This is a good place to fill a little time before taking a glass-bottom boat tour. Learn some…read morelocal history and browse some locally-relevant gifts (e.g., a book with stories from the career of a local game warden). We were surprised to learn that stereographs were the ONLY entertainment in the 1800s!

With the growing popularity of the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, this space is a welcome…read moreaddition to downtown Munising. Whether you're familiar with the area or not, I recommend stopping in to learn more about Lake Superior and this magnificent splendor. It's a self-guided experience with lots of neat information. There is also a short movie that plays in a separate room for more info, as well as a gift shop with great photograph prints, t-shirts and other souvenirs.

The store is very welcoming with many different local items to shop. There are many wonderful…read moreflavors of hard ice cream to choose from, it's difficult to decide what to have. The owners were so helpful & gave us tips on places to visit. We left with fun souvenirs, stickers, & treats.

Great little spot. My kids got the ice cream and it was great. I love getting ornaments from the…read moreplaces we go and this place had the best $. The same offerings at other spots for half price.

Everything was closed...no visible signs of it being open in weeks/months. Very disappointing as I…read morewas looking forward to visit. Town does have service of post marking your Christmas cards for a special touch.

While the Large Santa billboard still remains along with the North Pole and large Snowman, this…read morebusiness is sadly no more. The owner retired and sold the building a few years ago and the new owners changed the use of the building to residential rentals. You can still stop and take photos with the outside figures though.

Grabbed a chicken and an apple pastie. $13.75. However, they do charge 4% to use CC. $14.32…read more Our pasties looked anemic and not the golden color I saw on some of the pastie pics. The chicken pastie was packed with a lot of potato and some ground chicken in between. Should be called a potato pastie. It was quite dry. The bottom of the pastie is super thick and quite dense. I gutted my out. It's dry and has zero flavor. Should have gotten some hot sauce, would be better with sriracha even. The apple pasty tasted like an apple pie. Has good flavor. Bottom of the pastie once again is dense and heavy. The tops are flat and boring. Flaky would make it better. But then again pasties are supposed to be filling and hardy, not flavorful or delectable, or?

When heading to the Upper Peninsula we had heard a lot of hype about the pasties, so we figured we…read morehad to try some! The restaurant/shop itself is very small and cute! A small little gift shop inside with a counter to order your food. There are multiple tables outside to sit and eat your pasties. The pasties were pre made and kept warm in an oven/heater and we received them immediately after ordering. Very friendly and fast service! Unfortunately the pasties did not live up to the hype for us. The insides were a mixture of the chosen meat with carrots and diced potatoes, but it was extremely dry and flavorless. The outside pastry was also very bland and very dry. We had some hot sauce which helps to make it a little less dry, but even the flavor of the hot sauce wasn't enough to help it. The one saving grace was the apple pie pasty! That was at-least packed with nice warm apple pie filling although the outer pastry was just as dry as the meat pasties. Perhaps we got a bad batch, or maybe this is how they are supposed to taste, but unfortunately I don't see the hype of the pasties!

We really enjoyed our visit. Had fun hunting for gnomes and the waterfall was beautiful. Shop also…read morereally cute. Only complaint was the mosquitos. Bring your bug spray!

The first falls we found where there was an admission cost, but don't let that deter you. With all…read moreof the fun, whimsical stuff on the grounds and the beautiful, private falls... it's well worth it. The gift shop is cute and the was is friendly. Make sure you get quarters to feed the ducks!

We love stopping at Falling Rock Cafe when we head up North. The coffee is great. The smoked…read morewhitefish is the best! Our go to drink is a latte. If I want to treat myself, I get a mocha. My favorite item is the whitefish bagel. Our last stop before heading home last week, we wanted to get our normal. The whitefish was sold out!! Good and bad... it pushed us to try something different, which was great! We both go the brisket burrito. So good. So much flavor. Portions are huge!

A cozy spot to grab a bite and enjoy a good read! We stopped in for breakfast and had the breakfast…read moreburrito, a veggie burger, black coffee, and a mocha. The coffee was decent, not mind-blowing, but it did the job. The mocha was a nice treat, though! The real highlight of this place was the staff. The baristas were super friendly, making the experience feel warm and welcoming. It's clear they enjoy what they do, and it shows in their service. While the food was solid, I'd say the bathroom could use a little more attention. It wasn't as clean as I'd hoped, but it didn't ruin the vibe of the place. One of the coolest things about Fall Rock Cake is the bookstore aspect. You can browse through a variety of books while enjoying your coffee or meal. It's the perfect spot to unwind, especially if you're a book lover! Overall, great atmosphere, friendly service, and a good place to relax and grab a bite.

A nice little surprise Art stop in our travels. They have a mixed selection of art from different…read moreartists. A delightful lady that works there .

What a great shop, really nice local art, some unique items, reasonable prices, well organized &…read morepleasant.

I visited Miss Good Stitch while camping at Hiawatha National Forest. It was a pleasant surprise to…read morefind the shop. Friendly and helpful staff. I bought yet another quilt kit, so my day was made .

Our vacation in Munising was enhanced by a visit to this shop. Ginger has a wonderful selection of…read morefabrics and patterns including some featuring the UP and coordinates. Along with her fabrics, long arm services and patterns she has a selection of area gifts including items by a local, talented wood turner, locally made jams and other items. Walking into the store I was welcomed like an old friend, with quilting advice for a border and recommendations for food and fun in the area. I wish I could return for the Shop Hop!

I absolutely love this small town pharmacy. Everyone is so friendly and helpful every time I go in…read morethere. All the staff is knowledgeable and courteous. Jeff the pharmacist is fantastic and always makes sure to relay any necessary medication information. Love that you can get your medication, jewelry, perfume, cards and gifts. I recommend you stop in and take a look around.

This is the best pharmacy I've ever used. Truly caring & helpful! They embody small.town values and…read moreconvenience. They also have a wonderful store and radioshack. If i could give them 10 stats I would!

Lots of parking and easy to find. Staff was friendly and provided a hang tag for my America the…read morebeautiful pass! They have the stamps for passport here! Beautiful lakeshore, well maintained and worth the visit!

When I first visited here about two years ago, the visitors building was under renovation and there…read morewas no way to visit. I'm glad to report that now it's fully finished! Inside there's a counter with maps and the NPS cancelation stamp, but not much else. You also have to pay the admission fee at the counter The ranger there is pretty friendly and I overheard her giving advice to other visitors. There's no gift shop or displays/exhibits yet, but I'm hoping they're added in the future. The restrooms are located outside across the path. There's plenty of bathroom stalls. There's also an informational board next to the bathrooms with information about the area and hiking conditions. The Munising Falls are about 800 feet from the visitor center. The main path is paved with some wooden bridge areas, but overall it's a smooth trail. There's a trail to the lower falls which takes you to the level of the plunge pool, but also stairs to the upper falls if you want to get another viewpoint. Make sure to bring bug repellent since there's plenty of mosquitoes around!