The food is truly exceptional. A lot more quality for just a little more money. Try it and you will…read morego back !

This place has everything. Sandwiches, ice cream, home-made fudge, gourmet canned and jarred food,…read moregourmet frozen meats, bait, flowers, hobby shop, gift, shop, clothing, a tiny bar, a sit- down restaurant with about 5 tables, and probably more. It has the makings of being a real gem if the owners could be friendly and welcoming. They just seem to be burned out and like they would like to get out. I felt bad for them. It must be tough to make a living running this place. It has the feel of desperation. The food is ok, it's just not a fun experience.

Great place! Stopped in to grab some bait and see what was bitting where. Owners are great the…read moreselection is just right and the conversations are priceless!

Nice folks they are very helpful They have all the popular…read morelures and fishing equipment

Such a great little surprise for the island. Great drinks with cute atmosphere. Enjoy stopping in…read moreand sitting on their deck full of flowers.

No masks or mask enforcement during pandemic. Great place to go to catch a highly-communicable…read moredisease; but if that's not what's on order, get a Kurig for home. Disappointing.

My wife and i had to try the other famous ice cream shop on the Island: Sadie's. We opted for the…read moredowntown parlor vs the hotel version, as we were in the area. This shop is a combo of Grand Hotel-themed souvenirs and an ice cream area on the side. But they use the same Guernsey Farms Dairy product as the hotel. My wife had the Birthday Cake - appropriate as it was her birthday! My choice was easy: it had to be the Mackinac Island Fudge. Ice Cream in the downtown parlor is to-go only, so we found a spot overlooking the ferry boats coming and going for some scenery while eating. This was good ice cream - wow. My Mackinac Island fudge was super rich and a mixture of vanilla, fudge swirls and not sure what else but it was amazing. My wife's Birthday Cake was vanilla with yellow cake batter, swirled fudge and chocolate cake pieces - again, amazing. We were in full food coma after, but what a way to go.

Sadie's Ice Cream Parlor was the perfect sweet ending to my first day at the Grand! The hospitality…read morewas just as warm as you'd hope, with friendly staff who made choosing from their wonderful variety of flavors a fun challenge. I chose the Peanut Butter Mackinac Fudge, and it was pure creamy goodness--rich, decadent, and packed with generous ribbons of peanut butter and chunks of Mackinac fudge. Every bite was absolutely delicious and left with wanting more! One of my favorite things is how conveniently Sadie's is attached to the Grand Hotel. As a hotel guest, it's was a treat to grab my ice cream and (after 6:30 p.m while dressed according to the evening dress code), enjoy it while relaxing in the beautiful Parlor. It adds an extra touch of charm to an already memorable Grand Hotel experience. Whether you're craving a classic favorite or a signature flavor, Sadie's is absolutely worth a stop. Delicious ice cream, genuine hospitality, and an elegant setting made it much more than just a place for dessert.

The staff was a little awkward but extremely friendly!…read more Although I did not like my ice cream, they did give very large portions which I had to add a star for.. because who doesn't love more ice cream! Maybe it was just me but that's something I can look past of course (as I am very tall and have a rbf). There was no menu in the shop which I feel would make it confusing if you were trying to order anything besides just ice cream in a cone or cup. The ice cream here wasn't just basic flavors and they're was even descriptions on each flavor so you know what it contained too. I got Mackinaw Island Fudge and it tasted like it has some freezer burn which I wasn't to fond of, and the "fudge" in it just looked, tasted, and had the properties of chocolate syrup.. it melted faster than the ice cream and it ran like crazy! My cousin, who was with me, said her ice cream wasn't like mine and was okay. Our goal is to try a new ice cream place, every time we go out for some.

If your hours are till 11pm, be open till that time! Sometime people drive out of their way to get…read moreice cream from your business... and I'm a regular living in Levering... bye bye Mickeys!

Great local ice-cream cafe produced by Lock Dairies. I'm surprised no one wrote any comment of…read morethem when they have been around 5 years. Not too sweet at all and over 40 different flavours! They do cake too, just ask! Will definitely come back!

Solid ice cream with plenty of flavors. They were out of waffle cones so we just had cups but I…read morereally enjoyed the chunky monkey and the double fudge brownie. I liked that you could get half scoops for kiddos.

The Ice Cream Shoppe is THE place to go in the summer (and you better go a lot because it's only…read moreopen May-August!) It's a little shack right by the marina in downtown Cedarville, and you can eat your delicious cone or sundae out at the tables by the water - if it's sunset, even better! The shoppe always is well-stocked with three cases of rotating flavors of ice cream (Mackinac Island Fudge is always there, though!) plus plenty of specialty sundaes, shakes and malts to choose from. One of my family members orders a Heavenly Hill sundae (with hot fudge and Reese's Pieces on top) every time - yum! One scoop is $2 and two is only $2.50. Sundaes are a little more ($3.75-$4.75) but remember you're paying for the experience and the enjoyment of summer! They also serve hot dogs and other food-shack-type but I've never tried them. You can order from inside (standing room for only about 4 people!) or outside at the window but I think the inside is faster and you can see all the ice cream flavors. In the evenings there's usually a bit of a line but the girls who usually are working there are fast and friendly. Small little parking lot fits about 5-6 cars. There's a little slide where kids can play and a gazebo with extra seating, and it's just an all-around perfect experience to go out for ice cream in the summers in Cedarville!

Friendly staff. Amazing ice cream. You eat outside by the docks and there is a park next to it.read more

Really cool little candy and ice cream shop in downtown Sault Ste. Marie. They have a huge…read moreselection of fudge, chocolates, candy, caramel corn and ice cream, so it's one of those places where you end up looking around for a while before deciding what you want. I went with the Moose Tracks ice cream and it was fantastic. Great flavor, good portion, and exactly what I wanted after walking around the Soo. Definitely a fun stop if you're downtown and looking for something sweet.

The had a lot of different flavors of ice cream. We tried the Mackinac fudge, Mackinac peanut…read morebutter, no sugar added butter pecan, and raspberry sorbet. They were all good. I would have got the walking strawberries if they were better priced $15 is a bit too high. The employees were accommodating and quick to help the customers. It was nicely decorated and clean for how busy it was.

Hungry??? You won't be after you leave here. What a delight. The food was so good. The portions…read morewere more than enough. I had the Southern Omelette and the hubby had the Breakfast Skillet with sausage. We split ONE pancake because it was recommended it was a pancake on steroids. They must have one helluva griddle back in the kitchen. Don't skip The Northwoods. The food was thumbs up and the service was friendly and share a great deal of history and information on Drummond Island.

First time on Drummond Island, so my Mom, Girlfriend, and I all decided to eat at The Northwood. We…read morearrived just before noon, so we just missed out on the breakfast menu and had to wait 20 minutes for the kitchen to switch to lunch. We ordered a Cowboy Burger, a BLT Flatbread, and the Herb chicken pasta with pickle fries as an appetizer. The burger was delicious and cooked exactly the way I wanted. The flatbread was huge and delicious, especially for the $12 it cost. The herb chicken pasta was served with a roll and my girlfriend couldn't eat it all. The restaurant definitely has a rustic feel to it, and almost feels like a mom and pop place. Overall, the food is great, priced well, and conveniently placed across the street from the visitor center. I will definitely be back.