I'm a cupcake hound. And I consider myself a cupcake connoisseur. We stepped in Sugarhigh Bakery…read moreand I knew just by looking at the offerings in the case, it was to my standards. The cupcakes are beautiful in appearance and quality in taste. My family sampled quite a few (cuz we don't play small) and our favs were the raspberry white chocolate and the butterbeer. But all their flavors are worth trying if you need to satisfy your sweet tooth! Yum. Don't forget to pick up a treat for your pup while you're in there too! They have an elaborate selection of goodies for canines.

Wow. This bakery really delivered on what I asked for. Ordering was easy and they had it ready and…read morepackaged on time. The cake was stunning and awesome quality. I was proud to serve this to guests. The girls taking our order were very nice. Thank you.

We travel to the UP a couple times every year and try to hit a new Pasty restaurant on every trip;…read morewe've certainly had our share. The pasties from the Pasty Haus can stand up to any of the UP efforts! Great crust, large cubes of veggies and chunks of meat, perfectly seasoned, and above all, not dry! They also offer unique combinations such as their Philly Steak pasty, which was a nice departure from a standard pasty. Vegan pasties are also available. They're only 30 miles away, so we'll definitely return!

My first Pasty experience. Goodness I hope they're not all this bad that was awful and the…read moreridiculous price tourist area. This food was garbage. i'm not sure why they think I was trying to buy a salt lick, but it was inevitable because the mass amount of salt. Stay away from!

I really want to love this place because it IS a cute little coffee shop with a lot of potential…read more The vibe is cozy at first glance, but once you settle in, you start noticing some things that could definitely use improvement... shaky tables, sparse seating, and a general "almost there" feeling with the interior. The bigger issue for me is the pricing and consistency. Charging an extra $1 for alternative milk in 2026 feels a little like cash grab? Especially when a lot of people order it out of necessity, not preference. On top of that, the specialty lattes have gone up another dollar in the past year, which makes the quality even more important. I've had good drinks here before, so I know they CAN do it well but this last visit was rough. My $6.50 "specialty" latte tasted like burnt coffee water with none of the flavor I ordered. For that 20% increase in price, I expect to actually taste the specialty part. That said, the employees were genuinely kind and super helpful. They happily added more almond milk to help salvage my very sad latte, and I appreciated their attitude a lot. Overall it's a cute spot with sweet staff, but the pricing and drink consistency need some serious attention. I'd love to see them tighten things up because it really could be great.

Cozy cafe decorated for the holidays. Imagine sitting in front of a fireplace, with Christmas music…read moreplaying in the background as you sip a holiday coffee creation or just an original coffee/tee. Very festive, relaxing and set my mood for the day. I had a Rudolph latte - espresso, cherry, hazelnut and white chocolate. Yum! There is parking in the back and the baristas are super friendly.

9/27/25 after browsing shops all morning and afternoon (10am and on) I was craving me some…read morechocolate. I spotted Zack's Fudge from across the way and shortly found myself trying to decide on ONE piece. I decided on a turtle cluster which was AMAZING! So much to choose from, super friendly staff, clean establishment and convenient to shopping area. Please don't pass up Zack's Fudge and if it's around October look for the chocolate skeleton in the casket, $3.99 ea and cute as heck!

On a recent sunny weekday afternoon, I decided that I needed a mini road trip, and took the time to…read morecheck out Frankenmuth. No spontaneous afternoon is complete without some ice cream, and I quickly found a place there that served some big scoops. After mulling over a number of flavors (sadly, not able to sample at this time of the pandemic) I decided on a small serving of cake batter ice cream. I was expecting something about a third of the size, but I wasn't going to complain -- never a thing as too much ice cream! I grabbed a table outside in the shopping center and dug in, but sadly found that I couldn't finish the whole serving. Hot temperatures melting the ice cream plus me filling up on the huge serving meant that a bit of it went to waste. It's an ideal size to share with someone if you just need a little something sweet! Still, when the warm weather has you screaming for ice cream, it's not a bad place to grab a scoop!

Was just there last week. Was fun to be in an original diner. Carlos, our server, was…read moreexceptional! Told us how it was built in the 50's in NY., and was brought to this spot in the 90's. Food was really good. I truly enjoyed on our trip from OH.

It's pretty cool inside. Was clean, bathroom is over on the creamery side-that was all clean also…read more Was very cold when we were there after a visit to the Zoo across the street, but there were people getting ice cream! This was the first weekend in November we visited in 2025, hadn't been in there in a long time. Still a great 50s diner style, nice they keep it. There was only one girl working, so it was a bit slow. Food was ok. Still would go back for the ambiance.

Still love it! Still agree with everything in my previous write up from 6 years ago (good on you…read morefor maintaining the quality!) but I had to write a quick update to give a huge shout out to the new (to me, at least) treat on the menu here--THE WALKING STRAWBERRIES! I mean, what's better than a cup of fresh strawberries covered in a ladle of warm, melted chocolate? Not much, I have to say! And you can take your pick between dark and milk chocolate (I highly recommend the dark). My only complaint is that they're over an hour away from me. I keep dreaming about them!

Plenty of places in Michigan do ice cream and fudge, but not all places do toffee, let alone over…read moretwenty varieties of them! They also had chocolate dinosaurs, turtles (not the animal), truffles, and caramels to a name a few. You'd be hard pressed NOT to find something to satisfy your sweet tooth here. Service was welcoming and friendly. The toffee pieces came out to be around $2-3 apiece, but worth it, in my opinion. We ended up getting an eight-piece box of the dark chocolate cherry toffee. Have you ever had cherry toffee? Me neither, which is why I was such a tourist and got them. They had samples at the door to try, so I knew what i was getting myself into. If you're going to get cherry flavored things, get it from the state with the cherry capital of the world.