

Up in the air, above it all, the crown of our grand lady features not only spectacular panoramic views of the Straits of Mackinac but also some of the finest and most creative cocktails at Grand Hotel. From this perfect pre- or post-meal perch, our mixologists feature classics and concoctions from Manhattan to Montego Bay. For the experience of it, for the views of it, Cupola Bar is a vista to variety, good friends, good times, and good cheer.
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Address: 286 Grand Ave, Mackinac Island, MI 49757
Phone: (906) 847-3331
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1. It seems to be a common theme here that servers don’t know the basics of being a server. I did fine dining serving and even BBQ joint serving for years, so I know very well the BASICS.
2. Our server was non existent. Never stopped stopped by after our food was dropped off. Waiting another 20 min then finally had to go to the bar to ask for our check. He took our order and was no longer around or on his phone by the bar.
3. Do not order the tomato burrata salad. It’s not an herloom tomato as listed. The tomatoes were rock hard totally under ripe. I couldn’t even eat it. It was cut in large wedges in a tiny bowl so 1. I couldn’t cut the rock hard tomato’s and 2. There was nothing to it. No salt and pepper on it. No flavor. We paid $18 plus tax for a small ball of cheese.
4. We would have sent it back but our server disappeared. Odane.
5. This is completely unacceptable for the price you pay and the establishment we are at. It was a waste of time and money. This salad should have been taken off but again we didn’t even get a chance to say anything to anyone. It actually put me in a bad mood.
Beware going here sunless you want a cocktail or glass of Wine.
Underwhelmed and we won’t be back and will warn others to avoid.
I really liked the atmosphere and they had a piano player while I was there with my group. The wallpaper was elegant and interesting (better than most at the hotel) and the staff seemed excited to seat us. However, as we settled and started ordering drinks I wanted my favorite cocktail and I expected at this, of all places, would be able to accommodate my preferred cocktail, the aviation. I was told “no.” And then I ordered my backup, the Hemingway daiquiri. “No.”
I understand that while IBA recognized, these aren’t common orders, but I didn’t expect the Cupola bar at a staggeringly expensive hotel to be unable to accommodate anything more than a Cosmo.
Like everything else at this hotel, the Cupola offers an old-timey image, but no substance to back it up.