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.

Had some good variety in there and the staff was very nice as well. In terms of quality or taste,…read morefairly standard I'd say. Hard to downscore a fudge joint )(after all, who doesn't love fugde??) but compared to some other places I've been, felt a little underwhelming.

Great customer service, very friendly folks. We are Fudgies…read more We hit this shop on the way south, and had a sugar buzz all the way to Grand Rapids. Got a great deck of cards with different rocks on them. (Only rockhounds will get that) Very old style gift shop that should be on your list for a quick visit.

Nice little grocery stop on the strip of Mackinac Island. In the back of the store they have a…read moreplace where you can place an order for some pizza, get some cappuccino, sandwiches, etc... There are no cars allowed on the strip.

What a cozy little market! This is the type of place where you'll find necessities and name-brand…read moreitems, but also local products, gourmet foods, produce (including rutabagas, for some reason), beer and liquor and wine, lots of snacks and candy, a frozen food section, and even a hot food area. Doud's is a small market, but it has lots of stuff. As far as I know, this is one of the only markets on Mackinac Island. There actually is another Doud's down Main Street toward the ferry area, but it's a smaller grab-and-go convenience store, mostly with snacks and coffee. My hotel was right across the street, so I bopped into Doud's a couple of times during my stay, to grab a bottle of wine (they have a decent selection of wine), some candy for my kids, and some fruit because I needed to eat something fresh. The store is tidy and everything is arranged nicely. They also have self-checkout kiosks, so you can get in and out quickly.

Great little sandwich shop. People taking your order and building your sandwich are super friendly…read moreand helpful even when they are crazy busy. Quality is great, top notch. Prices have increased 25% so not the decent deal they used to be. But the sandwiches and people are still great.

Very friendly place. Very good sandwiches. Not overstuffed which I appreciated. Not quite 5 stars…read morebut a solid 4.

Awesome service we enjoyed the pizza that we had a gas station that has just about everything you…read morewould need

My friends and I ended up at Topinabee Market and Deli on our way back to Grand Rapids from…read moreDrummond Island in search of gas and restrooms. I walked in to the market and looked around for a restroom - didn't see one anywhere. I noticed that the space was pretty small and a bit cramped and there was a door propped open that led to what looked like a storage space - luckily I didn't end up in there accidentally. Finally eventually someone working there said that the restrooms were across the street. Got it! Headed across the street to what looked like a state park type free-standing restroom facility. It was fairly clean which was nice! However there was no soap in the dispenser and I couldn't get the automatic faucet to give up any water. Well, I guess that's what hand sanitizer is for, right? Yikes. I did a quick glance around at the liquor options behind the counter, because I wanted to see if I could pick up a local whisky we had tried while on Drummond Island. I didn't see any and the guy behind the counter didn't ask if I had any questions or if I was looking for anything in particular so that was a bit awkward. They only had your typical big name bottles, nothing at all that looked local. Not a big deal but I also didn't feel super welcomed there. There was a nice little walking path and grassy area for my friends' dogs to roam, as well as a really nice view of Mullett Lake! We saw a person hanging out there with their dog just enjoying the views. It made for a pleasant outdoor experience even if the indoor experience wasn't 5 stars. I probably wouldn't go out of my way to get to this spot again, as it was pretty far off the highway.

Worker there got upset at us because we were standing in the aisle and the old woman followed us…read morearound the store, glaring at us the entire time. When you're standing around all day because you have zero customers, I guess that's what you have to do to entertain yourself.

We stopped in at Mickey's Mini Mart for a quick second to pick up something's we forgot. They have…read moreeverything! Highly recommend.

I made a one hour stop in here for my shopping spree on October 27, 2019 while vacationing for 3…read moredays in Beautiful Mackinaw City. Of course it was just in time before they closed for the winter on October 30. Store closure is a must for all businesses in Mackinaw City due to the harsh Michigan winter months and strong winds. Maybe that's how this store got its name "Windjammer?" :-) There's always soft Rock and Roll music playing inside as well. This store is #1 on my list to shop inside compared to the other downtown stores in Mackinaw City. It is well known for their largest stock of candy and their variety of assorted souvenirs and toys at reasonable prices. Hint: In October before they close, most of their summer t-shirts, sweatshirts, hats, socks plus.. are marked down to half off. Upon walking in the door across from the candy counter is the Clearance area. There's an upstairs with more clothing and large designer blankets as well. The store is carpeted for comfort in walking. For children you will find books, crafts, stuffed animals, clothing, mini toys along with those cool " My Name" license plates for their bikes. There's a "fragile" area of colorful coffee or tea mugs with different photos of Michigan. A jewelry section of items near the register as well. The name also called the "Candy Corner" is true since the business is located on the corner of East Central Avenue across from the ferry boats. Their special details and quality is all their "Homemade" candies, caramel corn, fudge, flavored peanut brittle, taffy to name my favorite sweet ones! Free samples of daily fudge too. Finishing up my review with another favorite area of this store is along the far back walls with a variety of "Collectible Tin Signs." I hope I can post some unique photos I took of them last Fall 2019. I need to check through my photo gallery of 7,000 so I stay tuned :-) I highly recommend this store when visiting or vacationing in Mackinaw City! Stop inside and Spend $$ the extra time by walking around to see and enjoy the large variety of their merchandise. https://candycornermc.com I

This was a fun gift shop located downtown Mackinaw City where you could buy a variety of items from…read moretypical key chains, magnets, shirts, mugs, stuffed animals to even fudge! I loved the raccoon hats and some silly socks that I saw - I ended up buying 2 pairs of socks as souvenirs. I also found some delicious looking fudge, but we held out against buying it cause we wanted to get it from either the Mackinac Island or a fudge shop. But we also ended up buying 2 magnets - 1 as a souvenir for a friend and the other 1 for ourselves. But as fun as it was, I was hoping to see this shop sell more Mackinaw City or Mackinac Island themed items, like for examples I was looking for baseball caps displaying either places, but I couldn't find any.

Not authentic Mackinac Island fudge, fudge had a salty, processed taste. Truly disappointed.read more

This place caught my attention because you have to walk through it to use the restroom if you are…read moreover in Nonna Lisa's or the winery. Nice selection of salt water taffy, candy, caramel corn and ice cream. They even have an arcade. Where they got marked down was that I found the caramel corn that they make in St. Ignace 200 miles away at half the price. I know there is a mark up for the tourist in Mackinaw City but c'mon. I didn't buy any fudge because Joann's has that market cornered. Street parking. Organized and clean. Lackadaisical staff. If you go be ready to pay up.