We were passing through and I had some time to shop, and ended up at Tadychs. I like to check out…read moresmaller local markets when I can. The store was clean and had all the standard grocery essentials. I ended up leaving with some craft sodas (KISS Grapefruit and something called Kickapoo Joy Juice for the mister) , a Pearson Nut Goodie, and some nice soft kaiser buns. I also browsed the full liquor department, but didn't buy anything. Prices seemed competitive throughout the store and there were some good sale prices, too.

Tadychs is a nice little grocery store in Sturgeon Bay. We were staying at a airbnb nearby…read more We were in the area for a full week and stopped by here several times. The produce was fresh, the selection was decent, and the prices are reasonable. The service is friendly and efficient. They're not quite as big as some groceries but big enough that we never felt the need to go anywhere else! Get to it!

Good prices. Large selection, especially frozen pizza and…read moreliquor. Service was friendly and efficient. The store was clean and well lit.

This review is going to sound really strange, but I swear it's real and I have a corresponding…read morereview for Young Automotive to confirm my tale. TL;DR: Excellent customer service, friendly, and followed through with my request, even a week after I had made it. A few weeks ago my father in-law messaged me asking to keep an eye open for New Belgium Oakspire beer. It's a limited release and he was a fan last year (which was a chore to find) and he wasn't to get some if I ran across any. I went to New Beligiums website and found that the nearest grocery store that carried it was Econofoods in Sturgeon Bay. Sturgeon Bay is a 2 hour drive from my home, but I like taking drives and it was autumn so I figured, screw it, I will take half a day off work and take a drive to get some beer for my in-law (and a 6 pack for myself). I called Econofoods asking if they had the beer. They took my number down and said they would check and call me back. The made good on this and called me in about 15 minutes, letting me know that they had the beer and that they would set however many I wanted aside for me to come and pick up. It was raining cats and dogs when I left, so my idea of a nice autumn drive went out the window. Even better, once I got into town my cars check engine light came on. I didn't think much of it, but almost immediately after getting onto bridge on 57 my car gave me a warning that my transmission was overheating. Yikes! I pulled over, found a mechanic, and got into a loner car and then headed over to Econofoods. They tons of the beer I was looking for, I loaded up the cart (completely forgetting that they had set aside beer for me) and headed home. A week later, about when I was going to return to pick up my car, I received a voice mail from Econofoods saying that they still had my beer up at the desk and asked me if I was going to be coming in to pick it up. A WEEK LATER. I felt like a total dick for leaving them hanging like that, but was taken back by the fact that not only had they held onto it for me, but that they took the time to call me back and leave me a message. Needless to say when I picked up my car I swung over to Econofoods, apologized for waiting so long to pick up my beer, and bought the 3 6 packs they set aside for me.

This is the go-to place to get your goods while in Door County…read more My husband and I always stop to rent Redbox movies and pick up any items we may have forgotten at home. Our last visit was during the COVID-19 era. Everyone I saw (employees and customers) all had masks and were very respectful. The employees have always been very nice and helpful when I have visited. The shelves are always stocked and I have never experienced an issue with not getting exactly what I came for. This Walmart and the one in Richland, Wisconsin, are the 2 best Walmarts I have ever visited in regard to cleanliness, friendliness, and dependability. It is a 5 star Walmart, I just can't bring myself to give a Walmart 5 stars based on principle and previous experience with the corporation that owns Walmart (sorry Sturgeon Bay Walmart; it's not you, it's me).

That it thing with the long hair and mask. Never been treated more rude. It's still there even…read morethough we locals all hate it.

This is like an adventure, you never know what you will find in here. but bring your reading…read moreglasses. Much of the inventory is past pull dates or about to. About 75% of the items I picked up were outdated or would be in the same month. This works great of you are consuming quickly. otherwise it may or may not be worth the risk.

