Great spot for everyone to get all the supplies needed from fresh chicken to amazing salads.read more

This is a fantastic grocery in Manistique - if you're anywhere in the immediate area, it's your…read morebest choice: good prices and high quality produce The pasties on the hot food bar are surprisingly good- actually prefer these over any place along 2- each day is a different flavor (Wednesday is chicken and Friday is veggie)

If you stay at the Roam Inn, you get a 10% discount on gas and items in the store. My husband and I…read morewere rock hunting in Grand Marias the night before, and it was freezing. There was 25-30mph winds. We decided to stop to get some gas and look for a zip up hoodie. I found a super soft hoodie on sale (25% off). The man at the counter was really nice. He helped me find a zip up. You do pump the gas out front and then come in to pay.

Really surprised at large selection here considering the size of the town!!…read moreExample: right by the register you will see a small shelf of cream liquor, flavors such as orange cream or dulce de leche. I can't remember the brand but I have ordered them from the liquor stores near home, (Detroit suburbs), and have never been offered the smaller bottle. There are many high quality flavors to try and a $24 bottle is too much for one person. I didn't even know the smaller bottles were available. Ian going to recommend the banana cream or the salted caramel over ice. We just needed a small, decent vodka, (Smirnoff or better), and they had several to choose from at that level. (Many above or below as well) Very nice young lady working there as well.

came in with a large group of 13, a bachelorette party, and we all had such a wonderful time!…read more the service: literally perfect, they rocked our group & took such good care of us. atmosphere was clean & organized!

What a fun experience. We did the four wine tasting while we waited for the food truck food out…read moreback. They had a great dry wines. My favorite was the St Regis for white and Yoopers for Red. They also have cocktails. We went home with 4 bottles of wine and commemorative wine glasses.

For some reason or another - be it the exterior, the name, the selection of goods from cold beer to…read morefrozen pizza, the movie rentals, or the hours - usually open when other things are not -- Bhirdo's gas station has a very special place in my heart for 20+ years now. Here's to you, Bhirdo -- hopefully you stay by the Bay for many more years.

This Shell convenience store/station sits right on a prime scenic lot on Highway 42 overlooking the…read morebay.  I couldn't believe that they had the same $3.899/gal price for regular 87 octane that matched the cheapest price anywhere in Door County at this time.  I've seen Shell prices at a lot of places over the years in both the US and overseas, and they're ALWAYS one of the highest priced brands, ha.  I had to fill up here just for grins, even though I really didn't need to.  It was an old style pump too, with no card reader, no digital screens, and I was flabbergasted and paralyzed for a moment!  I thought, well, I guess have to go in and give them my credit card for a prepayment.   But nope, Andrea the clerk inside, just says fill it up and come back and tell me how much it was.  Ha, a total old school honor system here, and a nostalgic trip to the past.  I'll go with 4 stars.  Now if they had an attendant come out and check my oil dipstick and clean the windshield and pump the gas, I'd go with 5 stars 4sure! ps - Inside the building, they have a standard, small convenience store with pre-packaged goods, i.e., no hot food.

They've started a round-up policy to avoid giving out exact change. This is just the beginning of…read morewoke/communism/socialism/dictatorship. When I demanded exact change, they had to get a manager involved, who was offended by my insistance. The cashier and manager had difficulty figuring the exact change. I like their store, but won't do business with automatons.

I am a troll from Lansing. I was surprised to see such a variety of offerings and at very good…read moreprices compared to where I live. I wished there was a market like that where I live. I beats the chain stores such as Meijer's, Kroger, and Walmart. Way to go Elmer's!

Beachcomer is island "Dive Bar" vibe, no pretenses and exactly what you want for decent food and…read moredrinks at a good price. Since i ebjoy this type of place, 5 starts because the staff makes the place. Locals abound after the 5pm opening, music some nights and adults who enjoy a comfortable bar with friendly staff will be right at home.

Super yummy pizzas!! Brianna was amazing on the phone for our carry out pizza- made sure my pizza…read morewas just right. Thank you Brianna!! We will be back for amazing pizza on the island.

What a blast from the past! Plus the NICEST old man owner working the store!…read more Yes, you will pay more for gas here and most likely the produce, but you will leave with a smile on your face and definitely be glad you stopped in to meet this one of a kind (or maybe more like the only one left) small gas/grocery store owner! Think Sam Druker from the General Store in Green Acres, and I kid you not... the theme music from the Beverly Hillbillies was playing in the store! (You young Yelpers... look it up!). I stopped here to get a few gallons because I wasn't sure how far it would be until the next gas station. It literally looks like one of those roadside stands that sells local product, but it had a pump, so I stoped in. The pump said no credit, cash only and you had to pay ahead of time. I went in and said I'll take $10, and handed him a $20. The pumps are old time, so I wasn't used to numbers actually spinning as I pumped. Of course, I went over $10, so I just went for $20. I eventually ended on $20.10. Went back in to tell him I went over the $10, and he said "by how much, we are on the honor system here"! I paid him 10 cents! Before we left, he gave me a Yooper Jigsaw Puzzle" which was a small bag of saw dust. Lol And he gave my wife a small bag that contained a marble (in case you lose your marbles), and candy kiss (to remind you that someone loves you), a penny (so you will never be broke), an eraser (to make your mistakes disappear), a string (to help hold things together) and a rubber band (to stretch yourself to your limits). Listen.... If you are ever are traveling through the north woods of Upper Michigan, you NEED to stop here and check this place out! Nice to see a place like this is still around!

Always shop here when we stay in Egg Harbor. Great selection and nice staff. On our next trip we…read moreare staying in Fish Creek but still plan to get groceries here.

Any time we spend in door county, we always stop for our snacks, wine soda and groceries here. The…read morepeople are super nice and they always help you to your car, with your purchase

Meijer boast on their "perks" rewards but when at the register never accepts my rewards.. limits…read morethe # of receipts to put in manually/scan to 3. For the little bit of rewards that you received .. really going to limit the number of rewards per month to enter. There are plenty of other stores to shop!!!

During the time of COVID-19 I'm looking for shopping experiences with minimal human interaction…read more Popped in tonight to pick up a few things and was eager to use the shop & scan feature in the Meijer App. Normally, self scan means you have a contactless shopping experience. You scan your items and pay for them- all on your phone. Here's the weirdness that is this feature at Meijer. Scanned my items with my phone (so far so good) but then to pay for them I had to go to a "self serve" check-out, scan a QR code on the screen, have the employee come up and tell me they are required to scan "3 of your items" (I was buying 4 things)- and then you can scan your credit card at the self checkout to pay. That's certainly not scan and go, nor is it contactless. There is really minimal benefit to scanning on your phone vs scanning all your items at self checkout. The other really unbelievable aspect of Meijer in the time of a pandemic is that they will charge you $4.95 to pickup your order at the store and you can't use pickup for any alcoholic items. Meijer needs to take some cues from WalMart- which has order pickup down to a science. They bring the groceries to your trunk quickly, for no charge, and will bring out your alcohol (with a convenient curbside ID check). I don't want to go through the checkout nor have the front of store staff touching "3" of my items. It's a no- brainer that for a contactless experience- Meijer is not the right choice. Shop and scan was really disappointing.