Legs Inn
A stone-and-timber restaurant at the end of the Tunnel of Trees, built by a Polish immigrant. Its roof railing is decorated with upside-down stove legs. The clifftop garden over the lake is good for sunsets, and it serves Polish food.
The inn was built by Polish immigrant Stanley Smolak from the 1920s onward, using field stones, driftwood, and tree roots. The name comes from a row of upside-down iron stove legs along the roof. The interior is full of wood carvings and Indigenous art, and the building is listed as a state historic site. The restaurant serves Polish home cooking such as pierogi and hunter's stew, along with Polish beer. The back garden overlooks Lake Michigan, and the sunsets are beautiful. The restaurant is seasonal. Dinner often has queues in summer, and it is closed in winter.
Часы работы
ок. с середины мая по октябрь, 12:00–21:00 (уточняйте на сайте)
Достопримечательности рядом
- M-119 Tunnel of Trees
- Thorne Swift Nature Preserve
- The Highlands at Harbor Springs
- Harbor Springs
- Nub's Nob
- Petoskey State Park
- Little Traverse Wheelway
- Bayfront Park