I stopped here to grab breakfast before taking the Apostle Island Cruise. I was here on a Saturday…read moreduring a long weekend, and it wasn't too crowded in the morning; however, it does get crowded later in the day. I picked a table by the window and a great view. I ordered a cappuccino and a Crabby Benedict (half) with hash browns. I like places that offer half portions of Benedict, as that's the perfect portion for me. The Benedict was great, and the coffee was good as well. The restaurant has a cosy diner feel, and the staff was very friendly and sweet.

My fiancé and I were pleasantly surprised at this little gem of a restaurant! A cool reprieve on a…read morewarm afternoon, the place has a really nice vibe. We ate at Manypenny Bistro twice during our trip to Cornucopia/Bayfield recently. The first time I ordered the Vegetable pizza minus the tomatoes and had ranch instead of tomato sauce. It was absolutely heavenly...one of the best pizza's I've ever eaten. My fiancé had a cheeseburger with cheddar cheese and fries. Be said the burger was the best burger he'd had in ages. The second time we ate there I had the Lemon Garlic pasta minus the lemon and added shrimp. It was pretty good, although there was entirely too much pasta, lol. I think I had a pound of pasta on my plate. My fiancé had the Lake Trout and garlic mash with cauliflower & broccoli. He said it was all really good, but the trout was beyond phenomenal. The service both times was exceptional. We both agree it was well worth the money and would definitely eat there again!

It must visit if you are coming to Bayfield it's so beautiful. It's a hidden small place in the…read morefirst week of October. It's going to be so packed almost 20,000 to 30,000 visitors will be coming over here and it'll be hard to even find parking but right now it's sit so quiet. It's early apple season so it's pretty pretty quiet over here and still little visitors coming in in and out, we sat inside we ate the ladies there were like so helpful for so nice absolutely amazing people must visit thank you.

This place can be hard to get to if your an out of towner like me, but when you get there it is…read more100% worth it. The jam is amazing and so is the Apple Cider Donuts. Definitely worth going.

Stopped in to grab coffees before getting on the ferry to Madeline on a Saturday morning. It was…read morefairly busy but the line moved quick. We all ordered lattes with the various house made syrups (vanilla bean, caramel, maple) and we all collectively were like wow is this the best latte you've ever had?? We loved it so much we all went back later and bought beans. The decor inside is bright and vibrant with plants and ample seating. They have a variety of pastries that all looked delicious as well - I want to go back and try them all especially the peach scone!

Loved this place... went there twice in one day. The…read moreunderstand local treats and if you want a pastry, get it quick... as they sold out by the time i returned from my boat tour. Great decor and friendly people

We stopped here on our way out of the area, and the pastries we got were so delicious! They…read moredefinitely seemed busy, but the staff were kind. We would stop here again for sure next time we're around!

Food best bakery North of the cities. Ambiance quaint, service depends on who is at the register…read morethat day.

My sister and I made it a point to stop at this place to sample some of their baked goods while we…read morewere up in the northland in later October 2024. The afternoon we were there, it was extraordinarily blustery outside, with dirt being whipped around town as their major through road area was under construction. We parked our vehicle and walked a block or two to Coco, where we got a hot beverage to sip on while enjoying the hot blueberry turnover that had just come out of their oven. It was sooo delicious! Flaky pastry folded over generous, intensely-flavored blueberry filling. The experience brought me right back to childhood memories of eating the frozen ones made by Pepperidge Farms that you baked in the oven at home. It was the rare occasion that my mom bought a box or two of them (there were 4 per box, and there were 5 members in my family), most likely, when they were "on sale" at a local grocer. The decor inside the place was very colorful, quirky, funny, awesome! Will make it a point to visit this place again when I'm in the area!

Nice small town bakery cafe with scratch made everything. Super friendly service. My sandwich was…read morevery good and I was happy happy until another guy walked past me with a breakfast sandwich that looked like an entire omelet stuffed in a biscuit. Jealousy is never good.

