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This Weekend in Saginaw, MI

This Weekend in Saginaw, MI

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  • The Baking Ladybug in

    The Baking Ladybug

    Farmers' market

    The Baking Ladybug is a home baking business based at the downtown farmers market at 203 S Washington Ave in Saginaw, MI during the market season. Its stated season runs approximately from late May to late October. The baker follows Michigan Cottage Food Laws and brings treasured family recipes from the Deep South to Mid-Michigan, with a selection that includes artisan breads, quick breads, savory snacks, and sweets. Quick bread varieties include banana, zucchini, pistachio almond, and lemon blueberry. The savory lineup includes Alabama Firecrackers, Devil’s Popcorn, and Cheesy Balls of Fire, while sweets and other treats rotate each week. Special orders are accepted, and the baker is willing to work with customers on requests, including items not previously made. Credit cards are accepted, and the listed market location has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and wheelchair-accessible parking.

  • Everybody Loves Wings & Things in

    Everybody Loves Wings & Things

    Farmers' market

    Everybody Loves Wings & Things is listed in the Farmers Market category at 203 S Washington Ave, Saginaw, MI 48607. The supplied information establishes its name, category, and street address, but does not include a business description or details about its offerings. Despite the reference to wings in the name, no menu or specific food items are documented, so the name alone should not be treated as confirmation of what is available. For anyone considering a visit, the address is the main practical detail available. Hours, prices, payment methods, and service options are not provided. There is also no Google rating or review count in the supplied record. A photo link is included, but the available facts do not describe what it shows or establish any particular products, facilities, or amenities.

  • Temple Theatre in

    Temple Theatre

    4.8(1,115)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 1115 reviews (Google rating)

    Performing arts theater

    Temple Theatre at 201 N Washington Ave in Saginaw, MI presents concerts, plays, classic movies, and other offerings. Its Google description characterizes the theater as airy and elegant, and live performances are among its listed features. The programming spans both stage productions and film screenings rather than a single type of entertainment. The theater has a Google rating of 4.8 out of 5 from 1,115 reviews. For visitors planning a trip, the listed parking options include free and paid lots, free and paid street parking, and a paid garage. The theater has a wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible parking, and a wheelchair-accessible restroom. Children are welcome, and credit and debit cards are accepted. Restrooms and onsite services are available, but there is no restaurant at the venue.

  • SVRC Marketplace in

    SVRC Marketplace

    4.6(907)· Google4.6 out of 5 from 907 reviews (Google rating)

    Farmers' market

    SVRC Marketplace at 203 S Washington Ave in downtown Saginaw, MI, combines an outdoor farmers’ market with small retail businesses, business incubators, and community services. The mixed-use development supports SVRC’s mission of creating employment opportunities and community access through healthy food options, integrated jobs, supportive services, and gathering spaces. Its role extends beyond shopping: the facility also includes a Children’s Trauma Assessment Center and an Autism Clinic. For businesses and food producers, SVRC Marketplace provides cooler rental space, licensed kitchen facilities, food production space, offices, and retail spaces. Visitors have access to free parking in a lot and on the street, along with a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking, and restroom. Credit cards, debit cards, and mobile NFC payments are accepted. The marketplace has a Google rating of 4.6 from 907 reviews.

  • Retro Rocks in

    Retro Rocks

    4.5(731)· Google4.5 out of 5 from 731 reviews (Google rating)

    Bar

    Retro Rocks is a sports bar at 110 S Hamilton St in Saginaw, MI, with a vintage setting and a menu described as globally inspired and made from scratch. The atmosphere is casual, with sports viewing, trivia nights, and dancing among its listed features. Food is served at the bar as well as through table service, and the drinks selection includes beer, cocktails, wine, and liquor, with happy-hour drinks also available. The bar accommodates groups and solo diners, with indoor seating, outdoor seating, and takeout options. It does not offer delivery or accept reservations. Free street and lot parking are listed, along with a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking, and restroom. Wi-Fi is available, and credit and debit cards are accepted. Retro Rocks has a Google rating of 4.5 from 731 reviews; its listed highlights include fast service, beer, and cocktails.

