78 N Red Oak Rd, Lewiston MI 49756
“When we go tubing like we did last weekend. We always stop at Parmalee Trading Post before we leave. Grab a beverage or ice or snacks. For a smaller place in the middle of nothing per say. You'll always as far as my experience, be greeted with a friendly hello. This was the case this past weekend as well. Staff is friendly. And yes. We own property in Lewiston and visit regularly. But I am not regular by any means to Parmalee Trading Post. Stop in. Grab your snacks. Pops and what not. And you enjoy it. Four stars only because the inside could use some updating / remodeling a tad. But hey. If they got what you want. You don't even notice. :). Happy Tubing !”
5535 N Red Oak Rd, Lewiston MI 49756
“This is my go to in Lewiston, such a fine and friendly store.. it really sucks that my favorite has to leave only due to being overworked! Nikki, we love you and we are so sorry to see you leave ?”
3521 Co Rd 612, Lewiston MI 49756
“Tiffany makes one awesome chicken ranch pizza. Top notch better then any pizzas shop within 50 miles. She deserves a raise after I got to eat that smacking pizza. Will return again and ask Tiffany and only Tiffany to make my pizza for me. Holy moly that was the best pizza iv had in all my life.”
4791 Salling Ave, Lewiston MI 49756
“Ordered a medium pizza with half toppings and the other half different toppings was perfect!!!??? The potato skins were to die for ?? they were perfectly cooked with crisp cheese and bacon, dipping in ranch was so good! And lets not even get started on the cinnamon sticks ughhh so GOOOD!!!??? Im going to bed a happy full camper! Good job cooks!!???”
3521 Co Rd 612, Lewiston MI 49756
“This is actually the best breakfast in town! We grabbed two breakfast sandwiches, 3 loaded hashbrowns, and an empinada for $15. We stayed in town over Memorial Day weekend and had bfast at Iron Kettle and Villager the first two days. The third and forth days, we came back here! We took the food back to our room. I only took one star off because both times we went in we stood at the counter for several minutes before being helped, and could hear people in the back chatting. It may be self serve? But if so, there isn't a sign.”
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