The pasties have changed the standard beef and potato are smaller with very little meat, mostly all…read morepotatoes

We came here looking for pasties, and we found them. I will vote their pasties as best crust in the…read moreU.P. They were almost out of pasties when we got there so i didn't get one with rutabaga in it. But the ones we got were top notch.

What a gem! Harbor House is a terrific little shop with some seriously delicious treats. If in…read moreWashburn, I highly recommend a stop. The store isn't big but it packs in a nice variety. The highlight is everything at the counter area. There are a variety of chocolates and delish baked treats to choose from. Last time I was there they had a peanut butter s'mores that was excellent. Also caramel filled cupcakes that I didn't get but I was VERY tempted. I have tried the cookies and they are great, several variety of chocolates and other treats to try. I have yet to have anything I wouldn't get again. Beyond that there is a selection of candies of the gummy and Taffy varieties. Along the back wall are maple syrups, caramel sauces (highly recommend!), Preserves I think, some little knickknacks etc. They also maybe have ice cream and serve some food at various times? I have yet to try any of that, but I'd expect good things. In addition to all that, they take requests. My husband ordered a French Silk pie for my birthday (it is my favorite) and despite having not made one before (so I was told) she signed on and whipped one up. It was fantastic! So be sure to check the place out. It's a cute store with awesome treats. As they say, Treat yo self!

We've had good experiences here in the past and are not ones to leave reviews but our experience…read moretoday was unacceptable. Ordered specialty drinks outside after 3 p.m. Inside was closed so only outside menu was available. Two of our drinks were not as pictured on the board outside (a main ingredient was missing). We approached staff who stated only "sorry we are out of that." We planned to sit outside but there are only 4 chairs (party of 4) and one was dirty so we left to eat elsewhere in town. It was closing time for this business. The two drinks that were incorrect were VERY sour. I ate part of mine ($8 ea) but did not finish and we went to another local business and ordered a different drink for my spouse (tossed both of these in the trash) as she stated Her's was also too sour (and she typically likes sour). We decided to contact the business via social to request a refund. The owner did not take responsibility, blamed us and made false accusations. They stated we were refunded but given the name calling they engaged in and unusual nature of the message we received we told them it appears they must have confused us with another customer so I'm unsure if we were actually refunded. I let them know this and I stated they need to apologize and they then blocked us. We would never act inappropriate in any way. To imply so is insulting. The experience ruined our day. We will never again frequent this business.

The service was great, and it was just a cute place to stop for breakfast before our Kayak tour…read moreacross the street! They had local artwork on display too, which was so cool to see!

Honestly, I wasn't expecting too much from a small town coffee shop, but I was pleasantly impressed…read morewith Corny Coffee! They used locally roasted craft coffee beans from Full Keel Coffee Roasters in Washburn for their drip coffee and it was delicious. I also got their blueberry scone and cheddar and bacon quiche. Both had great flavor and consistency. The prices were really reasonable for what you get! The baristas/employees were kind and helpful and the shop itself has comfortable indoor and outdoor seating. Overall, was really glad I stopped in and would highly recommend to anyone passing through town!

Used to have delicious donuts especially the chocolate frosted filled long johns. Now the past 10…read moreyears they have gone downhill.Frosting is sloppy put on. Skimpy too. Used to love their hard rolls but they stopped making them more than 20 years ago. I don't ever stop on anymore. It's a shame.

This store is a wonderful little, small town donut shop. I was visiting family and this was a place…read morethat had to be seen. The donuts are such a treat! Small town donut shop and hang out in the morning, so worth it! Was great!

This bakery on a hill in Ironwood was unknown to me until yesterday. Best baguette I have had…read moresince living in France. The crust was absolutely perfect. Great sliced for yesterday's dinner and toasted for breakfast. The ginger molasses and Wow butter cookies were also big hits with the family. Very friendly person working the counter. We'll definitely be back!

No longer sell in bakery but in other stores Still great…read morebaked goods. Especially their tarts.