What a lovely shoppe with even more lovely treats, sweets and friendly staff that made me feel…read moreright at home! A hidden GEM for sure! I will return. Deborah C

AMAZING! A HIDDEN GEM!! I don't know where to start so I'll…read morejust ramble. We can't order enough of the original croissants. It's the only place in town that comes close to authentic. They also make a Nutella filled croissant that is so good I can't even talk about it. They have a huge selection of Muffins that change daily. Sure, regular blueberry, that is both huge and delicious, but they also have fun varieties like WHOPPIE PIE, SMORES, AND CARAMEL APPLE Muffins. It's just crazy. Speaking of crazy... Their cookies are so good it doesn't make sense. They are huge, actually not the prettiest, but OMG... I ruined my diet for them. We also ordered a really cute bunny cake for Easter and it was very good. They also have fresh breads. So far we have tried the Italian and cinnamon. Both were soft and delicious. It's the kind if fresh bread you just want to snack on. O.. and once I had a cherry turnover from this place that I would have smacked someone in the face for. Yep.. that good. They are some kind of magic at this place. So do I recommend this place?? Well what do you think?? Lol DEFINITELY STOP IN AND TRY 1 OF EVERYTHING. You're welcome.

Absolutely fantastic bakery in a little house. Indoor and outdoor seating. I stop here on my…read moreway up north and will continue to do so. Sad its not in my town! I was impressed with the owner cranking out all kinds of bakery items, brownies, cookies, donuts, pasties, bread, etc..... Last stop I walked away with a loaf of bread too warm to run thru the slicer. The smell of it in the car was so heavenly I ended up ripping the end off to devour as it was going to be a while before I had access to a knife. Owner seems to be nearly a one man band. Much admiration to her dedication. I will be back for sure. Cute looking ice cream place next door is also on my list to try.

these are the best pasties I have ever had. The breads are great also. The smells when walk in make…read moreyou want to buy one of everything. Dennis

I have been thru the U.P. and have tried a lot of pasties and they have the best pasties I have…read moreever had.

Excellent little bakery in a quaint house right on the main drag. The owner is a retired local who…read moreis quite the baker! I stopped in today for a donut and walked out with an Italian poppyseed/almond loaf (made with canola and olive oil) and a fresh out of the oven pasty. It was delicious! In addition to donuts, he specializes in pies and other sweet loaf breads. Giant cookies, yummy bismarks and muffins are also available. He also has white, pumpernickel, and sour dough bread but they sell quickly! There are some local gifts available as well. You won't be disappointed.

Prices here are quite reasonable…read more There's a ton of dining area, but I don't see many folks sitting to eat here at all. The counter is right up front, an odd spot to have it. I grabbed a caramel, cinnamon, Boston cream and a Dutch crumb. $7 for 4 donuts. The cinnamon donut was dense and super dry. Not good. The caramel donut itself was quite dry. The caramel frosting was good. The Dutch crumb donut itself was dense and dry. The crumb wasn't too bad. The Boston cream donut was soft and billowy, as you bite into it. The Boston cream was more to one side of the donut. The Boston cream was good, as was the chocolate frosting. This was the better donut out of the 4, hands down.

Better than Dunkin's but not fancy. The donuts fresh and the service is great. I don't think you…read morewill be disappointed especially with the filled variety. Coffee was surprisingly excellent considering the price. Those ladies are doing a good job. The atmosphere and cleanliness of the floor could be better... but who cares, the donuts are great and the value can't be beaten... if your passing by, stop at this establishment, you won't be disappointed.

They've started a round-up policy to avoid giving out exact change. This is just the beginning of…read morewoke/communism/socialism/dictatorship. When I demanded exact change, they had to get a manager involved, who was offended by my insistance. The cashier and manager had difficulty figuring the exact change. I like their store, but won't do business with automatons.

I am a troll from Lansing. I was surprised to see such a variety of offerings and at very good…read moreprices compared to where I live. I wished there was a market like that where I live. I beats the chain stores such as Meijer's, Kroger, and Walmart. Way to go Elmer's!

As you're driving into Escanaba you'll be slowly mesmerized by all the signs that mention Gram's…read morehas been here for 16 years and it'll make you want to go. Which is what happened to me. Stopped by for an early dinner and I was ecstatic that there was no one there so I could get my Pastie right away. As you walk in you'll see a giant board that shows how far and wide people come from to try these pasties. The furtherest I was London. They have a huge menu that's hard to miss and tell you exactly what's hot and ready. I had the Rutabaga one and I've never had one before, which to my surprise I ended up really liking. The lady in front is very helpful too and kind so make sure to ask for a pin before you leave and mark it on the map.

The Pastys here are awesome! I want to try them all! I will…read morebecause I plan to be back! The best thing is when you're just traveling through, they have frozen Pastys for you to purchase! I got several Breakfast and Beef & Potato. The crew in Wyoming (my next work location) were jealous of my lunches!

What a sweet little spot! The woman working was so welcoming and relaxed. I walked in with my…read moreparents and my three little girls, and she was incredibly pleasant and accommodating. My dad said it felt like you were walking into someone's home the way she treated us. It was steadily busy, but she was attentive and so kind. All of us enjoyed our food, which was also reasonably priced. My mom and I got the Miner Meal, and it was perfect. The original pasty (just your classic meat, potato and option for rutabaga), a side of slaw, a drink and cookie. I grew up eating pasties, and it was a really solid one. It's all about the crust for me, and they nailed it. Plus, the option of 8oz was just right! And the slaw was really yummy too. A very refreshing side for a heavy pasty. My dad got the pasty mac - no clue it was even a thing (and maybe it isn't anywhere else), and he loved it! Kids got pepperoni pizza pasty and chicken tenders and fries - everything was a hit. My dad tasted the pizza pasty too and said it was delicious. Only the kids ate the tenders and fries - nothing special there, but they were happy with them. Then they each got a cup of Superman ice cream, and we all know you can't go wrong there. Overall, a really great experience! We'd totally come back and would recommend to anyone looking for some classic and tasty yooper food close to the iron mine!! Drive-thru, indoor and outdoor seating, convenient location, coloring pages for kids, great service. Oh, and the bathroom is nice and clean too.

Unless there's a nuclear apocalypse under no circumstances, should you order fish from this…read moreestablishment. They turned Cajun catfish into a soggy sponge that tasted like dirt from the bottom of your shoe. The mystery tartar sauce was exactly it mystery! very strange color tint between white and yellow. I have absolutely no idea what the two fried balls in the little brown bag where that came with with the meal, which I'm assuming is a consolation prize for taking a gamble and ordering from here. Whatever it was smelt exactly like the fish so that tells me that whatever they fried it in was in the same oil they're cooking fish in which most of us all know is a no-no. The woman at the register, walking around, rubbing her nose, face hair and touching everything in between was a sight I'll just never forget. It's a dirty shame because food used to be excellent coming from this place, but that's back when employees clearly cared about the product they were serving