Hartman's is a great place to walk to on a weekend morning. Although I haven't been inside in a…read morebit, from what I remember it doesn't have room for seating. This quaint shop has AMAZING doughnuts and for a place that's so popular in town, they're surprisingly fast with grabbing what you want.

This bakery, located in the middle of a neighborhood, was a great stop en route from Green Bay to…read moreDes Moines. Founded in 1950 and with recent new owners, this storefront is a real treat when you walk inside, as the fresh scent of the bakery is everywhere. I wish the help would have been a little more warm, but that was the only negative. Grabbed a box of kolaches, and so glad that I did. Wow. Considered one of their fresh breads, apple fritters, and cookies, but the kolaches were the winner and were awesome. Street parking works, and their prices are solid.

Top notch goods - especially cronuts, ciabatta bread, OMGs, anything with their buttercream, and…read moreeverybody's favorite kneecaps. Very friendly work staff willing to accommodate and go the extra mile. Once you stop, you'll be hooked. That's a good thing, Martha!

The donut i got was really good! The dough was fluffy and the frosting wasn't too overpowering,…read morepractically perfect. The interior is small but really cozy and the staff is nice!

New business in town! Excellent donuts and bread. Open Wednesday to Sundays until 2pm (Noon on…read moreSunday's). All scratch made bakery items, with a nice assortment. Sell out quick some days!

Everything you ever wanted that is sweet and salty. I was wary of store bought popcorn, but the…read morestuff here is great. Several kinds of tasty cheesy popcorn. The carmelcorn popcorn is highly addictive...in a good way. Ever wanted to know the difference between gelato and ice cream, both are made here and you can try and buy both. Tables are available for enjoying your treats. Also varieties of chocolate for your chocolate fix of the day. The young lady who served us was very nice. We've had a couple of pleasant visits. Nice spot across from Lake Michigan. If you're looking to treat yourself to something really good, it would behoove you to stop by and walk in the door. 1 Share

This is an amazing find! Driving by, I see this little sign for chocolates and I have to stop in…read more I walk in and I'm greeted by one of the chocolatiers and owners, welcoming me and explaining all that is on the shelves and more importantly what is NOT on the shelves. We'll get to that later. I find Chocolate grahm crackers, rice crispies, nutter butters, Oreo's, and of course artistic pretzels to name a few. All are hand dipped and decorated beautifully, no machine could make each so perfect. I move on and find chocolate spoons for drinks, I am intrigued by the alcohol infused craft chocolate and then... I see chocolate covered key lime pie! well and others but really? Who thinks of this? Well that is not the end. Every time I stop in, I learn more and more. They offer individualized wedding offerings and other event ideas. They really care about what a consumer may want and ask every time I arrive, what it is I might like to see made on the shelf and sometimes I may get to taste test something new! I'm not going to lie, I mention, I may just like chocolate covered gummy bears. I know not so elegant but they are surprisingly pleasant :) Ok so cost for these items are reasonable and fair. Reasonable enough that I plan to organize something original for the office this holiday season. I did hear that the personalization is expanding to that....soon... you may be able to pick your pleasure and they may just make it right there while you wait! Now this is amazing. Bottom line: Amazing craft chocolates for reasonable prices. A business that really cares what YOU think and welcomes feedback to continue to elevate their creations, how? No idea. The chocolate is decadent and delicious. I will keep coming back for my favorites but also to see what is next this innovative chocolatier is doing!

Soo many flavor options of cheese and cheese spreads. As well as many gift type options…read more Staff was very helpful. But don't forget the .50 ice cream. It was delicious.

This roadside dairy is famous for the fresh butter it makes in-house and their many award winning…read morecheeses and cold pack cheeses and spreads. They also carry some Wisconsin souvenir-type items, local meat market Newton Meats beef and ham sticks and summer sausage, and locally made goat milk products. Their fresh cheese curds are divine and will give you the best "squeaky cheese" experience ever. Whenever I travel home and have at least 20 minutes to spare, I check out their cheese cases and have a scoop of the Cedar Crest ice cream for $0.25/scoop. This is a must-stop if you are traveling north for the weekend or at least on the way home to have some delicious cheese options when you return from your travels.

We drove out to Pine River. They were closed during their regular hours. We called Henning's…read more They didn't answer their phone. Where to get some cheese? I remember Zutz's from decades ago. The building is well worn. There was a flag outside that said "open". The store didn't look like it was open. Went inside, it's kind of dark. A friendly fellow came down the stairs and turned the lights on. There was one cooler that was chocked full of various cheeses, cheddar, Asiago, and Swiss, oh my. We were attracted to the ghost pepper cheese. We were warned it's not for the weak. After getting it home we found it really good. This is a low key little store that sells cheese and various Wisconsin gift type items. You will get into a conversation with the owner, who is a nice guy. When it came to pay for our cheese we were informed that the store hasn't joined the 21st century yet, as they don't take any plastic. We drove to a nearby Kwik Trip to hit an ATM. Bottom line, this is not a big store like the other cheese places in the area. But the place does have wonderful cheese; and it is worthy of patronage. Bring cash.

I was in town for a conference but did not have a car to get to the larger dairies outside of town…read more I was able to walk to Zutz from my hotel. It's an unpretentious little place with a single refrigerated case. But that case was well stocked with maybe 40-50 varieties of local and Wisconsin cheeses. Plenty to choose from without being overwhelming. The owner was a nice guy who offered cheese suggestions as well as advice on getting the cheese home in my carryon bag. Walked out with $60 bucks of cheese to share with the folks back in Virginia.

This store just isn't the same under the new ownership. I was told by someone working at The Hearty…read moreOlive that olive oil doesn't go bad, which simply isn't true. Olive oil can oxidize and become rancid over time. The expertise that used to make this store special seems to be gone. Rick, the previous owner, really knew his oils and could offer knowledgeable guidance. The store's new location doesn't even have a sign identifying the business, which adds to the overall disappointing experience. Unfortunately, I can no longer recommend The Hearty Olive.

This business opened at a new location at 1011 Washington Street suite 3, in a small mall. They…read morereopened on October 18th. Same great EVOO choices. Top end vinegars and some interesting other products. Don't know why Yelp won't acknowledge this place? If you're a aficionado of healthy and delicious you need to check this place out.

Someone told me about this little country stire. I was so impressed by the reviews that I had to…read morecheck it out. The first thing you see when you walk in is the hand crafted bird feeders, houses, and lawn decorations. Then there's the table with the homemade pies. I walked by the deli where they will slice meats and cheeses to go on the homemade bread which they also make. You can find literally everything from soup to nuts there. They sell many things in bulk. Rice, beans, flour, and corn meal. I saw a bag of oatmeal the size of a small hay bale. The prices here are very reasonable. I bought a dozen eggs for $1.89, and a package of 6 everything bagels for $1.99. I will be back frequently to shop for staples and some specialty items.

Where else can u get a handmade sandwich with your choice of freshly sliced meats and cheese for…read moreless than $5...and the deli prices are phenominal...half the cost of grocery stores and twice the quality...they evn had a couple of hard to find items for me, having grown up in Lancaster county, PA...lebanon bologna and SCRAPPLE!!! LOVE scrapple..think sausage mixed with cornmeal! SO polite and friendly!