About - Port of Call Restaurant
Welcome to Port of Call Restaurant, your home away from home in Drummond, Michigan. We're a family-owned restaurant dedicated to serving up delicious meals and creating lasting memories for our friends and neighbors. At Port of Call, we're passionate about using only the freshest ingredients to craft our menu items, from classic comfort food to fresh seafood. Our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction has earned us a 4.12-star rating from our valued customers. We're proud to be a part of this vibrant local community, where we strive to make every guest feel like family. Our friendly staff is always ready to welcome you with a smile and make sure your dining experience is nothing short of exceptional. We're grateful for the trust our community has placed in us, and we promise to continue serving up quality food and warm hospitality every time you visit us. Call us at (906) 493-5507 or come on in to see what we're all about. We can't wait to meet you!
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Offerings
- Alcohol
- Coffee
- Wine
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REAL DETROIT PIZZA MADE TO PERFECTION WITH AUTHENTIC BRICK CHEESE. CRUST JUST LIKE BUDDIES DELICIOUS CRUST IN DETROIT! SAUCE IS JUST RIGHT. HE GOT IT!
First time to Drummond and my wife was in need of her daily iced coffee. A quick Google search led us to Port of Call. Let me tell you, this place was a hidden gem. My wife grabbed her iced coffee (which was half the price that she normally pays for it) and then we checked out all of their other offerings. The two running the place are fantastic. We sampled and purchased some amazing fudge. They also had the most amazing Carolina reaper cheese that I had to have. If you like spicy cheese, then look no further! If you need coffee, snacks for the trails, wine, souvenirs or anything else, they will have it. We will definitely be stopping in again when we return to Drummond Island.
I loved the feeling of a small mom and pop shop and had bought a few things. The only issue I had was the expired coffee creamer that I discovered was expired 3 months ago when I got back to my cabin. I didn't think I would need to check for the dates but I will now.