Location: Marysville
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Top Things to do in Marysville
- 1. Solitude Links Golf Course & Banquet Center
- 2. Fort Gratiot Lighthouse
- 3. Marysville City Park
- 4. Blue Water Bridge
- 5. Wills Sainte Claire Automobile Museum
- 6. Blue Water River Walk
- 7. Maritime Center at Vantage Point
- 8. Thomas Edison Depot Museum
- 9. Yellow Emerald Mining Company
- 10. Thomas Edison Parkway Boardwalk
Most Popular Brew Pub food in Marysville, Michigan, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Brew Pub food in Marysville, Michigan, United States. Coordinates: 42°54′45″N 82°29′13″W / 42.91250°N 82.48694°W / 42.91250; -82.48694
Things to do in Marysville
1. Harsens Island Brewery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Stop by our taproom in Marysville Michigan for a craft beer and lunch or dinner. You may also bring your own wine into the taproom.
Reviewed By Skimo11
This is a clean inventive, interesting place Worth the visit. The bathrooms are clean, the dining room is clean all nice to be in. The food is more than the usual bar or pub food. They had an interesting chicken sandwich on special, see my pics. They make homemade fries and onion rings. The staff was friendly and pleasant. They came to our table quickly and helped us understand their menu.
Most Popular Pub food in Marysville, Michigan, United States
2. Black & Blue Brewery
Reviewed By michele p
Recommend dining along the black river in port huron. Good beers, wings, burgers. What better way to relax on the last days of summer. Watch boaters line up for the draw bridge.
3. War Water Brewery
Reviewed By RickTravelingAround
Last year I said it lacked the ambience of a brewery, felt like a strip mall bar. With a bigger indoor space and enhanced outdoor seating, that's improved. However, the overwhelming smell of bleach cleaner moved us outside, not to mention turned our noses off. Last year I said the beer selection was too much IPA and APA. No change this year, and still mixing the War Water and Danny Boy beers, double listing them in beer apps. Website still needs a ton of work, doesn't even display right on my laptop. I applaud their investment in the local economy (Google), but negatives outweigh the positives.But most important is the beer (since they don't serve food). It's mediocre at best. Three different beers for 3 people, and we tried each others. Each was lacking to style. Much better choices elsewhere.
