SUPER CUTE shop. The chocolate covered potato chips, covered strawberries, turtles, and toffee were…read moredelicious. The server was so patiently and friendly, we'll be back!

Both their ice cream and chocolate are excellent. The staff is nice, and the place is pretty busy…read moreshowing how much people really enjoy their ice cream. Creamy and delicious with a family oriented ambiance. Give them a try if you're near by.

The two staff ladies were quiet and behind the counter. One felt like she was watching us the…read moreentire time we were there. It felt a bit unsettling. The second staff member that was more into the counter and store offered to help us if we needed anything. The two staffers didn't give us a welcoming feeling at all, perhaps they are both shy? This is the only shop that offers an all caramel fudge block. They don't offer an extensive amount of fudge, but they have a ton of popcorn and taffies. An entire wall of different flavored taffies. The caramel fudge is unique and only available here. I do enjoy caramel flavored candies. Caramels make everything a lot yummier. Their caramel and cheese popcorn kernels are quite sizable and very tasty. Their caramel fudge is different, let it melt in your mouth some. The taffies are quite a variety of flavors. Some are really good, the caramel apple is right on the money. Some have hints of flavors, but aren't as distinguishable. This is the same taffy sold at Joann's, since the packaging is exactly the same. The assortment of dark chocolates are decent. Their cheese and caramel popcorn are both good.

Alice's is our favorite candy place on the main strip in Mackinac City. Our family has been going…read morethere for 20+ years. The staff is always friendly and they have a great selection of chocolate, popcorn, fruit slices, ice cream, taffy and other candy. It's never overly busy and it's nestled away from the loud touristy section. Our kids always look forward to their trip to Alice's!

I don't even like fudge, and I loved the fudge at Joann's Fudge. If you're on Mackinac Island in…read morethe fall, when they make pumpkin pie fudge, you need to get some! It tastes almost exactly like the filling in a pumpkin pie! It's kind of crazy. In case you didn't know: Fudge freezes beautifully. The person behind the counter offered that bit of information when I was debating whether or not to buy a couple of boxes of fudge to take home. When I got home, I put the boxes of fudge into a freezer bag and left them in the freezer for two months. After defrosting for a day, they sliced up just as fresh as if I had bought them that day. Also kind of crazy. If you're lucky, you'll get to see the workers make fudge on the marble slabs. They do it so proficiently that it's mesmerizing to watch them work. It's cool to see a puddle of sugar and flavoring turn into a solid mass of candy. Crazy! Along with many different flavors of fudge, you'll find other candies and sweet treats like truffles, taffy, toffee, peanut butter cups, and many others. The people who work here are also super friendly! You can tell they love their product and are proud of what they create. That's so nice to see.

Friendly service with plentiful samplings. Didn't hurt that we had a coupon for it as well and that…read moreit wasn't a chain like some of the other fudge shops. Ultimately, opted for the dark chocolate walnut cherry fudge: three of my favorite things combined into one glorious block of fudgy goodness. The dark chocolate made it so that it was not as sweet as the other fudge flavors; the cherry added some sweet and tartness; and the walnuts added texture to the mix. The fudge was still good after a week. We were told to leave it at room temperature for up to two to three weeks and after that, it can be frozen. It didn't last that long. Whatever you do, DO NOT REFRIGERATE IT as it dries out the fudge. They have live fudge and peanut brittle demonstrations, so of course, the place always smells amazing. Feel free to check out the other fudge shops (there are so many). Each one seems to have different flavors. Overall, we were happy with our fudge purchases from Joann's.

What a great spot for kids and families. Over the past couple of years The Sweet Tooth has become…read morean almost daily stop for our boys. With both soft serve and hand dipped, there is no shortage of delicious options. A trip to Walloon is not complete without a stop at The Foot for ice cream.

Yes! The best ice cream! I love to bring my neighbors and my friends kids kids love all the…read moreentertainment and atmosphere. Great job!

******** and a few more stars. My daughter bought me some salted carmel…read more chocolates......deeelisousss. Love them, wish I had more! Never heard of Sugar Daddy's, no I can't forget them

greatest candy store everrrr!!!!!! staff is so nice and the ice cream is to die for ughhh!!!! i'm…read morewatering just thinking about it!!!!!

