Not sure why the other review on here is a one star or why this place doesn't have more reviews BUT…read morethis place is amazing! We came here four times in the span of 2 days, great lattes, super friendly service! The staff was very nice and friendly, place was very cute and clean, they have a nice little selection of goodies inside, our lattes were VERY good! Their iced caramel frappes are soooo good! The coffee flavor comes through nicely and they aren't overly sweet like Starbucks. Would definitely recommend this place! And we'll be back for sure!

I came here twice while spending a weekend in Harbor Springs. The coffee was absolutely amazing! I…read morehad the vanilla Frappuccino with an extra shot and a cortado. They have a bunch of things you can buy as well. I got some hot sauces that I can't wait to try too! The staff was really friendly too! -a.bold.dish

we ordered two breakfast sandwiches and although the cheese was melted the egg was refrigerator…read morecold. I asked to have it warmed up and it came back slightly warmer. I understand that sometimes things happened but the the mean glares we reviewed from the women working there was incredible! Also the egg was in a square shape and had a weird texture. Our visit was on Sunday Sept 21. we also ordered a breakfast burrito and it was hot and the cinnamon donut was tasty.

My family & I very much love & appreciate the small locally owned & operated 'Birch Tree Bakery &…read moreCafé' located right on Main St. in downtown Harbor Springs, MI. Their handmade bakery goods and other goodies are made fresh daily, sometimes hourly, are always delicious and you can tell they take great pride in only offering the very best they can. We have ordered 'Yule log' otherwise known as 'Bûche de Noël', Christmas cake several times, including this year & they are always delicious and very well received by our Christmas guests! They use locally sourced ingredients where they can and always seem to have a lively, fun, yet relaxed atmosphere of locals and seasonal guests either stopping by for an excellent cop of coffee & a treat or maybe lingering for a while enjoy a breakfast treat or sandwich and while hopping onto the Internet to check of email via their Wi-Fi network. You are always greeted with a friendly 'Welcome' or 'Hello, we'll be right with you.' if they are busy and you always feel welcome even if it's your first time! We loved everything we've tried including their artesian breads, pastries, cookies, Pecan Rolls (so good when they've just come out of the oven!!) as well as their made-to-order cakes, which are amazing!! Highly recommended & we love supporting locally owned & operated businesses & this one is definitely worth supporting!

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 :)

If you're visiting Harbour Springs Michigan, this is a must visit for breakfast! My husband and I…read moreboth got breakfast sandwiches. He got a cinnamon roll breakfast sandwich with scrambled eggs. Cheddar cheese, and bacon topped with a homemade cinnamon roll, It was absolutely delicious. I also got a breakfast sandwich on a brioche bun with scrambled eggs, cheddar cheese, caramelized onions, and a Sriracha mayo, and both sandwiches came with a side of homefries that were so crispy and seasoned to perfection! Unfortunately, service was not super friendly, but ambience and the food 10/10

My high hopes were unfortunately let down when I ate here. There was no warm welcome at the door,…read moreand it was made clear that we were an inconvenience to the waiter when we walked in. Here's a list of red flags: -Hidden Fees for Credit Cards -Can't split a check -22% non optional gratuity included (but wasn't mentioned or listed) and then our waitress asked for another tip on top of that. -Some dishes weren't served as listed on the menu. They did substitutes without disclosing it. (Although you cannot ask for substitution per their policy.) - Multiple menu items were also out of stock by 10am. -$10 charge if you want to split a plate of food. (Note, this $10 fee does not get you any extra food) -Dirty bathroom

The fudge is really delicious. I compared the Howse's sample of dark chocolate fudge with Kilwin's…read moresample of dark chocolate fudge and the Howse's sample was markedly better (better flavor and creamy texture, while the Kilwin's was sweeter and more grainy). I also tried the Kilwin's regular chocolate fudge which was better than the Kilwin's dark (better texture) but still didn't taste as good as the Howse's fudge. The downside is that Howse's is more expensive, $14.75 per slice, so $29.50 for 2 slices, whereas Kilwin's is about $23 for 3 slices. On the day that I went, Howse's had more fudge flavor options than Kilwin's.

Terrible customer service mid fudge expensive everything i hear yelling from the back when I went…read morethere 10/10 wouldn't recommend

This is one of my go to places if you like good food this is the place to go. There's literally not…read moreanything on the menu that is not delicious as a girl from New England. I love the Mary's lobster roll. My husband loves the Bolognese and the pastas and the Maurice salads out of the squirrel go here check it out you will not be disappointed.

The Paper Station Bistro was a great lunch choice. The food and service provided by Tom were…read moreexceptional. The Hudson burger was just as tasty as if I had gotten it at the Hudson Cafe in downtown Detroit. They also have the original Hudson salad. We saw one at another table and it looked fantastic. The fries and onion rings were cooked to perfection. The windows open to the sidewalk seating which enhanced our dining experience. I highly recommend Paper Station Bistro.

I moseyed into Johan's Pastries on a sun-dappled afternoon, lured by the scent of fresh-baked…read morenostalgia and the sight of... wait, is that a Doric column? Yes, friends, this donut temple is housed in a former gas station with Greek Revival flourishes, now lovingly restored into what can only be described as Art Deco meets Glazed & Confused. A former gas station with a Hollywood-era name, like a movie star who left the screen for something more meaningful. Like donuts. The donuts? Subtle. Soft. Soulful. They're the anti-Crumbl. No technicolor sprinkles, no birthday cake frosting tsunami--just golden rounds of lightly sweetened perfection that whisper, "You don't need to show off when you're this good." Try the Old Fashioned. Then sit out under the overhang like a dignified donut aristocrat and soak in the scene. Johan's isn't just a bakery. It's a vibe. A vintage dream. A fried philosophy. Come hungry. Leave enlightened.

We're visiting for the summer and absolutely love the quaint downtown vibe of Harbor Springs…read more Wednesdays and Saturdays are especially the perfect time to visit downtown because of the farmers market. On Wednesday, after visiting the farmers market, we stopped by johan's for a breakfast treat. My wife had a breakfast sandwich and I had an apple fritter that was as big as my head. No kidding, it was huge. They were both delicious and reasonably priced. The freshly brewed coffee was exceptional. What a fun way to spend a lazy morning. There are so many pastries, muffins, donuts, and sandwiches offered that I could not even begin to list them all here. It would be fair to say that there is something for everyone, including frozen novelties for kids like Sponge Bob Square Pants popsicles. There is a small inside place to sit and a larger covered outdoor patio where you can sit and people watch.

We came for the sandwiches. So weird to get food in a liquor store. But the sandwiches are simply…read moreoutstanding. We bought a couple of roast beef sandwiches... added horseradish and honey mustard. Some of the best ever. We were told by some locals that this was a must go place. Definitely worth the visit. Likely, this will be one of the best sandwiches you have ever eaten. I'm

Their Roast beef Sandwiches are great. The problem is that they turn off their phones and half the…read moretimes that I have driven a 45 minutes to get there, they are out of one or multiple items: 1.) Roast beef and rye bread 2.) Roast beef and Colby cheese 3.) All bread I get there around noon so it's not like they are running out near closing time.