Petoskey’s
Petoskey’s brings a Midwestern identity to Fremont with nine screens—seven indoors and two on a covered, heated deck—and a tavern menu. It is also an official Bell’s bar, and the website invites Minnesota, Michigan and Wisconsin fans to gather there. For hockey or football, its mix of local and visi
About Petoskey’s
Petoskey’s brings a Midwestern identity to Fremont with nine screens—seven indoors and two on a covered, heated deck—and a tavern menu. It is also an official Bell’s bar, and the website invites Minnesota, Michigan and Wisconsin fans to gather there. For hockey or football, its mix of local and visiting supporters offers a quieter scale than the stadium district.
Dishes include square-cut wood-fired pizza, Hog Island Philadelphia-style hoagies, fried Wisconsin cheese curds, burgers and a Minnesota-style fish sandwich. Reviews for this address mention pizza, sandwiches and friendly service. Pizza by the slice is available at certain times, which the business publishes. The heated outdoor deck adds seating, and the venue identifies itself as dog-friendly.
The address is on North 36th Street in Fremont’s commercial area, near restaurants, shops and the canal. Friday and Saturday hours run late, while kitchen and pizza hours have their own schedule. The official page lets visitors check the menu, drinks and hours before leaving. It is a good choice for a neighbourhood-bar game and a meal beyond the usual wings and burgers.
Nine screens, two on a heated deck; wood-fired pizza, hoagies and Midwestern food.