Excellent meat and jerky!! Great service and a wide selection of fresh produce. Go to spot grilling…read moremeat in the Cadillac area.

Bought meat from the butcher counter three different times and all three times, it was amazing. New…read moreYork strip, porterhouse steak and pork chops....fantastic quality. Great prices!! The hillbilly jerky was some of the best beef jerky I've ever had.

This is a cute little farm that has goats (I saw one nursing!), chickens, ducklings and I think…read morethere was a pony. There was also the friendliest little dog who apparently belongs to neighbors but he likes to come over and greet people. The store sells soap, lotion, cheese as well as frozen pizza, pot pies, fruit pies and flavored butter, all of which, I believe, are made on site. The young woman who was running the store was very friendly and welcoming.

What a great place! The day we popped in Santa happened to be there, What a fun surprise! They were…read morealso hosting a little sampling open house and we were lucky enough to be able to try all their different goat cheeses. Everything was so delicious, we ended up buying a couple house made chèvre and feta. They also sell different goat soaps and lotions. But my favorite part was walking around the property and hanging out with all the barn kitties, chickens, and goats! The staff here were so friendly and welcoming. I'm definitely adding this place to stop back to in the summer.

Most everything in my fridge comes from these great ladies (and guy), they are very into everything…read morebeing clean food, great meat, milk, veg, and their prices are the same as the processed junk from the big box stores. Nice to have a solid local option

Yelp states market is closed on saturday. This is not correct - OPEN on Saturday, closed only on…read moreSunday. Great market!!

This is an Amish owned and run store in Manton; there's a produce stand down the road that also…read moresells in-season fruits/vegetables, but this place sells baking goods, baked goods, candies, brown eggs, pasta and rice. Pretty much dry goods. Some cheese. No milk. The prices on spices are fantastic by the way, and they carry a huge selection. Vanilla extract was an entire liter for $10! If you are into some serious baking, they sell flour in these HUGE bags. Oh yeah and they sell jams and jellies, peanut butter and snack foods too. If you are looking for contacts for Amish construction, carpentry, furniture, butchers, etc., they have a board on the wall with flyers. Also, please be considerate of the Amish folks and dress conservatively and speak kindly.

Thank you . Our experience was good. Employees were nice . We traveled a ways to see your store .read more

Has everything things I needed ! .. Well stocked and clean !…read more I m impressed. My parents are from McBain & spoke well of the Ebels family.. I plan on stopping by on my biannual trips

I stopped in on a Monday late afternoon and got a chai tea latte iced. They do not brew it…read morethemselves but it is made with a syrup that is made especially for them. It was delicious. She asked the sweetness level and milk I wanted and added cinnamon to the top. There is indoor and outdoor seating. There was someone working at a table with a laptop and there are power outlets. There is free street parking. The husband and wife owners supply coffee to local Restaurants. The husband roasts and grinds the beans in house. They have a few baked goods from 2 Moon Bakery.

I was on my way home to Indianapolis from Traverse City and wanted some good coffee. When I…read moresearched coffee this place popped up and I was intrigued. I walked in I was greeted with a friendly smile (I think by the owner), and told some things about the menu/flavors. I love a good local coffee shop that cares about the quality of their beans and roasts and this is exactly what I got. I wanted a hot coffee for the morning and a cold brew for a later pick me up for the drive. The owner said the Tanzanian bean was her favorite and I went for it. I have to say it tasted soooo good! So many great notes and flavors. When I ordered my cold brew she asked "do you like it strong?" And I really do. All of this to say... I had a fantastic experience from the time I walked in the shop to the last sip of cold brew. The service was great, the atmosphere was nice, but the coffee was immaculate. Honestly, when I'm near Owl Eye again on my way to Beulah in the summer I will be stopping with my family. And if they have beans for sale I will be buying some bags! If you like GREAT coffee, supporting local, look no further. Get some good coffee!

Roger's is a small grocery store located in a small town. But you'll find lots of things here,…read moreincluding many local items like honey and local beer. They even have a beer cave: a walk-in cooler in which to fetch a cold case of Bud Lite or whatever other beer is adequate for your small-town gathering. I was impressed with the deli case and the BirdShack: a little to-go area where you can pick up some fried chicken and sides to go with it. There are lots of options for quick and easy meals at this grocery store. The only thing that irked me a bit was how incredibly slow the check-out lane was. Even the self-check-out lanes. I guess that's maybe a "me" thing, but it seemed like it was everyone's first day inside a grocery store, from the customers to the people who worked here. I guess being your patience when you visit.

Love this local grocery store. Literally under 3 min from my home. It has everything I need from…read morefood to home decor to home reno and landscaping projects. Staff is friendly and there is self checkout if you prefer.

Bought 2 marinated Tri Tips Wed, frozen because I was headed home in the UP, but would not be home…read moreuntil Saturday. (Tri tips are not easy to find up here.) Because I was Introduced to TriTips in central CA, I expected the marinade to be more like a Santa Rosa Rub, which is how I cook them. It was not, but it was very good and tender. I grilled it on a gas grill at 350 over indirect heat til internal temp of 100, then flipped it over to direct heat (flipping once) til a bit over 130 (10-15 min). Removed from heat and tented under foil for 10-25 min while I steamed asparagus. It was perfect! Very good and lots of juice! There were med well pieces for my husband, and rare for me. Thank you! Glad you had them advertised on your sign, inspiring me to stop!

I got home with my package of fresh brautwursts (original). I fired up the grill. Then I opened the…read morepackage. It was 1 very long braut. It was probably like 3 feet long. Good thing I have a pretty big grill. It was probably the best braut I ever had, but nobody else got to eat because there was only 1 sausage. Next time, I guess I will ask if this is how they normally sell them.