Harbor-view breakfast, pierogi, Turkish cooking, whitefish boil, burgers, ice cream, coffee, and sunset dinner

Ephraim restaurants

Ephraim covers harbor-view breakfast, pierogi, Turkish-Mediterranean cooking, burgers and ice cream, a traditional whitefish boil, and waterfront dinner within a small village dining scene.

Meal picks

Restaurants

9 picks
Casual meal

Prince of Pierogi Restaurant: Ephraim

4.9 ★

Prince of Pierogi serves homemade pierogi, cabbage rolls, hunter’s stew, Polish crepes, borscht, and kielbasa hot dogs alongside Polish and American beer.

After the outing

Chef's Hat Cafe

4.6 ★

Chef’s Hat serves homemade comfort food for dinner and weekend breakfast, with patio views across Eagle Harbor toward Peninsula State Park.

First-night pick

Anatolia Cuisine DC

4.9 ★

Anatolia Cuisine serves Mediterranean and Turkish dishes including hummus, falafel, kebabs, dolmas, soups, sauces, and desserts.

Restaurants

The Old Post Office Restaurant

4.7 ★

Traditional whitefish boils and breakfast are served with waterfront views at this historic 1874 property.

Restaurants

La Sirena

4.9 ★

La Sirena is a Door County restaurant from Taco María with its own menu and advance reservations.

Local icon

Wilson's Restaurant & Ice Cream Parlor

4.6 ★

Since 1906, the old-fashioned soda fountain has served ice cream specialties, home-brewed draft root beer, and flame-broiled burgers amid classic-playing jukeboxes.

Breakfast / coffee

Klaud's Kitchen

4.8 ★

House-baked pastries, Boom Coffee, breakfast burritos and specialty pizzas fill an airy North Water Street café with A-frame ceilings.

Restaurants

Sip

4.7 ★

Breakfast, lunch and dinner share a colorful two-level space with coffee, beer, wine-based cocktails and home-décor shopping, open daily year-round.

Special dinner

Waterfront Restaurant

4.6 ★

Seasonally changing dinners pair local whitefish and shucked-to-order oysters with an extensive wine list and sunset Champagne on waterfront patios.

Breakfast by the harbor

Chef's Hat pairs breakfast with views across Eagle Harbor; Klaud's Kitchen serves coffee, house-baked pastries, and breakfast burritos on North Water Street. Check current seasonal and weekday hours before choosing between the view and a quicker counter stop.

A local-icon meal

Wilson's has served burgers, ice cream, and draft root beer since 1906. The Old Post Office pairs breakfast and traditional whitefish boils with a historic waterfront property.

Polish and Turkish-Mediterranean cooking

Prince of Pierogi serves dumplings, cabbage rolls, stew, crepes, borscht, and kielbasa. Anatolia Cuisine covers hummus, falafel, kebabs, dolmas, soups, sauces, and desserts.

Sunset dinner

Waterfront Restaurant pairs local whitefish, oysters, wine, and patio seating with a west-facing harbor view. Reservations are useful in peak season; choose an indoor table or one of the village's smaller kitchens when the waterfront patio is cold or windy.

Summer reservations and off-season hours

Reserve waterfront and whitefish-boil tables

Summer weekends and fall-color days fill the village's limited dining rooms, while some kitchens reduce days or hours outside the busiest seasons. Confirm the current schedule and reservation policy for a whitefish boil or waterfront dinner. Wilson's, Klaud's Kitchen, Sip, and the smaller international kitchens cover very different meals, so check each schedule separately.

Painterly evening walk along Ephraim Water Street