I am on a mission to find the best beef pasty in the UP and this one is pretty good! I've tried…read moreabout 10 so far and most have been average 5/10 and the last place prize goes to a pasty from Calumet (dry, very little meat or flavor). This Miner's "Yooper" pasty is easily within the top 2 so far! The crust is moist/tender and the filling is full of flavor and not dry like many are. There is a lot of beef in the filing along with the other staples. I usually prefer chopped veggies but this was so good, I didn't mind the sliced/peeled version. The service was good. A nice place, easy to see/find. This "Yooper" pasty gets an 8.5 out of 10!

Worst attitude ever. Polite questions received "who wants to be working" and a rude "read the…read morelabel". Sorry that you hate your job, vacationers and probably your life. Find some joy, bruh. Bailed instead of patronizing.

The store is very welcoming with many different local items to shop. There are many wonderful…read moreflavors of hard ice cream to choose from, it's difficult to decide what to have. The owners were so helpful & gave us tips on places to visit. We left with fun souvenirs, stickers, & treats.

Great little spot. My kids got the ice cream and it was great. I love getting ornaments from the…read moreplaces we go and this place had the best $. The same offerings at other spots for half price.

Always try to go local when I'm in a new place. There are several stores in town offering a pasty,…read morethis was recommended by more than a few locals. It didn't disappoint in the least... The cashier was great, but opinionated on the local fare She does not suggest you use a plate, a fork, or condiments. They sell 6-8 different options, but she hasn't got past the yooper. So needless to say, i had that and didn't try anything else. One is enough, two was too much, and i couldn't finish it. I'd try a different one if i was back again just to get another option... but if you're there once.... This is the place!

Our Pasty was tasty, the service was great with an explanation of each variety....we chose the…read moreYooper, which was very good, but could have been stored and served at a higher temperature.

If you stay at the Roam Inn, you get a 10% discount on gas and items in the store. My husband and I…read morewere rock hunting in Grand Marias the night before, and it was freezing. There was 25-30mph winds. We decided to stop to get some gas and look for a zip up hoodie. I found a super soft hoodie on sale (25% off). The man at the counter was really nice. He helped me find a zip up. You do pump the gas out front and then come in to pay.

Really surprised at large selection here considering the size of the town!!…read moreExample: right by the register you will see a small shelf of cream liquor, flavors such as orange cream or dulce de leche. I can't remember the brand but I have ordered them from the liquor stores near home, (Detroit suburbs), and have never been offered the smaller bottle. There are many high quality flavors to try and a $24 bottle is too much for one person. I didn't even know the smaller bottles were available. Ian going to recommend the banana cream or the salted caramel over ice. We just needed a small, decent vodka, (Smirnoff or better), and they had several to choose from at that level. (Many above or below as well) Very nice young lady working there as well.

When I moved to the area, I was pleased to find such a nicely stocked grocery store and bakery in…read moresuch a small town. Larry's has a fresh deli and an impressive selection of fruits and vegetables. The staff are always helpful and friendly, and the prices are competitive with any other grocery store in larger surrounding areas like Marquette or Escanaba. If you haven't checked out this little gem, I would certainly recommend it.

As the only full-service grocery store in the Gwinn-Little Lake area, Larry's is better than it…read morewould have to be. I'm always impressed by the range of items they carry for such a small store. I can buy fresh ginger and sesame oil there, as well as potato sausage and Trenary Toast. Everyone is friendly and helpful. It's not Econofoods in Marquette, of course, but when I don't want to drive 25 miles for groceries, I'm happy with Larry's.

came in with a large group of 13, a bachelorette party, and we all had such a wonderful time!…read more the service: literally perfect, they rocked our group & took such good care of us. atmosphere was clean & organized!

During an Air Alert as being "hazardous"they could've shut the huge back window that had a big fan…read moreblowing the crappy air in also the front door to enter had a screen on it riped at bottom also a big fan bringing all the smokey air in maybe i wouldn't of been so concerned but being my condition of having a lung condition it annoyed the hell out if me! Besides this it really wasnt a winery more like a local bar.

There are a number of ways to get plowed at Phil's 550 store, depending on the season. In winter,…read morehe can plow your driveway. In summer, he can provide you with a great selection of party supplies, whether you are on your way to "camp", as is said in the U.P., or if you are on your way, like we were, to the Mud Drags and Bikini Run in Big Bay. Phil is a true Renaissance Yooper: an experienced welder, a storekeeper, a Reverend who has officated over 30 nuptials, none of which (at least of this writing) have resulted in divorce. How many Rev's have that kind of record.? He also has a Monday morning radio show on local station WUPX: "Felix's Random, Retro, Radio Roadshow", and he probably has more friends than anyone I know, based upon all the customer photos all over his store, and on his website. Check out the pics of international "sightings" of the very popular Phil's 550 tee shirt which asks: "Have you had your Phil today?" So if you are in the Marquette area, a stop at Phil's is de rigueur. He has a great, if limited, selection of beers, wines and liquors. You can snarf some quality wines both domestic and imported (like the Spanish Abrazo Grenacho I found for about $8.00) And if you're lucky, Phil will be there to chat you up and give you any advice you may need. I've been here many times, and I'll never have my Phil of Phil's.

The Legend lives on at this convenient store. If you are coming here for essentials, there are…read morenicer places. This place is for those who enjoy the campy atmosphere, memory lane, a local hangout, and an iconic experience for the U.P.

We ordered at the new location, next to the bar. Wife ordered ham & turkey wrap, hot dog for the…read morechild, I ordered chicken quesadillas. Service is friendly, food was fresh and delicious. Very customizable options. Good flavor without excess spiciness, extra condiments were on a cart for adding what you want. Currently she wasn't selling drinks so we bought them at the bar adjacent. Both businesses share a beautiful backyard area with tables, chairs, nice atmosphere. All in all a great stop, would definitely eat here again.

This lady knows her tacos! Amazing flavor, juicy chicken, and plenty of toppings. My father in law…read morehas known her since she started and now visits her truck regularly so when we were in town from Oregon we had to check it out. Steph is super friendly and has a great agreement with the pub next door for seating and drinks. She recommended getting the mango on at least one and I'm glad I did! I'm not even a big mango fan but the flavor really complemented the food. Do yourself a favor when you get tired of pasties and mix it up with some tacos! So good!