This Is The Most Famous Restaurant In Michigan

If you have always wanted to travel to Europe and never found the time; a quick trip to Frankenmuth located in central Michigan will give you a similar experience.

According to a list compiled by Thrillist, the most iconic restaurant in Michigan in the Bavarian Inn. The Frankenmuth location is modeled after a German village and sits next to a popular Christmas store that is open all year round. The staff wear dirndls and lederhosen and guests come far and wide to try the beer cheese dip and larger-than-life fried chicken platter.

Here is what Thrillist had to say about the Bavarian Inn:

"Like the long road to Wall Drug in South Dakota, signs for the German-modeled town of Frankenmuth can be spotted with alarming frequency for about 1,000 miles before you reach it. Mostly for Bronner’s, the largest 365-day Christmas store. But the real draw is the Bavarian Inn, a magical place where buxom, dirndl-clad waitresses serve up gigantic, all-you-can-eat fried chicken (and mashed potatoes, soup, bread, and, ugh, veggies) to folks who travel from all corners of the region for a taste. Yes, it's pretty corny inside the massive faux-German compound; especially when the polka bands get down. But damned if it isn't an institution. And giant beers make it all the more surreal."

For the rest of the list visit HERE.