If you’re hankering for a unique dining experience and some of the most timeless eats in the whole state of Michigan, visit Schlenker’s Sandwich Shop in Jackson. This charming eatery combines local history with fantastic fare — not to mention a healthy dose of charm. If an unforgettable meal is in order, one of the best sandwich shops in Michigan is worth seeking out from any corner of the state.

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Have you and your family made the journey to Jackson for a visit to the legendary restaurant?  What were your impressions of the food and the vibe? We’re always excited to hear what our readers have to say, so share your thoughts with us in the comments or recommend another unique restaurant in Michigan by completing our official nomination form. For more information, visit Schlenker’s Sandwich Shop’s Facebook page.

And if you’re seeking even more deliciousness, take time to read about one of the best bakeries in Michigan.

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Enjoyable Places To Visit In Michigan

What are some of the most enjoyable places to visit in Michigan?
This list of 13 unique day trips in Michigan is a great way to start. Here are a few deserving honorable mentions:

  • Lake of the Clouds (Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park): You'll find this exquisite gem sparkling amid the thick forests that lead you there. The easiest way to see Lake of the Clouds is by way of an overlook. But for more of a challenge with a big payoff, take the Big Carp River Trail or the Escarpment Trail in the 60,000-acre state park.
  • Quincy Mining Company (Hancock, Michigan): As a part of the Keweenaw National Historical Park, Quincy Mine offers a trip back through time beginning in the early 1840s. You'll tour the interesting museum which shares details of the area’s history. Book a tour on Quincy Mine's website to ride the Cog Tram and explore this fascinating wonder.
  • Short's Brewing Company (Bellaire/Elk Rapids, Michigan) The Bellaire pub is housed in a former hardware store that was lovingly transformed into a great hangout, with a Beer Garden across the street. Another fabulous location is The Elk Rapids Pull Barn. From year-round to seasonal beers, taste the creations from the people who know best. For more information, visit Short's Brewing Company's website.
  • Michigan's Adventure (Muskegon, Michigan): Join the thousands who make this part of their summertime tradition in Michigan. The two parks in one include Michigan’s Adventure Amusement Park and WildWater Adventure Waterpark. Yes, you'll probably get wet here. And with 60 rides and attractions, this unforgettable adventure will keep you remembering a ride on one of the seven, wild roller coasters. For the little ones, the mild Camp Snoopy is in order.
  • Holland State Park (Holland, Michigan) The impressive beach and fun atmosphere are what make this one of the most visited parks in the state. See the Big Red Lighthouse across the channel, try your hand at fishing, bring your boat, and enjoy a snack at the concession stand. And with two campgrounds, you can stay the night and start over again in the morning.
  •  The Henry Ford (Dearborn, Michigan) Here you'll discover America's inventions and history through hundreds of hands-on experiences through the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation, Greenfield Village, Ford Rouge Factory Tour, and Giant Screen Experience. This collection of America is encapsulated on 250 acres and a variety of ways to plan your itinerary. Check out The Henry Ford's website for more details.

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