Very nice convenience store. They even have a Christmas charity bucket already. And it's quite big…read moretoo!

I've never had a bad experience at Pat & Gary's (Kell's Kitchen). Staff is always nice and the food…read moreis good and reasonably priced. If you are in the area, you owe it to yourself to stop in for a sub or a pizza. You won't be sorry.

The store is well stocked, organized and clean. Outside curb appeal welcoming customers into the…read morestore and the employees were helpful and friendly!

Really good donuts nice staff and clean store. I will come…read moreagain in the summer but the Donuts were so good that we ate them in a second!

Go for the in house made donuts. Stay because they have pretty much everything else you need…read more Again go get the donuts. Blueberry is only on Saturday

This store makes it easy for anyone who doesnt want to drive into Onaway or Roger's City…read morefor,well,just about anything.I have yet to stop in there for something they don't carry.The service is especially friendly and it's always clean and tidy.Just a regular small town mini-mart but the ladies there welcome everyone with a smile.Prices aren't ridiculously high,either

This a little gold mine in the middle of nowhere. Everything you could need and open for some…read moregreat hours. You won't be able to do your weekly/monthly grocery shopping but why would you need to? Twin Lakes Grocery can keep you supplied on an as needed basis. The best purpose is for the "oops!" We ran outta beer or pop. Once you're there, then you'll forget you needed to pickled baloney or a deli sandwich or a slab of cheese. The last time I went, they were putting in a small kitchen. I can't wait to see what's in store for all of us remote customers. Maybe pizza delivery? Ooh, that would be cool

Awesome service we enjoyed the pizza that we had a gas station that has just about everything you…read morewould need

My friends and I ended up at Topinabee Market and Deli on our way back to Grand Rapids from…read moreDrummond Island in search of gas and restrooms. I walked in to the market and looked around for a restroom - didn't see one anywhere. I noticed that the space was pretty small and a bit cramped and there was a door propped open that led to what looked like a storage space - luckily I didn't end up in there accidentally. Finally eventually someone working there said that the restrooms were across the street. Got it! Headed across the street to what looked like a state park type free-standing restroom facility. It was fairly clean which was nice! However there was no soap in the dispenser and I couldn't get the automatic faucet to give up any water. Well, I guess that's what hand sanitizer is for, right? Yikes. I did a quick glance around at the liquor options behind the counter, because I wanted to see if I could pick up a local whisky we had tried while on Drummond Island. I didn't see any and the guy behind the counter didn't ask if I had any questions or if I was looking for anything in particular so that was a bit awkward. They only had your typical big name bottles, nothing at all that looked local. Not a big deal but I also didn't feel super welcomed there. There was a nice little walking path and grassy area for my friends' dogs to roam, as well as a really nice view of Mullett Lake! We saw a person hanging out there with their dog just enjoying the views. It made for a pleasant outdoor experience even if the indoor experience wasn't 5 stars. I probably wouldn't go out of my way to get to this spot again, as it was pretty far off the highway.

I feel bad it burned down due to someone being careless at MCDONALDS in the night maintenance…read more The restaurant and store were ALWAYS clean they just missed some Grease in the grease trap ( it happens). The staff were always friendly

Me and my grandpa stop here every year for a fishing trip and this is one of the stops usually…read moredon't go into the store but just the McDonald's this year I decided I wanted to buy him and his buddy some shoot glasses for souvenirs the lady up front refused to sell them to me or my grandpa because I wasn't the age of 21 even tho you don't have to be 21 to buy shot glasses she gave me attitude when I mentioned that I also told her it was for my grandpa because what 18 year old is gonna buy a shot glass that says "I'm retired don't tell me what to do" she said I don't care I'm not selling these to you