I don't ever really eat fudge or taffy at home, but I turn into a fudge and taffy monster when I…read moremake my way to Northern Michigan. I was excited for all the taffy at Mackinac Island, but definitely got my fill of taffy the day before here at The Taffy Barrel. It was such a fun activity for our 3 kids to fill buckets with every kind of taffy possible. Pickle taffy? Yes, it exists...and it's kind of good. They each got a bag and I couldn't resist a bag for myself, which I've been munching on for days ever since. I also got some taffy at the Kilwins in Petoskey and have to say The Taffy Barrel wins when it comes to the best taffy in the area. I know I couldn't come to Charlevoix without stopping here so highly recommend for others as well!!

Always clean, everything is always stocked and there is a lot of variety. Quick to get in and out…read moreof there and the service is always kind. Great for kids!

On an island filled with fudge and ice cream shops, Sanders is one of them. That old cliche is…read moretrue: You really could throw a stone on Mackinac Island and hit 10 fudge or ice cream shops. (Is that a cliche? It should be.) And if you don't like fudge or ice cream? Well, you're S.O.L., my friend. Luckily, my kids like ice cream, so we headed to Sanders because it was basically across the street from our hotel. They got a milkshake and a scoop of chocolate ice cream in a cup (their standard orders), and they were happy with their treats. But if you're looking for some other kinds of ice cream treats, they also have sundaes and things of that nature. Sanders also has a whole case of chocolate goodies, like peanut clusters, coconut clusters and pecan clusters (they seem to like their clusters here); chocolate-covered Rice Krispie Treats; truffles and peanut butter cups and toffee; caramel apples; and lots more. Oh, and fudge. But honestly, I would get fudge somewhere else that isn't a chain. There are lots of fudge places on the island. That's the thing: Sanders is a chain. But it's a Michigan chain, and originated in Detroit, so it's kinda local. Nevertheless, it's a good place to pop into to find something sweet to eat.

Went to check out if they have any bitter sweet chocolate sauce for Mom…read more They have caramel, chocolate, chocolate with salted caramel, why not any bitter sweet chocolate sauce though. The popcorn looks decent, not sure if they would be good enough to last for my team next week though. Ended up grabbing a bite or of water and chamomile brewed tea with carbonated water in a can. $7.60

A great find on main steeet Cheboygan! Staff was friendly and welcoming. Right away we noticed the…read moreselection of gourmet espresso beans and we had to try a couple bags. They did not disappoint! We got some nice gifts here to take back home at reasonable prices for the family.

During June 2024. Bittersweet catered a memorial service for my wife at the Hive North. Their food…read morewas amazing and everybody raved about the quality.

Hands down the best caramel apples I've ever had and they ship! I can't wait for summer to pass so…read moreI can place an order. Summers on the upper peninsula are always better with caramel apples.

Literally so bad. I ordered a twist cone and strawberry shake. It was the worst ice cream i've…read moreever had. The twist ice cream cone was crystallized and tasted like it came out of a bag. The strawberry shake tasted like milk. DO NOT RECOMMEND

Not my favorite fudge or peanut brittle on Mackinac Island, but you GOTTA get the Peco Flakes here!…read more Peco Flakes is a bit like coconut brittle to me as it has coconut flakes (as well as peanuts). The texture was still cronchy like brittle but there was something about the coconut that kept me coming back for more. May's Candy Shop didn't really open on time as stated (which was 10:30am but when we walked by at 11am, it was open!) , but hey -- that's island time for ya!

May's is one of several fudge shops in town. The woman working here was friendly and provided us…read morewith fudge samples. I'm not a fudge connoisseur by any means, but they all tasted good to me. I ended up getting the almond bark because they were very good. ....| \ _ , , , - - , , _ , .../ , ` . - ' ` ' . _ \ - ; ; ; , _ ..| , a - ) ) _ . ; . ( ` - ` - ' - ' ' - - - ' ' ( _ / . _ ) - ' ( _ \ _ ) 2019