As you're driving into Escanaba you'll be slowly mesmerized by all the signs that mention Gram's…read morehas been here for 16 years and it'll make you want to go. Which is what happened to me. Stopped by for an early dinner and I was ecstatic that there was no one there so I could get my Pastie right away. As you walk in you'll see a giant board that shows how far and wide people come from to try these pasties. The furtherest I was London. They have a huge menu that's hard to miss and tell you exactly what's hot and ready. I had the Rutabaga one and I've never had one before, which to my surprise I ended up really liking. The lady in front is very helpful too and kind so make sure to ask for a pin before you leave and mark it on the map.

The Pastys here are awesome! I want to try them all! I will…read morebecause I plan to be back! The best thing is when you're just traveling through, they have frozen Pastys for you to purchase! I got several Breakfast and Beef & Potato. The crew in Wyoming (my next work location) were jealous of my lunches!

They've started a round-up policy to avoid giving out exact change. This is just the beginning of…read morewoke/communism/socialism/dictatorship. When I demanded exact change, they had to get a manager involved, who was offended by my insistance. The cashier and manager had difficulty figuring the exact change. I like their store, but won't do business with automatons.

I am a troll from Lansing. I was surprised to see such a variety of offerings and at very good…read moreprices compared to where I live. I wished there was a market like that where I live. I beats the chain stores such as Meijer's, Kroger, and Walmart. Way to go Elmer's!

Prices here are quite reasonable…read more There's a ton of dining area, but I don't see many folks sitting to eat here at all. The counter is right up front, an odd spot to have it. I grabbed a caramel, cinnamon, Boston cream and a Dutch crumb. $7 for 4 donuts. The cinnamon donut was dense and super dry. Not good. The caramel donut itself was quite dry. The caramel frosting was good. The Dutch crumb donut itself was dense and dry. The crumb wasn't too bad. The Boston cream donut was soft and billowy, as you bite into it. The Boston cream was more to one side of the donut. The Boston cream was good, as was the chocolate frosting. This was the better donut out of the 4, hands down.

Better than Dunkin's but not fancy. The donuts fresh and the service is great. I don't think you…read morewill be disappointed especially with the filled variety. Coffee was surprisingly excellent considering the price. Those ladies are doing a good job. The atmosphere and cleanliness of the floor could be better... but who cares, the donuts are great and the value can't be beaten... if your passing by, stop at this establishment, you won't be disappointed.

Came by on the way to UP! I love the Swedish-ness of this restaurant/bakery with all their fun…read moredecoration. It has some cute souvenirs in the front, where they also sell baked goods, Swedish pancake mix, and syrup. I went there for lunch and we got to try their pancakes, potato pancakes, sandwiches, fried perch, and more! The server was friendly and helped us with the menu, letting us know that some of their Friday specials can be actually ordered any day. The potato pancakes were hefty and great, but as for their Swedish potatoes and fried perch, it was quite subpar and didn't feel very fresh. The green beans side had a canned sour taste. We also tried their giant peanut butter cookie, which was an interesting texture and just okay. It was a fun experience, but the food was average.

Menu offers variety of traditional mixed with Swedish options. Prices ranging from 12 - 20 per…read moreselection. Breakfast all day. Busy upon arrival with very limited seating available while waiting. Greeted with a smile and wait time was as noted. I was neutral to Dining area ambience, pleasant. Three breakfasts and one lunch. Overall all meals were good and prep time was excellent from point of order. Service was good not great. We did have some grease on chair back which was noticed with hand. Not huge, but probably should not of been missed. Solid three overall. Worth giving a try.

I have been there several times, the cup cakes are beautiful as well as delicious and I can even…read moreget some that are sugar free! The service is great, I was always treated nicely and the decor inside the building is cute as well as very clean.

right on the main st is such a cute little shop so sweet! so glad we stoped in i loved the flavors…read morei tried, rocky road and white chocolate raspberry very sugary but still decadent.

Friendly service and Great food...Ham Egg Cheese sandwich on Fresh Homemade Bread…read moreBiscuits&Gravy was good. I ate ALL OF THAT! So next time I will try one their baked goods Giant Muffins or Maybe one those nice looking cinnamon rolls ummm!!

During the time of COVID-19 I'm looking for shopping experiences with minimal human interaction…read more Popped in tonight to pick up a few things and was eager to use the shop & scan feature in the Meijer App. Normally, self scan means you have a contactless shopping experience. You scan your items and pay for them- all on your phone. Here's the weirdness that is this feature at Meijer. Scanned my items with my phone (so far so good) but then to pay for them I had to go to a "self serve" check-out, scan a QR code on the screen, have the employee come up and tell me they are required to scan "3 of your items" (I was buying 4 things)- and then you can scan your credit card at the self checkout to pay. That's certainly not scan and go, nor is it contactless. There is really minimal benefit to scanning on your phone vs scanning all your items at self checkout. The other really unbelievable aspect of Meijer in the time of a pandemic is that they will charge you $4.95 to pickup your order at the store and you can't use pickup for any alcoholic items. Meijer needs to take some cues from WalMart- which has order pickup down to a science. They bring the groceries to your trunk quickly, for no charge, and will bring out your alcohol (with a convenient curbside ID check). I don't want to go through the checkout nor have the front of store staff touching "3" of my items. It's a no- brainer that for a contactless experience- Meijer is not the right choice. Shop and scan was really disappointing.

Meijer boast on their "perks" rewards but when at the register never accepts my rewards.. limits…read morethe # of receipts to put in manually/scan to 3. For the little bit of rewards that you received .. really going to limit the number of rewards per month to enter. There are plenty of other stores to shop!!!