Great store, wonderful merchandise! Bonnie is the Best!!!…read moreMake sure you visit Pickle Point, you won't be Disappointed. They have everything to make your shopping experience amazing!

Celebrating Michigan through and through…read more Overall, this is a super cute gift shop that differs from the glut of touristy t-shirt & souvenir shops dominating the main drag in Mackinaw City. I came across this Made in Michigan shop, located in the Mackinaw Crossings outdoor mall, while on vacation at the end of the summer as I was shopping for something more unique, something that didn't scream "you've just bought a tacky souvenir at a tourist trap." After looking around for a few minutes, I could tell there was nothing tacky or "tourist trap" about this shop. Sure, they sold some t-shirts with a distinct Michigan feel (better quality than most of the local t-shirt shops dotting the street), but beyond that there were hand carved wood chopping boards shaped like the Michigan mitten, seasonings, dressings and jams all produced in Michigan kitchens, unique jewelry, artwork and toss pillows in a nautical theme, clearly a nod to Michigan's "Great Lakes" heritage, and plenty of DIY/upcycled home decor, including old Michigan license plates turned into wall hangings. True to its name, everything sold in this store is 100% Michigan made, be it artwork, pottery, glassware, home decor/crafts, jewelry, candles, soaps, clothing, food items and more. In other words, if they sell it, it was made in Michigan. I liked not only the concept, but the execution as well. This store did more than just pay lip service to the idea of selling only Michigan-made products by local artisans. It delivered on all counts, including quality, selection and price. Despite being a gift shop in a popular Upper Michigan tourist town and selling only handmade products made by some of Michigan's finest crafters, artists, etc (not a single commercial/big box retail item is sold in this shop), the prices were quite affordable, surprisingly low, in fact. Truthfully, I expected the prices to be much higher and I would have gladly paid for such high quality, original pieces, though I was secretly jumping for joy at how decent the price point on most things were. I picked up a dainty "upcycled DIY" necklace for myself for $18, some homegrown jam, fridge magnets (about $2 apiece), and a limited edition print (by a fairly well-known Northern Michigan artist). When all was said and done, I dropped less than $80. It's hard to spend under that just walking into any gift shop in Mackinaw City without buying anything more than a cheap t-shirt and some fudge. In my opinion, it was money well-spent. I believe there is an official Made in Michigan Store "sister" location in Grand Rapids that is open year-round that sells a very similar product line as well, based on what the salesperson at the register told me as she was wrapping up my items.

I was looking around for less cheesy tourist shorts. I liked the logos and quality of the shirts…read morehere best. They had images of horses, lilacs, and more simple plain cursive prints that I really liked. Also, be aware, they will ask for a tip at check out which I was a little surprised about.

This store is small and tucked away on a side street between Main and Market , but the customer…read moreservice and the product designs are a MUST when visiting the island! It was refreshing to find unique, Mackinac Island specific prints on their souvenir t-shirts and sweatshirts. The customer service I received in the shop was one of the most pleasant I've experienced on the Island as well. If you're visiting the island and looking for a beautiful and quality souvenir be sure to check this place out!

Cool little shop on Main Street in downtown at Ignace. Biggest selection of stormy Kroger's I've…read moreever seen. I finally got one this year. They sell higher end clothing and appear to be a rep for Kuhl!!!

Great collection of quality sports wear brands. I love good clothes so I highly recommend this…read morestore. Staff is helpful and nice too.

The Grand Hotel recently opened its Mackinac Market on Main, a gift shop featuring Grand Hotel…read moremerchandise and other souvenirs, along with Sadie's Ice Cream Parlor. Smart idea to have a taste of The Grand on Main Street! Since most of the merchandise says Grand Hotel and not just Mackinac Island, I'm not sure how interested the average tourist would be in GH merch if they aren't staying there. A single scoop at Sadie's is $7 but it's HUGE--more like two scoops in my book and perfect for sharing!

We stopped in here for one tie. The owners were so friendly & willing to offer suggestions on…read moreclothes & places to go on the island. He overheard us saying that we were having dinner at The Woods tonight. He picked up the phone made a phone call & got us primo seating on the upper level!!!! What a nice guy!!!! This boutique offers really nice quality clothes at reasonable prices. And what's even better is how friendly & willing to help they were!!!!!!!! A great place to visit while on the island!!!

So if you are on the island you MUST visit this store. They have it all for men and women. As a…read moreyounger age visitor (40yo) with my wife they have a wide selection for all age ranges. Also, forget that island price they give you REAL prices you would pay mainland. Nicest people ever, great prices, what more could you want? They made our first visit to the island a great shopping experience. If you want sunglasses go here. Costa is the best my wife and I have seen. She bought one pair, I am following suit tomorrow and getting some too. See this store. It's worth the look.

This area offers a pleasant diversion/break point, while transferring carriages on the Island…read moreCarriage Tour. Combination museum, gift shop, snack area, photo shop, restrooms, etc.; this well-maintained facility allows folks to stretch their legs, wander about, rest, indulge in some shopping, snacking, etc., before continuing their touring.

This museum served as the midway point for the Mackinac Island Carriage Tours. To my understanding,…read morethere is no admission fee. Inside, you'll find souvenir shops, a small food court area and antique carriages galore. The surreys on display are reminiscent of the Downton Abbey era of horse drawn carriage, which still exists today on Mackinac Island, but with more modern carriages. The museum shares property with Wings of Mackinac butterfly conservatory and the Grand Hotel Stables, where you can see horses and even more antique carriages.

Great service, nice selection of merchandise! The staff is…read morealways helpful and smiling. Not so everywhere...

Little Luxuries has two different stores - the first is the Artists Market which is small but…read moremighty and the other store is Little Luxuries and is huge! So this review is strictly for the Artists Market. Tons of handcrafted goodies and so much to look at. Love seeing all the different items from artists. A truly unique gift will be found at the Artists Market! Some of the items included earnings, greeting cards, baby gifts, candles, soaps, and the list goes on and on. I myself found a beautiful pair of handmade earrings that I could not pass up. Staff was helpful and complimented my purchase with a comment of herself having to go check out the earrings, since they were just showcased. My purchase was wrapped up in pretty tissue paper. A must stop when visiting downtown Mackinac Island!