Cute shop, lots to choose from on the menu. Enjoyed my summer drink, the Mollie! They have some…read moreimpressive pastries to choose from in there, too.

Stopped for frappes on a nice summer day. We tried the mocha version and it was yummy. It's…read moreattached to an antique store so there is plenty to look at.

I love that Tim Hortons has a drive thru, makes my mornings so much easier. They are always quick…read morewith their service and friendly. Tim Hortons coffee is my favorite, and their donuts here are always fresh. Their breakfast sandwiches are good too! There is a dine in area if you chose to go in with places to sit and eat. It's not very big but it's usually not very busy!

Walked in, no eye contact, no "hello," customer service... they all seemed depressed and they were…read moreupset they had customers. The lobby was messy as were the tables. I went back the next morning to see if they were just having a bad day the day before. They weren't. They were just blah. Not going back!

We got the Graze & Go Package from The Apothecary Kitchen for our wedding on June 20th at The Stacy…read moreMansion and it was the perfect addition to our cocktail hour! Nicole was super responsive and helped us build the perfect menu for over 75 guests. For our package we picked Spinach & Artichoke Dip, double Blooming Charcuterie, Crudité Platter, Fruit Platter and a Caprese Crostini. We chose to pick up the items on the morning of the wedding and setup the table ourselves. Nicole made sure we had plenty of plates and serve ware. She helped to make ensure we had gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan options. Everything was so fresh, delicious and beautifully arranged. They only thing I noticed was we had an abundance of spinach dip left. It was delicious, but I think we could've used more naan bread or we might have been fine with a smaller portion. All the other plates were empty by the end of the night. Nicole also included some really special on theme cheeses on our boards knowing that we had The Taco Truck of Clinton for dinner. We couldn't have asked for a better, more mouthwatering and beautiful spread for our wedding. Highly recommend!

This is an interesting spot in downtown Dundee. Located on the fringe of the business district in…read morewhat appears to have been a residential property built several decades ago, it could be easy to overlook. But it is done very nicely inside with a very inviting ambiance and it has an attractive appeal. I am giving this place the benefit of the doubt with four stars because it is a bit of a mixed review. Our experience was mostly positive, however. As mentioned, the decor is quite lovely. It exudes the country style ambiance and I like the way their front counter is set up to present a country store look. But it seems to be a country store and deli in one. I think they could do a good job of this except they really don't quite have the space to pull it off as well as they could. It's a bit cramped and the seating space is very, very limited with perhaps enough room for six or eight patrons. We were fortunate no one else was there when we visited such that we were able to sit at one of the tables to have our lunch. To be fair, they may be targeting take-away patrons more than eat-in customers. Another aspect of the mixed reviews was the food. First, I have to say I loved the creative names they presented for their daily fare in honor of Christmas, using the Home Alone movie as a basis. For example, I had the Look-What-You-Did-You-Little-Jerk Chicken Sandwich. The menu was rather limited in number of offerings, but there were enough. The soups were quite tempting with Stuffed Pepper and Baked Potato available. Both were excellent. My wife made a lunch just from the Stuffed Pepper soup. The Jerk Chicken, however, did not have much jerk to it. It might have been better named Exemplar or Paragon Chicken, because it was not at all Jerky. In fact, it was rather plain and dry. I saved half and used a mayo/mustard combo as a dip when I ate my leftover...and it was much better. I will say that the portion was very good, however. It was more than I needed to eat in one sitting. The prices also took me a little aback. For two cups of soup, one wrap with chips, a coffee, a latte, a cookie and a gift container of five macarons, our total bill was $43.00. Take away the macarons, which were not part of lunch, and it was still $27. But given that my wife's lunch was a cup of soup, a latte and half a cookie, $13.50 per person is a little steep. Maybe it's just that everything is getting over-the-top expensive everywhere, but this just struck me as a bit much. Overall, it was a very pleasant little shop with good presentation, good coffee, tasty soup and nice sweets. The wrap needed a little something extra but otherwise, it was pretty good. I'd like to give it another try sometime.

Had an excellent BLT, potato chips (more like thick potato medallions), and an iced tea. Nice lunch…read moreand pretty affordable. They've got a massive menu, as you'd expect from a Coney Island. Two pages of breakfast all day.

