Quaint little boutique for the contemporary and stylist mature woman. Has pretty artisan jewelry,…read morescarves , etc. You will find cool jackets and dresses. The staff is friendly and personable. Visiting the area as part of weekend get away. Prices go from average to $$$$$ on some of the clothing. The best thing is the service. Purchased an item and had an issue with it. The staff worked very hard to make it right. Great service is hard to find these days. It was greatly appreciated. Will definitely visit the next time I am in the area.

The heel of an old boot came off because I am lazy, and used my other shoe to pry it off... instead…read moreof unlacing it and taking it off the right way. (My mother would have been pissed). I was mad because even though the boats were old, they were in great shape and most likely hard to replace. Instead of throwing them out, I took them to Molly's. It think I was charge $12 and he fixed both boots like brand new! So worth it. The shop is really cool. Smells like leather and shoe polish (in a good way) and even though the place was tiny... it was packed with a lot of neat stuff. I would say, stop in and walk around... but you literally only have to spin around to see the whole showroom! Owner was really friendly and he did a great job. Nice to support small, local businesses. Especially when they do a great service.

I told my wife I didn't have to wear pants. The sign says "please wear a mask, pants are…read moreoptional". Molly's is an old school business. Yes, the place smells of leather and oil. The place is small; but packed full of good stuff. Where else can you find mustache wax and beard oil? Need a hat or a Sheboygan t-shirt, here's where you can find you heart's desire. But the main attraction here is the owner. Kevin is a character right out of the 19th century. I call that a compliment as I am straight out of the same century. A century of individualism, hard work and honesty. My wife needed two pairs of boot repaired. Kevin did a fine job on both. Mind you Kevin is on island time. Be prepared to wait a week or more to get your job done. The job will be done perfectly; but if you're impatient or have entitlement issues you might want to go else where. In a consumption, throw away society this place makes a stand against wasting leather. I used to have a favorite leather conditioner called Lexol. Unfortunately it is no longer made. I asked Kevin what he had. He showed us several products and we picked the one he recommended. His expertise about treating and preserving leather was good enough for me. Kevin is a really nice guy who is genuinely glad to have you in his store. If you need any leather repair, leather products or some free advice, it would behoove you to stop in this unique little place. Get your favorite old boots repaired. Heck, you never know when you might need some mustache wax.

Really enjoyed shopping the store - it is quite large and has a very wide variety of items. I took…read morehome several fun finds, and had plenty of others that almost came home with me. Some of the prices are higher than you might find at some thrift stores, but you're supporting the charitable organization running it. The staff were all very friendly, the store felt clean and was easy to navigate despite the volume of things that were on display.

Decently big place worth taking a look. Big Mon clothing and kitchenwares with a little bit of…read moreantiques to be found.

Adorable Farmer's Market! Great selection of local vendors. Good mix of handmade goods, with lots…read moreof cute trinkets for you to pick up as you stroll along. The flower stand was my personal favorite. Great food options as well! Definitely need to visit if you're in the area.

Lovely market for food, flowers, gifts and more in the heart of town! Have been coming here for 15…read moreyears and never miss a Saturday I'm in town. Nice outing for the whole family.

I had a cool and unique experience at Two Fish Gallery: I got to take a private sculpture class!…read moreApparently, these are a hot commodity in the Elkhart Lake community, because they are usually booked quickly. I can see why. Patrick, the co-owner of the gallery, is a patient and knowledgeable teacher, and an artist in his own right. He and his wife, Karen, make many of the art works you see in the gallery. Patrick was the one leading the clay class, and he went over basics, then set us loose to explore the clay and use the various tools all around his studio to create our own pieces of art. If you're not able to snag a seat at one of Two Fish's classes, you can visit to browse the amazing gallery. They have hundreds of pieces for sale in the small and cozy gallery, ranging from ceramics to fabric art. This is a great place to find a gift for yourself or a loved one.

Karen, you kindly opened up for us 4 girls on Tuesday, your day off, as we snooped your front yard…read more We all agree that Two Fish Gallery was our favorite stop! Your gardens are an oasis of calm, beautiful and special plants as well as unique garden art. Your gallery shop is filled with beautiful pottery and so much more! Thank you, Penny

So yeah, stereotypical California guy, but when I visited Wisconsin I had to go surf The Lake out…read moreof Sheboygan. I wasn't inspired by Stepping into Liquid as much as I was inspired by my surf buddy out here, who is originally from the Midwest. I had to do it, he said. Funny thing was, the day I did that, there was a shark attack on my home break near where he was surfing and I would have been out there in Morro Bay if not for my WI trip. Whew! So I guess there was a reason I went to Sheboygan, and there was a reason I went to EOS to rent a good board (not some foam piece of crap like you get at most rental shops on the coasts) that was epoxy and got the lowdown on the best spots from the nice woman at the counter holding the door past 7 p.m. on a Friday night for me. And while the surf was nowhere near movie quality, I did catch a couple ankle slappers the next morning and got the stoke from WI of all places. I followed that up with a Packers-Eagles game in Green Bay's Lambeau Field, and I have to say it was an unforgettable weekend. Long story short, I have to thank the crew at EOS for the freshwater stoke. Thanks again to everyone there. I crossed another goal off my list because of you guys. And, it's true, they do have barrels big enough to fit a VW. I have the t-shirts (if not the gopro photos) to prove it. Stoked! B

Great little surf shop , fantastic service , I definitely will stop by on my next visit to WIread more

The guys at Wolf really helped us out. We needed our bikes tuned up for the season. We also…read morepurchased some new helmets.

I bring my wife's bike here every year for maintenance and tune up. Fair prices and timely…read moreturnaround.

I have enjoyed both in-store and personal shopping experiences with Little Love! The store is…read moreadorable & well-laid out, and the staff is very friendly. On several occasions, I have used their personal shopping service, as I was not able to drive to the store myself to make purchases. The process was very easy - I contacted the store through Instagram (@littlelovekohler), provided the info I had including gender, set a budget, and later that day was sent several photo options to pick from. I asked questions and determined which was the best choice. Once I made my selection, we determined delivery (to me or directly to the receiver) and packaging (recycled or gift wrapped). The store sent me a Venmo request for the payment and Voila! purchase was made. This was SO easy, and I love supporting this small business :)

If you are looking for beautiful choices and top notch quality in children's clothing and maternity…read moreand nursing wear, this is the place for you! They have a wonderful assortment of unique gift ideas for baby showers and for relatives who like to spoil the little ones and mother's in their families! Customer service is excellent and they are always willing to go above and beyond to make sure your experience is the best!