A real nice small town store with a real nice selection of most of the products a consumer will…read moreneed. They also have a pharmacy I've used in the past that provided friendly service. Speaking of friendly service tbat is the biggest asset this store has going for it. Whether you need groceries, gas, a prescription filled or just a sub from Subway this is the place to go in Hamilton.

Clean gas station, just off of exit 20. Free Air with a "real" compressor so it will fill your…read moretires fast. They have a car wash and it works well and offer a couple dollar discount with fill up.

They had the whiskey we were on the hunt for, as a birthday gift…read more Very friendly people snd convenient to the highway. Great place to stop on way to Holland MI! And points north.

went in today, the girl at the counter was very rude to me, I should have know better than to try…read moreto engage in friendly conversation as she was telling another customer in front of me how she behaved quite rudely towards another customer. Sure enough she was rude to me also and there was no reason to act this way at all. Young girl abt 20 something light brown hair below the shoulders about 5'6" or so Point is if she hates her job quit... I been in customer service for years and if I ever behaved to MY customers like she did TWICE (myself and an unknown customer she was backstabbing about) I would have been fired, perhaps she needs to be also,,, fired that is.

Best place around South Haven to buy Beer (imo). They also have lotto and smokes and decent grocery…read moreselection. The cashiers are always positive and it truly is quick in and out.

Great spot. Lots of interesting things. Owner knows how to fill a store with unique and…read moreinteresting items. Cooking classes are phenomenal. So much fun.

An creative reuse of an old bank building in town, Lulu Cadieux has a variety of different…read moreofferings under one roof. There's sections dedicated to cookbooks, kitchenware, home decor, a set up of some clothing and accessories, art pieces, gifts like candles and body care, all of which was beautifully curated. They also have a section for gourmet snacks like imported meats and cheeses, tinned fish, and a variety of snacks like cookies, candies, chips, etc. All perfect for putting together a picnic or nibbling on at cottage rental. Admittedly a lot of things I liked best here were out of my price range (what can I say, I have expensive taste!). I was particularly wowed by a gorgeous wood cake stand with cloche that definitely made my eyes water when I looked at the price tag. But I'll tell you what, if I had the money, it would have gone home with me. The section I saw it in was adjacent to a stunning chef's kitchen (I covet that stove) where they also hold cooking classes. I hope I can make one work sometime in the future. I'd love to take a pasta making class or paella, both of which are in their line up of offerings. Those seem to be priced at around $125 per person which I think is reasonable for a hands on class and a meal at the end. Oh, one of the clothing sections was located in the old bank vault, which was a cute touch and interesting use of the space!

What a great selection for domestic and international wines. The Italian wine selection is amazing…read moreand at a great price. Please go check it out!

Super friendly man who worked there who chatted with me briefly about a good red and a good white…read moreto pair for our dinner at our rental. Very knowledgeable!

Halftime is a store that sells basically all of my processed cravings. They have candy and donuts…read moreto soda and jerky. They even serve soft serve ice cream. I think that this is a nice and cute store, and if you are looking for a quick low priced snack this is the place to go.

One thing about me is that I absolutely love sweets, so I couldn't resist stopping by this candy…read morestore as I passed by. First off, I have to give a shoutout to the owner--he was incredibly friendly and even let my girlfriend sample some fudge. The store had an endless variety of both new and old-school candies to choose from. They even had this really cool jelly bean machine with a wide assortment of flavors to bag up. Before leaving, I made sure to grab some treats to share with my family too! I can't wait to come back in the summer to see what new goodies they'll have.

Candy shops and popcorn shops are what elevate a vacation town from A to S tier. You need these…read moresupplemental sweets for the days when you're not devouring enormous scoops of ice cream. Or...perhaps even for the days when you are? Maybe it's ice cream in town and candy back at the vacation rental. Sweet Haven ticks all the boxes: various small candy in bulk; taffy in bulk; old-fashioned packaged candy; higher-end chocolates; Jelly Bellys; and of course FUDGE. It's a dangerous and delightful place. I'm not sure about the prices. This stuff *seems* expensive, but since you don't buy an armload of candy very often (do you??), it's hard to tell. So just go ahead and treat yourself (and your kids I guess, but mostly you, because sugar is bad for kids) and see whether you can make it last beyond the journey home at the end of the trip.