My boyfriend recently took me to this lovely little patisserie. I was excited because I love French…read morepastries. While their selection is not extensive, what they do have rivals what I have had in France. We bought a ham and cheese croissant, a chocolate croissant, an almond chocolate croissant, and two cinnamon rolls (French style - not cinnabon). I was so hungry that we stayed in the shop to eat the ham and cheese croissant. It was delicious! I'm ashamed to say that I didn't savor it - I inhaled it. The buttery goodness of all the pastries make it hard to resist. We brought the rest of the goodies back home. I reluctantly shared the treats with our family. Next time, I'm hiding them! We will definitely be back for more!

This is the the place! The most incredible French inspired pastries. We just tried the Lemon Curd…read moreCruffins and think they are among the most delicious pastries - anywhere! If you were visiting the Kohler area, this is only four minutes away and absolutely worth your time and money! The best pastries you'll find outside of France. Be sure to get their bright and early, Victoria's delicious offering sell out quick!

Cute place to grab a cone! The old school interior is very charming and it's right on the water so…read moremakes for a great place to hang out and enjoy a treat. The ice cream is good, pretty standard and nothing super special but does the trick! Service was great!

Cute old fashioned , ice cream shop across the street from Blue Harbor. They had a good selection…read moreof ice cream to choose from with rotating flavors. They also sold memorabilia and fudge. I enjoyed the Take 5- after the candy bar. A single scoop was plenty for an adult. We came in right before a rush of people followed and we were promptly served. Bathrooms were clean and seating was plenty- both indoors and outdoors.

Try Cleopatra Latte! It tasted so good---between sweet and bitter flavors. Sitting outside by the…read moremarina with a cup of coffee is the perfect afternoon stop. The atmosphere is a great vibe with lots of character. The baristas are ok.

Maybe some of the best (sandwich) bread I've had. The sandwich's we tried were the Noreaster…read moreand the Neptuna. Both of the sandwiches were good, but the bread they were served on was the real winner. Also had some type of potato soup that was only okay. Had to try a couple of desserts too! Both were pretty good, my favorite was some type of bread with strawberries. Don't remember the name, but it was a very unique banana breadlike dessert, only made with strawberries. Very cool vibes in the restaurant, surfer themed! Outdoor seating on the river is nice too.

Real French pastry chef in Sheboygan Falls!! The pastries are AMAZING. If you've never had a real…read moreFrench croissant, you must try these. Get there early or message to reserve items. They sell our fast!

Order from here while starting at Blue Harbor. Super good…read morecoffee, good sandwiches, but delivery took FOREVER.

We came through the drive through. We received excellent service and the barista gave us great…read moreadvice on places to visit and things to do while we were in town. Coffee was nice and a drinkable temperature.

I try to stop in here every time I drive through Sheboygan. Super laid back, the owner is great. I…read moreusually just ask him to make me some kind of breakfast sandwich, chefs choice, and he hasn't disappointed me yet. I wouldn't come if you're in any kind of hurry as he's always in here by himself, but if you're looking for a chill spot with good food, good drinks, and reasonable pricing, definitely stop in.

Sheboygan has some incredible coffee shops (im not talking staryucks) - but this one is a gem that…read morehas it all. It is unassuming when driving by, but today I stopped and truly, the interaction made my whole day. I asked for an iced mocha and Travis acknowledged it being my first visit & offered up their special drinks of the month. I appreciate service that digs a little deeper & expresses sense of humor. After mentioning all the wonderful reviews being the reason I stopped, he welcomed me inside to have a breakfast sandwich. The ambiance is very cozy, people were playing cards, music was on, it was clean and welcoming. My food was both generous & delicious, coffee was perfect - excited to go back for their specials. I brought it all down to the lakefront and a few people stopped to ask where I scored such a great breakfast. 100% worth the visit. Negative reviews seem to be pandemic related, or folks that don't experience sarcastic humor very often.

No photo here since I had my pastries bagged (originally thought I'd just get 3...but finished…read morecloser to six where normally I'd be asking for a box.) Should have gotten the box since we were making our last bakery stop on the way out of town and felt that I needed to see West Side after having visited City Bakery and Johnston's. We popped in at about 11 a.m. on a Saturday and they still had selection and folks were popping in after us. Really appreciate the option not to have to get up first thing in the morning for a decent bakery run. So was able to get a peanut square (surprisingly light and delicate). Still to try: crueller (chocolate cake?), cinnamon pretzel, and I forget the name but looks like a glazed croissant. Looking for Yelpers to help with another photo!

Philadelphia has the Cheesesteak Battles, which is best Geno's vs. Pat's? Well Sheboygan has its…read moreown battle..... who makes the best Sheboygan Hard Roll? Like the cheesesteaks in Philly, there is no clear winner because everyone has their favorite. But in essence, we all win because they are all so great! West Side, Hi-Low, City or Johnston's, they all have great buns! Maybe I lean a little towards Hi-Low, but only by a crumb. I have to say West Side buns are very close! What West Side has going for it, is some of its other fresh bakery.... Peanuts Squares are to die for! I also love how quaint and old timey this cute little neighborhood bakery is. Nothing flashing, not even a ton of choices, but what they have is all good, and so fresh. The girl working was super friendly. When a "regular" came in, she knew him by name and what he was there for.... Almost like Norm on Cheers, only with danishes instead of beer! Love these neighborhood bakeries in Sheboygan. And you just HAVE to buy some buns (hard rolls), they compliment every sandwich...especially the local Johnsonville Brats!

I really wish I liked their sandwiches…read more.. The service is friendly and quick, even during peak hours. The dining area is welcoming but nothing special. I have gotten sandwiches a few times from this spot, but each time I find the same thing: I don't like their bread. The ciabatta is crackly and hurts my mouth. The focaccia is just so much bread for a sandwich. Often I find my sandwich is just dry and not as flavorful as I'd expect for a spot that seems to be innovative and thoughtful about their rotating sandwiches. Every time, I read the description of the sandwich and think it'll be great, but every time I'm disappointed. It's dry and bland. I'd rather spend my money on food I enjoy, which is a bummer because I'd rather support local businesses, but I'd say save your money for Jimmy John's or Jersey Mikes.... But who knows, maybe I'm just not ordering the right thing.

Amazing food and great service. Will be back again! Definitely recommend stopping here!read more