DELAMAR • TRAVERSE CITY •
ENJOYING TIME WELL SPENT
. uring your stay with us at Delamar Traverse City, you will find that there is so much to do in the surrounding area. In fact, when our founder, Charles Mallory, created the Delamar brand, he carefully selected irreplaceable locations near cultural destinations, giving our guests access to the best our state has to offer, from museums to theatres, from wineries to sports venues, from shopping to nightlife and beyond.
615 E FRONT ST TRAVERSE CITY, MI 49686 231.947.3700
traversecity@thedelamar.com
AT DELAMAR… Anytime is the right time to enjoy a leisurely latte, espresso or tea in our sun-filled lobby lounge, the perfect spot to meet friends or read a book. Rekindle friendships by sharing fireside chats in our Adirondack chairs by the outdoor firepit or Bocce Ball court. There is fun to be had when you request board games for both children and adults at our front desk. Enjoy a bottle of wine and a cheese plate by the firepit or make s’mores with the family. Dine al fresco in our lakeside patio or inside at a cozy table at Artisan Waterfront Restaurant & Tavern. While at Artisan, be sure to request the Artisan’s Choice, where our mixologists will curate a cocktail to your liking. Be sure to take a moment to take in the collection of contemporary art throughout the lobby of the hotel. Don’t miss the Quarter Lounge, the latest creation by American artist Johnny Swing, made of 5,000 quarters requiring 27,000 welds. Before taking its place at Delamar Traverse City, the Quarter Lounge was seated at the Museum of Art and Design in New York.
Dining— Artisan Waterfront Restaurant & Tavern, our award-winning restaurant, offers a unique and innovative dining experience with magnificent views of Lake Michigan. Our Great Lakes-inspired, New American cuisine has an emphasis on farm fresh fare from local and regional farms, celebrating the theme of sustainability and agriculture in an artful setting. Artisan is under the direction of our Corporate Chef, Frederic Kieffer, who comes to Traverse City via Paris, New York City and Southport. Having grown up in the countryside west of Paris, Frederic Kieffer discovered a true passion for cooking working summers in local restaurants. His career began in the kitchen of Tentation Caterers in New York City and running the culinary arm of The Museum of Natural History in Manhattan. As Chef Kieffer’s culinary reputation grew, he was invited to re-open Windows of the World, one of the most iconic venues in history, with famed restaurateur Joseph Baum of the Rainbow Room. After working in New York City’s Water’s Edge and Man Ray Restaurant, Chef Kieffer opened l’escale restaurant at Delamar Greenwich Harbor and Gaia restaurant, also in Greenwich. Under his guidance, both restaurants received an “Excellent” rating from the New York Times. In 2011, Chef Kieffer became Executive Chef and Partner of Artisan, a true farm-to-table concept of dining, where he promotes sustainable agriculture with seasonally inspired menus. Artisan received a “Don’t Miss” rating in January 2012 by the New York Times and Three Stars from Connecticut Magazine. In Traverse City, Chef Kieffer has reciprocal relationships with local farms and specialty purveyors, giving guests an opportunity to savor his signature seasonal style. With our garden patio just steps away, it is easy to infuse the freshest ingredients into his carefully crafted plates.
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Meet at the Delamar— Should you need to plan an impromptu meeting during your stay, please contact our dedicated events team. Our private rooms can accommodate from 2 to 200 guests. If you are looking for a more casual, unconventional atmosphere, ask us about our Dayclub, adjacent to the patio and overlooking the stunning Grand Traverse Bay. Arts & Culture— Experience a self-guided art tour at Delamar Traverse City. We have exceptional pieces of art throughout our hotel for your enjoyment. Please ask the front desk for a brochure, and take a self-guided tour to enjoy our artwork at your leisure.
