I stopped here with my family because my stepdad bought a voucher on the radio for some coffee. He…read morelikes getting special coffees at different roasters. I was happy to see that my small hometown had a new cool place to get special coffee that you can make at home. I am a huge coffee fan and order beans from a roaster in Lansing. We sampled the coffee the next morning and it was pretty good. However, I like stronger coffee than my mom and stepdad so I think if I had made it, it would have been better. I love that they have a variety of flavored coffees and nuts as well.

When searching for coffee options around town, this place was the first place I wanted to try…read more They had me at 'roasting their own coffee'. I would say this place is great to grab some whole beans to bring home with you but not much of a place to stop in to grab a coffee. The only coffee they had to go was in those pump coffee dispensers that you see at Panera, Biggby and the sorts. They sold a Chemex so I would have liked to see them off a coffee to go from a Chemex. Basically disappointed in the to go options but I'm excited to try my whole beans brewed when I get back home!

Friendly and warm staff. Nice for a change today…read more It's loud and busy in here. Their baked goods look pretty yummy. Ordered the peanut butter cup, cold brew, chocolate and peanut butter added to it and a fruit cup. $15.98 Their mango smoothie has pineapple and banana in it as well as the mango. The fruit is not smooth, tastes like frozen fruit. It's a bit clumped up, it doesn't taste bad. Will give you brain freeze, it's so cold. The PB cold brew is okay. Not a ton of prominent PB or chocolate. The fruit cup is good.

Stopped in for late lunch and ordered the tuna salad. I think "salad" is a generous use of the…read moreword. It was plain tuna with a little mayo on a store bought croissant. It was fine.

Interesting location.... This Biggby is situated in a hotel lobby, right next to the check-in desk…read more It has what you need though. The full range of Biggby drinks, some pastries, clean tables and free wi-fi. The coffee was a little weak, and the pastry selection was small--the last probably inevitable in a location not a lot of people are coming through just for their coffee and breakfast. It's located a couple blocks off US 2. Watch for the sign along the road.

From the owner: BIGGBY Coffee now open between Escanaba and Gladstone. Specialty lattes, tea lattes, and really…read moregood coffee. Non-coffee drinkers will love our boost smoothies with Chobani Greek yogurt, our Red Bull Creme Freeze, and our NEW Maple Waffle Sandwich with egg, cheddar, and choice of bacon or sausage. Locally owned and Michigan based, now open in Gladstone, MI.

Where can you go to get over 100 combinations of hot cocoa or coffee? This is the place! Staff is…read morealways friendly. Coffee and hot cocoa are always hot and fresh. And made just the way you like it. This place is always a must try if you're in the area.

Even though there is a clearly marked walk-up window and three people working, we were ignored for…read morea good five minutes before we left. Mind you, we were also the only people in line at the window and two cars in the drive-thru. Inefficiency and customer service as it's best.

Cozy, homey restaurant. All the staff were super friendly and attentive. Food was great! Never…read morehad such savory gravy in my biscuits! Can't even put my finger on what the ingredient was that put it over the top! The cherry waffles were delicious- not overly sweet. Bacon is thick and not overly salty. Found our new breakfast place when driving up North.

Food was delicious each of us had something different and we all loved our meals. The service was…read moreoutstanding. Loved the ambiance, clean restaurant and restroom.

had a great experience at this teeny-tiny drive through coffee shop. lots of coffee options and…read morethey had quite a few delicious food items as well, which i didn't know until i pulled up to the window. muffin tops, bagel sandwiches, smoothies, etc. yum! the associate was very kind and patient. prices were affordable and my bagel was delicious (tomato basil mozzarella or something like that with cream cheese). seems like a great local spot! it is a bit tricky to find (i missed the turn twice) due to its size, and as i was pulling away there were three cars lined up behind me (i believe there's only one service window). but once you find the hidden gem, review the food menu, and plan to wait a few minutes since it's a popular spot, you should be good to go. would recommend!

Excellent coffee and terrific bagel sandwich! Oh my but we did not expect such a find for bagel…read morebreakfast sandwich. We were on a bike trip and need a solid breakfast to start our day. As we are from the East Coast, we have had our share of bagel sandwiches. The egg and cheese on the cheese/jalapeño was amazing. The bagel was a bit different than what we expected - bigger, a bit denser, covered with a slice of cheddar and sliced jalapeños. Not overly chewy not bready- a perfect balance. The coffee was also very good. The place is designed as a drive-through grab and go, however the staff (owner?) let us sit in the back and enjoy our meal before hopping on our bikes. Just delightful.

I loved this little coffee shop so much that we visited twice in three days while staying at our…read morefriends' cabin near Manistique. The menu is pretty large, with lots of options for coffee and non-coffee drinkers. The first visit I got a medium iced latte with English toffee syrup. They told me that the medium lattes have two shots of espresso and asked if that was okay - appreciated that check in (and it was definitely okay!). The latte was good, I was hoping for a bit stronger espresso flavor, but it did the trick. Nate got the Yooper latte, which was a s'mores flavored drink that was sweet and delicious. On our next visit, I got an iced coffee with vanilla cold foam, which was so tasty! Nate got a cappuccino that was nicely balanced. The employees we interacted with (younger, students?) were all SUPER polite and friendly. Great customer service! The shop is cute and rustic and they have items for sale like mugs, shirts, stickers, cards, etc. I'll be back!

