After a long walk downtown in Saint Ignace, my husband and I were hot and craving something cool…read more We decided to check out this small ice cream shop just before closing time. Although they didn't have a huge selection left, the worker was super friendly, and the prices were very affordable. We enjoyed the cookies and cream flavor, and it was absolutely delicious! I joked to my husband about knowing their supplier, haha! We highly recommend this sweet spot definitely worth a visit! :)

This place was so cute and perfect! It can get busy, but the line moves quickly. I enjoyed the…read moreprices and flavor options. Everything I tried was delicious, and I appreciated how friendly the staff was. Right outside is a small park overlooking the water, which was gorgeous. I liked grabbing my small ice cream and sitting by the water. I'd definitely return.

Great service, great ice cream, owner is just rude. Good downtown area and nice ambiance.read more

Service was fast and good. Worker was patient and nice. Had the walking strawberries and it was so…read moredelicious 100/10.

Mackinac island is picturesque and post card perfect and Sadie's ice cream parlour adds to the…read morelist. We tried the Root beer float and icre cream hot cake fudge cup (massive portion). Quick friendly service. The vanilla ice cream on it was gooey and nice but the overall sprinkles, portion of ice cream to cake was a bit too much! (Can be shared between 3-5 people) Overhyped and over-rated place but good for one time visit to experience the old world ice cream parlour charm. Root beer float was refreshing for the super summery day after walking entire day on the island.

We have made a tradition of stopping in at Sadie's when we have the privilege of visiting Mackinac…read moreIsland because the staff is so accommodating and the ice cream is made in house and features local fudge. The atmosphere, as is typical of all things at the Grand Hotel, has Disney-like attention to detail. We chose to split a two scoop sundae with Murdick's hot fudge, Mackinac Island PB fudge and chocolate caramel pecan. We also had whipped cream, pecans and a cherry. It was a nice refreshment following our 8.2 mile bike ride around the island. The only downside is the cost (the one sundae we purchased was $15 but we did split it 3 ways).

clyde's drive in gets five stars on this review, strictly for the fact that they open up for the…read morepond hockey tournament every winter. And luckily for me, I happen to be in town. My go-to is the half pound with cheese and fries and I typically take it across the street to the state park to view the Mackinac bridge while I enjoy my lunch. On this visit, the person that we served was very friendly, only a 20 minute wait with a smile!

Great Bison Burger! I would say price wise get a regular cheese burger with all the fixins and skip…read morethe overpriced "Big C". The wait was 45 minutes, so call your order in ahead off time. That is one persons main job. I stood in line and watched them cook the burgers. Definitely made fresh. They forgot me for 10 minutes so I had to wait extra and my food was cold.

On an island filled with fudge and ice cream shops, Sanders is one of them. That old cliche is…read moretrue: You really could throw a stone on Mackinac Island and hit 10 fudge or ice cream shops. (Is that a cliche? It should be.) And if you don't like fudge or ice cream? Well, you're S.O.L., my friend. Luckily, my kids like ice cream, so we headed to Sanders because it was basically across the street from our hotel. They got a milkshake and a scoop of chocolate ice cream in a cup (their standard orders), and they were happy with their treats. But if you're looking for some other kinds of ice cream treats, they also have sundaes and things of that nature. Sanders also has a whole case of chocolate goodies, like peanut clusters, coconut clusters and pecan clusters (they seem to like their clusters here); chocolate-covered Rice Krispie Treats; truffles and peanut butter cups and toffee; caramel apples; and lots more. Oh, and fudge. But honestly, I would get fudge somewhere else that isn't a chain. There are lots of fudge places on the island. That's the thing: Sanders is a chain. But it's a Michigan chain, and originated in Detroit, so it's kinda local. Nevertheless, it's a good place to pop into to find something sweet to eat.

Went to check out if they have any bitter sweet chocolate sauce for Mom…read more They have caramel, chocolate, chocolate with salted caramel, why not any bitter sweet chocolate sauce though. The popcorn looks decent, not sure if they would be good enough to last for my team next week though. Ended up grabbing a bite or of water and chamomile brewed tea with carbonated water in a can. $7.60

Wait was 30min quoted and wound up shorter. We walked the pier in the meantime…read more We ordered 3 appetizers and the fish and walked out very full. The portions for the Animal fries were huge! The space was busy with a "front porch" vibe. It was quaint and pleasant to look out at the harbor.

