It's a happy place lots of kids visiting buying toys. The owners are very sweet ready to help you…read morefind whatever toy your little bundle wants happy that they're so close and we don't have to go to the city.

Specializes in large selections of specific brands: Lego takes up half the shop and the other half…read moreis mostly Breyer house products (horses, accessories and rider dolls), Wow, Tolo and Bruder brand trucks and vehicles and Playmobil. There's a few odds and ends, too, including a few children's costumes, chalk-writeable lava lamps and an interesting jump rope set with powdered chalk.

Frannie's Follies has sooooo many things to choose from. I was eyeing a sweatshirt for most of my…read moretrip and got it! The workers are very helpful and nice! Not super expensive as well!

We went on a day trip...shopped in al the stores. My daughter wanted a Frankfort decal on a pretty…read moremint green hoodie. She wanted a medium, but owner kept insisting the small would be better. She tried it on, and he assured us it wouldn't shrink. FIRST wash= SHRUNK!! PLUS...the decal is cracked and falling off!! This was not a cheap sweatshirt $$. Very disappointed!!

Yet another Frankfort shop that covers a ton of bases. there's outdoor carpets and welcome mats,…read morepurses and hats, candles and body lotions, artwork and bird feeders, pool/beach floats, glasses and tumblers, artwork and clocks shaped like cats and dogs with wagging tails. My favorite thing here is the Fit Kicks shoes, which are priced right at $25 a pair and great for boating, paddleboarding, yoga, the beach -- you name it. They were almost out of women's medium (sizes 7-8) on my recent visit, which was a bummer!

Most of the merchandise is better suited to my mom's generation than my own, but some of the…read morestamples here are totally timeless, such as the super comfy, one-size Avalin sweaters, which l loved when I was in college and still adore. They also carry New Wear leggings at 2 for $30. They feel just as luxuriously soft as Lularoe for almost half the price and come in lots of cool prints. They also carry a wide array of Woolworth brand, lots of accessories, jewelry and swimsuits.

Great little bookstore. Nice older couple running the shop. Thought I was going to have to drive…read moreall the way to Traverse City for my book but they had both of the books I was looking for! As the other poster said: SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BOOK STORE!!

Great selection of books and a friendly staff. We'll definitely drop by again next time we're in…read moretown.

Stumbled upon this shop randomly and WOW! This place is such a hidden gem. Amazing, creative, fun…read moresculptures for sale. Such an awesome find, definitely worth checking out, even if just to browse, incredible talent here, so cool!!

I'm a bit quirky in that I adore rocks and non-precious stones and could give a fig about diamonds…read moreand emeralds. What I'm currently wearing on my ring finger is a lovely but uncut ruby, and I sometimes wear the One Ring from Lord of the Rings. So I'm basically Sauron. Since I go for things like the Michigan-only Petosky Stones and Leland Blues, this store ranks among my all-time favorite jewelry shops. They feature gorgeous Michigan stones in lovely settings (I especially like their Michigsn pendant with Petosky stone for the state and Leland Blue representing Lake Michigan).

Way to pick up a great gift for a rock lover…read more Stumbled across this business while on a touristic endeavour. If you are someone who has a fascination with stones (not limited to crazy rubies or emeralds, but also the kind magpie-humans swoop on in nature), you need to check this out. They've raised the bar for the amateur rock-lover by making intricate trinkets from nature available, at a wide price range. I found their petoskey stone collection particularly creative. For example, there were cute mini bears carved out of petoskey stones (the final product was about 1cm across) for $5, and even petoskey stones in the shape of Michigan. For those who don't know, petoskey stones are Michigan's state stone, and are in fact fossils of corals formed by ancient glaciers moving across Michigan. The store's collection included more than just petoskey stones, to more sophisticated larimars (white and aquamarine in colour), kaleidoscopic chrysocollas, and more! Stones that were strung on necklaces or earrings tended to be more expensive than just the stones themselves. There were also DIY kits, such as petoskey stone polishing kits which include an unpolished petoskey stone ($8). I saw a similar kit selling for more $ at Point Betsie's gift shop, so this place seems to have reasonable prices. I didn't buy something here because I had already picked up some trinkets before seeing this shop, but I would have totally come here first if I'd known about it then. In spite of that, service was so cheery and helpful, and the products were so charming, that I felt compelled to write a review. Read their founding story here: https://www.sunbeamsofpromise.com/about

I have found several fun clothing pieces and some great art accessories in this darling shop. The…read moreservice is very good!

In the window was a gorgeous dress that stopped my group. I went in, grabbed it, and asked if I…read morecould step into a fitting room to try it on. The woman frowns at me and says, "only if you aren't trying it on for fun." I was a bit taken aback but tried the dress on anyways. It was gorgeous, but the saleswoman was so rude that I decided to buy it online. Certainly won't be going back here since clearly you are only treated well if you look older and wealthy. I've worked many a retail job and am absolutely shocked.