The facility is well-maintained, nicely organized and has a large selection of items to browse and…read moreexplore . The staff have always been friendly and accommodating. We almost always find an item or two which end up accompanying us home. For those who enjoy the "hunt", this location is a solid option.

This shop was fantastic. I needed to replace an item that I forgot to pack and didn't want to spend…read morea lot of money This shop had tons of selection and the money they earn goes to a good cause.

I loved this store! There is so much variety and all displayed beautifully. Darla was personable…read moreand helpful. So happy we did not miss this place!!!

Fantastic antique store with a lot of fun gifts and friendly staff! We stopped through on our Door…read moreCounty drive and found this to be a great local store, surrounded by other great stores as well.

Autumn, you would have loved this place, lots of unique books, records, clothing, bumper stickers,…read moreposters, signs, etc. Maybe we can visit it with you and Scott next year.

This place is awesome. I wanted a new sticker for my record player. My friend got me one years ago…read moreand I had it on my old record player and I wanted one for my new one. He didn't have any for sale. He then went upstairs and searched his junk drawer and found me one. That's great customer service. He even gave me a discount on the records I bought. My wife also found a vintage 1950's skirt. Just cool place and vibe all around. We need more places like this​

Amazing antique store with REAL antiques!!!! Romantiques has everything from gold and silver…read morejewelry, vintage and Victorian clothing, glassware , pottery, and so many eclectic antique pieces to mention. Jeannie, the owner has been collecting pieces during her extensive travels go nearly 5 decades...you will not be disappointed!

Some antique stores don't have much in terms of "antiques," but this is not one of them. This store…read morehas a LOT of beautiful antique items of different categories. They have vintage clothing, crystals, art work, sculptures, knick knacks, and other fun and interesting odds and ends. The owners are friendly and welcoming with a great story on how the business started. Whether you are into antiques or not, this store is worth a visit!

.....ABSOLUTELY love this lil' shop and the rich history of this building being Chief Oshkosh's…read moreTrading Post in the 1800's. The owner and her brother John, of the Oneida Nation, are a joy to talk to about everything..... and the power of art in the native history and current life. The ole Trading Post is my first stop each summer in Egg Harbour as I know I will be meeting up with ole' friends once again. I just got off the phone today as to inquire of some more CD's/DVD's of native american traditional music set to modern electric guitar and contemporary vocals that I purchased recently from the Shop. I wanted more CD's :) !!! My recommendation to all is to stop by to learn Native life and beautiful jewelry and art..... and to just chat for awhile. I would have never be exposed to the Menominee/Oneida Nation Pow-Wows, area Native Art exhibits, and even some great lakes to just do some lazy day fishing on in my retirement. Peace.

I've enjoyed this little gem of a shop since childhood and am grateful they've sustained their…read morebusiness. It has a number of authentic Native American items for both children and adults and is fun to visit.

I guess it's already been 4 years since we last visited, but it was very enjoyable to meander…read morethrough the galleries and the grounds again and enjoy the artwork. There is always something new to enjoy and it is a very relaxed, comfortable, and unhurried setting here. We almost bought some jewelry for the grand-darlings but didn't quite bite the bullet. Maybe something on another future visit.

The art at Edgewood Orchard isn't just contained to the gallery. It spills out everywhere: in the…read moregarden, in the parking lot, in the restroom. This whole space is a work of art. This is one of the neatest Midwest galleries that I've visited, and it didn't hurt that on the day that I visited, they were offering free bloody Marys and hot chocolate. Of course, I partook of the hot chocolate (with a glug of Bailey's, because it was there). How nice to have a little drink while perusing all of the art everywhere. It makes the art pop that much more. Edgewood has artwork from more than 100 artists in a wide range of media: paintings, sculpture, glass, clay, wood, jewelry. I left with a coaster for my father that had a dragonfly on it (a special symbol to our family). There is artwork in every price range here, so you can leave with a little bit of Door County artwork no matter your budget.

Great little shop and school for artists and hobbyists that use yarn and other fibers. You'll find…read moreinstruction books, journals, crafts, a few clothing items and lots of different yarn!

Such a lovely shop! Don't be fooled by the unassuming exterior. Spacious, and yet full of treasures…read morefor knitting and crocheting in particular, at least that's what I noticed since those are my preferred fiber arts. Also, beautiful handmade jewelry, baskets, and other crafts made by artists associated with the Seiver's school. The staff were very kind and helpful. Very careful and thoughtful with their Covid-19 protocols (masks, limiting guests in store, etc.) I will definitely be back, and hopefully can take a class here one day. What a great reason to come to Washington Island again!

We stayed in 2008 & absolutely loved it! We had the suite with the silo so the hot tub was amazing…read more& the panoramic view from the windows at the top of the silo's sitting room was incredible! Aside from having to buy the food, everything we needed to make a 'home-cooked meal' for supper was provided. We always said we would return & yes, we're already reserved to go back again this fall :) Yes, we're also looking forward to going through the antique shop again :)

A nice alternative to a hotel. The small inn is actually a renovated barn with four rooms. There…read moreis also an antique store in the entrance that is open, but we never went during our stay. It's very, very quiet here and we actually never saw the hotel owners or other guests during our entire stay. You just check yourself in and out. My only complaint was the moths that were hiding out in our room! You definitely need a car to get around to the other parts of Door County, but it was conveniently located for us.