Great cheese and other items to buy. The store was clean and staff was friendly. Candy and cheese…read morewell displayed.

We stopped in because we had a coupon welcoming us as new residents. We used the coupon for a free…read more1/2 lb of fudge. The clerk was sweet and accommodating. The little shop was nicely decorated and has the largest collection of spreadable cheese knivesI have ever seen. We also bought a box of a variety of fudge slices, bridge mix, malted milk balls (my husbands fav and he said these were the best he has ever had). For me I could hardly get one in my mouth and they had a thick layer of chocolate. Good but not something I could just pop into my mouth like my husband can. We got a gift box of chocolates for a gift. My husband tried one chocolate off the shelf and said it was really good. So we are hoping our friend likes hers. I have been working my way through the creamy fudge. It is delicious and they have a large selection of flavors. I ate the bridge mix but for me it had too many of the big malted milk balls, which I gave to my husband. To be fair the bridge mix was almost out in the caseso I was getting the bottom of the barrel. I would have liked more raisins and other nuts. We plan on stopping back to try out some of the cheeses and getting a cheese/sausage gift box. Will give another review on the cheeses.

Brats were outstanding as usual, but the service this visit is the reason for my review. We watched…read morethe young man (Jorden)behind the counter juggle 3 customers at once. The patience he showed with the woman placing an order in front of us almost made us cheer when she finally left with her steaks. His smile showed us it wasn't his first rodeo. I think I can speak for most part time residents: if your employees enjoy their job- it makes the customer want to come back! See you next summer!

Owners/Butchers are very knowledgeable and helpful. Excellent selection and variety of meats as…read morewell as many speciality products. You can have virtually any steak , chop cut to your liking.

We've stopped in to Charlie's many times since buying our property in Hazelhurst 30 years ago --…read moresometimes to buy a hunk of cheese, sometimes for an ice cream cone, occasionally for a deli sandwich or grocery item; we also ordered food for a crowd from their catering kitchen. I have always been satisfied with their products and service. Chrlie's has a large variety of top quality cheese to choose from. Their deli sandwiches are made fresh to order with your choice of bread, deli meats, veggies and condiments. They don't skimp on the ingredients either -- their sandwiches make for substantial meal. The grocery department includes both staples and specialty items -- mostly at convenience store prices. Their ice cream is generic but acceptable and the scoops are always generous. For my daughter's wedding rehearsal night picnic we ordered pulled BBQ pork & hot turkey for sandwiches, potato salad, bean salad and a few other items from Charlie's catering kitchen. I'm not a fan of packing catered food to go in apparently reused cardboard ice cream cartons (because I'm not sure exactly how to clean and sanitize them after the ice cream is served) -- but everything tasted fine, all of our guests were satisfied, and I would definitely order from Charlie's catering kitchen again.

Great ice cream and a great place to stop by and check out. Great service and very kind I have been…read moregoing here for years.highley recomend.

Great owner, great products, fantastic hours, we love your cheese, especially the squeaky cheese…read morecurds.

Fresher than fresh. Great varieties of cheeses. Super squeaky cheese curds often picked up that…read moremorning from the cheese factory. Family favorites are the bacon cheeses and the vadalia onion (summer only). Yoghurt cheese for mild type. Just discovered their rolled butter. I can't find this kind of freshness anywhere. And they called me back to confirm their availability- I appreciated that.

This little, European-inspired shop has seriously delicious cheese curds of all varieties from…read morespicy to smokey. You'll also find a lovely selection of wine along with spreads like butter, jams, salsas, and dips. You can even find elk sausages here and if you need a recommendation especially on a wine and cheese pairing, the shop owners won't steer you wrong. We highly recommend the Marieke Golden cheese. It is hands down the most delicious cheese we've ever had, and it's proudly made in Wisconsin! It is also a cheese that you cannot purchase all over the United States (because it is unpasteurized).

Angie runs one of the finest little shops in this quaint logging town! Delicious cheeses, specialty…read moremeats, and home-baked bread better than any you've tasted ! Try the cheese curd and herb bread toasted! Stop by for friendly service and some of the best treats you'll find in town !

This is a great store to go to if you're looking for unique wines you won't find in a conventional…read moreliquor store. I go in a few times a year, give her the total amount I want to spend on a half dozen or so bottles of wine, along with the general styles I am looking for. Then I ask her to pick wines for me. I have never been disappointed. Average prices are a bit higher than a "regular" liquor store, but I am happy to pay $15 to $25 for a bottle of wine that I can't get anywhere else (and that is generally amazing, too). The store also has an amazing selection of liquor, including many types I have never seen before. I don't drink much hard liquor, but whenever I visit this store, it makes me wish that I did. Definitely worth a look if you are in Bayfield. If you love wine or cocktails, I don't think you'll be disappointed.

Bayfield Wine And Spirits is a cute little shop that offers a great selection for a variety of…read moretastes. Did you know that they even offer local delivery? Thank you Bayfield Wine And Spirits for supporting our community and Rec. Center by being a 1% for Recreation partner!

