
Fine Dining with highest level of service in Frankenmuth, Michigan. The OpenTable Diner’s Choice Award winner for the best food, wine list & service in the State of Michigan. Enjoy a wonderful and slow-paced dinner over several courses, paired with one of our over 350 different wines, chosen with the help of our Sommelier. USDA Prime grade steaks are cut freshly in-house and are well taken care of with love and passion, just like we do with every so smallest ingredient. Each plate is prepared with perfection, passion and just the right amount of magic.
Creative dishes & more than 4,000 wines in a popular fine-dining restaurant with a bar.
Hours
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 4–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 3–8 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 100 S Main St, Frankenmuth, MI 48734
Phone: (989) 262-8196
Website: http://www.thestation100.com/
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Reservations: thestation100.comopentable.com
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Reviews
Thank you for making my wife’s birthday memorable.
The wine list was a standout. Thoughtfully curated and exciting, with a sommelier who was knowledgeable without being the least bit condescending—a refreshing and enjoyable touch.
And the food – absolutely delicious and beautifully presented. Every dish was a perfect balance of flavor and artistry.
We had a lovely time and can’t wait to return!
Having dined at many exceptional restaurants, we can confidently say that Station 100 sits firmly at the top of our list. Admittedly, we were a bit skeptical upon walking in, as the space carries a cozy, homey vibe rather than the sleek, modern aesthetic often associated with fine dining. But any doubts were quickly erased by the impeccable service and food that went beyond all expectations — a true 12/10 experience.
We started with espresso martinis that were perfectly crafted, setting the tone for the evening. From there, we indulged in tender, flavorful scallops that left us eagerly anticipating what was next. Opting for the 5-course holiday meal, we were delighted with every single course. Each dish was thoughtfully prepared and beautifully presented, with flavors that harmonized in a way that only masterful culinary skill can achieve.
When it came time to choose a wine, we wanted to try something new. The staff was incredibly helpful, offering thoughtful recommendations that led us to a choice we thoroughly enjoyed. Their knowledge and attentiveness elevated the dining experience even further.
If you’re seeking a true fine dining experience where every detail is considered — from the first sip to the final bite — Station 100 is the place to be. It’s a rare combination of warmth, hospitality, and culinary excellence that will leave you already planning your next visit.
Now don’t go and say I wasn’t there, my name wasn’t on the reservation, my friends was.
As for the food, the plating alone was great! When it came to flavor we found some menu items having us feel as if they were bland. We enjoyed the soups, and salads but the Wellington and the fillet were a little bland. The pastry on the Wellington could have been more crisp for enjoyment.
We were sat in the back room by the galley and the entire night we could here staff yelling, “I need a pumpkin soup on the fly,” “large table at #9 firing,” or (my personal favorite), “in about 10 seconds I’m gonna puke.”
The tables around us remained dirty throughout the evening and were used as the dirty dish station for plates taken from mine and other tables.
When asking the difference between dry-aged and traditional ribeye the same host, who was now our waiter, offered little to no insight except that the dry-aged is “beefier,” so I went with the traditional cooked medium rare. It came out 45 minutes later, cold and very rare.
We decided to forego the desert and asked for our check. We were brought the wrong bill that was $100 more than ours. It took so long for anyone to come back, that my date walked up to the galley register to get it corrected. The kicker was we could hear staff whispering about someone who had to talk to a table that was upset, and on the way out, we caught a glimpse of said diner speaking quite angrily with who I can only assume is the head chef/manager/owner.
For a restaurant that promotes fine Italian wine and dining, with the price tag what it is, you set a certain expectation for your guests: Pleasant, welcoming employees who are knowledgeable of the menu, a soft, clean atmosphere, and food appropriately cooked to order. I’m personally hoping this was just a night that multiple employees called off or some other fluke that can explain it, but overall a memorable Valentine’s Day for all the wrong reasons.