People seem to love this place. As a full-time RV'er, I've been to many orchards and farm stores…read more This place was packed with people trying samples and grabbing goods to take home. I love apple cider donuts, but Wisconsin is known for its cherries. I was not a fan of the cherry donut sample I tried. I did end up getting some coffee, jelly, and dried cherries to take home. They have lots of home decor items and cherry donuts that are deep-fried into chips, which I did not try. You can also get a cup of coffee, and they have lots of pie and baked goods. Prices were pretty typical for these types of stands. $3 for small items and $10 for larger canned items

This is a must stop if you're visiting. You can find all the local goodies here. Apples, cherries,…read morecherry donuts, apple cider donuts, chocolate covered cherries, pies, the list goes on! I left with a giant bag of dark chocolate covered cherries and cherry chocolate toffee. Yum!

VERY COVID friendly! Clean store. Sanitizer as you enter, wiped counter after each customer. I felt…read moresafe and confident shipping and how items were prepared seeing how they managed cleanliness at the store front. Great job!

From the owner: Cherry De-Lites are produced exclusively from the famous Door County, Wisconsin Grade A fancy…read moreMontmorency cherries. Cherry Syrup and Cherry De-Lite cherry juice is made from the premium juice of those cherries.

This is my first time visiting this market in the middle of country Farms. I was surprised when I…read morepulled up. There was a tour bus. The market is smaller than I imagined, but it was stacked with lots of goodies. There were samples throughout and I really enjoyed the tart cherry juice and picked up a bottle to take home. They also had blue Amish popcorn, which is a treat. I was surprised there weren't any regular restrooms but just a portable outside which an employee told me even they must use. No thank you. I guess it's too early for fresh corn even though it was sold at the market it was not from Wisconsin because it is too early. So that was a little disappointing, thinking I was getting fresh corn.

Stopping at Wienke's market is a must while traveling through Algoma, whether it be spring, summer…read morefall, or winter. They have a large selection of canned goods, baked goods, and souvenirs, and I'm sure in the summer they are stocked to the gills with fresh produce. The service is friendly, and so if you ever travel to or through Algoma is a must stop!

I grew up going to visit my grandparents in Door County and one thing they ALWAYS had on hand for…read moremy arrival was a Schartner's Strawberry Rhubarb pie. Not only is it incredibly nostalgic for me, I've found over years of searching and sampling that it can't be beat. It's an absolute MUST STOP if you find yourself in the area.

Cherries are so sweet.. Service is excellent…read more Their price is reasonable.. Ambiance is good. Thank you for the great customer service. Visiting from Antioch, Illinois Pics is provided below.

Don't know what happened to my original review from 2017. Yelp deleted it last week. Still our…read morefavorite orchard. Just ate the last of our sweet cherries; and froze and dried our "sour" cherries. Going up this weekend for peaches (6 different kinds) and maybe apricots. Although I don't agree with their politics, that makes no difference to me. They are nice people who grow their fruit with love and wisdom. You can actually eat fruit while you pick. No chemicals to worry about here. If you cherish fresh fruit like we do, it would behoove you to pay this place a visit.

On the way to the Michigan UP, as you pass north of Green Bay, you spot a sign that reads "Better…read moreBuy Brosig's" and a picture of an ear of corn. Good advice to be taken seriously by novice Wisconsin roadside corn buyers. During the peak corn harvest season of August through early September, you will see lots of fresh vegetable & corn signs pop up all over Wisconsin. These often lead you to gas stations, empty lots with tents and tables set up, or just a produce-laden pick-up truck with some shirtless, unshaven farmer guy with bad teeth. You have to be certain you get good corn. Some places don't let you pick through their corn and all you get is a "mystery bag" with a dozen ears for a certain $. Then you look later and find it's some dried-up horse-corn with withered tassels. Others have undersized and immature corn that is underdeveloped and flavorless. Now located in Crivitz (formerly in Pound, WI) Brosig's consistently has the freshest, biggest tri-color corn we've come across. They have a roadside location and a smaller one in a gas station parking lot a little farther north in the same town. On our way to Michigan and on the trip home, we always stop and get a bag of fresh Brosig's corn. Brosig's puts 13 to a bag themselves, but don't fear finding any bad corn in there! They also carry other fresh vegetables like giant bell peppers, 2-foot long zucchini, tomatoes, potatoes, leeks, and other locally grown farm goodies, most of which were picked the same day. The stand is right alongside US-141 in Crivitz, with a sign about 1/2-mile away. You'll be amazed at the volume of business Brosig's gets from passing tourists like us, as well as loyal locals. Pull over to the side of the road and check it out. The folks working at the farmstand have that honest-to-goodness, laid-back rural personality you find out there but rarely encounter in the city. Come by, get some corn or zucchini, chat with them, even ask them where they recommend going for the best fish fry or something.

