Location: Essexville
Top Restaurants in Essexville
Top Things to do in Essexville
- 1. Saginaw Valley Naval Ship Museum
- 2. Earl C Smith Park
- 3. Ward Studio and Painterly Pottery
- 4. Bay City State Recreation Area
- 5. Bay Antique Center
- 6. Wenonah Park
- 7. Delta College Planetarium and Learning Center
- 8. Alice & Jack Wirt Public Library
- 9. Center Avenue Historic District
- 10. Veterans Memorial Park
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Most Popular Sushi food in Essexville, Michigan, United States
Find out what Sushi restaurants to try in Essexville. Essexville is a city on the Saginaw River in Bay County in the U.S. state of Michigan. The 2010 Census places the population at 3,478. Essexville is part of the Bay City metropolitan area. It is often associated with its larger western neighboring city and center of the Metropolitan Statistical Area, Bay City.
Things to do in Essexville
1. Blossoms Asian Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By BigWig724
Great food and good prices. Menu options range from obvious to the adventurous. Something for everyone, regardless of pickiness. Chinese, Japanese, Korean food options. Tasty food. Iâve never had a bad meal at this place. Usually come here about once a month during the lunch hour. Highly recommended!
2. Fusion 1 Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Anni_9602
Visited on a late weekday afternoon looking for takeout. They had many tables set up but no one was dinning. I asked if they were open and a man behind the counter stated that on that given day, they don't have a"dine-in" option. I really thought that was a bit odd. Not only that, but they couldn't take credit cards on this particular day either. I walked out without ordering as the experience was just too weird for me (tables, but no dine-in option, no credit cards, and only 1 piece of sushi fillet in the prep line).
3. Sushi Remix
Reviewed By Nyormirror
I went here with my son and friend to try a different take on sushi. My friend thought his was excellent, mine was very good and my son thought his was average. My son did not like the warm rice on the bottom of the bowl and said he is used to the rice being about room temperature (traditional poke bowls are served with warm rice). The bubble tea is excellent and creative although a bit on the pricy side. Staff is friendly and informative. Clean, modern look with low top seating and lots of natural light. I would return.
