Arrived as they were closing and the person working was kind enough to unlock, let me in and pick…read moreup a Couple of bottles of wine. Not a typical party store as it had nice cheeses, crackers, etc to pair with wine. Great place.

This is a perfect pit stop to purchase wine, beverages, or snacks like unique chips and local beef…read moresticks and cheese. There are cute cards and small gift items as well. I stoped in late on a Monday night and the lady working was very helpful with selecting some wine for me to purchase. There is a great selection of alcoholic beverages and mixers and it's located right in town so you don't have to head to a liquor or grocery store. I've gone one other time and the service is always excellent. They are able to explain all of the items they have and you can tell they are proud of the shop.

While my bestie and I were in town to see my daughter in a show at NMU, we saw a sign for the…read moreevening gin tasting at the Honorable Distillery and added it to our agenda right away. The vibe was most excellently mellow. We are both gin fans, so a good time was sure to be had. I enjoyed the Farm Barbie (summer gin, cinnamon, strawberry rhubarb jam, and lime), then a mojito (maybe), and lastly a classic bourbon old-fashioned. All delicious :) As I was at the bar picking up my last drink, I was lucky enough to chat with the distiller, who told me about sourcing the spruce in the current seasonal gin (okay, it's been a spell, but I think she said at Wetmore Landing?). So cool!! I'm excited to bring my husband here once we head up again for a visit.

This place is located in an adorable section of town and without all the hills, so walking and…read moreparking is a breeze! The distillery is open and bright with crisp clean lines every where you look. Modern and welcoming. The eclectic staff are kind and knowledgeable. We happen to stop by during their newest Rye Bourbon release and were impressed. We equally, if not more, enjoyed their coffee liquor and left with a couple of bottles. They will remain on our list of stops when we are in the area!

This place is a gem! Delicious ginger beer and also love their Ginger Beet Kombucha. It's awesome…read morehaving so many gluten free options, both alcoholic and non. The service is always swift. This venue is also perfect for open mic nights (Tue) or for an intimate rock/defiant jazz show, with a chill lounge upstairs which includes a pool table, tv, and books to peruse.

Cozy microbrewery in downtown Marquette on the travel Marquette brew passport. I had the grape…read moreseltzer which was super refreshing on a day. Unfortunately no outside seating but since it's cold and snowy here about 8 months a year probably not a deal breaker. Would be nice to have a fan though. Would recommend

Best brewery in Marquette by far. We stop here every time we are in town…read more Atmosphere: Located in a strip mall. They have nice clean bathrooms, nice moody lighting in the evening, games to play, a nice outdoor patio, and lots of live entertainment. They also have a little food ordering counter that has yummy food to soak up the beer! Service: Great! They are very knowledgeable about their product and friendly all around.

Came from high recommendations, but the beers unfortunately disappointed…read more Cool location and the inside feels like a find place to meet people. We came after one of their events had just ended, so even though it was a Saturday night, there were only two other tables occupied. We tried about 5-6 beers. All very very mid at best. The Elvis stout had high expectations, but I didn't get any PB notes from my opinion. The other beers were fine, but nothing stood out or would make me want to come back any time soon.

No space. Merch was out of stock. The bartender didn't even greet us. We ended up leaving without…read moreordering anything and found another place. For a city that's very touristy, you'd expect to greet patrons.

Beautiful setting, wide variety of brews and a very knowledgeable staff. I was here for an event…read moresponsored by the Marquette-Alger Conservation District and our hosts could not be more accommodating. I learned about the restaurant operations, how spent brew grains are used in the compost and what the future plans are for landscaping and waste management. Overall it was an interesting outing in a rustic location. And for the record, I have visited a few times before when it was Northwoods Supper Club. I think the current ownership is treating this landmark very respectfully.

I was in town visiting and was hungry for a pasty. I heard I could find a decent one here. I was…read moreable to call them and reserve one because they sell out fast. It was waiting for me when I arrived. It was very good. I would get them here again.

Horrible service, went in with someone and the cashier told me I couldn't use card under 5 dollar…read morelimit no problem but she allowed my friend to finish his order before then telling me she can't do my order, anyone proper trained cashier wouldn't have done this.

A beautiful space, knowledgeable and friendly staff and damn fine beers. Did I mention that they…read morehave some beautiful merch, too? (We came home with three new shirts.) They built out the patio space last summer, including sandpits for games and fire pits for late evening hangouts. But it's the beer, some of the best we've tasted, that will bring you back. A very diverse tap list promises something for everyone. They have a menu for noshies AND they welcome outside food. Really, just get your can in here and try it out. They've even got their own parking lot, so you have no excuse to miss this spot.

The food is always cooked perfectly. The staff is super friendly, too. We usually get take out now…read morebecause I have some medical issues that I can't sit up in a regular chair for long without my pain getting worse We order all the time from them and we are never disappointed!

Jasper Ridge Brewery feels like it should be a solid sit-down brewery experience in Ishpeming, but…read morethe execution across the board did not match expectations. On the food side, I ordered a Reuben Melt. The sandwich came out unevenly heated, with the corned beef leaning dry in parts and the rye bread slightly over-toasted on one side. The balance of sauerkraut and sauce felt inconsistent, which made the overall flavor feel flat rather than cohesive. It was edible, but not well executed. Service was slow and lacked structure. There was a noticeable delay in initial table attention, and once the order was in, there was very little communication or follow-up. The pacing of the meal felt disorganized, like the kitchen and front of house were not fully in sync. The ambiance does not really elevate the experience either. The space has the layout of a brewery-style restaurant, but it comes across more chaotic than inviting, with noise carrying unevenly and the dining area feeling a bit worn rather than maintained in a way that enhances comfort. Overall, this was a disappointing visit. The food was poorly balanced, service was slow and inattentive, and the atmosphere did not make up for the gaps in execution.