The Cherie Inn is Grand Rapids longest-running restaurant, first opening its doors in 1924 in the historic Fairmount Square district. It is housed in a 100 year old building and features the original tin ceilings, vintage art, and Stickley Furniture of Grand Rapids dating back to the 1940's. It has been renowned for it's unique breakfast and lunch items and gracious service. The European cafe setting of this original Grand Rapids eatery is a favorite of locals, visitors and dignitaries in the East Hills business district.
"The Cherie Inn will always use healthy, fresh, organic and local ingredients, wherever and whenever possible."
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