Stopped in late Friday morning. A very cute spot. Most if their daily bread specials were already…read moresold out before I arrived (which is a great sign). Kewaskum needs a local bakery so keeping my fingers crossed that they continue to be busy. Picked up a plain sourdough boule along with a scone and a few cookies. Everything was outstanding. The cookies were substantial. The maple bacon cheddar scone was the definite standout-moist and packed with flavor. Looking forward to a return visit.

Family owned and run Amish bakery. Only open on Friday and Saturday.... But so worth it!…read more Located on a farm, this little shop has all types of fresh baked goodies. Donuts (of course), pies, cookies, jams, bars and other baked goods. Including dog treats! The crème de la crème of this place is the fresh Banana Cream Pies. Made as you wait! Can't get any fresher than that! Loved the donuts too! Heavy and moist and are either sugared or iced. Made fresh and ready to go with the free coffee. A friend told me about this place, and I'm so glad because I'm not sure if I would have ever found it. It's kind of in the middle of nowhere. But if you build it and make good bakery... I will come!

Purchased small cherry and a raspberry pie, excellent taste, filling was superb and crust was nice…read moreand tender, the lard I am sure was the key reason. I will never buy a store pie again. These were purchased at the fond du lac farmers market.

I love good chocolate and fine confections. I worked in a confectionery for the last ten years, so…read moreI really appreciate the passion and effort it takes to make high-quality chocolates. I've had Kohler Chocolates before and have always been impressed. Since we were staying at the American Club for the weekend, stopping by the chocolate shop was a must. As part of the stay, you receive a small box of Terrapins as a welcome gift and then a couple of square truffles with the nightly turn-down service, which only made us more excited to visit the store. We went on a Sunday morning while they were just putting out their selections in the display case. It isn't a huge assortment, but everything they offer is beautifully crafted and clearly made with care. I was especially surprised and impressed when we asked if it was possible to sample something and they offered us an entire truffle rather than just a small piece. That was incredibly generous. You can purchase pre-boxed assortments, but if you want a custom selection, you can choose any combination you like and they will box it up for you. They offer gift boxes for four or nine pieces, which are perfect sizes for sharing or giving as gifts. We will definitely enjoy these chocolates ourselves and share them with some of our favorite people.

Kohler calls them terrapins, but to me they're the best turtles you will ever have. The name comes…read morefrom their shape -- caramel and pecans clustered together and dipped in chocolate, looking a bit like a little turtle -- but whatever you call them, they're perfection. The combination of buttery caramel, crunchy pecans, and rich chocolate is spot on. Everything in the shop looks amazing, but I can never bring myself to try anything else. The original recipe is my favorite!

Located mere steps away from Il Ritrovo, this little candy shop is a great place to pick up some…read moretreats. Inside, you'll find lots of nostalgic candy - Turkish taffy, candy cigarettes, that weird violet gum and candy buttons. My husband has a love for gross candy and took the opportunity to stock up on Zots and Razzles (I guess that last one turns into gum? No thank you). I picked up some mint meltaways and a few delicious caramels. Prices are quite reasonable and the person working was friendly. Worth checking out!

I don't know how they can call anything dark chocolate - we selected a variety of items and the…read moreprevailing flavor was sugar not chocolate. Such a bummer

I was going to stop at a different restaurant in Lomira for dinner on this particular evening, but…read morethey were unexpectedly closed so I looked at my bookmarks for another option. The Pioneer Keg in Theresa was the closest place that was open in my bookmarks and I knew of at least one menu item I wanted to try, so I pivoted and went there instead. To go, I ordered the brick cheese cheese curds and a 1/2 pound grilled cheeseburger with fries for the side. I opened both containers to take pictures right away and my first reaction was disappointment in how plain and limp the fries looked. To top it off, they were barely salted. This was an upcharge from chips, too, which made me regret paying the extra money. I was excited for the cheese curds, but they also didn't live up to expectations. The breading was, I dare say, chewy with only the very tips where it was dropped into the fryer being crunchy. They ended up being the highlight of the meal, though, which doesn't say much. Other places that sell grilled cheeseburgers have both the top and bottom buns be grilled cheese sandwiches with a burger patty/patties in between the sandwiches. Apparently not at The Pioneer Keg. All "grilled cheeseburger" means to them is the bun should be replaced by pieces of grilled Texas toast. There wasn't a single speck of seasoning or salt on the burger patty and cheddar is not a flavorful cheese to use on a burger, so that was underwhelming to say the least. I give them credit for the meat having a fresh quality to it, but that's not enough to make me want their burgers ever again.