POOLS/SAUNA Delamar Traverse City is pleased to offer two pools for the use of our guests. Our outdoor pool is open year-round and heated to a warm 93 degrees in the winter. Families can enjoy a swim surrounded by either snowy or sunny skies, no matter the temperature. We also schedule several poolside live music events in the summertime. The outdoor pool is adults-only after 5 pm. Just past the outdoor pool, we also have a sprawling indoor pool, hot tub and sauna, open from 8 am to 11 pm.
WATERSPORTS Among the many features of Delamar Traverse City is our breathtaking waterfront location. We offer several private charters, sunset cruises, kid-friendly tours and lake activity rentals.
Wind Dancer— Sailboat & Sunset Sail cruises are provided by winddancertc.com as well as our exclusive pontoon charter. The luxury Regency 6-passenger pontoon can be rented by day (in two-hour increments) or by evening (a 3-hour sunset charter). Any age is welcome aboard! Nauticat Boat Tour & Catamaran Cruises— Nauticat has four different daytime cruises that are sure to be fun for everyone, whether you are 7 or 70. Kids can learn sailing in a safe and fun environment, while parents can lounge in the nets during our kids’ cruise. Aussie Watersports—Whether you’re looking to rent a jet-ski, kayak or paddleboard, Aussie Watersports has something for everyone. Space is limited, and many of these experiences sell out quickly. Please be sure to reserve as far in advance as possible. eBike Land Tours— Enjoy scenic E-Bike rides. Hop on a super comfy e-assist bicycle as you ride the 17-mile Leelanau TART trail between Traverse City and Suttons Bay (34 miles round trip).
SPA & WELLNESS Soon, Delamar Traverse City will have its own spa on property, but for now, the Solitude Float and Wellness Spa, as well as Pavlova, offers comforting spa services. Please inquire with our Concierge for spa services.
FITNESS The 24-hour Fitness Center at Delamar is located on our ground level and is equipped with a Peloton bike and rowing machine. If you prefer to exercise in the great outdoors, our front desk can provide a map of nearby running and walking trails.
YOGA AT DELAMAR TRAVERSE CITY We offer on-site yoga sessions twice weekly in our Leelanau Ballroom. The classes are led by Yen Yoga, our partner, and are open to hotel guests and the general public. A 20% discount code is available for our hotel guests. To receive the Delamar yoga discount, please call our concierge 231.947.3700 along with your guestroom confirmation number. Please register at yenyogafitness.com.
AAA— A mat-based strengthening and sculpting class that targets, of course, your arms, abs and the most important muscle groups. A challenging cardiovascular workout, this class will focus on core as well as sculpting and toning from head to toe. 3
Slow burn yoga—This slower-paced, yet challenging, slow-flow practice will help to build strength, stamina and flexibility. The slow flow will emphasize moving from the core using slow progressive, vinyasa sequences with longer holding standing and core postures. It is in the intensity of slowing down that we create the “burn,” making us strong from the inside out, cultivating outer strength from our deeper inner strength. Sculpt and stretch— Sculpt is a non-impact, mat-based class to condition and sculpt all body parts. With equal emphasis on upper and lower bodywork, you will get great muscle tone on your arms, shoulders, legs and hips and increase your core strength by conditioning the abdominals and back. This is a challenging class with exercises designed to tighten, trim and tone your physique and flexibility exercises to release and stretch the muscles, leaving you energized and ready for your day.
SHOPPING Front Street and Downtown Traverse City— Delamar Traverse City shares its address with one of the best shopping districts in the Midwest on East Front Street. Its evocative brick sidewalks and 19th-century Victorian storefronts are a wonderful setting, especially when the trees overhead show off their natural displays. Spring brings white blossoms, autumn brings rich fall colors, and winter shows off fresh snow-covered branches adorned with twinkling lights. Downtown’s 150 shops, boutiques, galleries and restaurants are filled with new discoveries just waiting to be found, and look out for local events, like the Street Sale in the summer or the popular Men’s and Ladies’ Nights in December.
