Located in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, The Lindell Chocolate Shoppe has been a popular destination for tourists and locals alike for nearly a century. The restaurant is listed on both the National and State of Michigan Historic Registers and is unique throughout the region with its 1920's decor.  With continual operation for over 80 years, The Lindell Chocolate Shoppe has maintained its original design, atmosphere, and prominence in the Keweenaw Peninsula's history. The restaurant and former confectionery stands as one of the best remaining examples of the culture that existed during the region's copper mining dynasty.  Visitors seeking a glimpse of the past are treated to fine dining, homemade ice creams, Lindell's famous breakfasts and its often imitated Friday night fish fry.