Cranberry Square Market is a little sleepy market right on a massive cranberry bog. I've been to…read moremany a farm/orchard but this was my first time on a bog and it was pretty interesting! The little shop inside has a video that explains the process (flooding the fields, floating the cranberries to the top, collecting them, etc) and you can walk through the bog and check out the berries growing at your leisure. Inside the store it's all cranberries all the time. Cranberry salsa, cranberry jam, dried cranberries (like 8 different kinds!), baked goods, candles, decor with cranberries all over them, etc etc. Lots of samples too, so you can try a few things before you commit to buying them. In particular we really liked the salsa and the plain cranberry jam, so we bought a jar of each of those. And 4 different kinds of the dried cranberries (regular, cherry, orange and mango) which I'm looking forward to snacking on and baking with. Plus, when they're in season, (which they are right now) you can buy fresh cranberries in a variety of sizes (1lb, 5lb, and more!). I picked up a 5lb bag because cranberries freeze really well! Prices are reasonable for the lovely products. Staff person on site the day we were there was really friendly and gave us great recommendations of things to try. A fab place to stop if you're into produce and production, with tasty things to enjoy to boot!

Glad they are back open after the covid 19 shut down. We love the cranberry salsa. We also have…read moreto have the dark chocolate after dinner drink liqueur. Lots of fun and great tasting cranberry items. Great for yourself or to get for gifts. They now take credit and debit cards!!!!

Great spot! And dare I say a hidden gem in the Northwoods!…read more Fantastic outdoor patio with a fire pit, lots of shade, and a fun vibe. Great beer selection. Cool bar space inside. And excellent service. It's definitely not your "typical" Northwoods pub. No burgers. No cheese curds. Coke in a can. More eclectic menu. But they executed what they do have on the menu extremely well. If you're looking for a change of pace it's absolutely worth a 30 minute drive. We'll be back

Had the mushroom barley, tasted like water. I was super excited to come here it's been on my list…read moreforever. Soup was so flat, seriously water. Also got the meat lovers pizza. Meh. May as well make one at home. I want to like this place so much but wow was not good. Not for food. I didn't take pics. My mushroom soup was literally watery looking and the pizza not great. Didn't even know I was gonna post a review until after the fact. Like I cared that little lol.

The Guides Inn in Boulder Junction is awesome. Rachel, our server, took great care of us - her 16…read moreyears of hospitality and experience was evident. Everything was excellent - appetizer, Walleye Cheek fritters, relish tray w/ liver pate & garlic/ herb butter spread, mushroom/ truffle bisque, spinach salad w/ hot bacon dressing (or fresh garden salad, your choice) - entrees were perfect - pan fried walleye, coquilles St James, coquilles St Osep - delicious. This Supper Club is a Northwoods and Wisconsin Supper Clubs book stalwart.

When I was a kid, our yearly vacation was to a primitive Fishing Camp in Land O' Lakes Wisconsin…read more No hot water, no tub or shower, primitve toilet and no AC. I learned early I didn't give a damn about fishing, and even less about 2 weeks in a primitive fishing camp. Every few days we had to go re-stock supplies (mostly beer for the grownups) and it was a trip to Boulder Junction to do so. I couldn't wait for those trips to get away from the crushing boredom of the camp. Back then, (60's) Boulder Junction was speck of fly-shit on the map of Wisconsin, quaint and gemütlichkeit as it was. In the 21st century, it ain't much bigger, but it sure has grown in vibe. It's now an artsy-crunchy village of shops and places for the well-to-do who have their summer joints in the vicinity to have a cocktail and a bite to eat. The Guides Inn had the highest YELP rating and was close to our Hotel on the night we arrived, so it got the nod. It's a Wisconsin Supper club, dressed a notch up. The gruff fellow at the bar (who was gruff at some other folks, not us) eased up and took care of us admirably, crafting divine Brandy OldFashioneds which balmed the edge off the 400mile+ ride from Chicago. There were a bunch of us, and they could not fit our entire group at one table, so we were in 4-top tribes. Not perfect, but it was OK. There was an amuse-bouche relish tray-haven't seen one of those in a while. Typical of Wisco Supper clubs these days, there were surprises on the menu. In this case Walleye Cheeks. If you've ever been to a fine Spanish/Basque resto, you might have had Kokotxas (Cod Cheeks) which are among the finest Tapas you can get (and an apt delivery system for Garlic, Chilis and Olive Oil). There's a pocket of very tender and tasty meat on the side of certain fishes heads called "cheeks" (it makes sense, n'est ce pas?) and on a Walleye, which is a fine eating fish in any preparation, the "Cheeks" are indeed a delicacy. They were breaded/fried here and totally yum. The onion soup was, as well. My Entree was Beef Wellington (another dish you might not suspect from a Wisco Supper club in the middle of nowhere) and it was top-notch. Accompanied by Wild Rice-There's the Northwoods signature. Wife had a regular Filet Mig which she reported was fine. Service was good, and the decor a step up, like I indicated previously, from a garden-variety Wisco Supper Club. The CHECK, however, was closer to downtown Chicago than the map might suggest. Not the bargain bill you usually find at Supper Clubs, but I'll say the dear prices were commensurate with the bread and circuses. A pleasant evening in a pleasant place...