Located in downtown Caseville,this cute little coffee shop is owned by 2 sisters from Arizona who…read morehave been open since 2005. Not only do they serve coffee and smoothies,they also sell unique items such as clothing and home decor. Hours are seasonal but usually open daily from Memorial Day weekend thru November.

BLESS THE LEMON TREE MARKETPLACE FOR--…read more 1. Having a coffee counter. 2. Being open when they say they are. 3. Being open on a Sunday. 4. Having delicious donuts. 5. And cute stuff to browse. My husband and I were on a hunt for coffee. We had been to three establishments and struck out at all of them (felt weird, closed, and closed) and I was delirious with caffeine withdrawal when we came upon Lemon Tree. I saw a woman walking down the street carrying a coffee cup and I almost screamed "WHERE DID YOU GET THAT?" from our car, but then I saw the storefront--Lemon Tree Marketplace. And I remembered from their Yelp reviews that they had coffee. We came to a screeching halt and went inside. First, yes, the coffee. They stuff here is good! I wasn't sure when I'd get another chance so I got both a cold brew and a vanilla latte. Both were excellent. The cold brew was a vanilla sweet cream variety and that cold foam/sweet cream on top was so good (think thick whipped cream meets a marshmallow). We also got a half dozen donuts and they were so great! Really enjoyed the krullers and the raspberry filled one was delicious and unique! The shop itself is also really cute. I got some stickers from one of my favorite artists (the mincing mockingbird) and enjoyed perusing their housewares, gifts, jewelry, ceramics, kitchen goodies and more. Just delightful. They also have really nice seating outside both on the side of the building and a little outdoor patio in the back that was just perfect on a sunny September afternoon.

Murphy did the catering for Bird Creek and the food and cakes were excellent, from Port Sanilac and…read moreI can say the best I've had in the area, highly recommend them!!!! Will definitely use them for an event.

First let me say that the bakery itself is and always has been the best but the catering service…read morenot so much. Last Friday we used them to cater a memorial for my sister in sebewaing and we ordered for 50 plus people for $712 and we had ham which was all completely dried up and chicken that I don't even know how that was cooked was just as dry as well, the sides were well let me say we're nothing to write home about, the only decent thing was some of the desserts until hair was found on some of the plates and mind you we all sat while they laid it out so the hair was not from us. So the following morning I stop by Murphy's myself to speak to the owner but was not available so they took down my name and phone # and said they would get back to me ASAP and as of today still no word and that is why I'm giving out my opinion for people to consider before wasting their money on this service, if your gonna offer a public service, do it the best way possible or just don't do it at all.....

Mango Smoothies Rock! The mixologists are a blast. Sip them in the back patio, shade and a cool…read morebreeze.

We dined at Brew Moon, took a short walk through town, and returned to find our car towed, along…read morewith another family's. The only towing sign is at the north entrance, not visible from the south side. The owner said it was the tow company's decision, though two cars were removed at the same time. Tow yard required cash only. Michigan law requires clear signage -- something to keep in mind if you visit.

My goodness too many DELICIOUS treats and goodies in one place! It was so hard to not go overboard!…read moreService was great and staff is very helpful. Area is clean and well stocked with all kinds of items including baked goods, teas, noodles and a variety of other items to satisfy any palate!

Despite our substantial lunches, we were still tempted by the baked offerings at Zehnder's Bakery…read more The selection is huge, so we first lapped the store before making any final selections. We were greeted with different loaves of bread, sliced and bagged; I had eyes only for Stollen bread. Other baked goods, seasonings, jams, salad dressings, and more were there. My friend and I both ended up at the bakery case, where we picked out some treats. I ended up with cherry and apple fritters and a pineapple hand pie. The fritters were okay; I had one at the end of the day and thought it was a bit stale. The pastry for the hand pie was a bit more like shortbread than pie dough so not to my taste. However, the staff at the bakery counter were friendly and helpful. The place was buzzing but they worked quickly to accommodate all of us, even the undecided.