  • Saginaw Old Town Junction in

    Saginaw Old Town Junction

    4.6(721)· Google4.6 out of 5 from 721 reviews (Google rating)

    Restaurant

    Saginaw Old Town Junction is a sports bar at 410 Mackinaw St in Saginaw, MI, with a casual, lively setting for watching sports, lunch, or dinner. The Big Junc Burger and Monte Cristo are named menu features, alongside comfort food, small plates, and vegetarian and vegan options. The bar offers eight drafts, cocktails, wine, and daily happy hour from 2–6. Late-night food is also available, and the weekly schedule includes live music on Tuesdays and trivia on Wednesdays. Seating spans a two-level interior, a large outdoor dining area, a four-season pavilion, and a dog-friendly summer patio. Reservations are accepted for parties of any size, and a private dining room is available. Families have access to a children’s menu and high chairs. The entrance, parking, restroom, and seating include wheelchair-accessible options. For those not dining in, takeout is offered; catering is also available.

  • Intermission Deli in

    Intermission Deli

    4.8(719)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 719 reviews (Google rating)

    Restaurant

    Intermission Deli is a mom-and-pop restaurant at 2128 Bay St in Saginaw, MI, serving sizable subs and salads. Housemade bread is central to its description: the deli serves until that bread runs out, making availability a practical consideration when planning a visit. Its listed price level is 1, placing it in the lowest price tier. On Google, it has a 4.8 rating from 719 reviews. The deli offers takeout and is listed as suitable for a quick visit; delivery is not available. Free parking is available both in a lot and on the street. Accessibility features include a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking, and restroom. There is also a restroom for customers, and payment options include credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments. For anyone considering a stop, the bread-dependent service and takeout option are useful details to keep in mind.

  • Downtown Saginaw Farmers' Market in

    Downtown Saginaw Farmers' Market

    4.6(637)· Google4.6 out of 5 from 637 reviews (Google rating)

    Farmers' market

    Downtown Saginaw Farmers' Market operates under the outdoor pavilions at SVRC Marketplace, 203 S Washington Ave in Saginaw, MI. Open seasonally from late May through October, the market has more than 20 participating vendors selling fresh produce, baked goods, and other items. Its pavilion setting and seasonal schedule distinguish it from a year-round indoor grocery stop. The market has a Google rating of 4.6 from 637 reviews. For visitors driving to the market, the designated parking lot is on Water Street, directly across from the market. Additional lots are within two blocks, and nearby street parking is also available; listed parking options include free lot and street parking. The market has a wheelchair-accessible entrance, accessible parking, and an accessible restroom. Listed payment options include credit cards, debit cards, NFC mobile payments, and SNAP.

  • Great Giant Supermarket of Saginaw in

    Great Giant Supermarket of Saginaw

    4.3(612)· Google4.3 out of 5 from 612 reviews (Google rating)

    Supermarket

    Great Giant Supermarket of Saginaw, MI is a grocery store at 3216 Sheridan Ave, Saginaw, MI 48601. Produce is a noted feature in the store’s listing, which also indicates that food is served and on-site services are available. The business has a Google rating of 4.3 out of 5 from 612 reviews. Its planning attributes identify it as suitable for a quick visit, making it an option for shoppers looking to make a brief grocery stop. For shoppers arriving by car, the store has on-site parking, including wheelchair-accessible parking spaces. A wheelchair-accessible entrance is also listed. Accepted payment methods include credit cards, debit cards, mobile NFC payments, and SNAP. Delivery is not available, so shoppers should plan to visit the Sheridan Avenue location rather than rely on a delivery option.

