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“don't miss the best live music in the North!”
Originally called McCarthy Hall, the building was constructed by Alanso McCarthy in 1875. It was a billiard hall that served “intoxicating beverages.” As a male-only establishment, the Sampling Room offered enticing items such as cigars, wines, and liquors to customers. Serving a wide array of guests from around the world since 1910, including the legendary Ernest Hemingway. Surviving prohibition and volatile Northern Michigan winters, the City Park Grill is rich with history, but the menu is absolutely contemporary. Don't miss the best live music in the North.
City Park Grill is a fun place to dine. The food is good...the sweet potato fries are fantastic! There is a lot of history in the restaurant. Members of the Mafia were known to get together in the... Read more
Steak sandwich not bad. Has horseradish aioli got extra on the side. Very good try it if you like shrooms Gumbo: not bad, more tomato-ey side but not bad at all Seafood chowder: it's ok, watery... Read more
Had takeout with a big group and everyone loved their food. I had the salmon which was a solid reliable choice. Friends had the steak sandwich and jambalaya. Funny thing is the standout were THE... Read more
City Park Grill
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- Sun - Sat: 11:30 am - 9:00 pm
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