We love our small town coffee shops and we're hopeful when we stepped into The Grind Coffee House…read more First impressions are important and, unfortunately, this little coffeeshop was less than impressive. It was busy with very little order or space to serve customers well. The 3-person staff were hustling to work the counter and the drive thru but it all looked and felt chaotic on an August Friday around 11:15 am. The casual vibe was overshadowed by a general lack of organization and intention in appearance. For a small space, there was too much clutter. The photos here display the best features: good detail on drinks to order, hardworking staff behind the counter, and a lovely, positive thought. Cleanliness also left something to be desired. Looks like a good deep clean is in order. We ordered two mochas as we have been traveling the UP this past week and stopping in a new local coffeeshop daily in search of the best mocha. We were disappointed by these mochas: warm but not hot, thin and runny, way too sweet. Even the small decaf brewed coffee was meh. Our standards are high and most other small town coffee shops in the UP have exceeded them. The hardworking staff were the best part of this experience and deserve a shout out. The place is busy (little competition in the area) and apparently not well-run.

We love stopping at Falling Rock Cafe when we head up North. The coffee is great. The smoked…read morewhitefish is the best! Our go to drink is a latte. If I want to treat myself, I get a mocha. My favorite item is the whitefish bagel. Our last stop before heading home last week, we wanted to get our normal. The whitefish was sold out!! Good and bad... it pushed us to try something different, which was great! We both go the brisket burrito. So good. So much flavor. Portions are huge!

A cozy spot to grab a bite and enjoy a good read! We stopped in for breakfast and had the breakfast…read moreburrito, a veggie burger, black coffee, and a mocha. The coffee was decent, not mind-blowing, but it did the job. The mocha was a nice treat, though! The real highlight of this place was the staff. The baristas were super friendly, making the experience feel warm and welcoming. It's clear they enjoy what they do, and it shows in their service. While the food was solid, I'd say the bathroom could use a little more attention. It wasn't as clean as I'd hoped, but it didn't ruin the vibe of the place. One of the coolest things about Fall Rock Cake is the bookstore aspect. You can browse through a variety of books while enjoying your coffee or meal. It's the perfect spot to unwind, especially if you're a book lover! Overall, great atmosphere, friendly service, and a good place to relax and grab a bite.

Solid five stars, in all ways (plus some extra as this coffee shop goes above and beyond)…read more First, our mocha was excellent. Rich, smooth, chocolaty but not too sweet. Pairs with a peach crumble....OMG. Yes please. Our barista was friendly and helpful. Totally represented well. And the atmosphere. So inviting and warm. Perfect shop for this area. Lots of seats and interesting details to explore

"You know, this is - excuse me - a damn fine cup of coffee. I've had I can't tell you how many cups…read moreof coffee in my life and this, this is one of the best." - Agent Dale Cooper in Twin Peaks I was running errands and thoughtfully remembered to grab my travel mug as I left the house. I ended up in Negaunee a bit too early for the post office, so I stopped at Campfire Coffee for a hot drink. The location is so cozy inside and, had I not been running errands, I would have stayed in a window seat and watched the world while enjoying my brew. I'm not the most interesting coffee drinker but the plain brewed coffee suited me perfectly. It was rich and flavorful without anything more than a splash of milk. Srsly, this could be my daily starter (if I lived a bit closer). The prices are reasonable, the variety of coffee drinks is impressive and the bakery case is dangerous (so yummy!). I'll definitely be back to try more menu items!

On our road trip around the Great Lakes from Philly, we made a stop at this incredible spot -- and…read moredon't ask me to pronounce the name! Located inside Palms Book State Park, this natural spring was one of the most unique and beautiful places we visited. The water is crystal clear all the way to the bottom, and you can easily see fish swimming below. You hop onto a self-operated raft that you pull across the water to the middle of the spring, where there's an opening in the center to look straight down. It gives you a perfect view of the vibrant underwater world -- it's honestly mesmerizing. It's a quick stop, but totally worth it. And the best part? It's dog-friendly! Definitely add this to your list if you're exploring the Upper Peninsula.

This is such a unique place. I'm so glad we stopped. We were on a road trip from Mackinaw City to…read moreMilwaukee and wanted to break up the trip a bit so we saw this diversion and decided to check it out. Clear blue water, bubbling sand, never ending springs, a tow boat, and lots of trout are the wonders to see. Everyone gets on the boat and someone (well a few people over the course of the trip) step up to the wheel to tow the boat across the water. The water is mesmerizing. I couldn't take my eyes off the water. Many people can fit on the boat so the wait is not too long. A day pass is $11. Definitely make this stop if you are in the area.