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Saugatuck, Michigan
Upscale contemporary American dining in Douglas with a twinkling patio
Everyday People serves creative contemporary American fare with global influences — think Korean-style braised pork, grilled lamb chops, wagyu steak sandwiches, and fresh seafood — all built around locally sourced ingredients and paired with a thoughtful wine list. The Chicago Tribune once wrote of it: "if you could only have one meal." The vibe is upscale but unpretentious, with a cozy back patio strung with twinkling lights that's perfect for a date night. The cocktail program is excellent, and they also operate the Lost Lounge Tiki Bar. Located right across from Beery Field, it's become a post-Pride tradition for many visitors. No reservations (except NYE), so plan to arrive on the earlier side during peak season. Dinner only, closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
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