Milda's Corner Market 9901 Town Line Avenue, Union Pier, MI 49129

"Always so perfect.... craft sodas, best beer and be sure you get into that deli-case, her help rocks her recipes!!!!"

"In the sprawling wasteland of sterile, soulless convenience stores and plastic delis, Milda’s Corner Market emerges as a bastion of defiant authenticity. Not just a deli; it's a damn oasis in a desert of mundane munchies, a fever dream of gourmet delicacies. As you traverse its aisles, every item sings a song of rarity, a siren's call to the culinary adventurer. The prices? Not the highway robbery one might expect from such a treasure trove, but a reasonable toll for entry into a world of flavors. And let me tell you about the bacon buns, my friend. A revelation. A mind-altering, taste-bud-tantalizing experience that redefines the very essence of 'surprise'. Each bite is a delicious trip, a roller coaster of sensations. If there's any semblance of sanity left in you, venture into Milda’s and embark on a gastronomic journey that defies the constraints of ordinary deli experience. This isn't just food; it's an edible manifesto against the dull and the mundane."

"Cute little place! Stopped in for a breakfast sandwich before hiking and they were yummy! Couple tables outside as well. Has lots of grocery items if needed."

"Milda’s makes good sandwiches and hoagies! They have this Lithuanian thing going on inside with a Lithuanian map on the Wall and cookies from the Old country. While I was waiting for my turkey sub (YUMMY) this 6’4 Lithuanian Lady cut the line,well I was the only one in line,and order a Reuben. This Hippie looking Cat she called Jerry Rubin came out of the freezer and left with her! I then saw this lady reading the Lithuanian news paper. Something was up as there were 2 big dudes with dark sun glasses and ear pieces eyeing me! Come to find out the lady was Dalia Grybauskaite President of Lithuania having some Lithuanian cookies and drinking groseunie which is like a Lithuanian Red Bull. Go figure all this going on in Union Pier. They have the NYT and the New Buffalo gazette. The New Buffalo Gazette was less depressing so I read it."

"This place was around when I first started walking. It's evolved into a fine market with eclectic selection in a small town. The deli produces delicious sandwiches, my choice, the Reuben. The freezer is stocked with a variety of cool drinks. There's a Lithuanian type of ice cream bar that's wonderful. There are also finely decorated Easter eggs next to the choice of baked goods."