Oh Door County - how I love to visit you at any time of year…read more In the spring/summer/fall, Door County is bustling with activity with all the tourists. All the shops and restaurants are open. Parking can be a pain but if you don't mind walking, you can park further away from the place you are going to. There are plenty of parks that you can go and explore. It is super beautiful during the spring & summer but especially in the fall when the leaves change color. In winter, there is less to do but it's nice place to get away if you don't mind just spending some quiet time away from the hustle and bustle of life. The wineries always seem to be open so you can get your Door County wine anytime you want! I would recommend everyone to visit Door County once.

My wife & I recently did a quick look & see weekend trip in Door County to check out if it would be…read morea good destination for the summertime time. We did a good deal of reading about Door County and although we went during off season, it was clear that this will in fact be a great place to come this summer. Although, we are thinking it may even be better during the fall period, for apple picking and seeing the fall foliage. Can't wait to get back up there again.

This is a place where your kids run free for blocks and blocks without fear of any kind of danger…read more You don't lock your doors at night, Ever. Your neighbors collect your mail and snow-blow your sidewalk when you're gone without even asking. Fed-Ex and UPS guys leave your package on your stoop, not thinking twice. This is a place with no starbucks (much less a Peets), but I'm sure they've a respectable-enough coffee shop (though I've yet to find it.) One chinese restaurant I know of, one killer taco at an ice-cream shop, of all places, the town is surrounded by water (river, bay... take your pick.) A few fast food chains... a few independents I know nothing about. They've an excellent marina that comes alive June through - early September with folks wandering from Chicago to all-points-lower Michigan, as a stay over. Even had Ted Turner, avid sailor (YAY Courageous!) so the stories go, after the Chicago-Mac. So, be it merely a stop on your way elsewhere, I recommend the, umm, waterfront. Get some tacos across the street and watch some windsurfer races.

Not to be confused with Cream Bae, which is what I have to deal with in my bed every night. But can…read moreyou blame her though? I mean look at me. Green Bay has some incredible food - especially chili and dumplings at Kroll's East - but the West version is not nearly as good. They also have an amazing football team which is owned by this little town and they won a lot of stuff and they have one of the best atmospheres in one of the coldest stadiums imaginable. The whole town is fixated around that football team which is great to see because it's a European Sports mentality. It's freezing up here and it's a little bit religious and backwards but at the same time it's beautiful up here and if you can avoid it in the winter which lasts about 13 months a year then you might really like it up here. It's also the gateway to the unexplored north which goes all the way up to the frozen wilderness of the Yoop, which is the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Above Green Bay, the state of Wisconsin stretches out and is a massive expensive freezing-cold, beauteous nothingness. Watch out for grizzly bears on the roads around here as well. Grrrr. And watch out for me, hitch-hiking bare, on the road, as well. Brrrrrr.

We visited Door Co. for the first time at the beginning of November. We arrived on a Thursday…read moreevening and passed Destination Door Co. on our way into Sturgeon Bay. Friday afternoon we came back DDC to peruse the brochures, pamphlets and literature for the area. The lobby is very inviting and stays open 24/7. We were pleasantly surprised to see a few women working behind the front counter. One did ask us if we needed assistance, but I explained that we didn't and were just there to grab a few brochures. We grabbed said brochures that weren't available to us at the AirBnb we were staying in. Mostly menus from area restaurants. There was a nice selection of information available, but also a lot of empty boxes for information about communities like Ephraim. I suppose that could be because the season is technically over come November. The Destination Door County website is LOADED with great information. Wish I has studied it prior to our trip. I suppose if you want something more personalized or need help making reservations, etc., physically connecting with a staff person would be the way to go. If you don't need that attention, you can likely find whatever you're looking for from the comfort of your own home via their website. When you arrive to their location there's a great little area to eat your lunch and/or let your dog out for a break. Conveniently located right on Green Bay Rd. in Sturgeon Bay next to Walgreens. You can't miss it. Recommend.

friendly people, normal place.. good price on the special. I come for the soup. stay for the…read morewarmth.

I thought I'd had tortellini before, but after eating at Luigi's, I realized I haven't actually had…read morethe real thing until today. Everything else is just a pale imitation. The Pizza Pasta is a stroke of genius, and the Pasta Lovers' Sampler set the bar impossibly high--it's so good it makes every other version I've ever had feel like a mistake. The food is seriously amazing, and the staff is top-tier. Best in the area, hands down.

mostly never answers phone, messages left and no return calls. When answered, questionable…read moreconversations had. Schedules in house services and fails to show up. In shop repairs are questionable. products come back saying repaired and still do not work any better then when sent. Shop repairs take months to over a year to complete. very poor business practices. Seek your services elsewhere

I dropped a clock off on Oct 22, still have not heard from them. Left many messages, tried to just…read morepick it up. Can not ever find a time they are open.

We were in Door County for a girls weekend and had dinner here. The food was delicious! Portions…read morewere generous but the service was what stood out. It's been a long time since we have had staff so attentive when we were at a restaurant! Each staff member greeted us and treated us like they knew us!

Delicious Italian food! Large portions of pasta too…read more Great atmosphere and wonderful service. We had a party of six and they were very attentive! Well done.

Some of the most flavorful coffee ever! Even has wonderful breakfast and lunch items. A must for…read moreany true coffee lover!

We enjoyed visiting Stone's Throw Winery, and I want to start by saying that our wine host,…read moreChristina, was friendly, bubbly, and made us feel very welcome. She did a wonderful job guiding us through the tasting and was one of the highlights of our visit. However, I was surprised that there weren't any plain crackers, bread, or even pretzels available to cleanse our palates between tastings. After sampling several wines, the flavors begin to blend together, making it difficult to fully appreciate each wine on its own. I understand not every winery provides palate cleansers, but many do, and it's a simple touch that really enhances the tasting experience. Even plain crackers or slices of bread would make a noticeable difference. Despite that, we enjoyed the wines enough that we joined the wine club and spent over $400 on wine before leaving. That alone should show how much we liked what Stone's Throw has to offer. Because of that, I hope this feedback is taken in the spirit it's intended--not as criticism for the sake of criticizing, but as a suggestion from customers who supported the winery and would love to see an already enjoyable experience become even better.

The outdoor area was nice. I am not a big fan of wine, but I had an Almond sparkling wine that I…read moreloved! The service was decent, but she could have been friendlier.