Sweet little shop with lots of treats! Lol. Lots of old childhood favorites & new delightful…read morechocolates & fudge that melted in your mouth. Bright & fun place with lots of giant stuffed toys! The lady behind the counter cooperated in our walk down memory lane to entertain the kids however the kids weren't having it...too exicted for the candies!

Quaint little candy shop! No frills - but I mean that in the absolute best way possible! It has…read moreall the nostalgic candy you'd hope for, with some new stuff too. All very candies - which is nice! They have candles, chocolates - all the sweet stuff! Highly recommend if sweets are your thing!

I'm so sorry that the fudge house is permanently closed!!! We loved their maple walnut, dark…read morechocolate salted caramel, and other other delicious flavors. It's a shame and will be missed.

Love the cookies and cream fudge, every time we are up here, have to stop in and hope they have…read moresome cookies and cream. It's a real treat.

We stopped in while walking around Fish Creek and enjoyed browsing the local and also the more…read morenostalgic items like Pop Rocks. The bathtub full of salt water taffy was a fun touch. I bought a few items to take home and will definitely keep this place in mind on my next trip to Door County.

A small little candy shop that has plenty of variety of chocolate, candy, etc. the service was…read morequick and friendly. The inside makes you feel like you're back in the 1960s(?) and takes you back in time with very old timey/original candy dispensers. They also offered some free samples of their fudge.

Lautenbach's is one of our favorite markets to visit in Door County. There's a great selection of…read morelocal products, including jams, salsa, pies, snacks, and wine. Our favorites are the cherry salsa and the pies--we always make sure to pick some up when we visit. The market is much bigger than it first appears, with a separate wine section and plenty of goodies for both adults and kids. Outside, there's a large parking area, a peaceful view of the orchard, corn hole games, and even a food truck in the back serving grilled cheese. It can get very busy, but the staff has always been friendly and helpful. There's something here for just about every age, whether you're shopping for Door County treats, browsing the wine selection, or just enjoying the orchard atmosphere. Definitely one of our regular stops whenever we're in Door County. Thank You

SO FUN! We came here for wine tasting on our anniversary and they gave us an extra wine tasting for…read morefree to celebrate. It was a bubbly wine. All wines were delicious that we tried! Really cute inside and out. Very nice outdoor area as well. Tons of goodies in the shop! We purchased cherry donuts and they were amazing and fresh! One of my favorite things from our door county trip. They also had sample of juices to try - the cherry apple juice was my favorite! We actually returned on our last day to go cherry picking! It was so fun, not crowded at all, and prices were reasonable. Highly recommend stopping here for all of your door county cherry and wine tasting needs!

If you're visiting Door County, you simply HAVE to experience Al Johnson's! This Sister Bay icon…read morehas been part of my Door County trips since I was in high school, and all these years later, I still love coming back. Yes, you're probably going to wait for a table -- just expect it and enjoy the experience! Once you're seated and place your order, though, the food comes out amazingly fast. You can't go wrong with the authentic Swedish pancakes and lingonberries, and I think you get a great meal for the price. I also tried the Swedish Sangria made with Brut, Swedish Glogg & Fruit this time, and it was tasty! And then there are the famous goats on the grass-covered roof! Unfortunately, we arrived a little too late in the day and apparently the goats had already called it quits. We even walked around back looking for them! No goats, but we did get to see their little staircase leading up to the roof. Next time, we'll have to get there earlier! Whatever you do, don't leave without visiting the gift shop aka Butik! Give yourself some time because there is SO much to look at -- Door County souvenirs, clothing, ornaments, home decor, gifts and plenty of Al Johnson's goodies to take home. We loaded up on Swedish pancake mix, cinnamon sugar, Door County cherry jam and gifts for family and friends. I think I spent almost 45 minutes in there! After coming here for more years than I'm going to admit, Al Johnson's is still one of those quintessential Door County experiences. Come for the Swedish pancakes, look for the goats, browse the gift shop and enjoy a little piece of Door County tradition.

