Abundant samples so you can try what you will be buying. Very organized and well displayed. Staff…read morewere knowledgeable and friendly. Great chocolate bark. Will be back.

The guy was very kind and told us the history as well as explaining the candy. There were a bunch…read moreof samples so you know what you're getting. It was nicely organized and had prices by all the candy. The candy is also AMAZING

Old school candy shop with favorites from the 70s to now. Huge store with tons of offerings and a…read moregreat throwback to old candy stores. Service was great and friendly and the ambience was unique for the middle of nowhere.

What a fun place to stop even if you're an adult! You can find forgotten candy from your childhood…read more Something for every sweet tooth and the workers are so sweet too!

A small little candy shop that has plenty of variety of chocolate, candy, etc. the service was…read morequick and friendly. The inside makes you feel like you're back in the 1960s(?) and takes you back in time with very old timey/original candy dispensers. They also offered some free samples of their fudge.

Door county confectionary is a must for the old school vibes. Aesthetic reminds me of literally…read morebeing a kid in a candy shop. They have every candy you could want. A bath tub full of saltwater taffy! The only thing is sometimes it seems like they just buy in bulk and slap it in a door county confectionary bag, BUT the taffy and fudge is homemade and amazing!!

Best chocolates anywhere. Worth every penny. They're dark chocolate is to die for. Dark chocolate…read moreangel food is better than any I've ever had.

Jonathan brandmeier initially brought me to your candy land years ago while on the air in Chicago…read more I ordered quickly, indulged quickly, and wanted more...quickly. Alas, expanding waistline and tsk tsks from my doctor, aka Dr No, found their way into my "dont even think about it" brain lobe (well, more like a pea-size than a lobe for all the restraint it affords me). So, I boarded the "no more fun for me" train and sulked. Now, here it is, years later, and to heck with that mindset! A recent diagnosis of skin cancer shooketh me to my core, a core sorely lacking something to look forward to. Here's where you come in. I can definitely look forward to chocolate! So with that being said, I will now turn to delectable offerings and begin my mouth-watering selections. Happy Holidays! Jody Mathews

Such a cute little spot! We were visiting for work and someone recommended we stop in, so of course…read morewe did. They made us really nice, seasonal lattes that tasted great. I love when places like this have espresso! And the chocolate. So many options. My coworker got some truffles and they were so rich and decadent. I grabbed some things to bring home to my husband. Such a cute little local, traditional chocolate shop. Definitely recommend a stop in if you're in the area!

Staying across the river from downtown Green Bay allowed us to explore…read moreshops, restaurants, bars and more. After eating lunch nearby, we decided to continue exploring and stumbled upon this quaint candy shop. ++ Cute location, plenty of parking and walkability to downtown attractions ++ Family owned and operated! ++ Sweetest and welcoming staff - that allows all to try multiple items before purchasing! ++ One heck of an inventory of chocolate, gummies, hard candies and more! We had a hard time deciding on what to buy but sampled a few items before walking away with a box of little chocolates, chocolate covered bacon and other gummies. YUM! ++ fresh, creamy and delicious chocolate and enjoyable candy!! ++ Pricing is cheap and affordable! When in GB, come HERE to fulfill your sweet tooth!

The mass-produced candy selection is similar to the other DCC locations, but apparently the…read morehandmade chocolate selection may differ. Seem to be able to consistently get the dark chocolate orage peel here. We usually wind up at Sister Bay and Ephraim during our fall visits.

One of the best of their stores around. The selection of candy is great, the service was very good…read more One of the regular stops when we visit the Door.

Awesome service, ambiance and great selection of candies. The lady at the counter was so very…read morefriendly.

Recently bought 3 different boxes of fudge to bring to a party. When opened, they were so old and…read moredry they couldn't even be cut. They just crumbled. So embarrassing!! I will never go back.

A friend of mine was going to Oshkosh so I asked him to get me a variety of chocolates. I asked him…read moreto get me three pounds. I live about 200 miles away, but he's from Milwaukee so it made sense and I appreciate it. Anyway, it was the end of the season so they were only selling pre-boxed creams and nuts inn1 lb. boxes. These were the best chocolates I've ever had. Not a bad one in any of the boxes. No pinks, or oranges, or lemons. Just the ones I love. Maple creams, coconut, vanilla, chocolate and then the nutty ones were fabulous. I like dark chocolate over milk chocolate but both were really good. I plan to visit Oshkosh in the next several weeks (for the first time), so I will definitely stop in at Hughes for a few pounds. I may actually get more than 3 lbs. because they freeze real well for future delights. I'm not sure what else there is to do in Oshkosh, but Hughes is gonna be on the list for sure.

I'm sorry to have to update my review and lower my rating. Their chocolates are top notch.I…read moreappreciate that this family run business is still here, after decades. My family has been going there for since I was a young child; I won't say how many decades. I may be ending a long-standing tradition of making the annual family pilgrimage to Hughes. I feel that success has gone a bit to their heads, and they are a bit "pissy." I am rating them at a three for now, since their chocolate is undeniably fantastic, and I am also considering that perhaps they are stretched thinly. We all have our breaking point. Last year I think I spent $800 there, less than the year before--specifically because they were out of stock on many of the items I wanted. I was partially to blame, because I had waited too long. But not this year. I called today to pre-pay for some chocolates so that I wouldn't make the drive for nothing, and so that I could avoid the congested basement and be on my way. I figured on buying 25-40 pounds this year, depending on what they had. To their credit, they answered the phone. But I was told that I would need to commit to 75 pounds before they would consider taking a prepaid phone order. They aren't open on Sunday, so I was told I'd need to visit in the next couple days if I wanted toffees before they sold out. "First come first serve." I kind of get it, but I kind of don't. $500-$800 isn't enough for them to bother with me--message received. Yeah, this is the second year in a row I sensed their attitude is overly confident to the point where they no longer have to be friendly. At all. About five years back, I called to inquire if they offered any type of corporate program discount for people sending their chocolates as client gifts. I send out 240+ boxes to my clients each year during the holidays. I was cut off mid sentence by the guy who took the call, and it was clear they were not interested in anything like that. So I went somewhere else. This year, I don't think I'm even going to make the trip for family gifts. So...Hello Oaks Candies, my friend. You're a bit more expensive, but your chocolate is equally as good, you're open on Sundays, and I don't get the arrogant attitude from you.