Their praline fudge is to die for! We loved this place and came back 3 times during our 5 day…read morestay! Some have explained to us that it is not "traditional" fudge, whatever that means. But if that is the case, then I must not like "traditional" fudge because this was one of the best I have ever had. We also had ice cream there during one of our trips, and my son said it was the best he ever had. I believe it was some sort of birthday cake flavor, or something with frosting mixed in. I took a bite and would agree that it was pretty amazing. We will be back in the area next summer, and I'm already looking forward to what I will try next.

Good coffee, good fudge! They have plenty of picnic tables and seating to enjoy your goodies. They…read morealso have a small amount of souvenirs and gifts. In a great location right in downtown Hessel on the water. Is really quite beautiful!

Located right across from our hotel, this charming little breakfast spot immediately won us over…read morewith its cozy setup, featuring a chalkboard menu and a few welcoming stools out front. The front wall is covered with sweet quotes and inspiring messages left by previous customers, which gives the entire place a wonderfully personal and homey vibe. As someone looking for gluten-free options, I was delighted to learn that all of their smoothie bowls can be made gluten-free. I ordered the "Plot Twist" bowl, but chose to omit the granola since it had a risk of wheat contamination. The staff was incredibly accommodating and offered a substitution, so I swapped it for fresh strawberries instead. It turned out to be a fantastic combination and was truly delicious, making this hidden gem an absolute highlight of our trip.

Wonderful baristas who genuinely make you feel welcome! The shop was very clean and offered a wide…read morevariety of options, mainly divided between coffee and tea drinks, as well as smoothies and smoothie bowls. The baristas took the time to ask what we were looking for and helped us navigate the menu. The drinks were delicious, and we enjoyed them enough to stop by two days in a row while visiting Mackinaw City. On the first day, I ordered the Coconut Paradise. It was a little heavy on the ice, likely because it was made by a barista in training, but the flavor was well balanced. It was smooth, not too tart, and not overly sweet. The only downside was that the extra ice made it difficult to stir. We also tried the Bird's Eye Latte, which was sweet, flavorful, and very enjoyable. I'd definitely recommend it to anyone who prefers sweeter coffee drinks. On our second visit, I ordered the Maple Harvest Cold Brew. Since it uses real maple syrup, it took some effort to mix thoroughly, and I didn't notice the maple flavor until after stirring. We also tried the matcha, which wasn't sweet and had the rich, earthy green tea flavor that I love. Overall, I would highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for a great drink in Mackinaw City!

The place was small so there was a line, but it moved insanely fast…read more The coffee was great and the service was fantastic! Great selection of menu items. Highly recommend!

This was a cute spot! We stopped in for afternoon coffee. There was a short line that moved…read morequickly. There's some seating inside and outside but it's limited. I got an iced salted caramel latte- it was okay. The coffee my friend got was well done, so they do have some good options. The service was so friendly and the staff were really helpful. It looked like they had some fun pastries too. Would recommend

Very pleasant staff compared to being around unpleasant staff at restaurants on the island. It was…read morea bit chaotic but didn't seem to affect the employees there . Lots to pick from and my breakfast burrito was great

We were hungry after the bridge walk, so I was looking for a place that also had matcha…read more The lines were long worth so many people being in the city that morning, not they moved quickly. Staff was very friendly and patient with the chaos in the store. The place is pretty big, and a little confusing with two separate lines, plenty of people and you still want to see what baked goods they have. And they do carry a huge selection of baked goods. We got a breakfast burrito, bagel with avocado and tomato (vegan), giant cinnamon roll, apple fritters, one regular coffee and iced matcha latte with oat milk. Total $35 plus they charge you for cc payment. Not cheap. The bagel was delicious, chewy and fresh, hubby enjoyed the burrito even if a little small for the price, , the apple fritter was too dry, not many apples were there. Cinnamon roll very good. Iced matcha was good, but the coffee was very mediocre. They have a huge sitting area where we relaxed and enjoyed our food.

Hey it's open and here in the U.P. That's usually all that matters…read more I had breakfast there, two eggs over medium, bacon, hash browns, and toast. The bacon was thick and cooked just right and not greasy, eggs also were cooked correctly, what can I say about toast?, as for the hash browns I've had worse but they were not my personal favorites.