The food is good to average. The atmosphere is mixed: fun Swedish decor, but a very rushed,…read morefast-paced environment. This will not be a sit down and enjoy your meal experience. This is a We're-the-big-shots-in-town--aren't-you-so-lucky-you-get-to-dine-here?-Now-hurry-up experience. The service was rushed and the manner of the hostesses where you come in and where you pay is abysmal. No, really. I've never felt more like cattle in my life. The sour, amazingly unfriendly hostesses act annoyed you're even there the moment you walk in. No smile. No greeting. Only "What do you want? Stand there. Come this way." My wife apparently stepped too far past the host station and instead of, "I can take care of you there," the woman--without speaking a word and with a very annoyed expression on her face--walked in my wife's path and virtually pushed her in the direction she needed to be. After being rushed through our average meal, the person taking our money (all Al Johnson's wants) asked nothing about our meal, said no friendly word, made no eye contact, said no "enjoy your day" or "thanks for stopping in," only silently took the receipt and acted like it was an unwelcome interruption that I dared to even be standing there. I've been coming here since the mid-90s and wow has it changed. This place made their name with the Swedish pancakes and goats on the roof. They don't care anymore and they don't need to. You are a dollar sign and they will continue to be packed regardless. Do yourself a favor and go anywhere else. If you want a Door County classic, go to Julie's Cafe in Fish Creek. They're super friendly there and they aren't too big for their britches. Al Johnson's is a washed up, sub-par tourist attraction, one we will never be going back to nor recommending to anyone.

I never miss stopping here at least one or two times when I am staying in Door County. The couple…read morethat own the shop are just wonderful and now they have added on a sandwich shop next-door, which I ordered a turkey sandwich and then picked out chocolates. The only problem is I didn't buy enough. The chocolates are beautiful and taste heavenly. She puts a sign on the bottom of the box that says eat within two weeks, getting them to last two days is a problem. All the best to this little business!

Love stopping here for coffee and scone in the morning. We were thrilled to find them now serving…read morebreakfast and lunch sandwiches. The turkey bacon avocado on focaccia sandwich was fantastic.

In my opinion, a Door County trip is not complete without a stop at Seaquist Orchards! This is such…read morea cute little farm store with tons of jams and mustard and tasty treats too sample and also bring home! But they've also got such cute little items like clothing and home decor, I never leave empty-handed! there's an amazing bakery inside too, and I always grab myself a fresh slice of cherry pie! For families, there is a wonderful outside area with a rope, maze and little bikes for kids to ride around on. It's a very fun time!

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!

Found this place highly reviewed and after about 10 seconds of seeing photos of cheesy, stacked…read moresandwiches and creamy gelato, we had to stop by. Packed into this little restaurant is an artisan storefront, a gelato window, a bakery, and a sandwich place. Wanting to try a little bit of everything, we got their cheese charcuterie and an Italian grinder sandwich to share for 2. Stellar, all of it. There was a great variety of cheeses on the board, including a truffle cheese and some kind of herbed goat cheese (which were my favorites), plus a mini brie and a blue cheese (boy's favorites). The board came with a bag of fresh baked focaccia slices on the side to spread the cheese/jams on and it was soooo good. The sandwich had toasty, melted cheese on the roll plus a seasoned tomato/lettuce situation that tied together all the meats so well. Definitely a napkin-heavy meal. They have a water station inside to grab cups, and carry-out bags/containers by request. Theres seating outside only that wraps around the building. Half of it was shaded. We actually left to walk around and came back for the gelato. They were actively putting out new flavors as we watched, so if you are waiting for one in particular just ask! You can split any size between two flavors, so i did chocolate and strawberry sorbet, boy did chocolate and cherry. I loved his cherry, it was so fresh and tart. The chocolate was rich and fit super well with the fruit flavors. They let you taste beforehand too, and the cranberry was also a hit for me! I both wish this was open closer to me and grateful that it's far away. Id be spending a lot more money here if it was nearby. DEFINITELY give them a try!!!

Stopped at Door County Creamery on our way out of Door County. Expect a long wait if you go around…read morelunch time. Also expect to spend an arm and a leg for a sandwich..... All that to say, the sandwiches are yummy. Both David and I liked the Hot Honey sandwich most. It was incredibly flavorful with some nice heat to it. The goat cheese was delicious and added a nice creaminess to the sandwich. The Turkey Brie was fine but would skip next time. I wasn't a big fan of the flavor of the turkey and David didn't like the jam on it. The sandwiches were very filling and loaded perfectly with ingredients.