The Village at Grand Traverse Commons— Just minutes from downtown Traverse City, The Village is home to a unique collection of shops, galleries and restaurants in dozens of renovated historic buildings. The Village is one of the largest historic preservation and redevelopment projects in the country and is surrounded by 480 acres of preserved parkland and wooded grounds. Visitors can explore an extensive trail network, go shopping, pick through the Farmer’s Market, enjoy some live music or savor a meal at one of its many restaurants, cafés or breweries. Located inside Building 50, the indoor marketplace, known as Mercato, offers a unique shopping experience with an array of local shops and boutiques.
LOCAL WINERIES THE OLD MISSION PENINSULA WINE TRAIL The Old Mission Peninsula, located just minutes from Downtown Traverse City, is the heart of Michigan’s wine region. It sits close to the 45th parallel, which is the same latitude as the Rhone Valley in France and Piedmont in Italy. This, along with the Grand Traverse Bay, provides the ideal maritime climate and rich soil for growing delicious grapes.
Bowers Harbor Winery—The Bowers Harbor Vineyard produces over 30 wines and ciders. The winery offers wine tastings and charcuterie plates in a beautiful tasting room overlooking Grand Traverse Bay. They even have a dog-friendly patio with amazing views to enjoy with your best friend. 2 Lads Winery—With 23 acres of established vineyards, 2 Lads Winery specializes in cool climate red wines, like Pinot Noir and Cabernet Franc and sparkling wines, even a sparkling rosé. The modern, 10,500-square-foot facility is environmentally friendly with stunning views of East Grand Traverse Bay. Brys Estate Vineyard & Winery— Spanning 111 acres, this is one of the largest vineyards and wineries on Old Mission Peninsula. Its 58,000 vines are planted less than a mile from Lake Michigan in an excellent terrior. The winery includes an old-world tasting room and a unique outdoor deck with panoramic views of the vineyards and the lake. Be sure venture to their secret garden, located past the vineyards in the valley below. Its fragrant lavender garden is in bloom during the summer months of July and August. 4
Chateau Chantal— Located atop a hill, Chateau Chantal offers expansive views of the vineyards, farmland and the Grand Traverse Bay stretching across both sides of the peninsula. You can admire the scenic views in all directions from its tasting room and patios. The winery, which focuses on Michigan wines, even includes an inn for a French-style B&B experience. Mari Vineyards— As an homage to his Italian roots, Mari Vineyards’ founder, Marty Lagina, planted European varieties, such as Nebbiolo and Sangiovese, alongside classically grown Michigan varieties, like Cabernet Franc, Merlot and Riesling. Even the building and the drive up to it are designed to make you feel like you’ve been transported to Tuscany. The tasting room offers views of the vineyards as well as soaring views of East Grand Traverse Bay.
THE LEELANAU PENINSULA WINE TRAIL The region’s larger peninsula, the scenic Leelanau Peninsula stands between Grand Traverse Bay and the open waters of Lake Michigan. It has long been a major fruit producer, and today, it is the region’s most active wine-producing area.
Black Star Farms—While their actual vineyard and farm are located on neighboring Leelanau Peninsula, Black Star Farms has a wine tasting room on Old Mission Peninsula. Relax and enjoy the cozy ambiance while sipping on a glass of wine from an extensive selection of over 45 wines, ciders and spirits. Rove Estate—With breathtaking views as artful and elegant as the wine, Rove Estate offers a boutique atmosphere for you to relax, reset and enjoy the best of Leelanau Peninsula wine country. Rove Estate is proud to offer a selection of local wines and local cider. Located on M72 West, visit us for a tasting and stay for a glass and a bite on our spacious patio. Tastings end at 6 pm, but glass service is available until closing time. Mawby Sparkling—This vineyard is known for their carefully crafted, twice-fermented sparkling wines and ciders. The wines, created with the Traditional Method Champenoise, hold a special place in the hearts of the Mawby family, who are committed to producing uniquely approachable wines to suit any palate. The tasting room offers featured flights for purchase as well as well as charcuterie and exclusive winery-only selections. It is a sparkling good time!
