I go to this market often. I usually grab bacon and when I go, I always get the ham salad (sandwich…read morespread). They often carry some of the fresh items from the Amish, which I love. The ladies that work there are always friendly and alot of the people that go there have been going there for years.

Friendly staff, a bit overpriced but if you live in the area it's very convenient! Clean store and…read moregreat selection. They have a lot of locally sourced goods such as honey and meat. I can't wait to try the fresh meat because it looked amazing and fresh and wasn't overpriced. Keep up the good work!

Marathon is always around, and I have been in their Rewards program for a while. Quality products…read more No complaints. This particular station is within a couple of miles from home, so gets frequent visits.

We made a pit stop here for a bio break and to switch drivers. The prices for everything seemed…read morereally good ($3.99 for a 4-pack of nattie light tall boys), and the man working the counter offered my kid a tootsie pop just for being there. :) Super friendly!

This is a nice store. if you don't mind the cashier treating you like crap. I was literally treated…read morelike a thief because we were looking around the store. I'm not from there so I guess it's alright to treat your customers like crap.plammes on buying something but I wouldn't recommend anyone stopping there. No rating because there service sucked.

Excellent stock of items and the fuel prices are great and great customer service from Carrie and…read morethe rest of the staff

If you are passing through, I highly recommend this country cafe for lunch or dinner…read more Home style cooking. The menu is mostly country grill. Burgers, fries, salads. They run various specials through the week. Other items found on the menu are meatloaf, chicken and noodles, and grilled chicken. They also serve a good breakfast. I have never had a bad meal here. Everything has always been hot and filling. Be prepared to eat, because the portions are generous. There isn't a ton of seating, and if you are there on a Sunday you may have to wait a bit for service. Other than that, you can get in and out pretty quickly. Make sure that you save room for some banana cream pie and coffee! The restaurant is connected to the convenience store so plan on filling up on gas and groceries while you are there. Also worth noting that they do sell beer in the convenience store and it is the only location in the immediate area that does so. The whole place shuts down a little early for a convenience store. I think they close up shop around nine, especially on the weekends.

This amazing group serves dinner the last Friday big every month from 4-7pm. It's a volunteer group…read moreof women making some delicious food for the locals. Funds raised go back to support local causes. Current price is $12 for a good meal of meat with sides, dessert, and drink. It's a wonderful opportunity to support and also a great place to visit with some friends. See the pics for a sample of their delicious stuff. The line gets busy. Plan to wait for dine in or carryout.

Love this store. The employees are phenomenal and the stock is always on point. They have a great…read moreselection of delta products and snack items you can't find anywhere else. Highly recommended

In the UP, seems there are few places that have produce reasonably priced. Most grocery stores…read morecharge double or more for the same fruits or veggies that I can get in my area near Chicago. For example, the 79-cents a pound plums are more like $2.29 in the UP at the store. Luckily, there's a roadside produce stand like Spiessl's on the edge of Neugaunee along US-41, right next to the "Welcome to Ishpeming" sign on the road, if you're headed westbound. This place is nothing more than a series of tents and some tables with no distinguishing signs to draw attention on the road. You just have to know it's there and stop in if you're headed to or from Marquette. The Spiessl name is that of the family who runs the business, which is what the girl at the cash register told me. The place is a pretty bare-bones operation with the tables, a scale, cash register and boxes of produce marked with hand-written prices. During the growing season, it's open from morning till sunset every day. The corn here is usually the bi-color yellow/white variety, always succulent and soft. They also have cherries, blueberries, raspberries and tomatoes brought in from the Lower Peninsula. Perhaps my favorite find on this trip were the freshly picked Michigan peaches, all soft and fuzzy and juicy, not like the flavorless rock apples from California you buy at the supermarket. There were still green leaves attached to some of the fruits! They also have awesome sweet mini-watermelons the size of cantaloupes. And they carry another Upper Michigan specialty - the club-like 2-foot long monster-sized zucchini that you can probably use to bludgeon a person to death. And you never know what you may find there. Last summer, I got a cluster of mid-sized, perfectly round and flavorful tomatoes. I asked where they are from and to my surprise - Israel of all places! Amazing how they turned up in the Michigan UP. They were so good that I saved the seeds to plant in my garden next year. Finally, it seems they have the best deal on bananas too, 40 cents a pound, for my hungry Stunt Boy who runs on banana fuel sometimes. Hard to beat that even in Chicago.