This is not a huge farm market, and it seemed that their stock was limited. They didn't really have…read morea lot of anything. I liked that a lot of the produce was local, but it did seem to be on the expensive side. Nonetheless, I did get several kinds of beans, some beautiful Swiss chard (well, it was beautiful before it sat in my car trunk for a day), pickles (which I will use as cucumbers), zucchini, and apple salsa. The staff seemed very friendly, and from what I overheard, they were apparently starting a new program for seniors and they were patiently explaining to people how it worked.

This is probably my favorite stop in our part of the woods. Northern Michigan has a lot to offer,…read morebut when I shop at Bill's market, I feel wonderful in earthy and healthy. The aroma's are sensational, the prices are fantastic and the service is so friendly and warm. I look forward to seeing what they have at every season and I usually go overboard. This time I'd love the fresh peaches so much that I went back three times.. I am so thankful that this farm market continues to thrive.

This was my favorite meal we had in Michigan. The ambiance was a highlight for sure, between the…read morelovely scenic outdoor area, and the wonderful live music playing. However the food and coffee were ridiculously good. The breakfast sandwich was decent, but the highlight by far was the Italian sandwich. It was, far and away, the best version of that sandwich I have ever had. If I lived in the area I would travel a long ways just for that sandwich. Truly hope to be back!

Excellent spot to stop for a quick, quality lunch! Tried their ham + gruyere sandwich, with…read morerosemary ham, mixed greens, mayo, dijon mustard, lemon vinaigrette on sourdough. That ham! So yummy. Loved that the bread was so fresh and light as well, and slathered with a slightly more generous amount of sauce. Not in a heavy way though - loved that the lemon vinaigrette really brightened up the mustard & mayo. Delish! Also tried their Caesar salad. LOVED the crispy Parmesan chip, and the lemon anchovy vinaigrette. Pastry counter was full of delicious looking treats! We tried their homemade nutter butter cookie, which was actually kind of like a peanut butter cookie sandwich with the most delicious creme filling in between. Loved!

It's a local market we visit regularly for all kinds of things, food, wonderful fresh produce,…read moreplants, nick knacks, fertilizer, yard embellishments and such like.

Great store/stand for fruits, vegetables, potted mums and pumpkins! Enjoyed walking through it all…read more Fun things for the home and gorgeous looking pies and baked goods, and a boars head deli for premade salads (ie: potato salad) and sliced meats.

We stopped in for the Frostbite trail event and found some of the best ciders I've ever had. Got…read morethe flight of 5 and couldn't pick the best one! Might have enjoyed the pear the most just for its unique blend of sweet and tart flavors. We usually only stop to pick berries, now we have a whole new reason to make the trip!

I have reviewed this place before because our cottage is located only a few miles away, and I have…read morebeen going there for years. This is a great stop for anyone who wants whatever is fresh in season. The gamut runs from early asparagus through to fall apples and some of the best fresh picked corn around! They also have an incredible selection of baked goods (the fresh donuts are a must for me). They also have pies and fresh juice and cider, as well as locally made spices, and other pantry items.

This is my favorite AS store simply because the woman who works here is so helpful and…read moreknowledgeable about the products. My very favorites are the cherry spoon fruit and the passion fruit curd. You can't find anything like those anywhere else and they re worth every penny. If you have had the spoon fruit before, it is literally jammed full of the fruit itself. (Not jellies, not jams... literally jammed with pieces of the actual fruit) I always buy those but this time I tried the butters at the advice of the woman working because she noticed I prefer the less sweet items. I've had tons of apple butter before but nothing like the raspberry butter! It's amazing!

Great spot for out of towners! It seems that all the locals know about American Spoon, but it was a…read morespecial treat for us Chicagoans in town for the weekend. Awesome sauces, dips, and jams made out of the great local Michigan produce. You'll find fun combos like cherry chipotle grilling sauce or mango jalapeño salsa, and the list goes on and on. The best way to dip your toes in is at the sampling table where you can try just about everything they offer, but if you do, good luck walking out with just one item! Be sure to check online to see the recipes they provide for each item, and you'll be cooking like a pro in no time :)

Love the CSA for honey Crisp apples every fall. All I do is go to the market and pick up by bag of…read moreapples and voila! they are all good. Everything they sell is top notch quality. Wonderful cinnamon pear jam. Peaches are the best - cant say enough - they are doing a wonderful job!

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Locally owned establishment that is part grocery store, and coffee shop. I purchased the house made…read moretamales and they were delicious. Give them a try, I know you will not be disappointed.

This was a cute place to stop by. There's a small market of fruit and produce and also a sit down…read moreplace to order Mexican of the day and coffee. We enjoyed the Alambre gorditas (beef), and the al pastor pork tacos weren't bad either. We weren't a fan of the spinach with cheese tamales, but I think we just don't like tamales. There are some tables outdoors for you to sit down and enjoy your food. Over all, it was probably 3.5 stars for me.

Every year, my wife and I drive from Pittsburgh PA to Ann Arbor MI for Thanksgiving. At the…read moregrocery store we get a 4-lb box of Cherry Bay Orchards dried cherries and haul it back home. Four weeks later, we pack what's left with our presents and haul 'em to upstate NY to my mother-in-laws' for Christmas. These things are so good, the first box didn't make it to NY; we had to order a second box online .... As my mother-in-law declared, whoever invented these cherries went straight to heaven.

Fun place to roam around but I know I can get some of the exact same stuff at the Dollar Store at a…read morefraction of the price. So that makes me wonder where the produce came from since local growers are not credited.

This place is terrific! Their plants are astonishingly healthy and the staff is very knowledgeable…read moreand eager to help you. Really can't say enough good about them...They are a joy to deal with!

What a cute store! So many little things to sample. Lots of jellies and other specialty foods…read more We bought a few cups of apple cider that took a few minutes. They told us they make it as it is purchased because it has no preservatives. Delicious! A few great hot sauces. The two working were very helpful and sweet. I really enjoyed wandering around this place.

Very disappointed in customer service, just like everything in Mackinaw things are overpriced but I…read moreexpect that, but to be treated like I can't afford things in a store because of the ink on my arms is sad, Even wearing nice clothes watched the cashier be all cheery with the customer ahead of me and be short with me was a dagger towards any future visits to Mackinaw and I have been going for years .....Thanks for the eye opener Straits to Pantry