LOCAL BREWERIES If barley, hops and yeast are more your taste, explore some of our local award-winning craft breweries, committed to fresh beer served in convivial atmospheres.
North Peak Brewing Company— Situated in a century-old candy factory, this award-winning brewery is one of the top producers of craft beer in Michigan. With a focus on conservation and preserving the environment, North Peak brews their beer using as few raw materials as possible and reduces waste wherever they can. They also serve artisanal pizzas, steaks, ribs, sandwiches, fresh fish, salads and soups and have a seasonal deck with entertainment. Right Brain Brewery— Located in the SoFo District (South of Fourteenth) of downtown Traverse City, Right Brain Brewery focuses on beers that are made with only whole ingredients, like asparagus, cherry pie, pig parts, and pecan pies. Along with 20 beers on tap, the pub is filled with local art, arcade games and board games. Brewery Terra Firma— Located on over 10 acres of land, this rural brewery, taproom and MAEAP-certified farm produce culinary-inspired brews in an environmentally responsible, sustainable way. Using an innovative water capture system, the brewery reclaims over 230,000 gallons of water from beer manufacturing and reuses it as irrigation and fertilization for the farm crops. Stop by their taproom to sample beers made from home-grown ingredients and try some of their locally made snacks and sodas. The Filling Station Microbrewery— Situated in a cozy, old 1927 train depot, Filling Station is a family-owned business that focuses on serving the highest quality of hand-crafted brews. The microbrewery has a rotating list of 15 to 20 craft beers, sours and ciders that pair flawlessly with their wood-fired flatbread pizzas and fresh salads. 5
Earthen Ales— Located in the historic Village at Grand Traverse Commons, this awardwinning brewery was started by a husband-and-wife duo who brew beer that reminds them of places they’ve lived and visited as well as friends made along the way. Stop by the taproom for a visit and enjoy a delicious brew. Jolly Pumpkin Restaurant, Brewery & Distillery— Located on Old Mission Peninsula in a 19th-century historic mansion, Jolly Pumpkin is a microbrewery and distillery that produces all of the spirits and most of the beers that are served on-site. In addition, their extensive menu features local artisan fare, including pizzas, unique sandwiches and house-smoked meats.
GOLF Bay Meadows Family Golf Course— Founded in 1995, Bay Meadows Golf Course has always been Traverse City’s premier family-friendly golf experience. They have a rolling panoramic 9-hole par-34 course, a challenging 9-hole par 3, three practice greens, practice bunkers and an endless driving range. And if you are looking to practice in the off season, Bay Meadows offers the area’s premier Indoor-Outdoor Learning Center, with video cameras, Trackman 4 and K-Motion body monitors for our PGA Instructors to provide golf instruction year-round. Elmbrook Golf Course— For over 50 years, Elmbrook has been providing an enjoyable golf experience to Traverse City families. It is among the oldest public par-72 golf courses in Northern Michigan. There are also clinics available for golfers of all ages. The beautiful views, mature trees and challenging layout make this course a favorite among Traverse City visitors and locals alike. Spruce Run Golf Course— Spruce Run, the original course of the Grand Traverse Resort and Spa, was redesigned as a 6,741-yard par-72 course in 1979 by former University of Michigan Golf Coach William Newcomb. Spruce Run is fun to play and retains some of the challenging elements for which it was renowned as host to the Michigan Open. The course winds among rolling hills that overlook Grand Traverse Bay. The tees, greens and fairways were seeded with bentgrass, and water comes into play on 13 holes. The Michigan Open was played on Spruce Run from 1981 through 1984. The Bear Golf Course—The Bear’s name is a tribute to its designer, Jack Nicklaus, who first unleashed