Amazing selection of good quality meats, sauces, cheeses, frozen fish, gifts, etc . One of a kind…read morespot to stop while in the UP for some good meats, syrup, honey, lots of local stuff. A+ !!

Aside from walking into the Valhalla of olfactory senses, everything else this place offers is top…read morequality, from the customer service to the products themselves. Being new to the area this was one of the first places I sought to check out and in less than a week I've already visited twice. If you're a grill guy/gal, or you just need some meat snacks for the road then this place is a must. Highly recommend!

Food was good bread very fresh ham cheese pickle was good the pulled pork seamed odd for a Cuban,…read moreit seamed more middle eastern in flavor but overall well done! Services was good very kind! Appeared to be a fave amoung women but guys there to and had continued business flow. Ambiance laid back and comfortable and clean.

Millie's is the cutest corner store with delightful home-made dishes. I was told this was the hot…read morespot for pasties and they did not disappoint!

I have been buying the raviolis from this place for well on 30 years and I would highly recommend!read more

Worst spaghetti I have ever had, I'd rather eat some ramen noodles with tomato paste then have this…read morespaghetti again. Steak was average but so small it was gone in three bites. They also charge you 4% credit card fee what's up with business's passing on fees they have onto the customer?

Incredible food I will def be back to try everything this fall! I wud def recommend to anyone who…read moreis trying to find new spots up here

From the owner: Try our homemade grinder bread for all our Grinders. Everything on the menu will not disappoint!read more

Nylund pasties are found frozen in Ken's Market on Plainfield Ave. There is a freezer case full of…read moreabout 7 varieties of pasty. Tried all of them, and they are delicious. They require an hour in the oven on a cookie sheet. There is a vegetarian version, and one with rutabagas. I like keeping a few in the freezer for easy dinners. Pasties are 12 ounces apiece.

I was pleasantly surprised to find these pastys in my local grocery store. I bought a couple of…read morethem and made them for supper that night. I was not impressed with them. They were ok for a frozen pasty but it was way too salty and it was all I could taste for hours afterwards. If wasn't for that I would probably buy them again but I couldn't handle all that salt. I would buy them again if it wasn't for that.

A true Yooper knows an authentic pastie when they see one. Dobbers has the real thing. Made with…read morequality ingredients, they have been making these little meat pies for nearly 40 years. Pasties were introduced to the UP in the 1800s, and Dobbers honors the tradition of pastie making by closely following the original recipe. Over the years they have expanded their menu to include specialty pasties such as the breakfast pastie, ham and cheese pastie, and even a pizza pastie. I got an authentic beef pastie. This has perfectly seasoned beef, potatoes, and rutabega wrapped up in a golden brown crust. If you want gravy, forget it. They only serve the pastie the way it was originally intended, wrapped in paper so it can be tossed in a lunchbox and brought yo work. I look forward to having a pastie every time I come to the UP, and Dobbers has the best.

Yeah the Pastie was good but the vibe was uncomfortable. Theres a note on the window calling out…read morepeople who dont want to work? The building looks uncared for and that makes the vibe feel uncaring.

Love me some Aldi, so of course I had to check this location out while traveling...just to see if…read morethey had any Aldi Finds my local stores ran out of, and they did! The store was clean, well stocked, neat and wow, were the aisles wide compared to my local stores. Also, this was the first Aldi I have been in that has self checkout. Since we only purchased one item, that was definitely appreciated! I'm glad to know that I don't have to rely on just Walmart when I'm in U.P., and especially in Iron Mountain. Whew! 26/2025

I am extremely disappointed in a certain staff member. As soon as I walk up to the ladies check out…read moreline, i am not greeted. I greet her and she says "card or cash". I knew exactly why she asked this, she didnt want to help me because if i was using my card i could have gone in the self checkout. She then asked the man behind me if he was using card or cash and he said card. SHE THEN REPLIES... "well the self checkouts are open" as he has a full cart of groceries. The man was very upset with her and they argued and she made it very awkward for me. I love aldi but I hope I dont see this older woman when I go there next. Her excuse was "well im new". This is not the way to treat customers. If they come up to your line, dont tell them to go somewhere else. RUDE