  • Scottish Inn in

    Scottish Inn

    4.6(542)· Google4.6 out of 5 from 542 reviews (Google rating)

    Bar

    Scottish Inn is a family-owned bar and restaurant founded in 1967 in the Old Town area of Saginaw, MI. Located at 630 Gratiot Ave, it has a casual, cozy atmosphere and serves food alongside beer, cocktails, liquor, and wine. Food is available at the bar, and table service is also offered. Happy-hour offerings include both food and drinks. Its listed highlights include beer, cocktails, fast service, bar games, and sports watching. The bar accommodates groups and is also listed as a place for solo dining. Customers can dine in or order takeout, but delivery is not available. Free parking is available in a lot and on the street. The entrance, parking, and restroom are wheelchair accessible, and payment options include credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments. Scottish Inn has a Google rating of 4.6 from 542 reviews.

  • Grand Central Sports Bar and Grill in

    Grand Central Sports Bar and Grill

    4.3(401)· Google4.3 out of 5 from 401 reviews (Google rating)

    Sports bar

    Grand Central Sports Bar and Grill is a local sports bar at 3504 State St in Saginaw, MI. It describes itself as family friendly and is open seven days a week, with daily food and drink specials. The setting is casual and cozy, with sports viewing, bar games, live music, live performances, and dancing among its listed features. Food is served at the bar, and the drink offerings include beer, cocktails, liquor, and wine, plus happy-hour food and drinks. The business accommodates groups and solo diners, accepts reservations, and offers table service, outdoor seating, and takeout, but not delivery. Dogs are welcome, and outside food is allowed. Free lot and street parking are available, along with Wi-Fi and credit card, debit card, and contactless payments. Accessibility is mixed: wheelchair-accessible parking is listed, but the entrance and restroom are not listed as wheelchair accessible. Its Google rating is 4.3 out of 5 from 401 reviews.

  • White's Bar in

    White's Bar

    4.5(347)· Google4.5 out of 5 from 347 reviews (Google rating)

    Bar

    White's Bar at 2609 State St in Saginaw, MI combines a casual, cozy atmosphere with live music, live performances, and bar games. Beer and cocktails are listed among its highlights, and the drink offerings also include wine, liquor, and happy-hour drinks. Fast service is another listed feature. The bar has a Google rating of 4.5 from 346 reviews, and its price-level listing places it in the lowest cost tier. The space is suitable for groups, welcomes children, and offers both seating and outdoor seating. Outside food is allowed, though takeout and delivery are not available. Reservations are not accepted. For visitors arriving by car, free parking is available in a lot and on the street. The entrance, parking, and restroom are wheelchair accessible. Credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments are accepted.

  • Tony's Take Out in

    Tony's Take Out

    4.3(347)· Google4.3 out of 5 from 347 reviews (Google rating)

    Takeout Restaurant

    Tony's Take Out is a restaurant at 2331 S Michigan Ave in Saginaw, MI, with counter service, takeout, and delivery. Lunch and dinner are its main dining occasions, and its offerings include comfort food, small plates, coffee, and dessert. The atmosphere is described as casual and quiet, and the restaurant is listed as suitable for solo dining. It has a Google rating of 4.3 from 347 reviews. For families, Tony's Take Out welcomes children and has a children's menu. Free parking is available both in a lot and on the street, with a wheelchair-accessible entrance and accessible parking. Wheelchair-accessible seating, however, is not listed as available. Service is at the counter rather than at the table, and reservations are not accepted. There is no restroom listed. Debit cards and NFC mobile payments are accepted, giving customers those payment options for a lunch, dinner, or quick bite.

  • Artisan Urban Bistro in

    Artisan Urban Bistro

    4.8(328)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 328 reviews (Google rating)

    Restaurant

    Artisan Urban Bistro is a restaurant at 417 Hancock St in Saginaw, MI, with a cozy, quiet setting and artful décor. Husband-and-wife team Larsen Cottrell and Donna Branch worked with artist Jim Perkins to design the space, incorporating European touches and original artwork. The business identifies as women-owned and veteran-owned. Breakfast, brunch, and dinner are served, with offerings that include comfort food, small plates, vegetarian options, and healthy choices. Coffee, cocktails, wine, and desserts are among its listed highlights. The restaurant welcomes families, groups, solo diners, and LGBTQ guests, and provides a children’s menu and high chairs. Wheelchair-accessible features include the entrance, parking, seating, and restroom; free street parking is also listed. Guests can dine in with table service or use takeout and curbside pickup, though delivery is not available. Reservations are accepted and recommended for brunch and dinner. Its listed Google rating is 4.8 out of 5 from 323 reviews.