Food is wonderful with good produce and nice display. Prices are good and many sales …read more Service is the worst I have ever seen ! Checking out is a nightmare . Today at 8:30 am there were NO staff at checkout. I had to scan 1 $120.00 of food myself as the computer yelled at me that I was not putting it in the bag. This is a Kroger store. How can Kroger put up with this lack of customer service. I was at Walmart yesterday to try to avoid going to Pick and Save. The computer for checkout is great and they have plenty of staff . However the food stuffs are not as quality as I would like . I have returned from Florida where Publix was the grocery store and is outstanding. Kroger might want to take a look!! Customer service is important. I am tempted to drive 45 minutes to get to Festival Food in Green Bay. It might actually be faster than shopping at Pick and Save in Sturgeon Bay .

Delightful find on a recent day trip through Sturgeon Bay. Craving some hummus, we googled and…read morefound this little market close by. It is small and easy to navigate. Really helpful staff. There is a small selection of homemade salads, sandwiches and pasta items to pop into the oven. Good selection of lots of different grocery, produce, meat, dairy and frozen foods as well as a smaller selection of produce. Prices were reasonable. We found new brand of hummus to try, grabbed some bananas and spontaneously decided to take how two small salads for dinner. Lived the freshness of the salads with homemade vinaigrettes. Thoroughly enjoyed walking by the rows of sunflowers that lined the parking lot and continued in the home directly perpendicular from the market. A lively August sight. Easy parking and reasonable pricing.

My dream store. Clean ingredients and products you can feel good about. A huge selection of some of…read morethe best brands - so much to see, lots of new things you'll want to try!

Great selection of meats and merchandise, along with good service. Look forward to returningread more

Amazing selection of a nice variety of favorite meets. Family owned and very friendly staff. The…read morealso have fresh vegetables, cheese, beer, fish, and much more.

After all these years, I finally stopped in this place at the recommendation of a neighbor. So glad…read moreI did! This was the best bakery I have had in the county! So flaky fresh ate it so fast didn't have time for a picture! And the fudge! So creamy delicious and I don't t like fudge !

Great place to grab some local delicacies from jams to cheese to even an ice cream cone! I stoped…read morefor an ice cream in a dish and some renauds cheese. The cheese was delish and I might have to order some more in the near future. There are plenty of Adirondack chairs in the front to sit under the shade and enjoy any snacks and treats. They close up at the end of the day on the earlier side so keep that in mind.

They are generous with the samples, which I like! They'll let you sample the fudge and taffy, and…read moreperhaps other candies if you ask politely. After tasting some of the taffy, I bought a few pieces for my kids. They have a rainbow assortment of taffy in all kinds of flavors: banana, birthday cake, tropical fruit, etc. The fudge was fine, too, but fudge isn't really my thing, so I can't tell you if it was amazing or not. (All fudge is mid to me.) The store is like a candy wonderland. You will find vintage candy, modern candy, lollipops, chocolates, toffee, licorice, gummies, gumballs and lots more. Plus they have an ice cream shop where you can order scoops, sundaes, shakes and malts. All of the things to satisfy your sweet tooth.

Very painfully average for such an overpriced shop. The look of the interior is nice, it really…read morematches the vibes id expect of a candy shop, but the candy itself is mild at best. The chocolates within the cases (truffles, fudge, etc.) are entirely unmarked, with no clearly visible signs indicating price, even per pound. That already came off as a bit fishy, but going up to the register confirmed my suspicions--this place is atrociously expensive. The chocolate itself wasn't good unfortunately, every flavor I tried just tasted like sugar and nothing else. The purchase, which totalled to $70 for 2 cherry chunks and 5 truffles (mind you truffles are maybe 1/8 the size of your palm...) ended up being something I had regrets over, as I didn't enjoy a single item from it. The store does have some good points, the service isn't bad by any means, but you could find better candy at pretty much any other store/fudgery for half the price.

The homemade pizzas are out of this world. Staff is awesome too. Can't wait to get more pizzas!!read more

Where do I start? This was my first time trying fresh-made cheese curds. I liked them so much that…read moreI bought a bag. The girl at the counter also let me try some fudge, which I'm not usually into, but I enjoyed. I got some smoked chicken salad with cherries and a broccoli and feta salad to take back to my cabin. Everything was delicious, and I will stop on my way out of town to restock the curds. They also have a little cafe called Melt, with seating. The potato soup looked amazing! They had Pies and lots of fresh-made goods for sale, and they even had local frozen meats. This is a definite must-stop on your way in and out of Sturgeon Bay!