Located in downtown Caseville,this cute little coffee shop is owned by 2 sisters from Arizona who…read morehave been open since 2005. Not only do they serve coffee and smoothies,they also sell unique items such as clothing and home decor. Hours are seasonal but usually open daily from Memorial Day weekend thru November.

BLESS THE LEMON TREE MARKETPLACE FOR--…read more 1. Having a coffee counter. 2. Being open when they say they are. 3. Being open on a Sunday. 4. Having delicious donuts. 5. And cute stuff to browse. My husband and I were on a hunt for coffee. We had been to three establishments and struck out at all of them (felt weird, closed, and closed) and I was delirious with caffeine withdrawal when we came upon Lemon Tree. I saw a woman walking down the street carrying a coffee cup and I almost screamed "WHERE DID YOU GET THAT?" from our car, but then I saw the storefront--Lemon Tree Marketplace. And I remembered from their Yelp reviews that they had coffee. We came to a screeching halt and went inside. First, yes, the coffee. They stuff here is good! I wasn't sure when I'd get another chance so I got both a cold brew and a vanilla latte. Both were excellent. The cold brew was a vanilla sweet cream variety and that cold foam/sweet cream on top was so good (think thick whipped cream meets a marshmallow). We also got a half dozen donuts and they were so great! Really enjoyed the krullers and the raspberry filled one was delicious and unique! The shop itself is also really cute. I got some stickers from one of my favorite artists (the mincing mockingbird) and enjoyed perusing their housewares, gifts, jewelry, ceramics, kitchen goodies and more. Just delightful. They also have really nice seating outside both on the side of the building and a little outdoor patio in the back that was just perfect on a sunny September afternoon.

Mango Smoothies Rock! The mixologists are a blast. Sip them in the back patio, shade and a cool…read morebreeze.

We dined at Brew Moon, took a short walk through town, and returned to find our car towed, along…read morewith another family's. The only towing sign is at the north entrance, not visible from the south side. The owner said it was the tow company's decision, though two cars were removed at the same time. Tow yard required cash only. Michigan law requires clear signage -- something to keep in mind if you visit.

Too familiar Mayberry meets port Austin. However this small town just takes advantage of tourist…read more This place just like rest of the local establishments jack up the prices. I can say this the service here locally is really uptight. They charge 3.99 % for every credit card or debit purchased robbery. Their cook is lazy too I mean it was 10:48 in the morning and would not open the evens for hot sandwiches. The vibes here are just like a bad disturbance in the force. I can also figured out when I am in a establishment where race plays a big factor. Well what I can expect around here it's Trump country. The only good thing about this place it's nostalgic but it's not Hispanic friendly. That is all. The Chief Always walk in like you owner the place . That way everyone in place will move their own business.

Lake Street Emporium uses the freshest ingredients when making their food. Their sandwiches are…read moremade with high quality deli meats and cheeses and everything is served fresh! Prices are fair and comparable to other establishments. Service is very friendly and fast. I love the panini sandwiches!

Cute clothes and some very affordable prices. Nice gift shop. Staff is hot and cold. Sometimes very…read morefriendly, sometimes they don't say a word. Great shop to go in for memorabilia.

The pepole are so nice & very helpful . And the price's are…read morelow & it's very clean with great gifts for a friend looking for unuseal thing to get ..

Incredibly rude manager, was seen screaming at young children of my family in the store after a…read moresmall mistake that another employee kindly helped us clean up. I commented about this before and she deleted the review. Do not give them your business until that manager lady is gone!

I was there in May many if the vegetables were started to early or should have been repotted into…read morelarger pots. I found a succulent I wanted. The lady working didn't know what it was and asked me. Succulents aren't that uncommon of a plant. She worked there and didn't know what it was. I was embarrassed for her. If you go into their greenhouse a employee gives you a slip of paper with the price of your plant. That's why she need to know what it was so she could put the price and slip. Then you walk over to their building to pay. Seems like they should have someone to check you out at the greenhouse also. And better educated employees.

Such a variety of plants, home decor, and cement statues! Good Stuff Beautiful, unique items!…read moreFriendly, helpful staff!

I love this place! Not only did I get these awesome bird houses at a great price. They have other…read morethings from local suppliers like maple syrup and pierogies. Surprisingly, they import food from Italy so now it's my go to place for REAL olive oil, sauce, pasta, etc. Definitely check out this place.

Super nice & unbelievably cute!!!! The variety of items were great, candles, some clothing, and…read moreother items, too many to name. Love that I got my Market on 23 sweatshirt on sale too! Bonus! Will definitely be back next time we pass through!

Service was very poor. Sales lady was extremely rude. Would not recommend coming back!read more

They offer unique Michigan made products. Souvenirs, gourmet food, decorations, products from local…read moreartists and other gifts representing the Great Lakes state. They had cheap to expensive stuff. Friendly staff.

Such a historic gift store in middle of Harrisville. Unique log cabin architecture. Built by the…read moreWPA during the depression! They have been in business for many years. Carry a wide range of crafts from Itchy Sticks and jewelweed soap and firestarter for campers to quilts, doll clothes, upcycled clothing, jewelryphotography, fine pottery, and vintage items in the loft. Reasonable prices. Travel information as well.

Go inside - you have to see the cool curved timber stairway leading to the loft. I want to live…read morehere! This little place was originally built in 1937 as a part of a national project to give people work. Along with regional tourist info, there are handmade products by local artists, all very reasonably priced. Hand knit/crocheted baby items, women's purses, jewelry, painted folk art, many with a Michigan theme. http://huronshorescc.com/attractons/craftmakerscabin.aspx

My favorite Bay City shop. I love the mix of vintage and new gift items. They also have lovely…read morejewelry and Troll beads. There plants are beautiful inside and out. Just a perfect mix of sweet treasures. Love the owners and staff also.

A fantastic, lovely boutique tucked away in historic downtown Bay City - Violet's Blue sells home…read moregoods, plants, and a multitude of European inspired designs and aesthetics. On Forth Street between Water and Saginaw, this small boutique has great curb appeal. The side of the shop has a fantastic courtyard and garden, adorned with various plants and gardens. The interior style falls to Vintage European, with additions of primitives and contemporary. The store is adorable inside. The staff are very friendly, and they often a wide variety of quality brands. Stop by during early September and early November for seasonal open houses, a great time to visit downtown.