What a great little gem of a bar. Just blocks from Widmer Cheese. We had some delicious bar…read morefood. Their legendary cheese curds were tasty. We also tried the prime rib rolls and pickle chips. Actually I thought the pickle chips were the best I have ever had. Also impressed the had bock beer on tap. We will definitely be back soon.

Farming the way it should be. Their soil is treated gently and with respect to the environment…read more Their little store sells organic produce and organic, grass fed meat (I'm a vegetarian; but I still appreciate their philosophy) One of the only places to buy raw milk. They get around laws banning the sale of raw milk by charging a small membership fee. You can also order bulk organic rice, beans and lentils if you order in advance. It's a bit of a drive from Manitowoc; but this great place is well worth the effort. Unfortunately they lost the chance to actually buy the acreage; and they are moving the farm to East Troy in December. This move will put them too far away for us to travel. I love their respect for the earth; and I will greatly miss going there. Just so you all know, Grassway is opening their new store in East Troy on February 2nd, 2018

We visited Grassway Organics for Pizza on the Farm last Friday! We heard about this place through…read morea friend who raved about it. The pizza was made to order and even cooked in a wood fire! The ingredients were fresh and organic, and our pizza was awesome! Be sure to bring disposable plates or anything you might want to accompany your pizza. We saw plenty of other groups that brought in their own salad, appetizers and wine! Oh, and feel free to bring chairs and/or a blanket. They do have a handful of picnic tables but they go fast. It was such a neat experience with a band and all! Will definitely go back. They even have a cute, little store with organic products.

At the Wisconsin State Fair, I got a massive Sheboygan Pasty from their table and it was love at…read morefirst flaky buttery bite! Inside was bratwurst, potato, onion, and cheese with zero empty space. Even after a whole day of fair food, I still made room for it and I'd do the same on my deathbed! NOTES/TIPS: **Super friendly staff **In the Expo Center at the fair

Pasties in Sheboygan. Awesome! Usually have to drive a few hours north to the Upper Peninsula to…read moreget this Cornish Delicacy. Place is not easy to find. It's actually located in the back of a bar called Four of a Kind. I ordered the Traditional UP Pasty. It was pretty darn good. Crust was light and flakey while the middle was dense and tasty. Just the way I like them. Gravy is an extra buck, but well worth it. I ordered my pasty in the back of the restaurant (behind the pool tables!) through a little window into the kitchen. This area has limited choices for beverages so I went to the bar to order something else separately. Wasn't too impressed with the staff. Kind of felt like I was a stranger coming into a someone's local hangout (which I actually was!!). I just thought I'd get a "thanks" or at least a "have a nice day" as I walked past the employees as I left. Nice thing is that if you are with someone who might not want a pasty, the bar has a pretty nice bar food menu including soups. Pasty was very good, will give them another try and maybe I'll get my "have a nice day" then!

Love the amazing variety of pizza! Also love supporting a small, local, family business!! We have a…read morelist on my phone so we can see what we haven't ordered yet because we want to try everything eventually. Love the little sweet treat we get when we buy our stack of pizzas!! Great service, personality and laughter every time!

The pizzas are as delicious as they are unique. I love purchasing them right on the farm where many…read moreingredients are grown. And the owner is one of the most hospitable people I've ever met!