Well looking on the outside don't let it fool you. Fantastic smoked whitefish they were out of the…read moreother fish. We grabbed the smoked fish dip. Very pleased with it all.

Fish dip is amazing. Fresh and tasty! Definitely worth the stop! Maybe a little more like…read moreWisconsin then Michigan

Holy moly! The day after arriving at our rental cottage in…read moreMoran, Michigan on Brevoort lake, we noticed plenty of mosquitoes! Serious mosquitos! So the first thing on our list of needs, was buying a can of Off! Being that the cottage is in a fairly rural area, there aren't very many stores. But on our drive in, I noticed King's Fish Market. It was close, so I drove up. Turns out they don't sell bug spray, only smoked fish and a million other things, including Venison sausage. I purchased some smoked white fish and some venison cheddar sausage. OMG-Fantastic! They also have a little cafe and you can order fish and chips, chicken fingers etc as well. Big local beer selection too. After walking around checking everything out, I walked past a couple of women having lunch. I figured I'd ask how the food was. They then told me it was delicious, and that they have lunch there several times a week. Needless to say, my lovely wife and I will be back! And then before cashing out and leaving, the friendly owner sent me down the road to a gas station that sells Off! Bonus!

Wherever I can support local during my travels, I'm all for it. Last week, I brought a group of…read moreTexans, Missourians, and Californians here for lunch during our week-long tour through both Michigan's Lower and Upper Peninsulas. While we found this to be a charming local fish and specialty market, we were unfortunately underwhelmed by the food. Most of us ordered the 2-piece whitefish basket with fries. The fish itself seemed fresh, but the batter lacked seasoning and could have been much crispier. The fries were also fairly soggy. We also tried the whitefish chowder, which desperately needed salt. Adding a bit ourselves made a huge difference in flavor. We arrived well before the lunch rush and practically had the place to ourselves, so perhaps this was just an off day. Still, the fish baskets felt severely under-fried and lacking overall flavor, which was disappointing given the local reputation and specialty focus.

Their Smoked Fishes are AMAZING ... I enjoyed the smoked Trout especially. I am an Indiana gal ,…read moreand I will make a special trip just for the smoked fish at Big Stone. Thank You Big Stone Bay Fishery , for all your great service ,the wonderful atmosphere, and the excellent products .

This is the best place in Northern Michigan for all of your local seafood needs! They have some of…read morethe best smoked fish out there and the freshest fish anywhere! I can't recommend them enough.

Crazy great fish dips. Salmon, lake trout or…read morewhitefish-doesn't matter. All are delicious

Heck yes, this place was quaint and had all the things we needed. Our goal was to get fresh fish…read morelocally while camping and we found some delicious whitefish. They have the quick grabs of salmon dip, whitefish dip, smoked salmon and so much more. The staff was super friendly and helpful.

Stopped in after visiting the bridge to grab some smoked fish and snacks! Nice little place with…read moreplenty of things from liquor and beer to stickers and local goods! The fish was good and the staff friendly!

Thank goodness for the extremely kind employee here who helped us out! I will always stop here when…read morewe come through. It was a clean and nice convenience store.

Although the selection of restaurants on Beaver Island is small, they don't skimp on quality or…read moreflavor. At least that's what I took from my experience at Dalwhinnie, where I had two meals in one day on a recent trip to the island. A mere 1/2 mile from the center of downtown and next to McDonaugh's grocery, Dalwhinnie boasts a large front porch facing Paradise Bay, with lots of tables for outdoor dining. For breakfast, I decided on the Lake Michigan Eggs Benedict. I don't know why I never thought of this one, because it's essentially the love child of two of my favorite brunch dishes -- Eggs Benedict and Lox Bagels. With some fresh arugula to accompany, it was even more delicious than I had hoped for. We got a small coffee at breakfast, which came with free refills -- a nice perk! We returned later the same day after a 20 mile bike ride, ready for something else tasty. I had a hard time deciding, as all of the wraps and sammies had delicious-sounding descriptions. Chicken ranch wrap was the winner, and it didn't disappoint. Chicken, ranch, cheese, spinach, and tomato were tucked into a lightly grilled wrap, with some crunchy pickle slices on the side. I don't remember the last time I went to the same restaurant twice in one day, but I hope that my next trip to Beaver Island has me doing the same again at Dalwhinnie!

This place is pretty reliable and compared to the lackadaisical standards on the island service is…read morepretty prompt. The food is good.and they have decent coffee. I also like being so close to the water and the porch. One thing that was a bit of a bummer was getting my chips in a bag with my sandwich. It feels a little too pricey to just be getting a bag of 99 lays as a side

I HIGHLY recommend Cecil Bay Trading Post; in fact, I will wait to purchase some items from there,…read morenext time I'm in the area, solely to be able to give them my business. Not only do they have a great selection of items but their prices are incredibly reasonable! Being one of the few places near Wilderness State Park, they could choose to take advantage of that - their prices indicate anything but that. Whether you're looking for ice, food, beer, camping gear or ice cream - they have it all! 10 out of 10 recommend.

Very handy stop not far from Wilderness State Park. Some basic groceries, firewood,…read morebeer/wine/liquor, pizza made fresh on the premises. Plus some camping gear and a surprising array of bike accessories and supplies. My only quibble was the the grocery line was a little too basic...couldn't find cold cereal aside from some small bags of highly sweetened kids' stuff. But other things we needed we found, including a baja hoodie for my wife at a great price. One of their pizzas is on the menu for our next trip up this way.

BEST DONUTS!! We walked from Mission Point and it was a great view. Well worth it once we arrived…read more The donuts are like cider donuts but better (who knew that's possible). Great with coffee. We had some left over and ate the rest the next morning along the water. You stop here during one of the carriage tours as well so take the time to bring donuts off the island with you too. It's that good.

BEST. DONUTS. EVER…read more I am a HUGE fan of cake donuts and the donuts at Feed Bag did not let me down! Tucked away in Surrey Hills, The Feed Bag offers various donuts, hot dogs, nachos and other snacks to hold you over throughout your Mackinac Island visit. I've been to Mackinac Island a handful of times and I am constantly trying to find new places to visit and explore. After a 3 hour hike and my boyfriend complaining he was hungry (no surprise there!), I led us to The Feed Bag. my boyfriend is not the biggest donut fan, but he hasn't stopped talking about the donuts here in the weeks since! So fresh. So warm and comforting. My usual is a plain cake donut, but the real stand out here is the cake donut with sprinkles and a light amount of frosting. Tastes like Fruity Pebbles! The workers here were courteous and welcoming, just like all islanders are. Highly recommend stopping in for donuts on your next visit! It's a short walk from Grand Hill!