The first half of our Charlevoix dining facility boasts an expansive, stool-lined, sit-up bar. Additional seating arrangements include smaller tables with pull-up chairs and one-sided booths. The tavern side also offers several televisions (usually tuned-in to sporting events or local news stations), and a jukebox. Above the bar and seating area you’ll spend hours relishing the unique collection of memorabilia and 1950’s toys, appliances, and other household goods.

The Villager is definitely a hang-out for locals. It’s not unusual to find Charlevoix residents stopping-in several times each week for chats about weather and tales of that illusive whitefish or 8-point buck that barely got away.

The second half of our restaurant offers more traditional dining with huge, comfortable, two-sided booths – intended for more intimate socializing.