL's Web page Guess Who's Back! Questions about the lights or SOSCL... Email sosclsales@comcast.net

Stodge View Member Profile	Sep 1 2006, 08:59 AM Post #12
LSCN Addict Group: Members Posts: 9034 Joined: 30-August 06 From: Sterling Heights, MI Member No.: 4558 Home Port: MacRay Harbor Boat Type:1997 Rinker Fiesta Vee 280 Boat Name: Tig's Toy Too	Agreed this is very helpful information for newbies like me. I wonder if a map or smillar info to what Shorgasm provided couldn't find it's way to a link off the main page for LSCN. Thanks again for the info. Gonna go pray for decent weather this weekend..... -------------------- Climate is what we expect, weather is what we get. - Mark Twain Pronunciation: 'stäj noun: something or someone stodgy.

boatpimp View Member Profile	Sep 1 2006, 11:59 AM Post #13
New Recruit Group: Members Posts: 14 Joined: 16-April 05 Member No.: 3331 Home Port: MacRay Harbor Boat Type:1989 Sea Ray 340EC	Don't forget Sinbad's on the Detroit River (next to the Roostertail), or The Capri on the canal behind Sassy's, or Cheers on the canal behind Lyle's Marine... Sinbad's is THE BEST for food and drinks on the water!!!!

Capt'n Mike View Member Profile	Sep 1 2006, 12:09 PM Post #14
LSCN Administrator Group: Admin Posts: 10587 Joined: 17-May 00 From: Chesterfield Member No.: 1016	This certainly is a great post with lots of info! I'll think about a good way to make this content part of a new link on the site. Thanks Mike! -------------------- The Lake St. Clair Network is brought to you by Advanced Media Solutions Let Advanced Media Solutions be your source for: Professional Web Design · E-Commerce Sites E-mail Marketing · Complete Website and E-mail Hosting Logo Creation · Graphic Design · Technical Illustration Serving the Metro Detroit Area!

freckles View Member Profile	Sep 1 2006, 03:13 PM Post #15
LSCN Groupie Group: Members Posts: 3573 Joined: 7-June 01 From: West Bloomfield, MI USA Member No.: 105 Home Port: Beacon Cove, outdoor dry storage Boat Type:1995 336 Formula SR-1, white w/ stripes, HP500s Boat Name: Pride & Joy	QUOTE(mjblake @ Aug 31 2006, 01:35 PM) [snapback]429540[/snapback] I don't know what, if any, procedure there is for visiting a Canadian restaurant from the water. Don't imagine they have customs folks there to take declarations. As soon as you get to the restaurant, call in. They have dedicated phones for this procedure. Have your MC numbers available, as well as the birthdates of the people on your boat. They'll ask about alcohol, cigarettes and firearms (firearms are a big no-no in Canada). Tell the truth. If you have six cases of beer, three bottles of Captains and four cartons of Kools, tell them. It's when you're vague and say, "bar stock" that you get in trouble. And if it's a busy weekend, yes, they'll have customs folks there to check. Don't let this deter you, though. The process is pretty painless. -------------------- Being on a boat that's moving through the water, it's so clear. Everything falls into place in terms of what's important and what's not. ~ James Taylor

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