Friendly staff. Nostalgic setting…read more Delicious food. Butternut squash soup was very tasty, as was the roasted vegetables sandwich. Giant French toast was delicious, too.

My husband and I stayed at the White Gull Inn and ate at the restaurant three times, twice for…read morebreakfast and once for dinner. The food was great for dinner. I loved the dinner rolls. Breakfast was hit or miss depending on what you ordered. The eggs in my eggs benedict were overdone, which was a bummer. Prices are high, but that is expected of Door County. The Inn itself could really use an update. It's stuck in the 90s, and not in a charming way. Everyone who worked there was nice. I think we'd return to have dinner, but I wouldn't stay here again (despite the really good cookies you get).

A truly hidden gem. This small eatery offers some great food at great prices with wonderful…read morefriendly service. Our breakfast was tasty and delicious in every respect. And the coffee was outstanding! We really enjoyed stopping by this cafe. Make sure to add it to your list.

We went for breakfast little before 10am on Thursday. It was busy but wait wasn't that long for…read morefive people. Food was served quick and everything tasted delicious. Really enjoyed the pancake with door county cherries. There were many old people and families dining in. It's very cozy and small place.

Big Sign made us turn the car around & glad it did. Loved the Bear ambiance and decor. Our Waitress…read more(Penny) was awesome, super friendly, and made our visit. The food was delicious, and my Pasties were incredible along with the gravy & coleslaw. Coffee was good. Definitely a must stop !!!

We turned around to eat here after a quick time count, noting we were hours from our next stop…read more Since we had no cell service until we were inside, it was a gamble. It paid off. First, the service. It was a little slow to get rolling but the gal who helped us out was top-notch. She went above & beyond after my 82yr old father hurt his hand somewhere en route to or from the restroom. He was holding a napkin on it & was embarrassed. She discreetly brought him a bandaid, PUT IT ON & TOOK THE SOILED NAPKIN. Even now, it brings a teat to the eye. She was kind & understanding. To say it was touching would be an understatement. Each couple split a chicken pasty meal, the parents had water, while the hubs & I each added a local beer. The pasty crust was light & flaky. The filling wasn't overly seasoned but had good flavor. The slaw was sweet & solid. The star I would have docked for could be cleaner overall (those displays collect stuff) & faster in service gets a wash from the detail and time well-spent on that service. I'd much rather wait a little longer & leave feeling human. So, maybe we could all slow down a bit & pay more attention to detail.

I LOVE breakfast at Donckers :) And usually spend way too much time wandering the store afterwards…read more My favorite breakfast is usually the one egg, with one meat, and one piece of toast, but I also really like the side salad available with the bigger breakfasts.

Good spot for your sweet tooth…read more Every imaginable chocolate treat. Animal crackers covered in chocolate, chocolate truffles, chocolate bark. They have breakfast here as well. We grabbed some assortment of chocolates. I tend to like darker chocolate treats. It's almost too many options here. Dining in the back part of the store. The animal covered chocolate was not as good as it looked. Just tasted like a steel cracker encapsulated in chocolate. None of the chocolates that I grabbed, and I had quite an assortment or special to me. The only one I liked was the dark chocolate with a caramel. Every other random dark chocolate piece I grabbed was just OK, but not special. A little disappointing after spending almost $37 on a variety of different chocolates.

If you're looking for a healthier yet still indulgent breakfast option, consider coming here…read more Everything appears homemade and is so tasty. Their baked goods all look scrumptious. We got one of their açaí bowls, a quiche, a lemon blueberry cake and chocolate waffle. Everything was chefs kiss and a hit. They also have some packaged snacks so we picked up their local dried cherries and dried apples. We sat outside on the picnic benches but they also have plenty of indoor seating. Water is self service and the bathroom is rather far away from the cafe. I suggest not coming here if you're in a rush, because their service is on the slower side.

Perfect start for a Sunday morning. Top notch cherry pie, made fresh cut in front of me. Smoothie…read moresuch a great blend of fresh fruits & veggies, nutritious & delicious! Very comfortable cozy eclectic & lots of books. Smiles galore very friendly.

