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.

Oh' gosh, this is the place for wonderful home made chocolates. They have a wide variety of milk…read moreand dark chocolates. They are always super friendly and deal with long lines efficiently. The store is super small and quant. They have a nice outdoor space for enjoying your chocolate before you head out along "old 61" and the wonderful views of the lake. Highly recommend!

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.

Another satisfying visit to Sweeden Sweets. Actually, our best visit ever…read more Our grand daughter lives in Superior. She loves candy and so does grandpa - so we always stop at Sweeden Sweets when we're in town. This visit was more special than all the others as there was a very knowledgeable and kind man working the store (the owner?). He was so kind and so informative. He explained about their freeze-dried candies and let us try them all. We left with a LOAD of candy. Thank you Sweeden Sweets.

This was a super cute candy store! Definitely a kids dream! They even have the trendy freeze dried…read morecandy. Which I must say was very good! We had the gummy nerd clusters. If we weren't on a road trip we would have tried the ice cream parlor looks very cool and vintage. The service was good I would have expected very friendly for a candy store, but the young lady that helped us was friendly. They also have a cool make your own pixie stix thing that was awesome! I would say this is a must stop spot. Given the amazing candy art on the outside your kids will make sure you

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.

They carry some selection from most franchise of vintage toys. Found a matchbox version of the…read moreStar Wars Imperial Super Star Destroyer. Did not have a huge selection of the original transformers line. But they have a little bit of everything from old video game cartridges to vintage posters. We didn't look at the comic books. The cashier wasn't chatty but answered questions. Parking was a little tight as the lot is shared with all strip mall businesses. I would recommend this store if you are middle aged looking for nostalgia. Not a place to buy little kids toys. It's mainly for collectors.

Stopped by this place the other day to see that they were remodeling. The new legacy toys should…read moreinclude a place to have birthday party's. Can't wait to check that out but for now theres not really too much to yelp about.

What an excellent way of spending my Sunday. This place is nothing sure but amazing. Such a perfect…read moreatmosphere very welcoming. The inside of the store is awesome. Lots to view and appeal to all ages. Lots of pumpkins of different kinds and sizes and lots of different things for your fall decoration. Inside they have a candy store with old-time candies, sodas of all different kind and flavors, chocolate truffles, ice cream, and even a sitting area like a little tiny dinner , which is perfect. They also have pies, amazing place to come and visit especially at this time of the year. It was just perfect. Highly recommended.

Love this place!!! We stopped in to check it out. The fun starts outside with wood carved…read moresculptures for purchased, patio, bean bag toss, fire pit with s'mores kits for purchase. Inside is a train running on a suspended track, a nostalgic 50's cafe (drinks only), several photos ops, floor games, candy store and a wide array of gifts and goods for purchase. I grabbed some funny cards, stickers, stress ball, candy and a ring. Everyone in our group was pleased. I highly recommend stopping in. We'll for sure be back!

A Delightful young lady cheerfully answered all of my queries and packed us off for a picnic . We…read morehad moist and not too salty Whitefish, Black Cod (she described it as buttery) which were both maple smoked/sugar cured and were fantastic. The Cisco/Tulibee was short and cute. In the future, I will not pass by French River without stopping in. Exceptional..My Grandpa peddled smoked fish 96 years ago in St.Paul. I've eaten boat loads of smoked Whitefish so,trust me!

We walked in not expecting NO seating just a carry-out counter with cold smoked fish. This place…read moreblew our minds. We had the classic smoked Lake Trout and Sugar glazed Walleye. BEST-FISH-WE-HAVE-EVER-EATEN!!! We are now considering...for us...it's only a 14 hour round trip to come get fish here more often...or considering relocation. THAT's how good this one place is. Go there!

My wife and I stop here every time we are on the north shore! Their staff are super friendly and…read morethere prices great!! Huge portions of great sandwiches at the Restaurant! Can't wait to go back next time we're up!! We have done the tour before the animals are fun. There are a lot of cool things to read about throughout the different buildings! Feeding the fish is probably my favorite part mostly because the fish know that you are going to feed them so they react to people coming by!

The 4 stars are not for the stereotypical souvenir outpost that fronts Tom's Logging Camp. That's…read moreonly where you need to go to pay for a ticket to enter Tom's Logging Camp, the 4-star attraction here. Tom's Logging Camp ($5 per person) is a self guided walk on a trail behind the souvenir shop. It's a peek into what an actual logging camp was like, something I assure you I'd never once in my life thought of before visiting here. It's kind of a fun little stroll. You peer into or walk through cabins that have handwritten explanations of what you're seeing. The signs explain everything from the equipment the loggers used to the food they ate, to the jobs of the cooks and the blacksmiths. It was here that I learned that the Finnish workers, when they arrived on Duluth's North Shore, were the hardest workers but they'd work only in camps with saunas. Tom's Logging Camp erected a sauna, naturally, because Tom wanted Finnish workers. I also learned that loggers were filthy and drank heavily: * In the bunkhouse, a top bunk was in demand as the bugs crawling on you would fall downward, preying instead on the inhabitant of the lower bunk; and * A special cabin has been erected here to let visitors emulate the experience of being a drunk logger. Everything leading to and inside that cabin is askew and somehow, it had me chuckling exactly as I'd imagine a drunk logger might. Boy, did I learn a lot of useless interesting stuff here! As you walk the trail you can purchase food to feed trout then goats and finally, llamas. So come to Tom's Logging Camp to have the fun experience of a llama eating out of your hand, being a faux-drunk, and learning a bit about life in a Minnesota logging camp.