Our server was dope and a St Ignace native!!!…read more But the food itself---- for us, all Bay Area eaters, was really heavy and greasy. Unfortunate. The place is super cute and homey. It reminded me of a portland backyard!!!

Ice cream was very good and the staff were very friendly. We stayed at the Bicycle Inn so it was…read moreimpossible NOT to stop for a scoop or two.

From the owner: Kilwins, a beloved locally owned chocolate, fudge & ice cream shop, is known for Heritage…read moreChocolate, Original Recipe Ice Cream, Hand-Crafted Fudge & Caramel Apples, and other delicious confections. For over 75 years, Kilwins has used only the finest ingredients in our chocolate kitchen factory in Petoskey, MI, and in each store's open kitchen, where handcrafted confections are made right as you watch. Whether you're looking for a sweet treat to share, a special gift, or simply a moment of indulgence for yourself, Kilwins offers something for everyone. Come in and experience Kilwins for yourself, where every visit is "Sweet in every Sense since 1947"!

Service was amazing! We went about two hours before closing, and even though it was semi-busy, our…read morewaiter was friendly, attentive, and informative, he even assured us the whitefish was fresh, which it absolutely was. The ambiance was spot on, with tasteful music that complemented the setting without leaning too heavily on cultural stereotypes, something I really appreciated compared to other Mexican restaurants in Michigan. As for the food, I wouldn't call it traditional Mexican cuisine, but rather a thoughtful and well-executed fusion of Mexican and Michigan food traditions. I ordered the whitefish tacos, which were fresh, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. I also tried the Michelada, which was excellent and complemented the meal beautifully. Overall, it was a great experience, and I can't wait to come back to Saint Ignace just to eat here again!

I was pleasantly surprised by how good the food was here! We received free chips and salsa and…read moreadded queso and guac for the table. The queso was soooo good! I don't like guac but the rest of the table enjoyed it. We were super disappointed because they were out of birria and that's what 2/4 of us wanted. I opted for a carne asada chimichanga instead, no guac and added pico on the side. It was a good chimichanga overall. The carne asada was flavorful. My only complaint is that the chimichanga could have been crispier, but it was still good. Rice and beans are acceptable but not the best I've ever had. The rest of the table said their food was really good. One person got a chicken taco, another a half plate of nachos, and the last one a chicken and shrimp dish over rice. I had a Michigan cherry margarita and a mango margarita- both were very good. Our waitress was attentive and kind. The restaurant is cute on the inside. The played the traditional mariachi music which I don't like but is to be expected. They charge a service fee for paying with card. Bill before the service fee was $136 and with the service fee was $141 before tip. I'd definitely come back. Like I said, I wasn't expecting much coming in here but was so pleasantly surprised!

Absolutely fantastic!! Whitefish was fresh, beers were cold and they have Michigan flags…read morethroughout!! Go Blue!! Bartenders were very attentive and never let our drinks go low! Nostalgic sports bar decor plus connected to their motel! We came during winter so it was not crazy busy. We will be back!

Service and food didn't not meet expectations. Table sticky not impressed with experienceread more

Delicious coffee, ice cream and treats served by the nicest people you'll ever meet? Yes please!…read more As a coffee lover, I longed for a delicious cafe on the island that isn't a national chain (why is Starbucks even here?). Anyway, skip the same-old same-old and visit Good Day for a good food and great coffee!

Service is not friendly and definitely needs to improve, a huge red flag! Although we clearly…read moreplaced an order for a Danish, we were handed over a scone. After explaining that we received a wrong order the staff had a stiff face as if we were talking gibberish. Not just us but whomever was next in queue there was no smile, no greetings exchanged! Danish was nice and crispy. Hot latte Coffee was okay. Considering it's the only cafe space along the main street on the Mackinaw island, apart from Starbucks, people look forward to a good cup of coffee and a croissant or a decent patisserie goodies.