Immediately noticed the 90s alt rock on the restaurant speakers. A+ for that. Two servers were…read morehustling and engaging in conversations with customers. Warm feel to the place. The omelet was rather average. Cheese not fully melted. Just didn't stand out. It was ok. If in Dundee, give this place a try.

I will never understand why this place is so packed. I only go through to get a Diet Coke, but…read moreif you go at certain times, there are 15 or more cars in line. This is the slowest drive-thru line ever. You can plan on at least 15-20 minutes in line if they have lots of cars waiting. I then drive out without ordering and go to Burger King where there is NO line.

What a shithole! This place was so gross even the kids in the play place didn't want to play…read morebecause they were saying "it looks like there's poop on the slide." The bathroom was absolute disgusting and looked like it hadn't been cleaned in over a month. And then I got a snack wrap (which has a total of 5 whole ingredients: tortilla wrap, chicken, lettuce, cheese, and lettuce) and of course, no cheese

I couldn't say a bad thing about The Jerky Outlet if I tried…read more Before you become aggressively judgmental of my high regard for TJO please consider all the reasons why TJO is an establishment that I endorse, yugely. 1. it's on Cabela Boulveard. If you know me, read my reviews and care about my life you'll understand why this is such a plus. 2. There are two hundred varieties of dried meat snacks. 3. There are free samples of the *every single one* of the aforementioned two hundred varieties of dried meat snacks. 4. I would imagine (though I don't know from experience) you could probably go in, enjoy the free samples and leave w/o offending any TJO sales associates. 5. It's in a gas station. I love America and for me, having a jerky store inside a gas station, next to an outdoor goods superstore in Dundee, MI is v. patriotic. 6. There are very few meat free options. 7. MOUNTAIN DEW CODE RED YA KNOW Tbh I could or could not think of three more reasons to frequent this establishment but I'm worried that if I do you might go and buy everything and that would be a DISASTER! worse than NAFTA.

I received this as a gift pack. Probably the worst jerky I ever tried. It was dry to point it was…read morealmost brittle! No quality control on this batch.

Super friendly folks and CLEAN bathrooms. Only downside was the obnoxious video advertising that…read moreplays while you pump gas.

Pump 3 is a piece of krapp half the buttons don't work can't use your credit card on it because you…read morecan't answer the questions... press the help button and nobody answers you. Use one of the other stations nearby.

Mark is the friendlies manager ever.. the waitstaff are the best and the chicken noodle soup is…read morelike no other. Delicious.great restaurant!

The food is Bob Evans quality My breakfast was hot the…read morecoffee was fresh Ample parking Easy access for all The staff was very nice The bathrooms could use an update and deep clean

Well, the Dairy Queen in Dundee finally opened and a cheer was heard throughout the land...mainly…read morebecause the closest DQ to Monroe was the Flat Rock one or the one on Alexis in Toledo. This one is a step above because it has a drive through and we are too lazy to stand in line. When we were growing up, DQ's were a summertime treat because the closed in the winter and opened in the spring. I missed a lot of Blizzard's due to the fact that most didn't survive the Michigan climate and economy. This one in Dundee has a chance since it is located in a tourist zone, with Cabela's and a water park nearby. This accounts as a destination in Michigan so don't laugh! We got the new Drumstick flavor in chocolate ice cream because my sister, who is a DQ expert, recommended it, plus a large order of fries(?) as a counterpoint. Which she then stuck into my Blizzard like porcupine quills until I begged her to stop. Trust me, you don't want to fish cold fries out of your melted Blizzard! That's a solid "ick"! It's been reported that the service and quality was spotty here but we didn't experience that...the only reason we might not visit a lot this season was because the Blizzard flavors are limited...why are there two Thin Mint flavors and no cheesecake ones this year?

Great workers and clean but I bought two small freezies for $12 buck. Mine was "Oreo" mint freezie…read more With no Oreo!!!! Cheap asses!!!!!!

Gas is usually cheaper here. The store itself is nice. On something they can be quite expensive…read more They do have samples of there jerky & chocolate. If you want to check to see if you like it before you buy.