No food No ambiance…read more They rent out kayaks for Keweenaw Water Way-shallow small tandem that was not steady and had holes in it My ass was soaked after 2 minutes When we came back, I got flooded in my seat Not much to see but black water Very busy with boats I would advise to try something else or skip it all together Not a kayaking experience I'd do again Service was ok but nothing like we had experienced in Copper Harbor

good ice cream in a small park shop- plus it's open into the evening! jilberts and cedar crest and…read morevegan gelato

Cash only. Drive through and carry out only. There are a couple of picnic tables if you wish to eat…read morethere. The weather was lovely last night but we did carry-out. Luckily I had cash. Not sure where the nearest ATM is. 3.5 star experience. 4 stars on this rating is generous except for the facts that it was cooked to order and the large order was 100% correct. The burgers are average. Cheese nuggets were good. Fries were oily and a little soggy. Loaded nachos were good. The superior burger cost almost $10. I was disappointed. It was just ok. "the works" is ketchup, mustard, pickles, and onions.

In this economy?? It's overpriced beyond belief can walk around the corner for an icee for 2…read moredollars instead of the 6 here.

What a little gem in the keewanaw peninsula! I grew up in Houghton and made the trek back up to…read morevisit isle Royale and before that journey explored more of keewanaw. Calumet changed but also didn't change. The ice cream place was like a little surprise! They had some classic flavors but also some interesting flavors. The staff was friendly. The decor and interior was minimal but I think people get their ice cream and walk around after. Would go back!

Top tier artisan ice cream with modern flavors in the middle of copper country? Not something I…read morewould expect, but The Copper Scoop is there to meet the challenge, churning out homemade ice cream right from the machines in the back of the shop. We arrived on a weekday evening, and although it wasn't particularly hot out, the shop was doing brisk business with customers moving in and out at a steady pace. The interior of the shop looks a bit sparse - only two tables and a non-functional freezer sit in the rather large customer area. When I first walked in, I thought the place had perhaps just opened but I was surprised to learn that they've actually been in business for a year. It's a good thing that the spartan ambiance has nothing to do with the quality of the ice cream! The Copper Scoop offer sorbets if you don't want dairy and also nut free and gluten free ice creams. Very forward thinking to appeal to a larger crowd. The only drinks available are Olipop or water, but it looks like they're working to expand their offerings. They also seem to have seasonal and rotating flavors, which makes it more enticing to visit again and again. Medium (2 Scoops), Cup ($5.5) - We tried a couple of samples before we settled on two flavors in this dish: Caramel Butter Pecan on the top and London Fog on the bottom. The caramel butter pecan is amazing. I am not exaggerating - so creamy, so rich, low overrun with no ice crystals whatsoever. It's thick and dense, staying together so well that my first scoop with my spoon accidentally flipped some of the ice cream onto the table. The caramel flavor is exceptionally rich and there's a distinct flavor and feel of butter on the tongue as it melts. There are pieces and halves of pecans mixed in that are toasted, adding a very nice nutty toasted element to the dish. This is easily in the top 10% of ice cream I've had (5/5). The London Fog is a slight step down, but it's still near a top tier ice cream. The ice cream is so fragrant that the strong citrusy spiced flavor of Earl Grey comes out just from the part of the Caramel Butter Pecan that graced the surface of the London Fog. I feel like they don't just steep Earl Grey tea leaves in the cream but instead they add additional bergamot essence, enhancing the overall strength of the flavor For some reason, this ice cream is not quite as dense as the former and it definitely feels like it has a bit more air mixed in (5/5). Both flavors are perfectly sweet - not super sweet so that the flavors really shine. Note: The flavors are quite strong. If you prefer some cream taste in your ice cream, you will be disappointed. The Cooper Scoop has some excellent ice cream and I would visit again in a heartbeat. Highly recommended if you're in the area. Bathrooms - One unisex individual room in the back. Overall rating of the food this visit: 5/5

Such a great idea to have in Calumet....it's in the central hang out spot for the kids/teens so…read morethat helps. Not to mention that they have high schoolers working. Always great ice cream! I try my best to limit myself to only once a week.....even though I think about going 3-4 times a week.

This diner has new owners and overall we had a good experience…read more We ordered the fried pickles to try them out. I thought they were a bit too spicy but I don't like a lot of spice. Otherwise they weren't bad. For dinner, I ordered the double cheeseburger basket, this come with your choice of fries and coleslaw. The burger was very good and juicy. I got the homemade fries and those were excellent as well. I didn't think the coleslaw was the best but that's minor. Overall, if you are looking to go have a burger or sandwich at a decent price, this is certainly a good place to try out!

Big changes for 2019! New owner and chef and it really…read moreshows. The place has been cleaned up and a new menu has been introduced. Today was our first day there and we tried the new broasted chicken. Wow! Chicken like it should be, Tender, juicy but not greasy and properly seasoned. Four piece meal included 2 sides (the corn on the cob was grilled!). Waitress was attentive and friendly (and knowledgeable). It was relatively busy (Friday night) and we received our food within 15 minutes. Prices are very reasonable. They really had it all together despite the fact that they had only been open six days. This is the kind of restaurant this area has needed for a long time. Congratulations to the owner/chef and staff. Looks like you have a winner!

We were here at high noon on a Saturday, and the staff were basically running to get everybody…read moreserved. Food was great. Decor was unbelievable, like something out of the past. We just happened to see it and stop, and very glad we did.

Second time in a week I've eaten breakfast here. Everything was awesome! I had the biscuits and…read moregravy and the chili cheese hash. Everything is homemade, cooked to order. Hats off to Chef Jay, and our wonderful server Sarah! Also, such a delightful setting! Never seen another place like it with its unique, quaint atmosphere and architecture. I wish I was local, this would be my regular spot!