Great produce! Great prices! Great people! Our traditional stop from Wisconsin to the UP of…read moreMichigan. Just after four-lane highway turns to two-lane (going north). Left side of road. Worth the stop!

It's been several years since I've been to Seaquist Orchards and the first time during cherry…read moreseason. We had fun checking out the store and of course the baked goods. The orchard cherry fudge and the cherry oatmeal cookies were amazing. We also were able to do some cherry picking and what a fun experience!

This place was very large in size. I wanted to get some local products. They had a lot of good…read moreoptions. They also had non local stuff to. I did get fudge and they had some fun cherry ones. And if you buy a few you get a free chocolate one. This is probably a cute place in season to go. We got so cute cherry blossoms photos. And they also had apples. Only thing was it was a little more crowded then other places we went. Oh that had a sample amd it was so good. I did not get any but really wanted to. Just did not need any more pastries lol.

Fabulous experience picking my own tart cherries at Meleddy Cherry Orchard! The staff are…read moreextremely friendly and the cherries are delicious. Convenient parking, easy picking, reasonable prices. They even pit the cherries for you (for a small fee). I will be back!!

These are the types of small businesses that make Door County special. They are not as big as other…read moreorchards, but they grow and sell fresh produce, sell locally made specialty food items (especially cherry focused), and provide a warm, welcoming, and intimate shopping experience. I feel smaller produce businesses like this get over-looked and shouldn't be missed. I found an item here that larger produce stores were out of. Don't forget these small businesses when you're in the area.

Just visited this fabulous place located just outside of Sister Bay, on Rt 42, Left hand side turn…read moreat Wildwood Road. I traveled with my friendly Dog, but he took a nap in the car whilst I shopped at the Wildwood Market. This place is clean and wholesome and very Family Friendly! The owner Mark Carlson was extremely friendly, knowledgeable about his fresh fruit and vegetable products and knew much history of the area. There were jams and sauces, Fresh from the farm tomatoes and so much to look at and shop for.....I purchased some oddly shaped long tomatoes, and some dried cherries to bring back home. I chatted about our 9/11 experiences BUT while I was 'trapped' in London, UK during September 11th 2001. The market store was moved from a close by location in sections and rebuilt and lovingly restored and rebuilt by the Carlson family. They are currently adding in other parts of the business as they grow...including a possible historical setting scene of what the former historical "migrant picker's shack used to look like back in the day. Their orchard market is open Mid May through October. They have Pick Your Own Cherries and a funny Cherry Picking RULES sign inside the market store, most important rule, DO NOT CLIMB THE CHERRY TREES! This place has a medium sized graveled parking lot, easy parking and handicapped friendly ramp to enter the store. PLEASE NO big Rv's or Tour buses please, it is too hard to park and back up out of, ducks were swimming in their own little pool off to the side of the market store, Mark is a great guy and again MARK CARLSON, THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE TO OUR COUNTRY!!! ALso from their website: Carlson's Island View Orchard, home of Door County Wildwood Market and Anna's Garden...located in the old "migrant picker's shack" Mark, Mary Pat, and daughter Anna welcome you to Carlson's Island View Orchard and gardens - all here on the family farm that has been in the Carlson family since 1846 - two years before Wisconsin became a state.

Staff was so sweet, and helpful with the menu! The coffee shop is inside a store, super adorable…read more Has bags of fresh coffee beans, homemade bars and bagels, coffee drinks, smoothies. I got a maple bourbon late- chefs kiss! Will be back.

Best cappuccino I have had in a long time! Great coffee (Colectivo) and nice foam. And in a…read moreceramic mug. Very friendly staff who recommended a nice place for dinner (Kurtz's). Red Bank Coffee is in Schroeder's Department Store. A step back in time!