They had a stand at Eagle River farmers market. Sourdough and dog/cat treats. Bought a bag of cat…read moretreats and they are so rock hard myself or my husband could not break them with our hands. My bengal cat (a damn near wild cat) cannot bite or chew these. 15$ wasted. Would not recommend.

The people are kind. Girl I'm having a ROUGH day and Bean Box was right there when I needed them. I…read moreasked so many questions and asked for my special little sweet treat and she was super agreeable. I got some chocolate chip sourdough pancake/muffin/waffle called the holy roller . Thank you all coffee is the bomb.

The service is amazing and so is there food. The seating area is great to. Theres even a place for…read morekids!! 5 stars !!

Excellent pizza n service! We will be back soon. We were all alone nice place. Road construction…read morewas not easy to get into for parking

Sooo yummy! Super cheap drinks that slap and a great little food menu that hits the spot. Wish…read morethere was one in my hometown! The creamsicle is one of the best drinks I've ever tried.

We have been going to the Knight Owl for years. The food is excellent, the prices are fair and the…read moreservice is great! Their pizza is amazing. If you haven't tried it you are missing out.

Great service and ambiance. The manager is very nice. The business is well organized, plenty of…read moreseating ands an outdoor area too. Very friendly staff and patrons. Plus, they have a ton of TVs and upgrades to the restaurant.

Excellent BBQ. Eaten it all over the county and this is among the best I've had. Owner is also a…read moregreat guy. Very personable. Checked on me as I was stuffing my face in the parking lot. Support this great local shop!

I stopped for lunch on a Monday, but they were not open. The owner was there preparing for the next…read moreday, and explained that he had sold out over the weekend. I came back the next day and ordered the brisket sandwich. The brisket was one of the best I have had (almost as good as mine). While waiting for my sides to cook, the owner offered a "pup cup" for my dog. BEST PUP CUP EVER! I've never seen a pup cup of smoked chicken before. Can't wait for my next trip to Iron Mountain so I can try the pork.

It's closed now but we loved going when it was open. We don't go to Mike's on Main anymore because…read morethe bowling alley is not open any longer. I wish they would open it back up, it would probably bring in a lot of business. Have a teen night or something like that.

An absolutely pleasant little hole in the wall pizza place. A little off the beaten path in iron…read moreMountain. Which by the way iron Mountain is a cool little town.! I wanted to get a meal for my 8 Hour Drive to act to both lunch and dinner so I got the five meat pizza. It's big enough for like five people. And it truly is a superior pizza Very pleased with this place and I would definitely go back

I didn't go to Iron Mountain to eat but happened to get hungry while in town, so I stopped in for a…read morequick meal. Restaurant & Bathroom were fairly clean. Seating area is pretty small with no room for larger parties, but it was empty so no issues there. I requested a thinner crust and they accommodated that. I also order double pepperoni and the pizza had plenty. Overall, it was a good pizza and I'd order it again.

When I need a fix of some fantastic UP pasties I but these. Shipped anywhere in the continuous…read morestates. They take a long time to cook from frozen but well worth the wait.

Our 4th pasty in our quest to compare and consume…read more Jean Kay's is a teeny tiny shop on a side street and can barely hold 6 people in front of the register. There are a few more options for pasties here, including chicken and broccoli, and dessert flavors. Their beef pasty is different than all the other pasties we tried, as they use flank steak. As is traditional, potatoes, onions, and rutabaga were the other ingredients. This was the first pasty I tried where I could see the onions, so I picked them out when I came across them (my kryptonite). The steak was a little chewy, and the seasoning was almost undetectable. Also, the pastry, although well baked, fell apart after a few bites. To be fair, though, we waited probably a good 30-45 minutes to eat it. This wasn't my favorite pasty, but I wouldn't mind returning to try a chicken and broccoli and a dessert one. Maybe on my next trip up north. 21/2025