We were driving through Lake Linden, on our way to an ice cream shop when we passed a sign off the…read moreside of the road advertising pistachio flavored frozen custard at a place called "Drive-Thru Depot". We found this to be a strange name for a restaurant, but we decided to turn around and stop by. Double the ice cream never hurt anyone, especially after a long two days at Isle Royale. As the name implies, Drive-Thru Depot is mainly drive through or pickup only. There are parking spots numbered up to 10 so the employees can bring your food out to you. You can go inside to order through a door on the South end, but it's pretty much no frills standing room only. There are a couple of tables set up outside if you're interested in eating there. While we were there only for the frozen custard, they sell a wide variety of burgers, hot dogs and other food. They also have ice cream, although it's not made in house and is instead from Cedar Crest. We got the smallest amount of custard possible, just to try the place out. Baby Frozen Custard, Pistachio ($2.50) - The baby size is a 9oz cup piled high with custard, with the swirl spilling over the top of the cup. The custard is dense, creamy and smooth with a good sweetness level. It's not quite as rich as some of the top custard places, but handily beats out most places outside of the Midwest. The color is strikingly mint green; before our first bite we were wondering if they gave us the wrong flavor. But after eating it, we found a pleasant artificial pistachio aroma on the tongue. My best guess is that this is probably some kind of frozen custard pre-mix, but hey, as long as it's churned correctly, most custards are good custards. (4/5) Drive-Thru Depot is worth a stop if you're in the area for a quick snack. While we were there, it was pretty busy with customers lining up in the drive through and parked waiting for pickup orders. Bathrooms - Single individual unisex room in the small interior ordering area.

The custard is worth the drive from anywhere. The Pistachio is my fave and there is not a bad thing…read moreon the menu !

When the line is out the door - you know you arrived at a great place!…read more Food We had multiple people on our party and everyone left satisfied with smiles on their faces despite the rain. The ice cream was fresh, tasted delicious, with several flavors to pick from. The workers suggested delicious flavors that were the most popular. Their suggestions were on point. The prices were perfect as a good value for the scoops given. I had a waffle cone with black cherry and Mackinac Island fudge. My niece really enjoyed her fudge sundae. She ate it so quick we offered her another scoop. To her it was just realllllly good (and she was full off of the portion). I had the Black Cherry ice cream - HIGHLY RECOMMEND- for it had big chunks of black cherries and a nice mild cherry flavor for the base. It was rich and creamy. Mackinac Island Fudge is also highly noteworthy. It has a velvety vanilla base with thick fudge swirls that will even stick out in a scoop from the generous portions. It pairs perfectly with the Black Cherry. The workers mentioned it is very popular. Cleanliness The floor was even clean even though it was super busy. They used clean scoopers for the ice cream. The workers appeared to follow all food safety guidelines (and go above for cleanliness). They took extra time to wear gloves and go above and beyond for our peanut allergy person. They ensured an excellent experience with their steadfast inspection of ingredients. This resulted in her enjoying her ice cream without a reaction. The bathroom was clean with nice foot pedals for the water dispenser. Service All of the workers there were hard working, cheerful, and friendly. My Uncle enjoyed talking to one worker about the sports she plays. We had several questions and the answered all of them. There was not a slow moment for them (line out the door); however, they kept up their hustle and friendliness. Dogs If you bring your fur babies it appears they need to stay outside. Only service animals are allowed inside. Overall, if you are in Marquette, Michigan, you need to stop or plan on it. There is even a nice flower spot around a cow for pictures. Inside there are multiple tables in front of a wall mural of a cow pasture. Highly recommend for all parties to take the time to stop. Several instagram worthy spots for perfect photos.

Ice cream was good, not great, and hospitality was poor…read more We were the only people at the counter so not very busy on a Friday early evening. First of all, there are no samples very clearly stated by a sign in the door. Not super welcoming start. Then I opened the cheese case to check the price on a block of pizza cheese and there was no price to be found. Not on the package or the shelf. Put that back and went to look at ice cream flavors. We were seated having our ice cream when a couple came in behind us and was offered a free sample bag when they checked out. It looked like a small coffee bag but not sure if it was coffee or some sort of cookie/candy. Anyway, after hearing this my husband went past as we were leaving and asked if he could take a bag. He was promptly told they cost $3. Ahh, no thanks and we will not be coming back.

The one and only coffee shop in Ontonagon! A cute little…read morecoffee shop that was once an old gas station offering a variety. They sell postcards, small gifts, candles, jams, etc. They also serve breakfast and lunch sandwiches as well as ice cream. They do have seating first come first serve inside and outside. The staff are very friendly and the pricing is reasonable for espresso. We went twice while we were in town!

Nice coffee place with other beverages, pastries, and food. Reasonable service but very reasonable…read moreprices. This is not Starbucks, and don't expect one (a good thing). Better for carry out than stay-in, but built for both. Used to be a gas station, and not top on the Architectural Digest magazine covers. Nonetheless, good coffee/pastries/food, and very reasonable prices.

Just what you expect from a local ice cream shop. Basics and great. Prices seemed fair and serving…read moresizes normal. Was told by several locals this is where they always go.

I loved the chocolate malt at Frosty Treats! It was a cute, outdoor ice cream shop to satisfy my…read moresweet treat needs. They had a huge selection of ice cream variations to please every ice cream lover. The workers were helpful and friendly. After one of our ice cream orders was mistakenly taken by another customer, they quickly made another malt. The only two things to be aware of is that there was a lack of outdoor seating for how busy the place was, so we ended up sitting across the street at the closed coffee shop to enjoy our ice cream. Also, the shop is cash only, so come prepared!