the course on June 17, 1985. Celebrated as one of the toughest 18 holes in Michigan, The Bear was ranked as the 18th toughest course in America, according to Golf Digest . Nicklaus’ signature design features Scottish terraced fairways, tiered greens, deep grassy roughs, moguls and mounds and deep pot bunkers. With rolling land, trees, lakes, streams, fruit orchards and a variety of wildlife, The Bear features a mix of different elements golfers rarely see on one course. This is Northern Michigan golf at its finest. The Wolverine Golf Course— Gary Player’s first signature course in the state of Michigan is designed for flexibility, versatility and playability, with four sets of tees to allow the course to be set up to accommodate golfers of all abilities. The front nine is constructed on lowland terrain with water and wetlands, and existing wetlands were enhanced to interweave with several holes on the front. The back nine is constructed on highland terrain with hardwoods, rolling hills and views of East Grand Traverse Bay. Bahle Farms Golf Course— Located in beautiful Leelanau County, just minutes from downtown Traverse City, Bahle Farms offers majestic golf with dramatic views that weave throughout working cherry orchards. Rolling hills, views of Suttons Bay, gorgeous terrain and fantastic greenskeeping make your golf day memorable and see why this is one of best courses in Leelanau and Grand Traverse County. Interlochen Golf Course—The Interlochen Golf Course has been a local favorite since 1965. The 18-hole course showcases velvet greens and lush fairways and offers every golfer a great customer experience. While there, visit Bradley’s Pub & Grille, serving lunch and dinner year-round. Enjoy the full bar while sitting just feet from the course. 6
Sugar Loaf Golf Course— Feel the history as you navigate your way around the rolling hills of this classic golf course designed by C. D. Wagstaff. The unique structures and windmills have withstood the test of time and now pave the way for a great Northern Michigan golfing experience. The Crown Golf Course—The Crown Golf Club is the centerpiece of a 286-acre residential golf community. Known for excellent conditions, the Championship 18-hole layout offers scenic vistas and elevations that will challenge your club selection. The course is inviting and playable, yet it will test all the skills of a low handicapper. With four sets of tees, any golfer can pick the perfect distance for their game. The Crown Golf Club has a pro shop, PGA Professional on staff, driving range, putting green, beverage cart and full-service restaurant and bar. The Dunes Golf Course— Dubbed the “Pine Valley of the Midwest,” The Dunes is a private course nestled along the shores of Lake Michigan in the quaint resort town of New Buffalo. Designer Dick Nugent developed the course with developer and owner Mike Keiser, now famous for his masterpieces Bandon Dunes, in Oregon, and Sand Valley, in Wisconsin. While the duo has won numerous accolades since opening in the 1990s, some credit must be given to Mother Nature, who deposited golden brown sandy dunes in a densely wooded area. The layout of the course is truly magnificent, the greens lightning quick and the conditions absolutely pristine.
RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES
Skiing & Snowboarding ( Seasonal) Crystal Mountain— For an immersive winter recreation experience, head to Crystal Mountain. Located about 45 minutes southwest of Traverse City, Crystal Mountain is home to 58 downhill trails, 8 lifts across 103 skiable acres and 5 terrain parks. Mt. Holiday Ski & Recreation Area— Just east of the city limits, Mt. Holiday provides hours of fun for the entire family, with skiing and snowboarding on 16 runs (beginner to advanced) and a snow tubing run with an express return lift. Hickory Hills—Traverse City’s Hickory Hills is located on the west side Slabtown neighborhood. This city-operated ski area offers eight downhill runs served by five rope tows. Beginner to advanced runs, with a 240-ft vertical drop.
