Guidebook for Alpena
Food Scene
Our favorite local restaurant that works hard to create community awareness about local, non GMO and organic foods, and use these ingredients whenever possible! They also offer a nice variety of cocktails and are within a nice walking distance offering outdoor seating!
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Fresh Palate
109 N 2nd AveOur favorite local restaurant that works hard to create community awareness about local, non GMO and organic foods, and use these ingredients whenever possible! They also offer a nice variety of cocktails and are within a nice walking distance offering outdoor seating!
The Hungry Hippie is a yummy food truck located on the back side of Lee's Miniature Golf. They are within walking distance and offer a yummy selection of unique foods and juices. There are only open until 3:00 pm and only in the summer. This is our son's favorite place to eat!
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Hungry Hippie
510 North Ripley BoulevardThe Hungry Hippie is a yummy food truck located on the back side of Lee's Miniature Golf. They are within walking distance and offer a yummy selection of unique foods and juices. There are only open until 3:00 pm and only in the summer. This is our son's favorite place to eat!
Great local craft beer with good burgers and flatbread gourmet pizza! Outdoor seating and a nice atmosphere make it good for families as well!
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Austin Brothers Beer Company
821 W Miller StGreat local craft beer with good burgers and flatbread gourmet pizza! Outdoor seating and a nice atmosphere make it good for families as well!
Sightseeing
This museum is a hidden gem in our city. Thunder Bay offers the only fresh water marine sanctuary in the nation and it was established to preserve the shipwrecks that are so well preserved here due to the fresh, cold water! This is a great place for young and old alike and is free on charge (donations accepted).
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Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary
500 W Fletcher StThis museum is a hidden gem in our city. Thunder Bay offers the only fresh water marine sanctuary in the nation and it was established to preserve the shipwrecks that are so well preserved here due to the fresh, cold water! This is a great place for young and old alike and is free on charge (donations accepted).