  • Maple Gardens in

    Maple Gardens

    4.5(265)· Google4.5 out of 5 from 265 reviews (Google rating)

    Bar

    Maple Gardens is a bar at 1020 Maple St in Saginaw, MI, with a casual, cozy atmosphere and options for both groups and solo diners. Beer and cocktails are among its listed highlights, alongside wine, liquor, and food served at the bar. Happy-hour offerings include both drinks and food. Bar games, live performances, and sports viewing are part of the setting, and fast service is another listed feature. Its Google rating is 4.5 out of 5 from 264 reviews. Dine-in seating, table service, outdoor seating, and takeout give visitors several ways to use the bar, though delivery is not offered and reservations are not accepted. Free parking is available in a lot and on the street, with wheelchair-accessible parking and a wheelchair-accessible restroom also listed. Maple Gardens accepts credit and debit cards. Its price level is listed as 1, placing it at the low end of the provided price scale.

  • The Wrights Catering Restaurant in

    The Wrights Catering Restaurant

    4.2(192)· Google4.2 out of 5 from 192 reviews (Google rating)

    Restaurant

    The Wrights Catering Restaurant, also known as “The Deli,” is a Black-owned restaurant at 2367 S Michigan Ave in Saginaw, MI. Its menu includes traditional dishes and sides, with comfort food among its offerings. The business describes Soul Food Sundays as one of its most popular draws and its everyday catfish dinners as another community favorite. An in-house seafood boil is also featured, alongside vegetarian and vegan options. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert in a casual, cozy, quiet setting. It welcomes families and groups, offers a children’s menu, and is also listed as suitable for solo dining and watching sports. Diners can eat in or use takeout, delivery, and curbside pickup; catering and reservations are available as well. Free lot and street parking are listed, along with a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking, and seating. Its Google rating is 4.2 stars from 192 reviews.

  • Pit & Balcony Theatre in

    Pit & Balcony Theatre

    4.7(186)· Google4.7 out of 5 from 186 reviews (Google rating)

    Performing arts theater

    Pit & Balcony Theatre is a theater at 805 N Hamilton St in Saginaw, MI, with live performances listed among its features. Its Google rating is 4.7 out of 5, based on 186 reviews. The venue welcomes children, making that policy a useful detail for families considering a theater visit. The supplied information does not identify specific productions, performance dates, or ticket prices, so it offers a practical overview of the venue rather than a guide to its current program. For visitors planning a trip, the listed amenities include free street parking and a restroom. Accessibility features include a wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible parking, and a wheelchair-accessible restroom. Credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments are accepted. There is no on-site restaurant, a detail to keep in mind when arranging food separately from a performance.

  • Court Street Theater in

    Court Street Theater

    4.7(173)· Google4.7 out of 5 from 173 reviews (Google rating)

    Movie theater

    Court Street Theater is a women-owned theater at 1216 Court St in Saginaw, MI. Its listed offerings include live performances, and it welcomes children. The theater has a Google rating of 4.7 from 173 reviews. Those figures provide a snapshot of its online feedback, though the supplied information does not include individual reviews or details about the performance schedule. For visitors planning a trip, the theater lists a wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible parking, and a wheelchair-accessible restroom. Food is served on site, but the venue does not have a restaurant. Credit and debit cards are accepted, and discounts are available for active military personnel. These practical features help outline what visitors can expect at the venue; specific productions, performance times, ticket prices, food selections, and military discount terms are not included in the available details.

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