When you visit Beaver Island, you may want to stock up on groceries and essentials that you may…read morehave forgotten at the mainland. Thankfully, McDonough's Market carries pretty much everything you could need throughout your stay. Located about a half hour from the main downtown (the ferry dock and community center), it's an easy walk or bike ride over to pick up what you may need. My recent stay was short, so I didn't have to pick up too much. After a 10 mile bike ride, though, only a chilled Gatorade would hit the spot. There was a large variety of flavors of Gatorade, as well as some Vitamin Water, chilling in one of the refrigerators, and I happily availed myself of one. On a separate trip that same visit, I wanted to find some local coffee to take back as a gift for a coffee connoisseur. The bag that I needed was hiding in plain sight, and I missed it on my first go-around. I asked a friendly employee to help me find it, which she did without delay. There's a great welcoming and friendly vibe on the island that was apparent when I was browsing throughout the store, which made it a pleasure to pop in that day. If you find yourself on Beaver Island, make sure you stop by McDonough's for a quick visit!

We stopped into the Bodega several times on our visit to the island - not for groceries but for the…read morebakery. The muffins were incredible and if you get a chance you have to try the turkey pot pie - big chunks of turkey and veggies with a flaky crust! And it was an incredible spot to sit with a hot cup of coffee and pastry to watch the sun rise over the harbor.

Had the pleasure of meeting Vicky, the charming owner and ace raconteur and foodie. We stopped by…read morejust off the ferry looking for coffee and she managed to give us the lowdown on where to eat, what to do, and shared some fascinating local history. She even gave us a proper introduction at the local tavern later that evening. Talk about service! BTW, her deli is GREAT. The baked goods, sandwiches, and salads are head and shoulders better than most of the other limited options on the island. Do yourself a favor and start and end your island stay at the Bodega. Vicky will steer you in the right direction!!

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

A little pricy but delicious. On this island there isn't many food choice, this place we have gone…read moreto twice was always packed. Had seating inside and outside. Breakfast and lunch options. I got the blueberry turnover both times I went you can tell it was fresh and delicious both times. The donuts are thicker (not like krispy creams). The French fries were cooked perfect. Everything we all ordered was cooked to perfection and delicious. We ended up sitting inside the first time and outside the next. If you're in town this is a great morning stop.

VERY narrow aisles and store so small there are always displays on one side making it impossible to…read morepass another cart. Store is mostly well stocked. Employees friendly.

Nicely stocked neighbourhood grocery store…read more Customers run into neighbours usually each and every visit. Employees were friendly and very helpful to the point at the checkout the sacker spoke up about a special price on 3 boxes of Chex cereal as my mother in law was making the second batch of Chex Mix. Everything we needed was there - though she was looking for Chocolate Orange and they didn't have any. So close to Christmas the place was packed though and it was difficult to navigate. Given how much snowfall there was the parking lot was in need of another scraping. And also given how far north it is and the amount of snow St Ignace receives I think they should have a longer entry area to make sure snow covered boots can be shed of the snow instead of making the whole store's floor slick and wet as you walk and it melts off.

Mackinaw family market…read more Was here for the Labor Day walk. Perfect place for parking. Price was $20. Ok Next time we will visit he store Highly recommended

Super expensive...and stingy with condiments. Paid over $25 for three small sandwiches. Lady asked…read moreif we'd like mustard or mayo and we said "two of each please." But apparently she's only allowed to give one packet of each...regardless of how many sandwiches you buy. You'd think since the mark-up on the samosas at least 100%, they could throw in a couple more mustard packets. Won't be back.

This is a fantastic grocery in Manistique - if you're anywhere in the immediate area, it's your…read morebest choice: good prices and high quality produce The pasties on the hot food bar are surprisingly good- actually prefer these over any place along 2- each day is a different flavor (Wednesday is chicken and Friday is veggie)

What a great place to shop and they have the best deli in Michigan, try the chicken and cold slaw…read moreit's amazing.

The directories will tell you this address is Burt's Market, but the sign outside reads "Pat &…read moreGary's II Party Store." This is a convenience store, which also contains "Kel's Kitchen & Deli." This place puts out some awesome grinders! You'd never know it just driving by -- the place looks like just a simple party store -- but we had a hot tip from another business (the quilt shop up the road) that this place was good for lunch. Wearing dirt bike attire, you would be out of place at a sit-down restaurant, but this place has a pizza kitchen along with a party store, and there is a bench around the corner in the shade (near the hydroponics store, man!) where you can set up shop and have lunch. Back to the grinders... The bread is delish. It crackles! You have your choice of fillings. They also make pizza at this place, so a grinder is basically a pizza sandwich. These grinder things were so huge, each of us could barely eat ours, but they were soooo good, we exerted a special effort. We were happy to be overstuffed, but since we were riding our dirt bikes that day, we really should have split one grinder between the two of us. On successive visits, we have ordered just a HALF sandwich and split that. It has been plenty. Stopping for lunch here is the highlight of this particular dirt bike loop that we like to frequent in the Indian River area. Definitely go there if you love warm bread and melty, savory sandwich fillings. You won't be disappointed! There is a 75 cent charge for using a credit card.

I asked for sauce on the side got none of course they gave me now banana peppers at all. Tried to…read moreget an antipasto salad they said it was in the fridge my husband picked it up nope not in the fridge they sent a rotini salad. Not happy at all. Guess they just don't care about there customers

Nice little grocery stop on the strip of Mackinac Island. In the back of the store they have a…read moreplace where you can place an order for some pizza, get some cappuccino, sandwiches, etc... There are no cars allowed on the strip.

What a cozy little market! This is the type of place where you'll find necessities and name-brand…read moreitems, but also local products, gourmet foods, produce (including rutabagas, for some reason), beer and liquor and wine, lots of snacks and candy, a frozen food section, and even a hot food area. Doud's is a small market, but it has lots of stuff. As far as I know, this is one of the only markets on Mackinac Island. There actually is another Doud's down Main Street toward the ferry area, but it's a smaller grab-and-go convenience store, mostly with snacks and coffee. My hotel was right across the street, so I bopped into Doud's a couple of times during my stay, to grab a bottle of wine (they have a decent selection of wine), some candy for my kids, and some fruit because I needed to eat something fresh. The store is tidy and everything is arranged nicely. They also have self-checkout kiosks, so you can get in and out quickly.

I called to HR, to let them know how I was treated by the cashier, Mitiz , the store director,…read morePatrick and the DM, Mark Zink. Thought a 10.00 gift card was acceptable for my inconvenience. Well if, Bob Greenman was still the store director. It would definitely been taken care of definitely. I'll shop at, Walmart and Meijer, before I shop there again.

I brought some PROTEIN PEANUT BUTTER that was OUTDATED it expired last December in 2025 and the…read morecashier named AUSTIN at the front desk where you but lotto tickets. He's a dick and rude to doordashers, I can't stand him and he's not a fucking manger like he says he is he isn't a real manger he is so fucking rude. They don't have good choice in fruits or veggies. And the prices are way 2 high. Someone needs to deal with AUSTIN how he treats his costumers. I remember he said that he had 2 watch what he says when he saw me standing at the cash register that's when he said I have 2 watch what I say. I will do a review about Austin when he's rude to me or other costumers I won't deal it when a worker at FAMILY FARE is being rude to the costumers