Out of business. We used to come here for coffee but it's gone now. We would buy ground coffee to…read moretake home because we enjoyed it so much. Sorry to see it go.

What an absolute gem of a coffee shop! The nicest baristas greeted us on a fantastically cold…read moreafternoon and were happy to chat while we took our time thawing out and deciding what to order. While waiting for the coffee, I looked around at all the local goods for purchase. The variety and quality was impressive. That espresso candle was truly tempting me! And the pothead mugs - I actually lol'd. To top off the five start review: the macchiato was great! Piping hot, not too sweet (I ordered it with one pump of caramel), and just the right amount of pick-me-up.

Stopping to get an oat milk latte, two shots only, hot, berry bowl, pumpkin spiced cider, cold…read more They do charge 3.5% to use a credit card. Order cost $26.27 The left most side of the shop is lined up with teapots and tea cups. The main counter spans from the left to right. The far right is the dining area. There is also a seating / dining area on the left side, looks brighter than the right side. Their tea pots and cups are cute. The fruit bowl isn't the ripest or most flavorful berries. Much of it is crushed and was not so appetizing. It was so-so. I ate the blueberries out of it only. The strawberries and blackberries looked a bit off. The oat milk latte wasn't too bad. If you get the to-go, do be sure to check the lid is on solidly. They do double cup and sometimes the lid can seem on, but may be obstructed by the double cups as seat it. They do have a surprisingly amount of pastries and donuts. The pumpkin spiced cider isn't too bad, not super flavorful, so, not a substantial amount of pumpkin spice to it. Again. Staff are friendly and helpful.

The inside is a cafe and bakery with a cute little shop. We ordered a cappuccino and a seasonal…read moreapple cider chai. The cappuccino wasn't too great - it didn't taste like a cappuccino and it wasn't particularly good either. The apple cider was good but lacked chai. The barista and staff were very friendly.

Great spot in Roscommon to get a coffee and shop! They have some food options as well, but we only…read morehad the coffee. The latte was delicious! Not too sweet which I appreciated. They have a lot of Michigan Made products which I loved! I've gotten some great candles here over the years. There is plenty of seating available as well as outdoor seating as well. The outside seating is dog friendly. The service was a little slow, but there were only two girls behind the counter so that was understandable. The service was friendly. Will come again next time I am in Roscommon.

They use a powder to make their ice chai latte and it's delicious. There is indoor and outdoor…read moreseating. They sell baked goods, sandwiches, & bagels. They have grab and go items such as wraps and parfaits. Tuesdays 3-4 is bogo drinks. Free street parking out front.

Had problems with the line dancing class Friday night. The instructor was not one of there…read moreemployees. It was a beginning class but the speed was to fast for me. Tae who is the owner of Straits of the Roots called me last night and between the both of use we work it out the problem. Thanks

Small, intimate, so cool coffee house and yoga studio with excellent service, vibes and epic coffee…read moreon an early, rainy, cloudy morning. Such a beautiful serene place to start a day with a wall of philosophers, poets, and travelers life advice on strips of paper adorning the walls. The first sign that jumped out at me "Be nice or leave" just great life advice for anyone. Trrrific coffee and a nice selection of muffins and beverage offerings. Shout out to Addison & Alicia the Super friendly faces in the morning behind the counter. Seriously, thank you all for being here we're a better world because of you all here so early.

The Blueberry Bliss smoothie is probably one of the best smoothies I've ever tasted! And this is…read morecoming from a lady who makes and drinks smoothies regularly. My smoothie standards are sky-high, and the smoothie that I had a Watercolor Cafe was amazing. It was so good that I made everyone at the table taste it, and we agreed: superb smoothie. The Blueberry Bliss has blueberries, banana, white chocolate and oak milk in it. I wish there were a little more nutritious (maybe throw in some flax, hemp seed and/or chia), but maybe that's why it's so delicious. Another delicious thing: the Peanut Butter Deluxe Toast, which is creamy peanut butter and sliced bananas with a drizzle of honey on wheat bread. Super tasty and filling! I got the avocado toast, and it wasn't my favorite. The avocado tasted more like packaged guacamole, and I got it with an egg, which is literally a hard-boiled egg that sits on top. Also, the toast was more like just a soft piece of bread. I mean, I guess technically, all of the components are there, but the execution needed some work. The breakfast burrito was super tasty (it came with chorizo), and one of my kids got the kids' mac and cheese, which came with a cookie. When these guys say that breakfast is served until 11 a.m., they really mean it! We visited around 10:50, wanting to order off of the lunch menu, but they didn't let us. I think the only lunchy offerings during breakfast time is the kids' menu. The seating inside is very cute: There's a craft station with paper, coloring books, and all kinds of colored pencils and things to create something at your table. Outside, you can sit on the patio and enjoy the view of the lake. Dogs are welcome on the patio and given water and a treat!

