Read these below reviews - Jackie (& staff) are amazing. She truly is an artist, the sweetest…read moreperson, and such an eye / ideas for your successful event. I have sent it all with what she does. From wedding events to whatever your heart desires. The flowers are quality, her style so unique, her service & delivery spot on. Top it off - she is so easy to work with and a great sweet personality. I highly recommend this business to anyone needing to make any occasion incredible. She goes above and beyond, it will make you a hit/ success with your event. Thank you so very much Jackie - we are amazed by your designs & quality.

Thank you Jackie for creating a beautiful arrangement of flowers. I live outside of WI, and was…read moreconcerned about finding a florist who would create a unique and colorful work of art. With just one call to your shop, you understood what I wanted and delivered the perfect arrangement to my friend. Thank you so much!

Deb, the owner is amazing. She's filled with knowledge about books and Washington Island. It's a…read moredon't miss if you are visiting Washington Island

This place is pure joy! They offer a fabulous assortment of new reads, best sellers, classics, and…read morelocal authors. They also have fun gifts available for readers and non-readers alike. The lady assisting us spent at least 10 minutes patiently going through every kids' book to find just the right one for my friend's very selective son. Do yourself a favor and stop by!

I loved this store! There is so much variety and all displayed beautifully. Darla was personable…read moreand helpful. So happy we did not miss this place!!!

Fantastic antique store with a lot of fun gifts and friendly staff! We stopped through on our Door…read moreCounty drive and found this to be a great local store, surrounded by other great stores as well.

One Eighty Petals is a flower farm just outside of Fish Creek in Door County, Wisconsin. I placed a…read more$25 deposit to do a U-pick flower experience on a Thursday afternoon. The booking experience on their website was straightforward and the deposit went towards my purchase the day of the experience. Parking and check-in were very easy, as was the walk to the flower field. The family that runs One Eighty Petals is incredibly knowledgeable and kind and the setting was very idyllic. We got an overview of the flowers available to pick before being provided vessels and clippers. I was able to fill a large bucket of flowers for about $55, which produced seven vases (of various sizes) worth of flowers. They had smaller U-Pick quantities and ready-made bouquets available, as well. This was truly a magical experience and I highly recommend it to tourists and locals alike!

Ordered 3 felted soap bars on 7/15/29. Did not receive them or an update about the status. Sent an…read moreemail on 7.29.25 to inquire about the status, but instead of getting a reply the order was just cancelled with a note that there would be a refund issued. As of 8/4/25, still have not received it. Very disappointed as the item was to be a gift.

Best orchard in Door County. Small, family-run joint. No-frills. Tiny shop, with few tchotchkes…read more A bit off the beaten path, but so good it doesn't need to advertise. Highly recommend, but don't go if you want a frilly joint with a place to drink cherry wine.

Best cherry picking in all of Door County. Cherries are the sweetest and the people who have been…read moredoing this for over 30 years are the best! Hats off to Susie and Natalie for their infectious humor and for joining us in the cherry pit spitting contest. Who knew these women could spit like that!

The cutest little boutique I stumbled upon while in Door County! And bonus: It's also an art…read moregallery and studio, so you can wander around and look at the artist's works in progress. The artist and owner of Turtle Ridge Gallery, Mary Ellen Sisulak, makes a lot of the items in the boutique. You'll can purchase her leather handbags, accessories, home decor and wearable art. She also sells goods from local artists and artisans around the area. My favorite part of my visit was seeing what Mary Ellen was working on in her studio, and hearing about her inspiration for her art pieces. I noticed that a lot of her art included dragonflies, and she had mentioned that the area is home to one of the most dense populations of dragonflies in the country. I love that she pulls inspiration from her surroundings in Door County.

A hidden piece of cultural gem in Northern Door County, Turtle Ridge Gallery boasts a unique array…read moreof nature-themed original artwork, a beautifully manicured outdoor garden, and a lovely little boutique showcasing a variety of pieces from local as well as out-of-state artists. We especially appreciate the beautiful butterfly mixed-media artwork featuring a synthesis of natural elements and a unique multi-layered painting technique. Worth visiting if you are in the area and looking for a little cultural excursion to complement your back-to-nature getaway!

After visiting nearby Door Bluff Headlands County Park, we dropped in here on a whim as the signage…read morefor this studio was located right on the same Garrett Bay Road that leads out of the park.  And we are very glad we did, as it was a unique business and cultural Door County experience indeed.  The gravel and dirt road leading to their secluded studio is like being right back in the park, and after a little bit of roadway, their studio appears out of the woods.  Ha, perty different and interesting to say the least!   Off to the side of the studio was Diane McNeil who greeted and welcomed us.  Hidden back in his workshop was John Dietrich, the master potter at work.  We browsed around the gallery and there was a lot of colorful and artistic pottery to look at, but nothing really clicked for us buying-wise on this trip anyway.  But the best part was that after browsing, we got to chatting with this delightful and engaging and long time husband and wife team.  Their gallery is actually a converted historic 1934 vintage apple barn.   On the premises behind their gallery is their home too.  You can tell this business is their love and livelihood.  We learned yet again it's a small world.  Diane actually hails originally from Glen Ellyn, IL and still remembers now bustling Naperville as open pasture land!  John was raised in Appleton WI and trained from his college days to be a master potter, but both of his parents were actually renowned painters from Oak Park, IL!  There are other potteries in town we noticed later, and I'm sure each has their own story, but their particular story here was one that gave us a sense of connection.  Drop by to meet this welcoming couple, go off the beaten path, and see if any of their work might be what you're looking for!

Beautiful objects. Amazing colors. They had something for everyone. We found a lamp we had been…read morelooking for.

Clay Bay Pottery is a total Door County must stop for our family. We all have mugs, lamps, plates…read moreetc from here. Besides work from their owners, they also have featured Work by other artists. They will also take commissions, if you are looking for something in particular. Wonderful for gifts and always the first mugs we grab off of the shelf for team and coffee in the morning