A village built around its square.
Bellaire is the county seat of Antrim County, and downtown still centers on the Courthouse Square the way it has since 1879. Bridge Street carries the brewery, distillery and cidery; the square carries the history; and it's all within a few blocks of each other — and of The Tara.
7min
Walk to Short's
1905
Courthouse Built
3
Tasting Rooms on Bridge St
Steps
To Your Dock
Downtown Bellaire
Breweries, Spirits & Cider
Bridge Street's Tasting Rooms
- Short's Brewing Company — 121 N Bridge St
- Mammoth Distilling — 109 N Bridge St
- Bee Well Mead & Cider — 116 N Bridge St
Dining
Where to Eat
- Chloe's Chop House — Antrim County's fine steakhouse
- The Corner Bistro
- Toonies Fish & Steakhouse
Shops & Sights
Courthouse Square
- Antrim County Courthouse — S. Cayuga St, built 1904–05, National Register of Historic Places
- Bellaire Area Historical Society & Museum — N. Bridge St
- Boutiques & antique shops around the square
Beyond Bridge Street
A Few Minutes Further
- Bellaire Theatre — Art Deco, built 1940
- Torch Lake Cellars — Antrim County's first winery, Clam Lake Rd
- Bellaire movie theatre & shops · 2 min drive
Take the list with you.
Print this page to keep in your pocket, or save it to your phone before you head into town. We're happy to point you to what's open when you arrive.
Ready to walk into town?
Downtown Bellaire is a short walk from your front door at The Tara.
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