I loved this little coffee shop so much that we visited twice in three days while staying at our…read morefriends' cabin near Manistique. The menu is pretty large, with lots of options for coffee and non-coffee drinkers. The first visit I got a medium iced latte with English toffee syrup. They told me that the medium lattes have two shots of espresso and asked if that was okay - appreciated that check in (and it was definitely okay!). The latte was good, I was hoping for a bit stronger espresso flavor, but it did the trick. Nate got the Yooper latte, which was a s'mores flavored drink that was sweet and delicious. On our next visit, I got an iced coffee with vanilla cold foam, which was so tasty! Nate got a cappuccino that was nicely balanced. The employees we interacted with (younger, students?) were all SUPER polite and friendly. Great customer service! The shop is cute and rustic and they have items for sale like mugs, shirts, stickers, cards, etc. I'll be back!

We love our small town coffee shops and we're hopeful when we stepped into The Grind Coffee House…read more First impressions are important and, unfortunately, this little coffeeshop was less than impressive. It was busy with very little order or space to serve customers well. The 3-person staff were hustling to work the counter and the drive thru but it all looked and felt chaotic on an August Friday around 11:15 am. The casual vibe was overshadowed by a general lack of organization and intention in appearance. For a small space, there was too much clutter. The photos here display the best features: good detail on drinks to order, hardworking staff behind the counter, and a lovely, positive thought. Cleanliness also left something to be desired. Looks like a good deep clean is in order. We ordered two mochas as we have been traveling the UP this past week and stopping in a new local coffeeshop daily in search of the best mocha. We were disappointed by these mochas: warm but not hot, thin and runny, way too sweet. Even the small decaf brewed coffee was meh. Our standards are high and most other small town coffee shops in the UP have exceeded them. The hardworking staff were the best part of this experience and deserve a shout out. The place is busy (little competition in the area) and apparently not well-run.

We ate here in 2020. We're back in town tonight and needed dinner so we came back. We arrived at…read more7:45 and they close at 8. We asked if it was too late for service and without hesitation they said "Come on in and take a seat. The wife ordered a BLT with Fries and I ordered a salad with grilled chicken. The food came out quick, fresh and just as we ordered it. The waitress was attentive while helping clean up the joint and prepping for tomorrow. We both agree our food was very delicious. They offered desert and it sounded awesome but we couldn't even eat all the food on our plates. I usually grab the waitresses names when it's good service. Tonight she was so busy I didn't want to bother her to ask for it. Great food great service and great value! When we are hungry and back this way we will stop again!

The food was excellent ( I recommend the meat loaf)! Prices are fair , the portions are large and…read morethe staff is great!

This was fun! Bought some books and had an excellent lunch. It's a nice little set up. I had the…read morechipotle BLT on croissant and LOVED it. 16 had it and said it was too spicy for her.

We love stopping at Falling Rock Cafe when we head up North. The coffee is great. The smoked…read morewhitefish is the best! Our go to drink is a latte. If I want to treat myself, I get a mocha. My favorite item is the whitefish bagel. Our last stop before heading home last week, we wanted to get our normal. The whitefish was sold out!! Good and bad... it pushed us to try something different, which was great! We both go the brisket burrito. So good. So much flavor. Portions are huge!

Delicious coffee and the coolest vibe! Oh and they are dog friendly!!!!! There is also a full…read morebar. Awesome art and artifacts on the wall. Faith was an amazing barista!

The coffee was mid at best. The attitude made the experience bad. Throwing these in trash and going…read moreto a different place. Peace

It kinda looks a bit rundown on the outside but inside it's a very cute store! The pasties are…read moreyummy and the guys was very nice. Give it a shot!!!!

We were told we had to try a pastie in the UP of Michigan. We love local food. So we were on the…read morelookout. Hiawatha pasties was the first of many places we passed. We are happy with this stop! This was our first experience with a pastie. We've heard mixed reviews. But we love them! It was a great safe retreat. The thing that made this even better experience is the amazing service by the woman at the counter. She was genuinely happy. We were there and trying their past you since the first ones. She affirmed that they are really good, and she was right! I would highly recommend this place if you're looking for some pasties in the UP.

