Original Murdick's Fudge

Candy store · Mackinac Island

1

@eater

"With some 13 fudge shops on the island, there’s no better place on the planet to be a “fudgie” (that’s Northern Michigan slang for “tourist”) than Mackinac Island. Despite some confusing signage down the way, the Murdick’s location at 7363 Main Street was the very first place on the island where fudge was made, and it is as charming as ever today. Stop in and watch these candy magicians as they stir cream, sugar, butter, and more in a massive copper bowl, pour the hot slurry onto marble tables to cool, and then put their paddles to work flipping and turning it into the blocks of fudge that are perfect for taking home to that pet-sitter." - Stacey Brugeman

Where to Dine and Drink on Mackinac Island
Stacey Brugeman

7363 Main St, Mackinac Island, MI 49757 Get directions

originalmurdicksfudge.com
@originalmurdicks

1 Postcard

See full details

More Places For You

The Chuckwagon

Breakfast restaurant · Mackinac Island

This cozy, cowboy-themed diner serves up hearty breakfast and lunch favorites in a snug space, making it a must-visit for comfort food lovers.

0 Postcards

Mackinac Island

Island · Mackinac Island

Mackinac Island is a charming car-free getaway where horse-drawn carriages, stunning Victorian architecture, and fudge shops create a timeless retreat.

6 Postcards

Cloghaun Bed & Breakfast

Bed & breakfast · Mackinac Island

Nestled in an 1884 Victorian, this charming B&B boasts uniquely designed rooms, lush gardens, and a delightful dining experience, just steps from the harbor.

0 Postcards

Island House Hotel

Hotel · Mackinac Island

Nestled in Mackinac State Historic Park, this elegant Victorian hotel boasts charming rooms, lush gardens, and a delightful restaurant with harbor views.

1 Postcard

Millie's on Main

Pub · Mackinac Island

Seasonal eatery offering a broad menu of comfort fare & cocktails in a cozy, charming space.

1 Postcard

Ice House BBQ

Restaurant · Mackinac Island

Tourist-season smokehouse & bar serving classic fare at umbrella-shaded tables or on a patio.

1 Postcard

Grand Hotel

Hotel · Mackinac Island

Grand 19th-century hotel offering refined rooms, suites & cottages, plus tennis & restaurants. Overlooking the Straits of Mackinac, this famous hotel dating from 1887 lies 0.5 miles from Main Street. Elegant, individually styled rooms feature free Wi-Fi, cable TV, minifridges and coffeemakers. Upgraded options include 2-bedroom suites and a 4-bedroom cottage with an outdoor tub. Loaner bikes are available. The hotel offers a salon/spa, an outdoor pool, 2 hot tubs and a sauna, plus 4 tennis courts, croquet fields, a fitness center and a half-mile jogging trail. There are multiple dining options (some with live entertainment), along with landscaped gardens. Guests can enjoy the resort's porch, renowned as the world's longest.

13 Postcards

Hotel Iroquois

Hotel · Mackinac Island

Nestled on Lake Huron, Hotel Iroquois charms with upscale dining, a private beach, and beautifully decorated rooms perfect for a serene getaway.

1 Postcard

Carriage House

Restaurant · Mackinac Island

Upmarket seasonal hotel restaurant & bar with waterfront terraces serving lake-fresh fish & more.

2 Postcards

Kingston Kitchen at the Village Inn

Jamaican restaurant · Mackinac Island

Relaxed restaurant with a down-home ambiance dishing up American classics with a Jamaican twist.

1 Postcard