Stopped in for a chocolate fix. Got the chocolate peanut butter cups, turtles and smores bar. All…read morewere great and hit the spot. Really cute gifts -and ice cream. Such a cute shop!!

I just received 3 flavors of fudge in the mail-choc pecan, choc pb, & rocky road. They're good, but…read moreless buttery, creamy, & rich as I've had from there over the past 6 yrs or so. They seem to taste sweeter than before & smooth, but the texture seems a bit different. I'm a very picky fudge connoisseur, & the fudge is still good, but this is the 1st time I haven't felt it was great.

$33 for 3 pieces of fudge. $15 brittle boxes…read more The store in town sells Moomers Traverse City cherry ice cream (that waa deeeeelishus).

They don't say too much when you come into the store- I guess to let you browse but it was a little…read moreawkward. No prices are posted anywhere - she said 'it has to be weighed' - how about just a sign with the normal lb price somewhere besides the scale? So sharing here- $25.95/lb for just a single slice purchase. This is a gift for our family reunion so will weigh in on taste later. They do have specials - I've posted the current ones, but you have to buy quite a bit more and we just don't have room for anything else at the moment. Smells amazing in here tho.

This place leaves much to be desired. We stopped in to get breakfast and ordered a cinnamon roll,…read moreiced coffee, and breakfast sandwich. The cinnamon roll was big, and good but not great. However it was the best thing we got. The iced coffee was just their hot coffee poured over ice. Which immediately turned to watery lukewarm coffee. Not good. Last was the breakfast sandwich. Which was literally a frozen Jimmy Deans sandwich microwaved before our eyes for 4 bucks. Overall, the cinnamon roll was pretty good, but it's clear this place doesn't really care about going the extra mile. I wouldn't stop back here and see no reason for anyone else to either.

I stopped in for ice cream today and was very pleased! The girl serving me was very sweet. The…read moreMackinac Fudge Ice Cream was to die for! I didn't try any bakery items but the waffle cone was delicious!

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.

It's just not the same as the time I bought it a year ago…read more It's just meh Previous orders were really WOW Not this time tho

The fudge was amazing. The flavors looked obscene. They were giving out free samples. The Lord is…read moreinside. The fudge is actually made on those giant marble slabs, handmade every day. Perfect gift to bring home, if it makes it home from our day and Mackinac Island.

My expectations of fudge were a bit low because it didn't look really appealing to me, and also…read morebecause I've never had fudge before. I am so pleasantly surprised by how creamy it was, and how the complex flavor just melts in your mouth. I was afraid it was gonna be a little hard to eat because of how it looked but looks aren't everything haha. Also makes for great gifts! They don't call it the best fudge for nothing :)

Great service and delicious food. We went Memorial Day weekend and I'd definitely go back again. I…read moretried something I normally wouldn't and so glad I did. Summers here go check them out!

Wait was 30min quoted and wound up shorter. We walked the pier in the meantime…read more We ordered 3 appetizers and the fish and walked out very full. The portions for the Animal fries were huge! The space was busy with a "front porch" vibe. It was quaint and pleasant to look out at the harbor.

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

Got two boxes. 1st box of 3: Double dark chocolate, dark chocolate espresso, dark chocolate salted…read morecaramel. 2nd box of 3: Double dark chocolate, dark chocolate raspberry, dark chocolate mint. A bag of salt taffies. Just under $80 Would have liked a dark chocolate with Irish cream or maybe French vanilla for my mom. The raspberry, mint and double chocolate are tasty. You can really smell the chocolate goodness wafting from the store. They were letting a new batch cool some on the counter.

Best fudge and chocolate in Mackinaw!! You can tell the difference from the first bite. Best prices…read moreas well.

The chicken sandwich is worth the ride, walk or taxi (house drawn). Great views, great place to get…read morewet bring your water shoes there are a lot of rocks. The fries are salty and great as a mid point snack on a ride. The food came quick and everyone was very nice. Cash or card (usually a cash discount). Tons of people were get soft service I ice cream cones too.

The only place to get food when biking on the other side of the Island! A monopoly of sorts but,…read morehey, stopping at Cannonball is nostalgic and a must. Once you start seeing the British Landing signs, you know that you are close to a treat and food refuel. This area on your stop is worth it. There is a small nature area that has bathrooms indoor. Nice views of the water and areas of history to read about. Ton of places to park your bike. Cannonball serves class American comfort foods such as fries, hamburgers, pretzels, corndogs, ice cream, and even fried pickles. My go-to is a corndog and fried pickles - biking 8 miles works up an appetite. Always been happy with my food. There is an order window to the right and pick-up window to the left. Staff are friendly and helpful. The time of waiting in line to getting food is efficient. Is it a little pricey? Of course, again, it is the only place to get food on that side of the Island. To the left and right of the Cannonball has a ton of picnic benches. Must-stop on your journey!