Amazing staff . And food! I visit weekly for lunch . Great selection of meats, wines, spirits.read more

Whether I'm running in for a beach snack and a beverage, picking up something for dinner or…read moregrabbing some wine/spirits, Toski Sands always delivers. They source quality products and have a great team that has been working there for years. Always a great experience!

Stopped in while in town for the weekend. Wife and I wanted to make sandwiches and needed fresh…read morebread. Grabbed a loaf of sourdough and we were not disappointed. Great taste and texture overall, everything you'd want from a sourdough. Staff was friendly and shop seemed really clean.

I heard about Crooked Tree Breadworks on a recent trip to Petoskey and dropped by on my last day in…read morethe area. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to visit until near the end of the day and at that point they had sold out of most of their items, including the famous pepper parmesan rolls. They still had a few items left and we decided to pick up two of them. Kouign Amann ($4.95) - The caramelization of the sugar on this pastry is on point. The bottom has a layer of sugar that has melted into a glaze with extreme caramelization, almost on the verge of being burnt. If it had been left in the oven for a few moments more, it would probably have started to develop an acrid taste. Luckily, it was pulled out at just the right time. Even the sides of this pastry have been graced with sweetness and a top layer of thicker sugar crystals/grains adds an amazing crunch. While the kouign amann may not have as many thin laminated layers as a croissant, there is still an excellent buttery interior which helps balance the outside sweetness. The interior is fluffy and layered well into an even honey comb pattern. This kouign amann exceeded my expectations. (5/5) 3:00 O'clock Baguette ($5.90) - Yikes, this is by far the most expensive baguette I've ever bought. I was kind of dreading it when I first felt the baguette through the bag - it seemed a bit soft and limpy. When I tore into it soon afterwards, I found my concerns to be somewhat unfounded. By somewhat I mean that yes, there is hardly a crust on the baguette, but the interior still exhibits a nice chew and the flavor is very well developed. It's a decent baguette, but nothing outstanding. Perhaps the crust would be better earlier in the day when fresh baked? (4/5) I was definitely surprised by the quality of the baked goods at Crooked Tree Breadworks. I'll have to revisit earlier in the day on my next visit to the area so I can try more of their breads and pastries.

Amazing produce and local goods. The view was wonderful. The woman working the register was so…read morefriendly and helpful to us tourists. Love the service this family farm offers.

Very nice farm market! Lots of local items and combinations of flavors of preserves, cheese,…read morecrackers and honeys. The employees are friendly and very helpful. Nice display setups.

What a great variety of cheese! If you need to put together a charcuterie board, you want to come…read morehere to talk to the knowledgeable staff. And if there's any sandwiches left, GET ONE! You won't regret it.

I love this place. It's small and has a lovely selection of cheese and crackers from around the…read moreworld. We love the flatbreads that they make. They have amazing flavors and are well balanced, today we had ham, Brie, onions, topped with arugula- chefs kiss. The staff is always super friendly and knowledgeable. Love supporting one of my favorite local spots in town.

On a recent trip, we decided to try Spring and Porter for Happy Hour. What a great decision!…read more The atmosphere is upscale but cozy, and since we were enjoying happy hour, we sat at the bar. We tried quite a few cocktails, all of which were delicious, but the cosmo and Paloma were our favorites. To eat, I tried the "fried chicken" which was amazing. So much flavor and plenty of food for an appetizer. My partner had the seafood "chowder" - super yummy too. Overall, we loved the experience and will add it to our northern Michigan rot

Excellent food and excellent service. My wife and I came here for a special dinner while in…read morePetoskey for our babymoon. Not in the walkable downtown area, but absolutely on-par with any restaurant in the area. We were extremely happy with our choice and would recommend Spring and Porter to anyone. The restaurant is fairly small and was busy even in the off season, so definitely get a reservation.

Not amazing wine…read more Service is good Ambiance is good Would not need to come back Nothing against the people here, just not our thing

A wine made without grapes but with maple sap? Yes please! This is the first and as of now only…read moremaple winery. Very cute inside, offering personal tastings, or you can take a flight outside. A place I can leave with wine and maple syrup, sign me up! My favorite was the maple Cherry finished with some dark chocolate, you can't beat it.

Excellent customer service…read more Young lady at the counter was extremely helpful. I was on the budget. Wanted some good steak and cheese. Very knowledgeable.

Wonderful people, great service, clean ,friendly, courteous, great prices, great quality! I'll be…read moregoing back again!

Excellence. Always the best. Every, single, time. The Best…read moreraw or smoked salmon, trout, whitefish & more. Excellent dips. Knowledgeable waitstaff. The legendary John Cross never disappoints.

The fish are fresh, the service is friendly and accommodating. The family feeling is apparent. The…read moreambiance is the best part. It takes you back to the way the local small fish shops have been forever on the shore of our lakes!

I don't like leaving poor reviews. We visited this place of business about 10 days ago. The owner…read moreexplained that they provided fine dining a few days a week and that a four course meal was about $150 each. It appeared that this would be a special place so we made a reservation for the next week, July 23rd at 6pm. On July 23rd, circumstances found us away from Charlevoix and so at 11:30am I called to cancel the reservation. Here is where it gets a little crazy. The owner answers and he becomes angry with me for canceling. He wants to know why. I explain we are out of town. He says, "Oh, so you are the only one with a life and you think you are very important". I apologize that we cannot make the reservation, he says,"Don't ever call here again" and then disconnects the call before I can respond. I was about to spend $300 to $400 on a meal at this restaurant, very strange customer service. Giving a restaurant plenty of notice (7 hours), I have never experienced rudeness on this level before.

Another memorable evening at Esperance. We took two of our children for dinner tonight before they…read moredepart for college. All of us were very happy with the evening and look forward to our next visit.

So much here to look at! There were so many different things I wanted to try, great variety of…read morepickled vegetables. The candles, soaps and lotions all smelled so good. There was a pine scented lotion I regret not purchasing. It was especially nice.

A vast collection of enchanting items and tasty treats. Jams, jellies, cookies, a variety of sauces…read more(some hot, some not), vinegar, olive oils, cheese and so on. If you like exotic mustards, like I do, you'll love the assortment they carry. They have a cozy little deli, A little pricey but worth it. You must check out the downstairs wine cellar. Looking for a Birthday or Christmas gift, this is a perfect point of inspiration. 5/23