PARKS AND NATURE PRESERVES
Traverse Area Recreation Trail ( TART Trails) —The TART Trails network consists of several multi-use trails in Grand Traverse and Leelanau counties, as well as a cross-town bike routes. It features a paved, non-motorized, 10.5-mile trail that runs lakeside in certain parts and right by the Traverse City State Park and Delamar Traverse City. Vasa Pathways— Located on state forest land, the Vasa Pathway features a series of loops (3K, 5K, 10K, 25K) that offer users a variety of challenges from easy to difficult. Cross-country skiers, runners, hikers, mountain bikers, walkers and naturalists enjoy the Vasa Pathways, which are groomed by the TART Trails. They are home to the North American Vasa cross-country ski race and the annual Iceman Cometh mountain bike race. Check out the Vasa Singletrack, the Vasa Skillz Building Loop and the Snowshoe Trail. Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore— Home to 65 miles of Lake Michigan shoreline and picturesque freshwater beaches, forested wilderness islands and miles of hiking trails, Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore is a must-see attraction for anyone visiting Northern Michigan. Sleeping Bear Dunes became part of the National Park System in 1970 and is one of the only places in the world where you can see perched dunes, which are formed when high waves from the lake “perch” grasslands on top of the bluff. Whatever your interests, this stunning lakeshore has something for everyone to enjoy. Leelanau State Park— Located on the tip of Michigan’s Leelanau Peninsula, this state park is home to more than 1,550 acres of forests, trails and beaches for visitors to explore. The park is home to the Grand Traverse Lighthouse Museum, a rustic campground, mini cabins, the park’s trail system and a sandy beach overlooking Lake Michigan. 7
Interlochen State Park— Southwest of Traverse City, Interlochen was Michigan’s first officially recognized state park. It is located between two well-known fishing and swimming lakes: Green Lake and Duck Lake. Visitors to the park can enjoy camping, paddling, fishing and swimming. Traverse City State Park—This small, urban state park is open for camping year-round and offers heated restrooms, biking trails and a beautiful quarter-mile beach. It is the ideal spot to relax and enjoy the gorgeous summer days for anyone visiting the Traverse City area.
LIGHTHOUSES Michigan has more lighthouses than any other state in the US. Thanks to its history as a major port on Grand Traverse Bay and its proximity to the once-bustling Manitou Passage, Traverse City is a convenient base for exploring several historic lighthouses.
Mission Point Lighthouse— Located at the tip of the Old Mission Peninsula in Lighthouse Park, the lighthouse was built in 1870 and is located near beaches, vineyards and wineries, picnic areas and extensive hiking trails. Visitors can climb the tower and visit a small museum that recounts the history of the lighthouse and its female keeper, which is a rarity, Sarah Lane. South Manitou Island Light— Established in 1839, this 100-foot tower is now part of the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore and has regular guided tours during the summer. Visitors are welcome to climb the circular staircase to the observation deck for a breathtaking view of Lake Michigan. Point Betsie Lighthouse— Built in 1858, the Point Betsie Lighthouse served as the southern entrance into the Straits of Mackinac. Its striking bright white tower with a black lantern is attached to the keeper’s house. Admissions to the lighthouse are $5 for adults, $2 for children 6 to 12 and free for children under 6. Grand Traverse Lighthouse— Located at the end of the Leelanau Peninsula, this 1828 lighthouse has guided ships into the Manitou Passage of Lake Michigan for over 150 years. Its bright white and red color stands strikingly against the deep green forests and blue waters of Lake Michigan. The lighthouse is open daily from 10 am to 3 pm. Frankfort North Breakwater Light— Located on the outer end of the north breakwater, this lighthouse can be accessed by a concrete pier. Visitors can fish off the pier, run around the playground or sit on one of the benches and savor the beautiful views of the sunset over Lake Michigan. North Manitou Shoal Light— Located between North Manitou Island and the Leelanau Peninsula, this offshore lighthouse is locally known as “The Crib” due to its construction and structure. While the lighthouse is not open for tours, it can be viewed up close from the ferry that takes visitors from Leland to the Manitou Islands.
MUSEUMS The Dennos Museum Center—The Dennos Museum Center is a fine art museum and cultural center located in Traverse City on the campus of Northwestern Michigan College. Most notable for its permanent collection of Inuit art, the Dennos Museum opened in 1991 and features rotating exhibitions of Modern and Contemporary art as well as a popular hands-on discovery gallery for children. Great Lakes Children’s Museum—The Great Lakes Children’s Museum provides a foundation for lifelong learning through play-based exploration. The exhibits and programs are designed to provide those opportunities for learning as a foundation to developing a lifelong love of learning.
