Neat little square right in the heart of Fish Creek. It is full of individual shops and…read morerestaurants, all in their own or side-by-side duplex buildings. Home to the most famous Fish Boil in Fish Creek. Stores change as tastes change, but one mainstay is Door County Confectionery. Other shops in 2022 include typical souvenir shops, a musical instrument store, an alpaca based clothing store, and a store that caters to both home decor and motorcycle enthusiasts (I don't know how it works, but it does). Always worth a stop, in my opinion. 40/2022

Bathrooms are absolutely disgusting. They should be checked, cleaned, and restocked periodically…read morethroughout the day.

I would pick up my BFFs in my hunter-orange rabbit, we'd score a *buyer* for our Bud Lights in a…read morecan or whatever... drive here well after closing and do donuts on the snow-covered parking lot hoping not to hit a lamp post. Awesome. Shopping, not so much.

This mall has undergone an extreme makeover in the past year or so. It used to be an indoor mall,…read morecirca late 60s. Now it's an outdoor mall with attractive storefronts. Shop for groceries, wine, hardware, Chinese food, hair cuts, pet supplies, and do your banking here. A real asset to beautiful Menominee.

This is your standard TJ Maxx like anywhere I've been in Wisconsin TJ Maxx. It's in a nice area and…read morea strip mall and the items are nicely stocked in the store is clean. I thought maybe I'd find something touristy, but I did not. I was able to score some fines in the HomeGoods section, which is always fun.

This T.J. Maxx is new to Sturgeon Bay. It is smaller than other stores, but the selections are the…read moresame. I thought the prices are a bit high, but for high quality fashion and home goods it's worth it to pay a little bit more. The store is loaded with accessories, home goods, hair and make-up products, shoes, luggage etc. The store was bright and organized. It was crowded when I was there, but it is to be expected as it is the new attraction in a small town. The staff was friendly and helpful. I will be back to T.J Maxx and am happy there is one so close by now!

I see some of the the reviews and have to disagree. Yes, there were musty smells when the new owner…read morefirst took over and was bringing in her things from Nebraska to set up her museum. The boxes and wrapping materials were old, but they have been discarded and it is much nicer in there now. The items for sale in the front section of the mall are so varied - everything from antique through the Depression, MCM, Contemporary and everything in between. It is a mall with show cases up front and booths around the back. If you take your time to look in all those cases you will find many treasures. Glassware, pottery, sports cards and collectibles, primitives, jewelry, coins, antique-modern toys, figurines, Halloween and Christmas collectibles, advertising signs and smalls, Green Bay Packers collectibles and so much more. There is just so much in there for the true collector! I see some new dealers are in there this year and are bringing in great stuff. This is a great place to check out and fun to find all those hidden treasures in all price ranges.

Kind of a cool antique mall but a little musty smelling inside. Several years ago, this place used…read moreto be about twice the size, but the back half of the shop is now a museum of various cars and other stuff. You can look at everything, but none of it is for sale. If you want to see something in a locked case, you have to get the older woman there to open it up for you. I bought something from a case and I kind of felt like I was bothering the woman in the shop. Not the most friendly antique shop out of the options in Door County.

Wonderful yarn store in a great old house. Huge selection of yarn with tons on sale. If you buy…read morethe end of the yarn it is 50% off. The owner lives in the home and raised 10 children while running her shop. Willing to wind the yarn even if it is sale yarn. So anyone up near the WI/MI border on Lake Michigan this is a must stop

Tucked into a corner off 1st Street, it's easy to miss this shop which is housed in a huge old…read moreVictorian. I'd never been in such a big yarn store, and could have spent all day walking from room to room browsing the immense selection with classical music playing softly in the background. The saleslady (owner?) was very friendly and didn't make me feel rushed, even though I'd darted in right before closing. Before going in, check out the cool yarn bombs across and further down the street for inspiration! I didn't see these until a few days later, so I don't know if they're related to the store, but they're a fun addition to the streetscape.

Absolutely love Dancing Bear it's a must stop every time we are in Door County! Always friendly…read morestaff and a ton of toy varieties! Love saying hi to the shop cat Franky and seeing all the Jelly Cats.

We dropped in here whilest we were having a stroll along Sturgeon Bay's main drag of 3rd Ave.  It's…read morea nice, touristy place to pick up souvenirs or trinklets for any kiddo's in the family.  It's an old school but homey setup with lots of creative toys, books, games, knick-knacks crammed into every open space in the store.  The store is actually owned by Bonnie who also co-owns the White Lace Inn B&B with her husband Dennis, and as a guest at White Lace, we got 10% off of our purchases here.  Naturally, there was PR for this store when we checked in.  Terri was our friendly and welcoming staffer on duty, and I chit-chatted with her as the wife shopped.  That's my standard MO y'know.  The goods are on the pricey side but that's to be expected in this prime touristy location.

This is actually different location than the map shows, it's located in one of the nice white…read morebuildings behind Pelletier's and the Confectionary. This is a very nice store, and not like the other crowded t-shirt shops in downtown Fish Creek. This place has its own style and custom products, and fees like a lifestyle store you'd find in Chicago or one of the coasts. Everything they have is very high quality and fits a custom Summer House Wisconsin Style. We picked up a shirt, custom card set, a purse and gifts. They have a really nice baby clothes and children's section (not the cheap cartoonish stuff we found everywhere else). The Adirondack chairs were really well made and so comfortable but we have no room left in the car! Highly Recommend!

Cute shop, gorgeous clothing and awesome jewelry! Customer service was very disappointing. I was…read moretotally ignored the entire time I perused the shop, while others were given a warm welcome and and explanation of where their sale items were. I found several items I was interested in but then decided they didn't deserve my business and left once again unnoticed It's a shame as I have purchased their wearables pants (6 pair), which I just love, but never again! My experience reminded me of the scene in Pretty Woman, where Julia Roberts was snubbed by the shop staff and came back when she was dressed to the nines and the staff were all over her to assist her. Such a shame! Maybe I just didn't fit the Patricia Shoppe customer image!

The quintessential boutique. It is definitely more youthful and fashion forward than the usual…read moretouristy shops. It's actually the only store in Door County that I've actually bought clothes from. The owner has a great eye for jewelry, clothing, shoes, and bags. She often carries Young Essence, Sol shoes, and jewelry by local artists. When you bumming around DC, this place is a must visit. There are 2 other locations in Wisconsin and I've heard that there might be a store opening in Chicago - I'll get the goods next time I'm up North.