Cool little shop on Main Street in downtown at Ignace. Biggest selection of stormy Kroger's I've…read moreever seen. I finally got one this year. They sell higher end clothing and appear to be a rep for Kuhl!!!

Great collection of quality sports wear brands. I love good clothes so I highly recommend this…read morestore. Staff is helpful and nice too.

This cute shop is full of Michigan themed gifts, apparel, art, hats, stickers, puzzles, lots of…read moreinsulated tumblers, etc. The products skew pretty young and towards a female demographic, but Nate and I ended up getting a few stickers as souvenirs and a puzzle for a gift. The employee who rang us up was super sweet and packaged everything up in a nice gift bag with a ribbon. I just looked it up and I guess it's owned by the Gustafson's (of the Gustafson store with the smoked fish and big Adironadack chair on US 2). Cool to support a locally owned store and get some unique gifts that aren't the super tacky t-shirts that most places up there sell.

Amazing service, I am truly impressed, I wasn't sure what to expect when I walked through the door…read more I had been walking through Saint Ignace for a while and a lot of the shops were a little junky, but this was adorable and I bought so much! Thank you so much Willow Jane's Staff!

Today August 29, 2025 I went to visit Indian Village. I have been going there since I was a child…read moreso it is always something I look forward to. I have a medical alert service dog that wears a vest. The owner of the store, from some distance away, asked me if she was a service dog. I said yes. She then asked me if she had her vest on. It is not required that a service dog wear a vest. But I said yes and showed her the vest. I told her that it is not required that a service dog wear a vest. I always make sure that I have the vest on my dog because it just makes life easier. She said "this is my store and my law and yes, she has to have a vest". To reiterate, my dog had a vest on. I turned around and walked out. I will not spend money in an establishment that treats people with disabilities the way she did.

Huge selection of souvenirs. Friendly employees said hello when I walked in. The only…read moredisappointment was the absence of public restrooms. I would visit here again when in St Ignace.

Amazing customer service. Staff is friendly. Coffee and food is great and location cannot be beatread more

Don't you just love when you pop into an establishment to use their restroom, and then discover…read morethat they have good coffee? And also baked goods! And avocado toast! And breakfast burritos! I just stopped into Boardwalk Coffee & General Store for a moment, but I did grab a breakfast burrito and some coffee. This is the closest coffee shop to the ferry dock in St. Ignace, so if you need food or beverage before heading onto or hopping off of the island ferry, this is a good place to visit. The decor is not my style, but is homey and comfy, with couches and recliners and mismatched furniture. It's almost like someone's mother-in-law died and her estate donated all of her furniture to Boardwalk. It looks like a nice place to sit a while and enjoy coffee, even though I didn't do that. My visit to Boardwalk was quick -- I just hit it and quit it. There's also a small general store, with things like local jams, fancy tomato paste and canned tomatoes, tortilla chips, cookies and other little fun durable goods. The kinds of things that you don't necessarily need, but when you see them, you think to yourself, "Why the heck not? I deserve this artisanal hot honey."

VERY narrow aisles and store so small there are always displays on one side making it impossible to…read morepass another cart. Store is mostly well stocked. Employees friendly.

Nicely stocked neighbourhood grocery store…read more Customers run into neighbours usually each and every visit. Employees were friendly and very helpful to the point at the checkout the sacker spoke up about a special price on 3 boxes of Chex cereal as my mother in law was making the second batch of Chex Mix. Everything we needed was there - though she was looking for Chocolate Orange and they didn't have any. So close to Christmas the place was packed though and it was difficult to navigate. Given how much snowfall there was the parking lot was in need of another scraping. And also given how far north it is and the amount of snow St Ignace receives I think they should have a longer entry area to make sure snow covered boots can be shed of the snow instead of making the whole store's floor slick and wet as you walk and it melts off.

A++++ Gerri treated my son and I like gold. She showed us what he was looking for with major…read moreenthusiasm . Gerri is a sweetheart and we experienced top Notch customer experience - we will Back again!

Still adorable. I think the owners are in FL. I got to talk to another couple that was running it…read moreand they were so nice! They were really funny. I've always had really great service here. They told me that they were going to put a bake case in and sell all sorts of goodies. I can't wait to try them when I return! They had huge homemade cinnamon rolls when I went in, wow...They were delicious. This place has never let me down. Right now during they winter, they have a lot of good clearance items up to 60% off.

Frequent tastings. Helpful and knowledgeable staff. Satisfying selection for a small store in this…read morearea. If you are looking for an enjoyable wine for the gang on a vacation up north, this is your place for drinkable and reasonably priced wine. Nice selection of accessories as well.

Herbon Pottery is exceptional. Don't miss these marvelous art pieces. Mr. Herbon has astounding…read moretalent. There is something here for everyone on your gift list and of course for yourself.

The name is now Herbon Pottery- same location and same artist, John Herbon. He produces amazing…read moreart. We especially love his work that includes trout.

This place was pretty much the best thing about Saint Ignace and I think that's sad that a souvenir…read moreshop would have to take the cake, but it did. This place had all sorts of Northern Michigan souvenirs, from tacky and cheap, to kid friendly to plenty of authentic Native Indian merchandise and even some antiques, too. I picked up a couple of things here, average-priced for the market, and had a little fun actually sightseeing and looking through the bins of weird and odd lots, plus all of the antiques lining the shelves around the back and sides of the store. It's a big store, so it wasn't difficult to find something of interest. Some of the Native American-made souvenirs were quite nice, plus the antiques were a little intriguing. The owners/clerks were not too friendly, but they were polite enough, I suppose. I guess they get tired of being asked for directions and people rolling their eyes at tourist pricing. The best thing about this place was the view from the top of the building. Yes, this big old barn of a building sports a great view of the Mighty Mac from the Canadian side if you decide to venture to the top. My wife and I did that, along with about a dozen other tourists coming up to take in the view. We grabbed some pics and took in the scenery, which was really the whole point of coming here. Oh, and the view from the top is free. You can't beat free.

The woman working here ripped the ticket off my item and then charged me double while I was…read moredistracted. I will never give this place my business again after their dishonesty and theft.