Had an excellent time on my birthday seeing the shrine . Spent some time talking to the nice lady…read moreat the bookstore . A priest happened be on the property and we had our stuff blessed , he even blessed our dog . The folks we talked to up there were warm and VERY friendly . We learned a lot . The grounds are well kept and beautiful. Very peaceful . I've been to many shrines across America and this one touched my heart . God Bless Bishop Baraga and pray for his canonization . He helped so many in his community and was a wonderful Godly man . I'd also recommend the gift shop . Doesn't look like much but trust me you will be happy you popped in .

This spot is in a very scenic area. Nice place to stop and stretch your legs. If you walk to the…read morefar side of the property there is a great view of the bay.

The chai latte was amazing !! I've had their soup and sandwich's, always so good ! I appreciate…read morebeing able to eat somewhere knowing it's good for you ingredients!

Their "Beef" pasty is actually a rutabaga and potato pasty with just a hint of beef. There is more…read morecarrot (the forth item on the ingredient list) than beef (the third item). Very misleading.

Let's address the cinnamon roll in the room. It's huge, HUGE, yup - and given the massive size, we…read morewere expecting there to be bake issues that tend to come with colossal rolls. There were NOT. It was a perfect bake, and I do mean perfect. Not a hard spot to be found, while still being done throughout. To top it off, both literally & figuratively, the icing was exactly the right amount. Needless to say, it is of self-worthy proportions. We also split a fish & chips meal that was tasty, and couldn't finish it, having started with the roll. I could stop there & be happy. These guys went beyond that tho, with fantastic service to boot. Drinks were never empty. We got regular check-ins without hovering. Seriously, the best service of our entire roadtrip all because we happened to stop in on a whim. There's a sitting area decorated up for season & staff offered to take our picture while the food was cooking. An absolutely adorable idea! Plus, very reasonable prices!

A good variety of breakfast options. We both chose the lumberjack breakfast with 3 eggs, 3 sausage…read morelinks, 3 bacon strips, hashbrowns, and toast (we got the cinnamon swirl). Our server was friendly and efficient, checking in with us several times. The food came out hot, quickly, and cooked correctly. The decor was cute, with flowers and murals set up all over the restaurant. They had many baked goods for sale, including a gigantic cinnamon roll. Tempting, but we were already full from breakfast. The food was all decently priced and we felt like we got a bargain!

This is the only grocery store town. They know that and take full advantage. The items are over…read morepriced. If something is on sale pay attention to the date as it may be expired. The staff is rude and untrained. The floor is sometimes sticky. You can hear your feet pulling away from the ooze as you walk.

Inflated prices, poor fruits and veggies. The deli is ok, but they changed from slicing meats for…read morecustomers to pre packaged. Over priced and too thick on the slices. A lot of products are over the "sell by" date, and still full price. There are items on the "Out of Date" on sale, but most times, the employees walk out the back door with the stuff. The interior of the store is fair considering it's age, floors look worn. As for the staff, the ones who pretend to be floor supervisors are little on the snippy side, and too young to even be able to know how customer service works. The self check outs are a joke, need to be removed and have real people in there, but I understand that no one wants to work there because of several factors. Over all, not impressed, need another store in the L'Anse area.

My sister vividly remembered the name of this business when we returned to MI's Upper Peninsula for…read morevacation. "That's the place with the fancy coffee! It's Good coffee, too! You can make it however you want with flavored creamers and syrups." But everything about these stations/ markets is "good", from filling up the tank, grabbing snacks, drinks of every kind including making your own fancy iced coffee. Food options range from warm/ hot sandwiches (breakfast, lunch, dinner), personal pizzas (breakfast ones too with eggs, veggies, meats) refrigerated sandwiches to heat up in microwave, standard cold sandwiches, hot dogs, corn dogs, yogurt, fruit parfaits, meat/ cheese/ cracker items. Just about everything you can imagine or want. They even have a small area where you can sit down and eat inside. Typical other snacks/ candy/ chips but a huge variety. Even baked goods: fresh daily donuts, muffins, cookies + nicer quality packaged items. And all the other offerings of a gas/ service station for auto or traveling needs. We've been to several locations and the staff is always very friendly, helpful, knowledgeable and efficient; which is a good thing for the locals who go there regularly and have places to be! The environment, inside and out, are always pretty tidy considering the amount of traffic/ people it receives. But if anything needs attention, the staff is very gracious, pleasant and attends as quickly as possible. Prices everywhere are higher these days, but I'd say $-$$, depending on your needs and purchases. I did note a rewards program inquiry when pumping gas, so their customers have that option for their loyalty.

Good service food ok price as to be expected. Fuel price…read morecompetitive but now going up for some reason.