This is a great place that I go to shop and relax. Whether I am there to find fabric for my…read morequilting projects, yarns for knitting mittens, buttons and zippers for mending children's clothing, or odd materials needed for that science projects the kid sprung on me the day before it is due.... I travel to Venerabilia in Eagle River. Great place to visit and maybe have a cup of coffee with Barb, the owner.

Wonderful staff and excellent work! Completed my repair quickly due to my time schedule. Very…read moreprofessional and personable!

Stopped by for lunch as we were headed to Blackjack for skiing. The meal was better than the Spring…read moreskiing at Blackjack. I went with the French Dip and it was good but the fries were great. For the meat the French Dip was roast beef between a bun with a jus. The prices were good but the service a bit slow. If I needed a meal in the area I would come back.

It's where the locals go. Start with their Great homemade…read moresoups. The hot beef sandwiches are served with mashed potatoes and gravy. Half a sandwich is enough to fill me up. Two more great Items are the broasted chicken diner & Friday's Cod fish Fry. You have to be patient because with so many meals being picked up it might be a wait.

This is one of the best yarn shops I've ever been to. I'm a knitter and crocheter-- and going in…read morethis place is always just like a hug. Nancy Anne and Kim are so welcoming and knowledgeable and helpful. I absolutely adore them and can't wait to see them each summer. There's a large selection of luscious yarn, all the supplies you could need, the most giftable project bags and notions, and SO many completed projects to inspire your next one! Whether you've never knit before (they can suggest some starter supplies and the perfect beginner pattern) or you're practically a pro-- this place will have yarn and inspiration for you. Local ladies come in each day to sit around the table, work on their projects, admire each other's work, and offer help when someone is stuck. It's everything we knitters want it to be. I really hope to see you there and keep a peek at what's on your needles.

My 12yo granddaughter and I were killing time one afternoon and she chose to stop in. She had…read morerecently became interested in crocheting and wanted to look around. Th woman who owns the place, possibly one of the nicest people on the planet to the time to get her started. We'll certainly be back.

If you are interested in Native American history and culture, past and present, the George W…read more Brown, Jr. museum is an excellent place to learn about the Lac du Flambeau band of the Lake Superior Ojibwe (a.k.a Chippewa). The focal point of the museum revolves around four life size dioramas depicting aspects of traditional Ojibwe life in every season. Smaller displays around the perimeter of the museum feature things the Lac du Flambeau band is known for, including: traditional spearfishing decoys and equipment, moccasins, bead work, basketry, birch bark canoes, wild rice harvesting, and maple syrup production. Contemporary tribal history is also well documented -- in particular the struggle to continue to exercise their treaty rights (including spearfishing) in the ceded territory. Though it is a small museum, we spent nearly an hour examining the artifacts and reading the detailed descriptions of everything on display. I would encourage everyone living or visiting in the north woods of Wisconsin to visit the museum to learn about and respect the First Nation people whose land is now a vacation destination for urbanites from Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan and Minnesota.

Driving through the Eagle River area out past the main stretch of town, we stopped here to get some…read morefireworks for the week we're staying at our cabin up north. Harry's is visible on the side of the road going west to St. Germain. This is more than just a fireworks store. Across the lot, there is also a garden statue place, in what is an odd partnership of unrelated products. The fireworks store is essentially a large shed with rows of items like roman candles, fountains, rockets, and novelty items, all at a pretty good price. They carry all my favorites like Cuckoo fountains, Clustering Bees, Dancing Butterfly, and Black Cat brand items as well. Artillery shells can be cheaper elsewhere, but overall this place has good variety at a decent price. I got plenty of bang for my buck. As a bonus, I even received a slender pack of miniature 8-shot roman candles.

Very friendly service! Knowledgeable staff - they made sure we had the right fireworks to complete…read morean excellent display!

The coolest vintage service station renovated and housing the coolest vintage goodness owned by the…read morecoolest people in Phelps, WI.