This place is amazing. It's a small touristy gift shop that has a hyper-local touch. You won't…read morereally see any mass produced junk here. The stuff here are things that are actually "authentic" Michigan- think yooperlite and socks made from local sheep, as opposed to a T shirt that says "Michigan" that was made overseas. Half of the store is dedicated to food that the owner made himself. There's a small bakery, but the main draw for me is the jellies, jams, and syrups. They're made from local fruits that the owner either grew and picked himself or sourced locally. Don't miss out on the thimbleberry jam, which is a UP specialty. There's also jams made from wild hops, Russian Ash, dewberry, and more which I haven't even heard the names of. The owner can help describe the flavor profiles. Do note there's a ~4% surcharge for cards, so bring cash.

This place is amazing! Delicious cookies and breads made on premises. Extensive selection of UP…read moreedibles and foods at great prices - I picked up honey, jam, and dried chaga mushrooms. Great selection of souvenirs you don't see elsewhere, again, the prices are good. Many locally made and sourced items. The owners were very kind and helpful.

My favorite place to eat breakfast! I usually get an omelette. My husband has tried many different…read morethings and he's never had anything but good things to say about it! Portion size is big prices are small! The gal that work there you could tell they like their jobs very pleasant and really take good care of you. It's not fancy and you can tell things have been around for a while, but it's very homey and inviting. Their bakery items are also very good and incredibly reasonable. I recommend this place very highly.

The food is a bit bland the pasty is great though, menu could use a update, but the workers and…read morepeople are nice and the place is nostalgic, it's a good spot to eat with your grandparents!

The food was fabulous! I had a pasty and vitamin water. The food was fresh and healthy. The…read moreselection was great, I almost got a cinnamon bun too. The service was prompt and efficient. The place had a bakery feel - you could see the kitchen. Would definitely go again.

I ordered a chicken salad croissant... the croissant was frozen! Have fun biting into that. I…read morereturned the croissant and asked to have the salad put in a cup. No I'm sorry or anything just a blank expression.

Interesting local food choice…read more Heavy Food Not light snack We had the one with meat and an all vegetable one too Potatoes onions carrots rutabaga Service was great owner helped us Cookies were awesome peanut butter and a chocolate chip Ambiance was a bakery A table to sit at Mostly take away It was recommended as the best in Hancock, MI Go by and try them

Best pasty's in the north! Always have to stop in at Amy J's Pasty's to enjoy the fresh baked goods.read more

Good good food went there 3 days in a row for breakfast. Not one bad thing can be said about the…read moremeals we had. Homemade. Bacon a must pancake big enough to share. Service was fantastic fast and super nice. Had an old time feel and very clean. If I lived closer I would need to get a gym membership

Very nice staff, very nice Swedish menu with unique breakfast choices along with omelettes and…read moreAmerican breakfast items

Received the second shipment yesterday (1-16-26). Looking…read moreforward to enjoying these pasties. Never found out what UPS did with the first shipment. Thanks, Roys!

The pasties were wonderful and so was the cookie I bought. Quick service and a great place to eat…read moreoutside.

Cute spot right on the water for an afternoon treat & nonalcoholic beverage. Got an oatmeal raisin…read morecookie & Diet Coke. Friend got pancake & cofee

Beautiful location that everyone flocks to on a weekend, which creates a nice atmosphere. Scone was…read moretop notch. Everyone in my party loved their bakery goods. Disappointingly, the coffee was very watered down. It's been a long time since I've had coffee this bad even at a gas station or hotel breakfast. My mates agreed and they had a different roast as well. Best to order the dark roast to try to make up for coffee incompetence or neglect; though perhaps this was just an off morning.

The Jampot was on my UP bucket list of places to visit and that came true today!…read more The Jampot is a bakery run by a community of Byzantine Catholic monks, known as the Society of Saint John. They are famous for their homemade jams, jellies, baked goods, and fruitcakes, which are sold under the name "Poorrock Abbey". The Jampot started in 1986 as a way for the monks to support their monastery, Holy Transfiguration Skete. Fun fact... the individuals that started the monastery had a black Great Dane. After a short wait, we were able to purchase a handful of goodies. Thimbleberry jelly is out of stock until late July but lots of other options were available. For jellies, I picked up a jar of rosehips jelly and sugarless wild blueberry jelly. For snacks, we purchased a carrot cake muffin, chocolate chip muffin, cinnamon sourdough bread, and a cream cheese muffin which was warm out of the oven. We purchased a couple of drinks too - cold pressed blueberry juice and cold brew illy coffee. The cream cheese muffin was my favorite! It was a combination of pound cake and cream cheese with hints of pineapple. How can you go wrong? Plus it was warm! The best! I really enjoyed the carrot cake too. It was full of nuts, raisins, and carrots. Very hearty, just the way I like carrot cake. There is parking, picnic tables, and a dog run on site. No bathrooms. Closed restrooms are 1.6 miles away. The monks were so friendly! Great place to stop in you're in the Cooper Harbor area. Just check the hours to make sure they are open.

Stumbled upon this by accident - saw a ton of people going to it while we were at the waterfall…read moredown the street, so it piqued our curiosity. Small bakery with a selection of honey and homemade jams, fruitcakes, about a dozen different kinds of baked goods and coffee. Monks from the Ukrainian monastery across the street were running the counter. The German Chocolate caramel filled cake we got was dense and delicious.

Would've given 3.5 stars if I could, but decided to stick with 3. Staff was not too friendly or…read moreknowledgeable it seemed, despite it seeming like a family run business. But the food itself was good. Small assortment of pastries and a small menu, but everything tasted pretty decent. As of November 2024, seems like they're getting ready to close up shop though, and sell everything and move out of state or something. So just a heads up if you want to try it out, do it soon!

Wonderful food and ambiance. Swedish and Finnish bakery with breakfast and lunch. Everything was…read moredelicious especially the coffee. service was great when we were there. Small Scandinavian boutique attached. Easy street parking. Plenty of tables and some couches for long conversations.