Free items in 2023 Perfect customer service…read more Perfect ambiance Everything else!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?!!!+!!

They are always so nice and it's a great place to get little lunches and snack foods. I am highly…read moreaddicted to their egg rolls. Like, it's becoming a problem, they are so crunchy, yummy and interferes with my stupid keto diet.... I can't even help myself!

This is the best place in Douglas to buy all of the important things for your stay. Their pizza is…read moreamazing, as is the rest of the menu. The staff is beyond friendly and accommodating. As a local, I've loved this place for years. Mask up to walk in, be respectful of others' space, and be grateful for the service you receive while there. They are going out of their way to keep us safe.

Good sandwiches - in a deli desert. Basic - food - liquor - snacks. Fresh sandwiches - fried…read morechicken salad which was good

All of these reviews were from Cranky Hank's. They do not apply to Happy Jake's. Yelp should let…read morereaders know about this. This place is in no way in the same league as Cranky Hank's. They claimed they were going to keep everything the same when they bought the well-regarded establishment. They have not. Quality of food is not as good. Overcharged on many orders with no resolution and/or apology. Selection and quality of other inventory in store is dramatically decreased. Not a very honest business.

First time experience Nice friendly employees…read more Had large thin crust pizza it had generous toppings Sauce needs more spices flavor It was quiet greasy but pretty good overall I'll give it another try like to support local businesses

With the lack of good pizza options in the area, I found this place on Apple Maps and thought I'd…read moregive it a try. It is, in fact, a tiny "general store" that is inconspicuous and easily missed. It sits right on a two-lane coastal "highway," barely 1/4 mile from Lake Michigan, but would just as likely be found in some backwater Alabama swamp (not an insult, just an ambience). They have a small deli in the back and the young unassuming young guy making pizzas and other baked goods. He seemed nice, albeit so what suspicious. There was also a quintessential old farmer-type playing lottery scratch-offs by scratching off the barcode without actually playing the game on the front, then communicating with the cashier woman on a first name basis (Sarah). What a weird experience. I'm always interested in the colorful characters these tiny little towns and their stores. The pizza? Some of the best I've found south of Holland. The sauce had a hint of sweetness, and the crust had a couple of semi burnt bubbles that added to the delicious crunch of the crust. The taste may not be worthy of a five, but certainly a Midwest tiny-town-in-the-middle-of-nowhere five, and certainly worth a visit for pizza, miscellaneous baked goods... or beer, wine, and lottery.

I called the Glen store to order pizza which I have not done in a while and asked how much the…read morepizza was and then ordered the two pizzas and when I got there they were a totally different price. When I told them that Emma had quoted me the price they yelled at Emma and sent her back to the kitchen and embarrassed her in front of all of the customers waiting in line. Afternoon some discussion they did give them to me at the price that was quoted and then preceded to tell me never to come back again and to get out of the store. They were so rude. I would go to the Glen store all the time as I live down the road, now I will never go there again. And let everyone know about my experience. I can't believe how they treated a customer.

Alright, so you're in the middle of nowhere, your pizza take out options are pretty limited, and…read morethis place should suit you just fine. Yes, pizzas are only available in one size, but they are pretty good. Just stay away from the taco pizza, its pretty bland. Their ribs are also excellent, but last time I was in, I did not see them, nor did I bother to ask.

New Owner as of first of this year. Major cleaning was done and rearranging the Pizzas now come in…read more3 sizes the Chicken is juicy and great. not a super market but a nice little country store where you always get a friendly hello and made to feel welcome.

Their Polish sausage is REAL POLISH SAUSAGE. Lots of other Polish items but this little country…read morestore by the side of the road is a gem.

You can order what want. It's all the best. Only place we get our fresh sausage. It is out of…read moreChicago. Been getting it from her for 10 yrs!

Friendly, gives directions well to travelers in the area. If they don't have it, they'll direct…read moreyou to a business that does.

We don't have Rite Aid back home, so I am always interested in the differences between this and a…read moreCVS or Osco or Walgreens. I also heard that Rite Aid was facing tought financial times and could close all of its stores, which would leave Cass without a drug store and forced to rely solely on the meager offerings in the Dollar Stores and Hardings Grocery. So, when we come up here, I try to buy even food items at this place to help out! (As if our $30 is really turning the tides, but still!) I really like the staff at this Rite Aid - they are not the typical surly employees and seem to enjoy working here. They help me out when I am looking for a random item we forgot at home or need for lunch and seem to have literally every sunscreen product on the market. They totally have more on the shelves than CVS too, which is major in my book.

Reason for the 1 star is not for the employees that work in the store they are very nice - it's for…read morethe pharmacy!! Prescriptions are NEVER ready on time and they even gave my husband a wrong prescription- it's gotten worse for the last 6 months.

Wonderful store for an Adventure Day. Lovely family owns the store…read more Looking for a souvenir? A Birthday present? Look no further than a Van Buren State Park Hoodie or others classy habillement.

Located adjacent to Van Buren State Park. It is the closest place to the park to get supplies. They…read morehave snacks, drinks, ice and frozen novelties. Limited camping gear is also available if you forgot something, or something broke. Firewood is located outside. It was $6 a bundle. Morning rains left many of the bundles wet. (There are tarps, but water still got under some.) We found a dry bundle, and paid via the honor box. Dogs are not allowed inside, but there are several trees with "dog parks," (spots to hook up your dog,) while you go inside. Each is on grass, and spaced out so that dog can not reach each other.