Built from a historic Mt. Pleasant Railroad Depot , Mountain Town Station is known for their award winning ribs, Mountain Town salad, hand cut black angus steaks and prime rib and their hand crafted beers.

Mountain Town Station Restaurant & Brew Pub

The Mt. Pleasant Area Convention & Visitors Bureau, is your gateway to unforgettable experiences and hospitality. Whether you're planning a family adventure, a romantic getaway, a business retreat, or just looking for places to stay, grab a great meal, or other fun activites our CVB team is here to provide personalized recommendations, insider tips, and all the resources you need to make your visit truly memorable.

Mt. Pleasant Area Convention & Visitors Bureau

In addition to their art gallery which is free and open to the public, Art Reach on Broadway offers unique works from over 150 Michigan artists, as well as wholesale goods. Find pottery, jewelry, clothing, candles, wood works, crochet items and so much more in their consignment gift shop!

Art Reach of Mid Michigan

Max & Emily's Cafe is the place in Mt. Pleasant for sandwiches. Offering more than 80 creative combinations of meats, cheeses, veggies, Max & Emily’s serves up delicious and uniquely crafted sandwiches all day long. All sandwiches are served with a pickle spear and a choice of chips or soup.

Max & Emily's

Indulge in a vibrant culinary journey at Jib-Bob Korean Restaurant. Jib-Bob Korean Restaurant is Mt. Pleasant’s newest Korean restaurant working to share and educate customers on South Korea’s culture and authentic food. Your table awaits! 

Jib-Bob Korean Restaurant

Come, browse, and find your next beloved book at Sleepy Dog Books! This charming independent bookstore invites you to escape into a world of bestsellers, indie gems, and timeless classics.

Sleepy Dog Books

Welcome to The Brass, Mt Pleasant's premier dining and social destination in the heart of downtown. Experience the perfect blend of local charm and modern flair in our cozy, inviting atmosphere. The Brass menu celebrates the best of regional flavors with a twist, featuring farm-fresh ingredients and handcrafted dishes guaranteed to tantalize your taste buds. From sumptuous starters to delectable entrées, every bite promises a culinary delight.

The Brass

Welcome to Dog Central, an upbeat hotdog joint in the heart of downtown Mt. Pleasant. Dog Central offers more than 20 gourment toppings including mac & cheese, jalapenos, bacon and more! You're sure to find the perfect hot dog combination when you visit Dog Central!

Dog Central

For over 75 years, Pixie Resturant has given delightful dining experiences to locals and visitors alike! Pixie brings you back to the days of crusin’, coney dogs, neon signs, and juke box rock n’ roll with great food-fast and fun! They offer an assortment of different diner classics from Coney’s to burgers and even pizza.

Pixie Restaurant

When you have a few spare dollars in your pocket Doozie’s is the place to go on a summer day, the only original ice cream place in town, here you can find some of the best soft serve and banana splits.
Doozies Ice Cream Place serves a great variety of frozen desserts, including sundaes, arctic swirls, floats, shakes and malts, and a selection of lactose-free and diabetic-safe soft serve products. The menu is constantly evolving to serve customers the most delicious ice cream at always-low prices. It now serves over 70 arctic swirl flavors, in addition to our 16 flavors of hand-dipped ice cream, not to mention countless sundae and milkshake combinations.

Doozie’s Ice Cream Place

An additional plot of land was donated to the People of Mt. Pleasant by the Stuart Moses Family in memory of Kevin E. Moses to ensure future access to Pickens Field. It lies adjacent to Pickens Field at the lower western edge. To support the memory of Kevin E. Moses view the Kevin E. Moses museum.

In recent years the fields have added modern restrooms, new ballfeild fencing as well as dughouts and overall improved field conditions.
The Little League organization and Jaycees dedicated the fields to the 10-year vice-president L. J. Pickens. Pickens was vice-president of the Little League from 1963 to the time of the park’s creation in 1973. He spent long hours maintaining the old field and prepping and building the new field in rain or shine.

The Jaycees adopted the project as one of their key objectives. The project was estimated to cost $15,000 and the Jaycees were eager to help.

The City officially gave permission to have the new Little League field built on the land just south of Pickard and North of Island Park. Spearheading the community support was Little League Vice-President L. J. Pickens.

The City of Mt. Pleasant began to look into another location for a sports park. Community members wanted lights on the baseball field and the current location at Henry and Fessenden streets did not accommodate lighting options. The Commission decided to fund a study to find other location options.

State facility:
- 2 little league diamonds
- 2 farm league/softball fields

Pickens Field

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