Great service Adorable restaurant and shop with an amazing…read moreharbor view. Delicious food- Swedish meatballs with mashed potatoes and gravy & veggie hash

I have been eating at Al's for at least the last 50 years. And until today never had a bad meal or…read moreexperience. Today my luck ran out. First we were served cold coffee. Then the very over worked server who had at least three regular tables picked up a large table of 9 or ten in a group. Of course after he took our order we never saw him until we had to ask for our bill to be brought as we waited over 10 minutes for him to bring it. We never got refills on our coffee, we were never asked if everything was okay and how was the food and did we need anything else. So I receive cold American fries, and a barely poached egg which was cold but nicely served on a very burnt muffin. From start to finish we had an absolutely miserable time and the food was disgustingly awful. My brother brought me here as it was my 80th birthday. I had to apologize to him for suggesting this place. It has just gone to hell and there is no other way to put it. Even the cashier never asked how was the meal, our experience or anything just pay. Oh and on a health note. You should instruct your staff NOT to put their fingers on the INSIDE of the glasses when bringing them to the tables. I'm so sorry that I asked to come here today of all days and sad that this place has just fallen so far from what it used to be.

Super cute collectibles, blindboxes and merch! The tea and…read morefood/ bakery is amazing too, my favorite is the Tiger Milk Tea. The workers are always super nice and vibes are great.

Delicious! Plenty of vegan options. The shop is SUPER CUTE. Staff is always helpful and courteous…read more And there's so many different flavors and combinations that you'll never get bored.

Stopped in to celebrate the granddaughter's birthday while in the area and the manager and another…read morewaitress came to our table, gave us some delicious ice cream sundaes, sang Happy Birthday to the granddaughter and even gave her, her sundae for free. I left a big tip after that fantastic service!

It may literally have been 40 years since I had a meal at a genuine Big Boy. Heading through town…read moreon 18 wheels with the wife and it was like traveling through time. Apparently the sense of taste has a great memory as everything I ordered tasted just like it did decades ago. We were there mid afternoon and got great service and hot food nicely presented. There is room for a couple tractor trailers and or RVs/RV trailers on the east and west sides of the large parking lot.

I wasn't sure what a fish boil was, but I was here on vacation & heard you have to do it. It was so…read morecool to hear the story about the history of door county and how fish boils came about. We sat outside & watched the big flames & enjoyed the beautiful sunset. The fish was so good. We sat outside & the waiter deboned our whitefish table side. It was served with clarified butter & the potatoes & onion were my favorite thing. Coleslaw was great too. We washed it all down with new Glarus beers! The breads tasted like a grandma's recipe. We were so full that we took the cherry pie to go. What a value & fun experience.

Came for the experience of the Fish Boil. The food was good, though not great. But I'm not sure…read morehow you're supposed to add more flavor when you're boiling. The ambiance was a bit lacking as their air conditioner wasn't keeping up. For those outside, I'm sure the views were nice, though the heat kept us from taking that chance, though it was pretty warm inside anyway. The service was okay, though I believe there were folks finishing up as we got served. Not sure I'd ever sign up for this again, but glad we tried it.

We had such a great experience at Maple and Batter, and a big part of that was our server, Mary…read more I've actually been here before and always find myself coming back because of her--she's that good. Mary is incredibly friendly, attentive, and makes you feel genuinely welcome from the moment you sit down. She's also very knowledgeable about the menu, gave great recommendations, and made ordering easy. She checks in at all the right times without being overbearing, keeps everything running smoothly, and brings such a positive energy to the whole experience. It's rare to find service this consistently great, but Mary truly stands out. If you're dining here, I highly recommend asking for her--you won't be disappointed!

stopped in this morning for brunch since we're in the area visiting. There was about a 10 to 15…read moreminute wait and then we were sat at a little table near the Christmas trees. Our waitress is very kind went over the specials and offered to get us some drinks which we all got coffee. My girlfriend ordered the Benedict and that it was really good. I split the breakfast tacos in the Monte Cristo with my other friend. The portion sizes were really large. Everything is really good and had nice flavor. Highly recommend for breakfast!!