Cherie Inn

Cherie Inn is a breakfast and lunch restaurant known for its European-style cafe setting and its Eggs Benedict, which is made with shaved ham and hollandaise prepared from scratch. The menu also includes buttermilk pancakes, Red Flannel Hash, shakshuka, a French dip with shaved rib-eye, and a Reuben on swirl rye. The Cherie is one of Grand Rapids' longest-running restaurants, first opening in 1924 in the Fairmount Square district.

The restaurant is housed in a century-old building with original tin ceilings, vintage art and Stickley furniture from the 1940s. It serves dine-in and takeout, and the current hours are Wednesday through Sunday, 8 AM to 2 PM, with Monday and Tuesday closed. It sits in the East Hills business district just west of Eastown, near the intersection of Cherry, Lake Drive and Diamond.