Not a lot of inside or patio seating. It's packed. 8 tables inside. 9-10 tables out on the patio…read more You order and then sit down. Ordered a chipotle turkey, bacon on the side, Michelangelo, snickerdoodle latte with oat milk latte, water bottle and a berry infused lemonade. The berry infused lemonade has some fake sugar in it, real sugar would make it better. The blueberries are still frozen, not fresh. Bummer. The snickerdoodle latte with oat milk was good. Flavorful. The chipotle chicken was tasty. The bread was nicely toasted. The Michelangelo was decent until my husband tried to bite into a piece of bone in the chicken. Not cool! Good thing he didn't break a tooth biting into it harder or swallow it whole in the middle of big bite. I did let the staff know about the bone in the chicken. I watched them all examine the bone in the back kitchen. The front desk woman offered to give a refund. I told her it's more important that she was made aware that it occurred than the refund. There are quite a few bees inside the patio. My husband got bitten on the back of his neck while eating lunch. Not a great lunch experience so far. Our Watercolor Cafe. 3 aggressive bees, one bee sting on the neck, bone chicken in the Michelangelo sandwich, frozen blueberries in the berry infused lemonade.

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.

We were driving back from Mackinac Island, and wanted a place where we could bring our dogs. There…read moreare tables outside, but it started raining so we ate in our car. Wood Winds has the look of an old school diner, with tasty pies available by the slice in a glass display. They also have excellent cookies and assorted nicknacks for sale. But the meals are the real attraction here. I ordered a Reuben, which I always do when I want to get a lay of the land. It was perfect, with generous stacks of corned beef, sauerkraut, and Swiss, and buttery crispy marble rye. My wife got the chicken fajita wrap. She normally orders any chicken sandwich plain, but she forgot to ask for no peppers and onions. She loved it, since they sautéed them. Sandwiches and wraps are served with perfectly crispy fries. Not a scrap remained of either meal. The price was reasonable, and the food was ready in less than 10 minutes. We'll definitely plan to visit here again, whether the dogs are with us or not.

We stopped in for breakfast on a Saturday morning. While they did offer a breakfast buffet, we…read moreopted to order from the menu. The skillet with 'Everything" was tasty and my eggs were perfectly over easy. My spouse enjoyed her breakfast sandwich on a bagel. The staff was attentive. Food was good. A good, local stop from our perspective.

Three stars for the black coffee, and five stars for the hot chocolate…read more My child wanted a hot chocolate, and fortunately, Lucky Bean has a kid-sized cup. (It's not on the menu, but they do have a size smaller than 12 ounces -- just ask.) When the people behind the counter learned that the hot chocolate was for a child, these considerate people took the extra step to make the drink a little cooler in temperature than normal. And I didn't even have to ask! Because, you know, kids can't tolerate any type of food or drink that isn't tepid. I appreciated that thoughtfulness! I ordered a black coffee, and unfortunately, I didn't like it at all. It tasted burnt and like hot prune juice -- just not good. I'm sure the coffee tastes good in drinks with milk and sugar in them, but as a black coffee drinker, the black coffee needs to stand on its own. Lucky Bean is located off the main drag, in a cute little neighborhood. The inside of the coffee shop is tight -- there is barstool seating by the window, but mostly, this is a to-go coffee shop. It's small, and you can't really stay and drink your beverages here.

What a lovely little local coffee shop tucked away on Market Street! Ever since *that* major coffee…read morechain opened on Main Street a few years ago, the number of local coffee shops on Mackinac Island has shrunk from 7 to 2 (so says a local), so while it's tempting to get something familiar, there's no better time than on vacation to try something new! Plus, the locals love Lucky Bean, and you can't go wrong with a place that gets their stamp of approval. LB is a small shop with limited seating and standing room. I opted for an iced Sugar Loaf latte: white mocha, brown sugar and caramel drizzle. It was delicious! Highly recommend you swing by this place and stroll Market Street.

Yum I love Goodalee Fresh donut and bake goods. Not to many…read morebakery s like this any more

Great quality food with a large variety of options. The service is impeccable. I have been there…read morewhen they are out of something like Chicken Dumpling Soup. Mr. Goodale will then say they will make that for me the next day. Small town kindnesses and hospitality that you don't see very often.

Love their bagel stack..the food was so much better than the Florida Paneras and the staff were…read morefriendly

We were greeted at the door by the manager, who was very welcoming. The staff was accommodating…read moreand friendly. The food was fresh and delicious. The restaurant was very clean. We were pleased that they were open on the 4th of July, as few local restaurants were open. Great lunch!