Sweet Treats - Calumet

The restaurant offers decent basic options. However, the vegetables seem to be a bit outdated, likely because the local clientele primarily prefers meat and potatoes. (It's interesting to note that the Upper Peninsula is the only place in the USA where people buy potatoes at gas stations.) I appreciate the salad bar, but it feels like it's being stocked by someone who can't manage to wake up early enough. For those of us who start work at 8 AM and want a salad for lunch, it's disappointing that the bar isn't replenished until 10 AM.

This is my second time visiting, and once again, it was closed much earlier than the posted closing time.

This is a satisfactory grocery store, particularly for a rural area. I would have rated it four stars if they were more diligent about checking expiration dates, but I understand that this can be a challenge in less populated locations, as my own local grocery store faces similar issues. It must be difficult to keep things fresh with a lower customer volume compared to urban supermarkets. I was pleasantly surprised by the variety of prepared foods available; although we didn't sample any, several options looked quite appealing!

This place is quite unappealing. The dairy section is a mess, with old, flaky milk and puddles of a jelly-like substance. There’s dust everywhere, and expired products scattered all around. Plus, the pictures tell a story we didn't want to see.

Good layout of a store. Food is always fresh and the staff friendly. Produce could use an upgrade.