This cute little shop sells much more than outdoor lawn ornaments. Displayed outside, are tons of…read moredecorations for your lawn or flower garden. Unfortunately, I don't have either, so I headed inside to see what other goodies were in store. Inside are tons of gift items as well as neat stuff for your home. I ended up getting a "who adopted who" frame which will be perfect for displaying a picture of my fur ball. The selection was great and the prices were very reasonable. If I am in the area, I would definitely stop by again.

BIG fan of this little shop! Located in downtown Bailey's Harbor, it has everything! Jewelry, cards…read more& stationary, crystals, accessories and self care items. I purchased waaaay too many items. Can't wait to find places for them in my home.

Solid 4.5. Well curated store, I'd definitely come here every time I'm in Door County.read more

saw some Labubu's on the counter - asked the sales person - Lilly - 3 times if they were fake - she…read moreassured me they were real - got home - gave them to my kids, they are FAKE! what an utter waste of my money and my time! Would love to do a chargeback on my credit card. Don't shop here. Scam city!

This was a neat find in a recent weekend get away to Door County with friends. My friends and I…read morefound so many cute things and got some early Christmas shopping done also! Do not miss this adorable shop!

This is a fun quaint little shop that has items from rustic and romantic to truly farmhouse living…read more Beautifully crafted lawn ornaments provide a welcoming ambience that bring the inside out inviting all to a fairly garden like shop. The collection of nostalgic and incomparable items fill every single shelf and line the shop making every trip one to remember. You can walk through Imagine That several times and always find something new and exciting to look at.

My family and I visit Glen Arbor a few times a year, and every time a stop at Imagine That is a…read moremust for me. We always hit Cherry Republic (which is down the street) and then, while my husband let's the kids run around in the (beautifully redone) park across the street - I head to Imagine That to take it all in. The place inspires in me what my husband refers to the "Target-Thousand-Yard Stare" - which apparently the look I get on my face when I browse the aisles of Target, child free. (You know what I'm talking about, fellow moms ;). The shop is beautifully curated. You know that whoever does the buying for this place puts a tremendous amount of heart into the items they select. There are seasonal items like graduation gifts, Mother's/Father's Day presents, and even Christmas ornaments that are perfect souvenirs to remind you of beautiful Glen Arbor in all its summertime glory when you're putting up your Christmas tree in December. They have home decor, coffee table books and a nice selection of candles. They also carry beautifully designed jewelry and a stylish selection of scarves. Imagine That is a small shop, but with its charm and splendor of goods - I always manage to get lost. :).

This business no longer houses Pipka's accessories and cake/coffee. It sells casual clothes and is…read moreowned and run by a dermatologist, with dermatology services and products. Appointments are required.

This was one of my favorite stops on a recent trip to Door County. I was drawn to this very cute…read morehouse-turned-business in Sister Bay, just off the main street. The shop is known for its Almond Cake and serves delicious samples. One can purchase the special cake pan and recipe book. These can also be obtained at their website (https://www.pipkas.com) or now on Amazon. This was such a fun shop to browse full of gifty type items like books, cards, kitchen supplies and gadgets, and original artwork. I would love to visit here again. Recommended stop in Door County!

This store has a lot of cute fidget toys, jewelry, and other fun items, but unfortunately the…read moreshopping experience was uncomfortable. The prices are already on the higher side, which is fine if the customer service matches, but that wasn't my experience. The employee working seemed overly suspicious and would constantly hover nearby and stomp around whenever we were looking at items, making it feel like she thought customers were going to steal something. If a store sells toys, fidgets, and jewelry that naturally attract kids and curious shoppers, customers should be able to look at them without feeling watched or judged. Instead of feeling welcomed, I felt uncomfortable and rushed while browsing. I saw her doing the same thing to other customers. The products are cute, but the customer service made it hard to enjoy shopping there.

The woman checking out in the inappropriate hat is extremely rude! She yelled at my 4 year old for…read moreplaying with the toys. If you don't want children in your store stop selling children's items. I will never shop here again it was extremely unprofessional to act like that to customers and children.

Such an adorable store. Cool downstairs space with so many cool gift ideas. Lots of games, sweat…read moreshirts, candles, etc. Love the vibe of the patio & entryway.

Small little shop that's related to Spot, upstairs. The gift shop has a variety of items, like…read moret-shirts, mugs, pillows, cards, and other items. I might have picked up a pillow or something but I wasn't sure where I would put it in my home since I'm still in unpack mode. It's not a large space, but it's packed with stuff. There were even a couple games in there, ostensibly for folks having their family getaway but looking for something to do when the town closes down for the night. It's worth a stop in if you're in the area, especially if you're seeking a gift or souvenir for someone.

How do I love this place? Let me count the ways. This is a super fun and popular destination…read more There's so much to check out, from edibles to decor. I didn't plan on buying a bear figurine when I went in, but sure enough, I did! The edibles I got were all awesome. They included fudge, apple cider doughnuts, cherry candy slices and chocolate chip cookies. Why yes, I do have a sweet tooth! The staff I interacted with were all friendly and helpful. Please stop in. You will be glad you did!

This is definitely our favorite shop in door county. Cute little place. Bought a few things from a…read morescarf to some Halloween decorations, to some donuts. I am totally HOOKED on their Honeycrisp apples. They had the BEST cider slushie. We talk about it all year until we get out there. SO DISSAPOINTED that they got rid of the machine this year! Please bring it back!

I love the talent and variety of items displayed in this store! So much fun to wander around and…read morethen do it again ( because it's easy to miss some of the special little items.) They even carry $2 soaps so that kids can afford a gift for their mom. The hand made repurposed clothing is stunning. My friend bought a poncho that was gorgeous. We left with original paintings, vases and soaps - all at affordable prices!

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.