So many fudge choices. We picked 5 as the deal was buy four get one free. So much cut stuff. I…read morewanted to buy a bunch of gifts but forgot to get back lol. So much to see and do. This store had tons of fun. And they make some kind of fudge drink in a blender. Might try that next time.

Another family tradition - we must stop at Beth's every time we're up in Grand Marais. What's wild…read moreis that I just learned during a stop two years ago that you ARE NOT supposed to put your fudge in the fridge because it ruins the texture! Who knew. Chocolate caramel options are always my favorite. Sometimes they'll offer a taste before you buy. I've tried some flavors that I really did not like, so they can be a little like jelly beans. The gift shop itself is always a delight to me because it is so kitschy and a little touristy. Nonetheless, we will always come back to get some fudge.

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!

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!

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.

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.

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 drove out of our way to eat here. We walked in the door and the gentleman behind the counter,…read morewent over to the entrance of the restaurant/ back area, and slammed the door shut We asked him if we could eat at the restaurant and he said that they had no restaurant. Very rude. Do not recommend wasting your time.

My wife and I staying in our Lake Home at Superior Shores over Valentine's Day weekend felt…read morecompelled to go out for a romantic dinner. I had suggested going to our usual go to, the Ledge Rock Grill at Larsmont. My wife insisted staying closer to home and taking advantage of the Valentines seven course dinner menu at Vue North in Superior Shores Resort. We got to the restaurant and were promptly seated at a window table as requested in our reservation. Being a true foodie from way back, I always opt for a well prepared gourmet meal as opposed to a standard menu. I have to admit I was skeptical when I booked the reservation, but am pleased to say the current Chef hit it out of the park. Every course was over the top and a clear ten. Obviously a lot of thought and talent went into both the creation of the menu and preparation of each course. I haven't had a gourmet meal of this caliber in years. The ambiance was excellent, the service was great, and each course was a ten!

We stopped by on the way home from Split Rock Lighthouse, with the mistaken notion that traffic…read morewould dissipate as we at our meal. (How foolish we were.) Still, I don't regret going here. We sat by a window with a decent view of the water and plenty of light. Our server was very friendly and helpful. While we waited for our food, we walked out on the deck, which led to scenic marshy areas with trails. I ordered beet wellington with arugula, and my spouse had a chicken dish with risotto. Just half of the beet wellington with the arugula was enough to fill me up. I liked the beet wellington, but it would have been better if they figured out a way to season the beet. Maybe pierce it and marinate it a bit? The chicken and risotto were also good. If we were hungrier, we would have supplemented these dishes with more vegetables. This was a nice place to stop before returning on a long drive home. We enjoyed relaxing in the spacious dining room with evocative upscale cabin decor. As I finished typing this, my spouse chimed in, "Not amazing, but pretty good." And in a touristy area where restaurant quality can be hit or miss, pretty good is exactly that: pretty good. We'll take it.

The building smells like poop and the floors are a mess. The hot food is held at 105 degrees…read moreFahrenheit.

Really like the store. Very friendly and helpful employees. Good selection of every item you…read moreneed. The box boy hauled everything out and loaded it into the pickup. Ambiance is that of a classic grocery store. Not a gigantic store but very adequate.

After a day of hiking to Goose Berry Falls and Cove Point, one can build up quite the appetite. We…read morewere deciding if we should go back to Duluth or keep going north. We found Cove Point, it looked quaint, so we thought, why not? Walking in, we were greeted by a gentleman who was not entirely personable, but oh well. We were seated promptly and had an opportunity to review the menu. The menu itself was limited to some degree, which was fine. There were several pizza options, salads, and sandwiches available. They have a full bar, local beers, and several non-alcoholic beverages. The one thing that really stood out to me was the prices. My wife had a salad wrap, and I had their standard burger. Both were $17.00?? This far up north?? The food was fine, certainly nothing to write home about, but I can't help but feel that both those entrees were a wee bit overpriced.

With not many options in the area, we stopped at Cove Point Crossing with pretty low expectations…read more However, I was pleasantly surprised but how much I liked this little bar and grill. It is small, not many tables but wasn't terribly busy on a Thursday at lunch. It has a north woods feel with a cute mural covering one wall. We started with totchos which were fine and a local tap beer. My husband got the wings, they were crispy and tasty, he was pleasantly surprised. There were only six wings in the order so the price at $16 was rather steep but expected being on the north shore. I ordered the turkey focaccia sandwich. It was so good! The bread was fresh and crispy and the turkey was thick cut turkey slabs with fresh sprouts and aioli. It was a big sandwich but I ate it all because it was wonderful. I upgraded to onion rings, they were average.

It has probably the best deli selection of any grocery store in Duluth and offers lunch meat and…read morecheeses that the others don't. They also have fresh delicious Sushi made on site available which they discount closer to the end of the night. It also has a Caribou coffee built and a nice sit down area if you want to pick up something from the deli and eat it there. There prices are reasonable and allow you to drive up to pick up your groceries from the store instead of having to carry it to your car. They have a nice selection of grocery products and carry some products that both Cub Foods and Super One foods do not. The wait staff is also very friendly and helpful.

This market is located at the top of the hill near the university campus. I visited for one reason,…read morecheese, and I found four new ones for my stash. They had a strong selection of import and domestic cheeses, plus many accompaniments.

Great fish and chips right on the bay. Good, friendly service. Would love to hang there when they…read morehave live music. Fun times!

Made a quick stop to see if they had some smoked fish spread/ dip and indeed they did. This is a…read moretiny shop and looked to have a decent selection of smoked fish but we were focused on the spread. We got the spread home and gave it a try. Unlike some fish spreads it was not full of filler or too much mayo. Perhaps some would think it is too dry but it was good to us. The flavor was pretty mild overall and not as much smoke as I like. Guessing the main ingredient is white fish which is very bland.