A small unassuming deli sandwich counter in the back of a grocery store. They listen carefully…read moreabout food allergies and take great care with prep. Plus, sandwiches were delicious.

This is an inviting market with an eclectic selection of clothing, liquor, and a deli.  The…read moreclothing and liquor mark-ups looked pretty significant and it's a very touristy shop.  Most of the clothing is downstairs in an On Deck outlet store.  It's a nice shop to drop in on and check out though as you are putzing around on Fish Creek's Main St.

Delicious Chicago dogs, nice snap to the Vienna Beef and all the fixings! The potato salad was…read morefantastic! Very friendly owners & really cute clean little shop with indoor/outdoor seating. Definitely will stop by again next season!

The business has moved - it is not closed. The new location is on Hwy 42 in Fish Creek. Food is…read morevery good.

Loved this little marina-side gem. They served Collectivo Coffee which is hard to find in this…read morearea. Inexperienced baristas, but still nice :)

Great place by the harbor. The food tasted great and service was fast. I have had better coffee,…read moretherefore 4 and not 5 stars.

This sweet little café above the market in Fish Creek on Main Street is adorable. The food we…read moreordered was absolutely fantastic and freshly made. The coffee was also amazing.We were seated quickly and went to order at the counter. They have a station set up for your cream and sugar, and whatever you would need for service. We really enjoyed our time and food at shiny Moon Café. Highly recommend the sweet little spot for breakfast or just coffee.

What shined at the Shiny Moon Cafe was the cherry almond scone- it was just delicious! We passed on…read moregetting coffee but I would like to come back and try one of the many homemade flavors! Our meal was overall good, but a very long wait in line to order since the staff member taking orders was also helping make drinks. I would come back!

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).

Wow was this spot sooo worth it! I came with my mom and sister in the most beautiful day in May. We…read moresat outside at the bar during their lunch hours. It wasn't crazy busy, but there was a good crowd around. The servers/bartenders were super nice and fast. I think our food and drinks were both ready within five minutes of ordering. They were very personable and nice. We ordered an assortment of apps and sandwiches for lunch. The fries were delicious, crispy, and perfectly seasoned. I had a fried chicken sandwich and it was amazing! The hot honey was spicy and made it so much better. It was such an easy lunch in a great area!

We came as four adults and a child for lunch. The only hamburger on their menu had their own house…read moresauce and onions on it. We asked that they leave off the sauce and onions. We were informed that there is zero variation allowed. How the items are described is exactly how they are served. We politely asked to just leave a few things off like the onions and the sauce, "not an option". We asked for ketchup for our french fries, they don't serve ketchup, and they only offer their own special disco sauce. When we said, surely, you have Ketchup? " not in this place you don't." I have been to fine dining establishments that don't allow variations in their menu, or have ketchup. This is a casual eating place in a tourist town. Totally unexpected, we won't be going back. Want to forewarn other people especially if you're coming here with kids. They also don't have mustard. I heard them tell another customer. To be fair, the two thin smashed burgers on their sandwich were good and the french fries were tasty and the perfect amount of crunch. We did spend a good of our time, scraping off fried onions and sauce. I would hope over time they will gain some flexibility for the benefit of their customers. Having their own house sauce is a wonderful thing to try, however, be a bit flexible.

I feel like for where you are and what you need at the moment, this is a quick fix. It just didn't…read morequite hit the spot for a good brunch meal- the hash was more on the greasy end, the Belgian waffle just reminded me of the ones you get at the hotels you make yourself, and the French toast wasn't evenly cooked through. The sourdough bread was maybe the part of the meal that was most worth it. Unfortunately, missed the mark for brunch. Plenty of parking though.

Julie's Cafe is simply excellent! Great food, service, & ambiance!…read more I chose the "Texas Eggs" and it was simply delicious, an absolute not miss! So much flavor! :-) The $0.50 upcharge for the sour dough toast was well worth it. I would have liked to have tried the cinnamon roll but no more room, what a lovely dessert it would have been! The coffee was plentiful & tasty. All in all a lovely experience from start to finish! Thank you, Team Julie! :-) Thank you, Patrick Shaughnessy Chicago, IL

While the Margareta pie makes it worth the drive, the traditional hand tossed pizza is da bomb!…read more This is best wood fired pizza on the Penninsula ! Call & pick up ... the online order seems to shut down by 6p.... Leap frog your effort & just call it in... it's all good!

Wild Tomatoes in Fish Creek is one of those places where you immediately understand why the parking…read morelot looks like a Black Friday event at lunchtime. We went around lunch and it was PACKED with of course limited indoor seating, crowded parking, people everywhere but honestly the food made it worth squeezing in. The tomato mozzarella salad was SO fresh and delicious, and the pizza absolutely lived up to the hype. We got the goat cheese & spinach pizza with hot honey and wow... whoever decided hot honey belonged on pizza deserves a raise. Sweet, spicy, cheesy perfection. Even my four year old loved a kick on the pizza. Now for the reason this isn't a 5-star review: the service. Our waiter seemed like he'd rather be literally anywhere else on earth. We had to ask multiple times for refills, and the overall vibe felt like we personally ruined his afternoon simply by existing. I totally understand places get busy, especially during tourist season, and we also had a four year old that was starving and was quiet about it with us so we weren't expecting royal treatment, but good service and a friendly attitude really do change the whole experience. The food? 10/10. The atmosphere? Cozy chaos. The waiter? Needed a snack, a nap, or maybe both. Would absolutely come back for the pizza alone. Just hoping next time our server likes people a little more. Solid 4/5.