Where do I even start? BEWARE OF BRANDON BROWN‼ The first time i walked into Moose Du Nord (so Day…read more1 of my experience), there was a younger girl working. My friend and I got drinks, and before even touching anything, she ASKED WHAT KIND OF MILK (like normal drink making businesses usually do) & she was very sweet and reminded us they also have cold foam, i asked her for oat milk due to me having a sensitivity with dairy (i am not lactose intolerant just to be clear, but whole milk makes me NAUSEOUS) Day one went perfectly fine with no issues at all. Day 2 I go in & Brandon Brown is working. I only know of him, because it's a small town and some people tend to stand out more than others, not always in a good way...anyways, i walk in and say hi. I am immediately dismissed/ignored and stared at for five whole minutes, while we were looking at the menu, because I was honestly taken aback by the blatant ignorance, and for no reason? We order the same thing as the day before, but I was distracted by the interaction between us and this person, so I forgot to ask for oat milk. He made the drinks iced instead of a frappe, but I wasn't upset, I let him help the man in line, and then politely said "we ordered these as frappes," and he remade them very efficiently, and we waited for our other friend that was ordering. The drink itself was delicious, so I didn't notice the whole milk until over half way in, because I tend to drink my beverages rather quickly. I felt nauseous, like I was about to throw up the entire drink, because he was too ignorant to even say hi or use this thing called customer service. In my experience with businesses that make drinks like that, I have ALWAYS been asked what kind of milk I prefer, he was not interested in caring about any of that, let alone even greeting the people walking in. That is not personality, that is pure ignorance, and if that's what him and his friends want to defend, I think that says A LOT about them ALL. We went back the next day, because there was a different girl working. SHE ASKED what kind of milk we wanted, BOTH OF US. We met up with two more friends and ordered pizza later that day, again, because we thought he wasn't working, otherwise I would have CANCELED our $70 order (large cheese sticks, large dill pickle pizza, and a medium gluten free chicken bacon ranch pizza), mind you the gluten free crust is a $6 up charge and the medium pizzas are like $20 already. I put our order in, ten minutes later, he walks out, and I immediately regret my order. We wait 40 minutes (told us it would be about 25). Brandon hands us our food, so again i'm thrown off because of our last interaction, and yes this is my fault, but I forgot to ask for extra marinara (not knowing that the cheese sticks didn't even come with any) and ranch. I hope everyone knows that I tried to contact the manager and/or owners to address this issue, just to get no answer or call back; and to find out that they actually EXCUSE AND ENCOURAGE this behavior, and he will be working there with his horrible attitude and customer service in the meantime, so I definitely DO NOT RECOMMEND!!!

Moose Du Nord is an interesting place with tasty pizza. The inside reflects everything else in the…read morearea, looks like a cabin and has plenty of references to the surrounding area. Very good pizza.

Friendly and warm staff. Nice for a change today…read more It's loud and busy in here. Their baked goods look pretty yummy. Ordered the peanut butter cup, cold brew, chocolate and peanut butter added to it and a fruit cup. $15.98 Their mango smoothie has pineapple and banana in it as well as the mango. The fruit is not smooth, tastes like frozen fruit. It's a bit clumped up, it doesn't taste bad. Will give you brain freeze, it's so cold. The PB cold brew is okay. Not a ton of prominent PB or chocolate. The fruit cup is good.

Stopped in for late lunch and ordered the tuna salad. I think "salad" is a generous use of the…read moreword. It was plain tuna with a little mayo on a store bought croissant. It was fine.

Amazing! Perfectly cooked Fuji apples contributed to a delectable cinnamon apple crepe for me,…read morewhile my partner devoured an "absolutely scrumptious, top-notch" cinnamon, sugar crêpe. Brian was happy to share stories about the shop's history, and we were even able to meet 13wk old puppy Midge!

Drip coffee is average but we had a savory crepe and it was delicious! Made in the traditional way…read morewe were used to when living in the Netherlands, it was truly amazing. Lots of other French pastries that looked well made. Def a spot to hit for breakfast or lunch!