Love stopping in here to check out the wonderful gift ideas. I find the cutest things here - it's…read morehard to focus on who I am buying for and not myself.

Another cute shop here on main. More geared towards kitchen ware, copper pans, ceramic table ware,…read moreother kitchen accessories and everything kitchen related. There's lemon curd, GF cookies, wines, jarred veggies, snacks, salsa, drinks too. There's a lot of fun and random stuff here. They are only open to 3pm.

Food proportions were so big we found ourselves binge eating toward the end because we couldn't get…read moreenough - delicious! Will be returning customers!

Thank goodness Boris left Siegels to open this treasure. Another option for folks on the lakes…read more There's five tables and a few chairs, but, I suspect this is basically a carry-out operation. We first came here after a tip from my dentist. Glorious stories of buying a lb of pastrami and it being so good and hot that they ate it all in the parking lot. Another case of oversized matzoh balls and a tasty broth. They have exceptional meats and a terrific cole slaw. Portions are usually on the large side. However, today's sandwich was a bit skimpy, by comparison. This is also dessert central. Plenty of danish, cookies and 7-layer cake. Prices are actually reasonable for the product received. 10/25

Completing our visit to the power three delis in the area. Tony's had a good sized dining area. No…read morefrills for decor sake. Bathrooms are available in the back corner. Their Mish Mash is excellent. I really enjoyed the Kreplach and matzoh. Worth the trip up there. The Marilyn was very tasty. Not as big as the other delis, I feel it was worth the $14. The biggest issue was the servers. Not at all friendly, smiling or attempting to converse. They also have this annoying habit that they do all over Nevada, by where they try to take your plate because you've stopped eating. You may think that it's outstanding service to clear dirty dishes out of the way, and normally I'd agree with you. But, when there's still food on the plate and I've stopped eating for a minute to read something or talk to my friends, that's not an invitation to come take my plate away. At least these girls all asked nicely if they would like me to clear the dish. No star loss for that. They are open seven days which is great for us. Most of the best places in the area are closed on Monday. 11/25

Huge sandwiches! Excellent service! A super local-gem! I liked everything we tried. It's your…read moretypical diner ambiance...just a homestyle sammy shoppe putting out tasty stacked handhelds.

Alex's Market & Grill in White Lake is one of those places that looks like it should be great--but…read morenever quite delivers on that promise. It's a unique setup as a gas station, market, deli, and bistro all in one, and they definitely offer a ton of options. The selection is honestly one of their biggest strengths--whether it's groceries, prepared foods, or drinks, there's a lot to choose from. That said, the prices are noticeably high across the board, especially for gas and everyday grocery items. The food-to-go section is where things start to fall off. It always looks solid in the case, but somehow never tastes as good as it should. It's not terrible--it's just consistently underwhelming. The bistro itself is decent, but nothing special. If you've had Middle Eastern-style grill spots before, you've had this. Plenty of lamb and shawarma options, but nothing that really stands out. The one exception: the Thai peanut chicken wings and the shoestring fries are actually really good and worth ordering. They also advertise a huge beer selection--something like 100 options--but in reality, the taps are rarely all running, which takes away from what could be a big highlight. One thing that stood out on my last visit was how strong the smell of cleaner was inside. It was almost overpowering and made it tough to sit and enjoy a meal. On the flip side, it was definitely clean--maybe just a little too clean in that moment. Overall, Alex's Market & Grill has a lot of potential with its variety and concept, but it ends up being more average than it looks at first glance. Good in a pinch, but not somewhere you go out of your way for.

Walking in was honestly a bit overstimulating--there's a lot going on right at the entrance with…read moreitems everywhere, which made it feel a little chaotic at first. We went upstairs to eat around 1 PM on a Thursday, so it wasn't particularly busy. Unfortunately, they had already "run out" of a few key items, including the Dubai Espresso Martini and bone-in wings. That was confusing, especially considering there's a grocery store downstairs--it didn't quite add up and was disappointing. The service itself was great. Our waitress was friendly and attentive, but she didn't seem very familiar with the menu and couldn't offer recommendations, which would have helped since it was our first time. As for the food: the boom boom shrimp and lamb sliders were both good and definitely the highlights. However, the fish tacos were extremely salty--so much so that I couldn't finish them. Overall, the vibe is cool and I'd consider coming back for drinks, but based on this experience, I don't think I'd return for the food. We do appreciate the free dessert, I'm just still hungry

I love a good pastie and often go out of my way to search for new pastie places all over the state…read more I noticed Uncle Peter's was sold in a few local markets. When I saw they had a local store I had to stop in and try a hot pastie that was not frozen. Walking in the location was old , outdated and had the lights not been on I'd have thought it was closed down. There was one employee sitting in back who seemed like he was just counting down the hours till he could leave. They had a hot beef and broccoli pastie so I bought those along with 4 frozen pasties that consisted of other flavors so i could enjoy them later or the next day. To say i'm disappointed is an understatement . Uncle Pete's Pasties are $10 each and half the size of most places. They have NO FLAVOR at ALL !!! Like I am in shock I have no clue how the broccoli doesn't even have that veggie taste. However none of these over priced pasties had flavor. The gravy was just okay. Gordon food gravy is better :/ All in all this was horribly disappointing from the customer service , the price to the poor flavor. Save your money if you are truly craving a great pastie my vote thus far is Superior Pasties in Livonia or Cousin Jenny's Cornish Pasties in Traverse City. Those two places are cheaper and have pasties that are amazing in taste and quality. One thing I do want to note about Uncle Pete's is the crust. The crust is very flaky and soft which you'd think would also be tasty and buttery. I'm curious if they used to be flavorful but clearly stopped using whatever once made them a staple. :(

I saw the good review score on Yelp and wanted to try this place out as I was in the area. I got a…read morefresh beef pastie with beef gravy and 2 frozen for later. To say the pastie was absolutely flavorless is honestly an understatement; I'm still deciding if their mediocre beef gravy made it worse or not. I legitimately cannot believe this place has a 4.6 on Yelp. And yes, I was very surprised when my total came out to $36 for 3 pasties and 2 little sides of gravy. Maybe the product was better years ago but I couldn't even finish half of the pastie with gravy. Will probably give the other 2 I bought to the homeless.

I love placing my order online and then having it brought to my car. The quality of the groceries…read moreand the different brands you see on the shelves are always winners. Nieman's is a grocery store for people who like to cook. I recently bought pork chops on the bone that were THE BEST I have ever eaten. I seasoned them simply and baked them at 370-F, 25 mins ea side. I am a Nieman's shopper for life because the quality of the food one buys and consumes matters greatly to the quality of life.

Overpriced, plain & simple - the deli food is pretty good, but the deli staff was quite rude (I was…read moredirected *where* to stand on a slow Sunday night when asking for some chicken salad)

Great place clean professional. I prefer to order prime steaks ahead of time and have them cut a…read morelittle thicker to my liking. It's a great place I hope they are hear to stay.

Delmonico's is what I would call an a butcher shop that is well above average…read more First it is very clean and well organized with plenty of counter help. Second, they sell nothing lower than choice with regards to beef. Third, they have many meets in the freezer that you simply will not see anywhere else. Forth, looking for Prime or Wagyu, they have that too. Lastly, the prices on products are very reasonable. I really like this local butcher shop and I must confess, it's a mandatory stop prior to the weekend BBQ!

It's a convenient store for the area that it's in, due to how busy the only road in and out of town…read moregets / how much further other stores are. Only 2 guys work there who are both very nice. The stores true purpose is only for alcohol / non alcohol drinks / tobacco. There really isn't anything else to purchase here.