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Music House Museum— Recognized by forbes.com as one of the 10 reasons to visit Michigan’s Lower Peninsula, the Music House Museum offers a unique collection of instruments that provides guests with a walk through the history, the artistry and the engineering of automated music. Leelanau Historical Society Museum— Since its beginning in 1957, the collections and archives of the Leelanau Historical Society contain more than 20,000 items. Visitors to the museum learn about Leelanau life and maritime history from exhibits, educational programs and publications. Recipient of the 2014 State History Award for Outstanding Local Society, LHS continues to collect, document and preserve items relating to Leelanau history. Sleeping Bear Point Maritime Museum—Visit the Maritime Museum to learn about the history of the U.S. Life-Saving Service, U.S. Coast Guard and Great Lakes shipping. Walk through the boathouse next to the museum and see the life-saving equipment used during the early 1900s.
THEATRES & VENUES Cherry Bowl Drive-In Theater—The Cherry Bowl Drive-In Theater takes you back to the fabulous 1950s with the finest in film, food and fun. It is sure to be a memorable evening for the whole family. Bijou by the Bay—The Bijou by the Bay is a 150-seat movie theater located near Clinch Park and the multi-use TART Trail in downtown Traverse City. The State Theatre— Renovated and reopened in 2007, The State Theatre is a non-profit, volunteer run, historic art house theater in Traverse City owned and operated by the Traverse City Film Festival. Old Town Playhouse—The Old Town Playhouse has been providing Traverse City with lively community theater for six decades. Today, the Old Town Playhouse is an important part of the Traverse City arts community. The professionals and volunteers who make up the Old Town Playhouse are proud to be performing a busy season of dramas, musicals and comedies, as well as a season of classics.
SURROUNDING AREA Leland, MI Fishtown—Visit this a small historic town, known as one of the last working fishing districts of the Great Lakes. Walk along the docks, amongst the weathered fishing shanties, smokehouses, racks of drying fishing nets and fish tugs on the Leland River, and you can imagine what it would have been like in the early 1900s. Many of the shanties now house delightful gift and clothing boutiques, art galleries and specialty food shops. Fishtown was designated a Michigan State Historic Site in 1973 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975. You can also visit the North & South Manitou Islands by boarding the Manitou Island Transit ferry service from Leland.
Delamar is more than just a hotel. It is more than a destination. Delamar is a way to experience the world around you. These are just a few of the experiences you can enjoy during your stay with us. For more suggestions, please contact our Concierge, who will be happy to assist you.
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SLICED PICKLES 0/0/0 cal ONION 0/5/15 cal JIMMY PEPPERS® 0/0/5 cal CUCUMBER 0/0/0 cal TOMATO 0/10/15 cal LETTUCE 0/5/15 cal
630/1260 cal
SLIM 6 double cheese 590/1180 cal
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�inks
22oz SOFT DRINK 0-320 cal 30oz SOFT DRINK 0-440 cal DASANI® BOTTLED WATER 0 cal
Sides
REGULAR CHIPS 300 cal BBQ CHIPS 290 cal JALAPEÑO CHIPS 290 cal SALT & VINEGAR CHIPS 290 cal THINNY CHIPS® 260 cal JUMBO PICKLE 20 cal KICKIN’ RANCH® 160 cal ea. AVOCADO SPREAD 70 cal ea.
Desserts
CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE 410 cal OATMEAL RAISIN COOKIE 370 cal
2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice, but calorie needs vary. Additional nutrition information available upon request. Before placing your order, please inform your server if a person in your party has a food allergy. Trademarks, logos, and service marks displayed are trademarks of Jimmy John’s or of third parties. ©2021 Jimmy John’s Franchisor SPV, LLC. All Rights Reserved. We reserve the right to make any menu or pricing changes.
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