11627 Superior St, Mohawk MI 49950
“I don’t say this much and reserve this to food I have truly enjoyed and in my opinion, taste good. The Wings special on Wednesday were big portion wings, unlike today’s commercial wings fast food places which as small and overcooked/dry and just soaked in sauce to cover the dryness. BBPS’s were cooked perfectly without it being dry, still hot inside after eating sometime. after ordering and not right away, with the homemade Parmesan Garlic sauce glazed over each wings, was the best I have YET to eat. Came back to try their local Michigan dish called a pasty that has been hyped about a-lot, so I was skeptical, I tried it and it was a pleasant surprise being the right portion for me and tasted the flavors. If I could describe it, it’s like having a pot pie wrapped in a crusty dough fully and tasty. I didn’t need to add anything’s as I feel that if you have to add ketchup or gravy, or whatever, to a dish that it can’t stand on it own taste, but to each their own. Also tried their chili and it met my conditions for a good chili, thick not runny, meaty ground beef with beans, and just the right spices for flavor. Tried their Philly Cheesesteak, and even thou I don’t order cheesesteaks sandwiches normally, and so I don’t have much to compare against, the portions of sliced meat with the veggies and cheese was, as you can see, very enjoyable warm and freshly made. I’m thinking about trying the Reuben sandwich or Fish fry tonight, Friday, given that they have gone 5 for 5 in food tastes. I’ve enjoyed so far. Lastly the carrot cake is moist and the filling creamy and better than one I had in Copper Harbor restaurant that claims to have a killer one. If looking for a local, off the major road food stop for pickup, I highly recommend trying Belly Pit Stop and giving them a try. They certainly make food fresh, warm and a comforting taste that is better than most other restaurants these days.”
715 Gratiot Street, Mohawk MI 49950
“Cool place, Jeff was incredibly nice. Told me about the trails at Hunter Point Park and the drive up Brockway Mountain to the lookout. Both were amazing! Happy I stopped.”
107 5th Street, Calumet MI 49913
“This store has a little of everything. It is well merchandised with delicious handmade fudge. We took home some cozy socks and four handmade fudge pecan caramel turtles. Instead of chocolate on top, they have homemade fudge. They are delicious”
200 6th Street, Calumet MI 49913
“So glad this new store opened up right when I moved here. It's the only place I shop for groceries. Abundant vegan selection for all my plant based foods! The deli makes great vegan food, too... actually the best vegan selection in the area! pic of the v- pizza I ordered tonight... Fabulous!!”
901 Calumet St, Lake Linden MI 49945
“This is the last party store on the way out to my house. Everyone is friendly and Took the time to bring in a special order product for me and carry it regularly now. We have to keep buying from the local businesses.”
511 Pine St, Calumet MI 49913
“Generally has anything you may need, to hunt, fish, recreate in the elements, and have a good time. If they don't have it you don't need it here on the KP.”
52062 Duncan Ave, Hubbell MI 49934
“Really good selection of bourbon and other spirits. Also has quality convenience snacks and drinks you’d expect. Proprietor is friendly, conscientious and knowledgeable and made great recommendations. Worth the stop when in the Keweenaw.”
56021 US-41, Calumet MI 49913
“Purchase a pizza from holiday on 41 godfather's Pizza Best in the area for pizza wise. I've tried several other pizzas in the area does not compare .....Good job to the employees there at holiday gas station / godfathers”
56797 6th Street Exn, Calumet MI 49913
“I like that they’re actually open late and didn’t really change their hours during pandemic, unlike some of the businesses in the area who use it as an excuse..”
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