We were visiting downtown Midland and the Tridge when we came upon Iron Dame. A…read moreFrench-European-style bakery in a small city? Not something that you see too often so we decided to stop by to take a look. It was within an hour of them closing and unfortunately many of the pastries were already sold out. Still, they had a couple of croissants that looked absolutely delicious and we couldn't resist picking some up. In addition to pastries, they also sell coffee and, interestingly enough, milk tea and boba (popping type only I think). I can easily imagine sitting outside, sipping on a drink and nibbling on a pastry. Raspberry Vol au Vent ($5) - Woah, just look at those layers on this pastry. So well defined with crisp, buttery puff pastry layers that are easy to pull apart. This one is filled with a raspberry jam and adorned with a single fresh raspberry in the center. They don't skimp on the jam here - it's absolutely loaded up. The jam is tangy, sweet, and delicious. It's filled with fresh and crunchy raspberry seeds and a brightness that is welcome. (5/5) Bacon & Havarti Croissant ($6) - Other places might put a single thin slice of bacon and cheese inside - Iron Dame fills it chock full with meat and cheese. Salty, savory, umami, everything you could want from a savory croissant. Since there's so much filling, it compresses the croissant dough along the edges making it chewier and more bready, yet still retaining a bit of flakiness. (5/5) Pain Au Chocolat ($5) - The lamination on this pastry isn't nearly as good - the layers are on the thicker side with smaller air bubbles. Definitely more bready than flaky. I'm not sure what happened to this pastry - the pictures on their website shows very well defined layers but this one was anything but. Two batons of chocolate are inserted inside, giving sweetness and richness. I wasn't able to eat this until the following day - since I couldn't eat it fresh, I won't include it in my overall rating. This particular pastry is something around a 3/5 though. It looks like they don't have a set menu (at least not what I can see from their website), so I would definitely drop by with an open mind to see what they are offering that day! I would come here again if I lived in Midland or if I was in the area. Yum! Bathrooms - Single unisex room. Overall rating of the food this visit: 5/5

The chocolate croissant was delicious! Lots of other treats that we'll have to sample another dayread more

Another home run from petite for pastry... Rachel and her team. They are so amazing. The cake was…read moreexactly what we asked for visually and tasted even better. This little bakery serves up big time excellent cake.

Excellent. Moved back to Bay City after 30 years in NYC. So I miss very good food. Petit 4…read moresurprisingly hits the NYC mark. The cute little bakery's pastries are gorgeous. The weekly changing lunch menu has some outstanding dishes. Last week I enjoyed the Cajun bean soup on a cold day. The spicy warmth hit the spot. Had the delicious Cowboy Cobb salad today. Flavor mixture was great. I would have liked a few more bites of that moist chicken but the mixture of guacolmoli, beans, and spices was well done. Yum! And the staff ar friendly. I also like the points for shopping there. I get an occasional free cookie and such. Keep it up!

Cakes 2 Di For did a awesome job with my wedding cake was a huge hit with the guest the came was…read morereasonably priced. I will recommend Cakes 2 Di For to all my friends & friends.

From the owner: One of a kind custom cakes, flavored breads, cookies and so much more. All made from scratch. read more

These old diners have the best food -- real butter, real cracked eggs, homemade bread. We ate…read morebreakfast there twice because we knew we wouldn't be able to top it. There was a table of guys who clearly eat there every morning and it was fun hearing them joke with each other and with our server. We just missed the Cheeseburger in Caseville festival but the decor had lots of funny nods to the Jimmy Buffet vibe.

Small town, small family-owned diner. We stopped for breakfast and were not disappointed. The…read morestaff are friendly, flexible and attentive. The ambience is laid back, homey, lively. We were greeted promptly, our order was taken when we were ready and the food arrived piping hot. Our coffee was filled without asking. These qualities aren't always present with many establishments. Heard the words please, thank you and you're welcome more times than I can count. Great staff. I ordered their most popular breakfast item: corned beef hash. It was perfect. Homemade fried potatoes, ample chunks of meat and eggs over medium that brought together all the flavors. The toast, rye, was yummy. They also have homemade white bread for toast, homemade donuts and cinnamon rolls. Again, another hallmark of a great diner: good cooks and bakers. My husband had the daily special: 2 eggs, meat, potatoes and toast. He said it was perfect. Walt's will be our go-to breakfast spot when near Caseville