What a gem! Harbor House is a terrific little shop with some seriously delicious treats. If in…read moreWashburn, I highly recommend a stop. The store isn't big but it packs in a nice variety. The highlight is everything at the counter area. There are a variety of chocolates and delish baked treats to choose from. Last time I was there they had a peanut butter s'mores that was excellent. Also caramel filled cupcakes that I didn't get but I was VERY tempted. I have tried the cookies and they are great, several variety of chocolates and other treats to try. I have yet to have anything I wouldn't get again. Beyond that there is a selection of candies of the gummy and Taffy varieties. Along the back wall are maple syrups, caramel sauces (highly recommend!), Preserves I think, some little knickknacks etc. They also maybe have ice cream and serve some food at various times? I have yet to try any of that, but I'd expect good things. In addition to all that, they take requests. My husband ordered a French Silk pie for my birthday (it is my favorite) and despite having not made one before (so I was told) she signed on and whipped one up. It was fantastic! So be sure to check the place out. It's a cute store with awesome treats. As they say, Treat yo self!

First off, I'm a tourist to Washburn. Not a loud-mouth "I want everything NOW" tourist, but I…read moreappreciate the hometown vibe and welcoming atmosphere here. Yes, we had to wait since the ice cream treats were made by hand and there was a line of kids & families waiting at the window. I'm an adult and we can wait our turn. It was a treat to try their special of the day (in honor of the Superior Vistas Bicycle Ride) of Ice Cream Nachos! Glad we decided to split one-it was too much for one person!

this is the best candy in the WORLD!!!! there is no candy…read moreshop as good as this one. its the smoothest, creamiest ,best tasting Carmel's and Chocolates , almond bark you will ever have .not a bad thing the store. we drove to MN to find this shop on vacation one year in Duluth, we've been back every year , sometimes twice a year .its worth the trip if you like chocolate... the last 2 years we had it mailed to us!!! well worth it !!!!!

I don't have much to say about this sweet shop, but the outdoor play area next to it is CRAZY COOL…read more There's a path to walk along, with lots of random stuff to play with. Our 4-8yr old kids had a blast.

My friend & I stopped in for a scoop of ice cream & this shop is so cute! It's bright & decorated…read morein colorful patterns, perfect for a sweets shop. The person working the counter was super friendly & asked about why we were in town, etc., & gave us some recommendations for things to do. This shop serves fairly generic ice cream, but they have a huge selection of flavors, along with house-made popcorn & other treats!

Cute little ice cream and candy shop! Even if there is a line, service goes fast and is very…read morefriendly. There's some nice benches in front of the shop with some water in case you bring your doggo with you. Take in great views of the lake while cooling down.

We went there for the fudge, which is very good. The staff is really friendly. They do not take…read morecredit cards or debit cards. They do have an ATM in the store which does have an additional fee. It was a old school candy store that was worth the visit but could stand a little freshening up.

Tremblay's remains a Hayward must-visit -- even more so now that they've expanded into the next…read moredoor shop space. The counter wraps all the way around, providing more room for making and buying candy and snatching some fudge samples. Some of my favorite items: the salt water taffy (don't come at me -- salt water taffy is delightful!), chocolate covered Oreos, candy bark, Jelly Belly's and so many types of fudge. You still have to use cash only -- no credit cards. Thankfully my husband on our most recent visit had some cash on hand. I'm also excited that my kids are getting old enough to get excited about visiting and picking out some select pieces for themselves. They also liked to watch the candy being made in front of them. Tremblay's is also great for food gifts to bring home. Hayward isn't Hayward without Tremblay's!

Always stop here when visiting the area. Chocolate is the best! Sea salt Carmels and triple…read morechocolate dipped malt balls are out of this universe! Any trip to hayward would not be complete without getting my Lynne Marie's chocolate fix!

Lynne Marie's fudge is far superior to any other fudge in the area as well as the customer service!…read more The staff was so friendly and helpful and didn't get annoyed at the fact that I had 6 kids with me even to go as far as offering every single one of them a sample of fudge

This is just the type of shop that I look for to feed my sweet tooth while on vacation. There…read moreshould be one in every tourist town worth its salt, and Guntflint Mercantile is a small but very good one. Fudge and truffles in the case, housemade--you can see the operation in the back. On the shelves... everything else that you can think of: coffee, cocoa mix, spice blends, fancy chocolate bars, various sweets such as "moose poop", "deer poop", and "unicorn poop" aka chocolate-covered almonds, chocolate-covered raisins, and jelly beans. I bought some licorice caramels and got my son to try them, which is a major dad victory. I also picked up a variety of craft soft drinks from Northern Soda Company, based in the Twin Cities (they missed a real opportunity here to call it Minne-soda!). The proprietor said that they're the only shop in the area that carries it. They sell a sampler box as well as loose cans for a make-your-own four-pack. It's all made with real sugar and it's very good, kind of sweet but just drink it over ice on a hot day. Of course there are classics such as cola, root beer, ginger ale, and cream soda, but also black cherry, apple, blue raspberry, and some other enticing-sounding flavors e.g. Sunday Purple, North Coast Cooler, and Pontoon Punch. I kinda wanted to try them all! Next time.

The guy at the counter was very friendly and knowledgeable. The product is wonderful, some of the…read morebest fudge I've ever had. The peanut butter cups just melted in my mouth, Wow! Highly recommended by my wife and I.

I've been here before but this trip was a total bummer.... Whomp, whomp. Visited after enjoying…read moreBentleyville. Purchased some truffles and pretzel rods. Service was great and staff were very friendly. Offered some small talk which is always nice. For a chocolate lover, so much to look at and want. Haha! I appreciate how they offer samples.... Delicious. Lots on the shelves and tables to purchase as well. Parking is available in the lot close to the store. Unfortunately, the truffles and pretzel rods just didn't hit this go around. They lacked flavor. Disappointing especially because quite a bit of money was spent on those items. We had better much better luck at the Illinois location.

This was a cute shop. The chocolate is delicious, which is obviously important. The customer…read moreservice was so friendly. I had several questions and the people working were gracious and helpful. The main downfall is the cost. The chocolate is quite expensive, which is to be expected in a tourist location like this. It's worth a stop if you're in the area.

I have such fond memories of coming here as a kid, and it doesn't feel like it has changed. Such a…read morehuge selection of fudge, turtles, and other chocolates. Great old school vibe and customer service!

Cute spot, must stop if you're in town. I decided to get the root beer float but they have a ton of…read moreselection and unique flavors for ice cream!

Service was just okay…read more Walked in yesterday and experienced cold and awkward service. The shoppe owner seemed a bit indifferent and crass as well. Totally ironic within a sweet candy shoppe. The candy itself was neat -- a few local products and many chocolate truffles to choose from. Plenty of generic candies as well that you'll find at other spots. Although the candy itself was good, it was way overpriced. Just a few pieces of candy cost close to $20. The bottom line? Chocolate truffles were delicious. Decadent and full of rich chocolate flavor. The English toffee looked good as well. I may get that next time I revisit Duluth. Service needs a bit of a revamp though. It's a small little shoppe. You can't miss it if you're shopping and browsing within the area. Try it for yourself if you have a sweet tooth. Here's hoping you have a sweeter experience.

Wow - the absolute worst truffles ever. The filling is a weird powdered cocoa-like concoction - not…read moreat all dark and creamy like a truffle should be. And no amaretto flavor in the amaretto truffle. At $5 a pop, it's simply a waste of money.