Quaint little place to eat in a small town. Everything you would expect from small-town dining…read more Always had friendly servers when we have eaten here and the owner is great. The food is good.

While my wife shopped, I went exploring Mackinac Island for ice cream. Ended up at Good Day Cafe,…read morenot for the food, but for the Moomers ice cream stand at the back of the cafe. Be careful how you ask the ice cream person - who seemed he wanted to be anywhere else - if you want a sample. I asked "to try" one of the flavors, and immediately he began scooping it out for me! (Apparently you have to ask for "a taste".). A single scoop in a cup is $7.50. All's well that ends well, the Coffee Toffee was delicious! I brought it over to the marina and comfortably vegged out watching the water, boats and enjoying my Coffee Toffee. I would have liked more and larger toffee bits, but a small complaint. Seating may be OK for ice cream, although when I was there the cafe was crowded and seats were all taken.

I'm subtracting a star purely for how expensive they were, but it was pretty good. I got an iced…read moreapple cider chai and I think a 16 oz was like $9. It was tasty and the service was good, but I couldn't imagine getting drinks from here frequently.

must stop for the ambience on the water and cuteness inside the restaurant and for a POPPIE! (I had…read morethe ) Drinks are also unique and extremely tempting Breakfast toasts are very very basic (ie, very very thin spread of on a very thin piece of sourdough not truly worth finishing) but more affordable quick start than most stops on the island - great location for the start of trails also

This is such a cute cafe off the Main Street of Mackinac Island. You don't have to walk too much…read morefarther after Pink Pony to find it. It's very busy so expect a line despite being off the main drag. The staff are personable and welcoming here. They offer breakfast and lunch food items and a variety of beverages. I chose the Brown Sugar Boba Tea. It was exactly as I hoped - very refreshing and I love the giant boba pearls. Highly recommend if you are looking for a quick, less expensive dining option or a quick drink.

Really enjoy the coffee and service here. We stopped in at 3:00 and when we left the sign said…read moreclosed at 3:00, they didn't hesitate to help and didn't mention it. They were still busy and happy to assist the customers. It was clean and organized in the coffee shop. The couches were very comfortable and were nice touch. I ordered a coffee how I wanted it and I think it had a lot of modifications and they didn't seem to mind and were happy to help:)

Smell of bacon hits you as you walk inside…read more Staff are warm and inviting. They greeted us upon entry. Ordered a pumpkin butterscotch bar (made today), plain latter with oat milk, green mango tea and a Mediterranean turkey sandwich (multigrain of sour dough) for a shared snack. $21.41 They tend to run out of their cinnamon rolls first thing in the morning. No cinnamon roll. You can add cream cheese, PB and other toppings onto your baked goods. They do charge a CC surcharge. The pumpkin butterscotch is overwhelmingly heavy with the butterscotch chips. The pumpkin flavor is nice. It's a tad dry. Would like it better with chocolate chips instead. The latte with oat milk is good, the coffee is flavorful. The Mediterranean turkey was ok. The multigrain was extremely hard, the kind that will tear up your mouth. Not a lot of hummus to it. It's good it has the yellow peppers or it would be really bland and tasteless. The green mango tea is good. Good flavors. Perfectly steeped. It's quiet in the seating area, louder hearing the staff's conversations in the back kitchen area.

This is a hidden gem we almost lost. If you are ever nearby take a little detour and head over…read morethere. The food is great and the service is top notch. My wife stumbled onto this place while site seeing with visiting friends. Originally I believe it just started out as a bakery. And they bake just about everything. Cookies, bread, rolls, hamburger buns, cinnamon rolls, pies, brownies, lemon bars, date squares, etc. It's a quant little place that seats about 20-30 but there are picnic tables outside and there is a nice little waterside park right before you cross over the bridge (on the way there). All of their menu items are made 100% in house. Pizzas are made with their dough recipe. Aside from their regular menu they have an advertised special daily. On Thursdays they serve the best fish and chips on the continent. We make the 40 minute drive at least twice a month just for that. Their daily specials are posted on Facebook. So if you're driving on Highway 17 and you're going past St Joseph's Island do yourself a favor and take the 10 minute detour. They are open from 7am - 2pm for regular menu items and until 6 for their daily specials and take out.