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S F

I called ahead and asked about gluten free food options and the woman was very helpful and assured me that they understood GF and would be happy to make sure our food was safe. The food was terrific, I had a ribeye that was very tender, the baked potato was great and it was obvious that they washed the potatoes before baking because the skin was clean and very tasty. Service was excellent and the prices are very reasonable If we're ever in the area again we will definitely be having another dinner here

Nancy T

Went to Jack’s Landing with a friend for appetizers one of the best restaurants in Burlington near Appleby. They have a wide range of entrées to suit anyone’s diet whether it’s vegan or gluten-free everything was so delicious and the service was excellent. Clinton the manager especially attentive to our needs. We will be visiting again very soon.

Merry Stanford

While very short on vegetables (I received only four green beans with my meal), the food was otherwise outstanding. We celebrated our wedding anniversary with lobster- stuffed walleye and a glazed pork chop, hard cider, creme brulee, port and quite good coffee. In the past they've had live music but this evening they were playing recorded music. Dusty's is pricey, but the service is exceptional and then there is the wonderful food! Gluten-free and vegan options are available. A lovely place to have a special meal. If you're celebrating, tell them in order to receive a hand drawn illustration of the Inn.

Darren Buehrer

We went to a concert at the soaring eagle casino and found this place. About an 8 minute drive away. We couldn’t be happier. Definitely will be back. As with many bed and breakfasts, this is an older home so there are creaking floors but the beautiful woodwork and architecture makes this place really stand out. The hosts are friendly and accommodating and helped to make sure our experience was over the top great. My wife is pregnant and the bed was super comfy. Breakfast was amazing and my wife was given gluten free toast. We were recommended a restaurant just down the road that was awesome called “the brass” I also highly recommend it if you’re staying here. The river views are pleasant, but you’re high enough from the river so bugs aren’t an issue.We will be looking for a reason to return.

Katie Prevost

The only bad thing I can think to say is that we only stayed one night. From the moment we walked in the door it was a great experience. We were greeted warmly and after dropping our bags off in our room, we grabbed a drink and sat by the fire. The town of Petoskey is fun to explore with a lot of great restaurants to try. We would have dined in at the Inn but there was a private event that night (if we had stayed a another night, we would have eaten there). Breakfast was delicious and there were plenty of options for people with different food allergies ( I can't eat a lot of gluten or pork). The history and beauty of the Inn just adds to the charm - if you have a chance to stay here, you won't regret it.

Meg Cole

Our family spent a wonderful Easter brunch together at City Flats. We’ve done quite a few Easter brunches over the years, but this one was extra special. The food options were perfect for a couple of us with gluten and dairy sensitivities. I usually can’t get dessert because of dairy/gluten issues, but City Flats had several options including dairy free chocolate covered strawberries. The venue had a charming elegance to it and the service paid attention to every detail. Until Next Year City Flats !