Door county confectionary is a must for the old school vibes. Aesthetic reminds me of literally…read morebeing a kid in a candy shop. They have every candy you could want. A bath tub full of saltwater taffy! The only thing is sometimes it seems like they just buy in bulk and slap it in a door county confectionary bag, BUT the taffy and fudge is homemade and amazing!!

Super cute candy shop in the heart of Fish Creek. They have lots to look at and a wide variety of…read morecandy options for your sweet tooth. I purchased a pre bagged bag of chocolate covered gummies. It was well packaged and was perfect for snacking when I got back to my hotel.

While shopping in Fish Creek, we stumbled upon Spun. Right away, we were greeted so kindly. This…read moreplace offers a bunch of different soda creations similar to "dirty" sodas. They also offer house made popcorn and cotton candy in lots of fun flavors. My kids were absolutely thrilled to try the fun drinks. They were all delicious. The Lavender Fields Forever and Peninsula Paradise were my personal favorites, but they were honestly all so good. The kids begged to come back, so we did. When we arrived the second time, once again we were greeted with smiling faces and warmth. We met the owners, who were wonderful! This time we once again got sodas, and also tried the Toasted Marshmallow cotton candy- which was so unique and delicious. Spun is now a must for us every time we're in Door County!

Fun place with creative flavored sodas. We tried the Maritime Mist and the Bailey Harbors. Both…read morewere refreshing and a nice treat on a warm day. They also make their own cotton candy and flavored popcorn. Prices were reasonable.

We are pretty much coffee nerds and have tried most of the coffee shops on the peninsula. DC…read moreChocolate Designs has by far the best cappuccino we have had. The truffles are amazing...we gift them whenever we can. We go out of our way to go there. Grateful they are here!

We ordered 4 chocolates, a latte and chai. The chai burned your mouth because of the amount of…read morecardamom. The 4 chocolates tasted pretty much the same. There was a hint of cherry, a hint of lavender and pistachio had no taste but cream. The honey caramel had a nice flavor, but I wasn't impressed with the rest.

Since our last visit to Door County in 2020, one candy shop has closed to have another open…read more Enjoy having options to buy candy by the piece to try something new (for better or worse). Rip Rolls and two strips of Zotz was $3.

The mass-produced candy selection is similar to the other DCC locations, but apparently the…read morehandmade chocolate selection may differ. Seem to be able to consistently get the dark chocolate orage peel here. We usually wind up at Sister Bay and Ephraim during our fall visits.

One of the best of their stores around. The selection of candy is great, the service was very good…read more One of the regular stops when we visit the Door.

This was my favorite winery of the whole tour! I loved the market part. I would encourage anyone,…read moreeven if you dont like cherries, to try their samples. You might be surprised. If you're like me and dont typically lean towards the cherry flavored things because of child hood cherry cough medicine then you're in luck- turns out these cherries dont taste anything like that stuff and are actually really good! I got some cherry salsa to go! The wine was good too and the staff was friendly and excited to talk about their wine.

We visited Door County in the fall and missed the window for cherry picking. However, we still…read morecouldn't help but stop by and check out this nearby cidery. Upon entering Lautenbach's we were wowed with a wide variety of pies, baked goods, jams, wines, ciders, and other fun snacks. We sampled a few snacks before we made our way to the back where the wine and cider flights were happening. Hubby and I each had a cider flight. Staff were helpful and answered our questions. It was a beautiful, warm, sunny day so we plopped ourselves on the patio to enjoy live music and our drinks of course. There were family friendly games outside which my child enjoyed.

A cute little mom and pop candy shop in the Swamico area posting up candies from bygone days while…read moretrying to make a name for themselves as chocolatiers. Between nostalgia, colorful sweets, and tasty samples, there is no reason you shouldn't leave The Candy Bar without a smile on your face.

From the owner: We make all our candy and chocolates in small batches one of the time by hand. Our caramel recipe…read moreis made from scratch and over 150 years old. We offer a variety of handmade chocolates and candies including nuts, caramels, creams, fruits, toffee, brittles, Angel food, fudge, barks, molded chocolates and more. We make Gourmet popcorn including cheddars, Carmel and candied corn. We serve soft serve ice cream in cones or dishes and ice cream treats like malts, floats or try a Creamy (similar to a blizzard) We slso have a full espresso bar and Brewed coffee featuring beans from Door County Coffee. The store is complete with retro and novelty candy, salt water taffy plus toys and stuffed animals.

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.

I have been contacted by the actual owner of Uncle Tom's as well as a detective from Door County…read morewho informed that Ryan is currently under investigation for fraudulent charges. It turns out that all of the excuses he gave me, including mourning the death of his father, were his way to attempt to pacify me in the hopes that I would finally give up. Rebecca, the owner, after discovering what was happening, is extremely apologetic and has sent me a refund of the overcharge. While I feel badly for Rebecca as she's dealing with this headache, I am happy to again recommend and order from the shop. Their brittles are the best!

Friendly staff and yummy products. Highly recommend this place for anyone who is in the arearead more