Right in the heart of fish town in Leland mi on the Lake Michigan circle tour. Parking is across…read morethe street from fish town but street parking on the main st is just a short walk. All the shops and restaurants are good but we tried Village cheese today. Did the turkey on pretzel bun. Really good sandwich. Turkey is fresh as is the house made bread. Cheese is excellent as is the mayo. Highly recommend ordering ahead as they are busy and rightly so. CASH ONLY fyi.

The town and sandwich shop are unique and historic. The line and wait for just one cold sandwich…read morewas a turn off, but sandwich was fresh and tasty. I am not sure I will go as far as saying worth the wait though since if you have fresh ingredients including a fresh baguette you can. Make yourself a lot faster.. the entire experience was worth it.

We all got coffee and went to the patio to enjoy. The patio is right along a river running along…read morethe back of the establishment. The day was on and off rain so we caught the timing right. I got the vanilla iced latte and the taste was just right. Everyone seemed to enjoy the coffee and the nice little stop on our adventure. We will stop again when in the area.

The inside was intriguing and spacious - no doubt about that. But for the price we paid for our…read morefood, portion sizes felt scant. I'd give the avocado toast a shrug and nothing more. Glad we stopped by but would probably opt for other coffee chops in the area!

Glen Arbor's secret - a real deal Jewish deli shop with enormous sandwiches and variety of bagels…read more Get there before 10 AM because they do sell out TIp: order the half sandwich or if you and your dining companion like the same sandwich just get one and split it. At about 14 a2 to $15 apiece this is one of the rare exceptions where it is a good value because you will get two meals out of each sandwich. We ordered a Tripoli (ham, turkey, salami, and provolone, lettuce, and tomato) and a Gaza ( curried chicken, lettuce, tomato, shredded carrot, and peas) both on rye bread. Both sandwiches were made with high-quality ingredients and we would definitely recommend either of them. Again, I cannot stress it enough, the sandwiches are enormous, and you really should share. it feels like a grammar school, kind of a cafeteria, it's modern and clean, but not particularly in inviting or appealing or charming in any way. Service was patient with his first time, kind, and very helpful. Recommend!! I'd like to return in the future and try their bagels. I'm disappointed that I came at lunchtime and all they had left with cinnamon raisin and I'm not a fan of raisins so... Next time!

This place is the perfect place to grab a breakfast bagel when visiting Glen Arbor! I went two…read moredays in a row. I had the onion bagel with egg and cheddar, and it's perfect! I would love to try to lunchmeat sandwiches on my next visit. Highly recommend this. Don't expect it to be a go, grab and leave. It's a busy place so even if the line isn't long, you'll be waiting for a bit to get your order. I'd say, it's completely worth it, as long as you have the time!

Excellent food and service in a cute town. We will return on our next trip and are recommending it…read moreto friends who travel to that area as well.

Our second time having takeout from Pegtown. The first time last year the wait was double what was…read morequoted. The pizza was decent - everyone was hungry by then so it got wolfed down. We had an issue with something missing but it's a 15 minute drive from where we stay so we let it go. This last time, we ordered pizza ahead, had asked for 2 ingredients to be omitted, and when we got back home, there were copious amounts of both on the pizza. The pizza is ok - an option when other pizza places in the area are closed, it filled the need, but probably our last time trying it. Kind of bummed.

Delicious!! Great spot with outdoor seating. Pastries, yogurt parfait, breakfast sandwiches, and…read morecoffees were all amazing. We can't wait to return

Cute little coffee shop! By little, it's actually pretty spacious. You stand in a line and find…read moreyour own table and they'll bring it to you. The shakshuka is so unbelievable and like a flavor bomb!

I spent approximately two minutes inside and it was amazing. We ordered our food online which was…read moresuper easy to do and the food was ready on time. Despite the small space being very packed (a sign of a quality restaurant), the staff were exuberant and genuinely seemed delighted to be providing food and coffee. The meals were delightful (the LBC sandwich stole the show) and the honey cardamom latte was pure brilliance. I hope to dine inside next time because the people there are delightful and the space is absolutely charming.

This was a great stop during our quick road trip up the peninsula for coffee and a snack. My…read morehusband loved the Kitchen Sink cookie -- it was massive and apparently delicious. As a vegan, I was happy to see they do offer quite a few vegan-friendly lunch options, just not many quick grab-and-go dessert choices. We split an oat milk latte, and it was excellent. You could tell it was prepared with care, and it made for the perfect pick-me-up before heading back to Traverse City. We enjoyed relaxing inside for a bit, and the atmosphere was cozy and welcoming. Everyone we interacted with was incredibly kind and accommodating. Definitely a lovely stop while exploring the area!

Mmm, stroopwafel. Love those things. Coffee drink was good, too. Servers- so friendly. Nice lil mix…read moreof indoor and outdoor seating available. I am not sure if this business is year round or seasonal. Definitely stop by if they are open while you are in town.

So quaint and welcoming with the turquoise and fish decor. We had " homemade" ice cream sandwiches…read moreand freshly made strop waffles. Sinful indeed! Staff so friendly and sitting at the old fountain bar very nostalgic. Definitely my favorite place for ice cream.

Went to Northport, Mi for the July 4th celebration. We were getting a little antsy there and the…read morekids wanted to leave so we headed back to our campground. We decided to stop for Ice Cream in Empire and found the Little Finger Eatery. Line was out the door when we arrive but move quickly. We all enjoyed the ice cream as we sat outside on the tables. Quality Hudsonville ice cream. A Little guy was making waffle cones in the front window and was doing a great job. We will come back again when in the area. Stop in and try some!!

Small 'mom & pop' ice cream and coffee shop. Stoped in after putting our toes in Lake Michigan…read more Fair prices for coffee, ice cream, and cookies / muffins. Very clean and has a few tables and chairs to relax in. Not sure what else to say, just a little shop downtown. If you're looking for coffee or ice cream, stop in!