This is a very good t-shirt/souvenir shop. I have bought a number of shirts and sweatshirts here…read more Pick out the shirt that you like and in just a few minutes you can put anyone of a hundred plus logos on it. There was a young man working there from Spain. He was kind and courteous.

This is a great place to get shirts, sweatshirts, and other clothing. There is a huge wall of…read moredesigns that they will print onto the clothing item of your choice in just a few minutes. The staff was super nice and made sure we knew the process of selecting a clothing item then selecting a pattern, plus the care afterward to keep the print bright. Prints last quite a while if you follow their directions (inside out wash cold).

This must be my favorite store in Grand Marais. Canoeing/camping gear, shoes, clothing, stickers,…read moretoys, crafts, books. Two stories of fun. Helpful staff. Free parking...hard to find on busy days.

Great selection of quality merchandise representing Lake Superior's north shore. Also has hiking…read moreand camping supplies.

Stopped in on a weekday to check out this new shop really cool vintage pieces and accessories and…read moresome new stuff too the guy working there was super nice, talkative, gave us tips on the area. Him & the owner buy the vintage pieces, he said that they kind of have more guys stuff because they pick out clothing and they don't have much for girls but I totally disagree these are really fun versatile pieces! There is also new items. I so need to go back and buy o e of the awesome messenger bags! We totally missed out they had a popular first Avenue musician play there not to long ago. Im totally coming back!

From the owner: American-made goods inspired by Minnesota's North Shore. Also offering an amazing selection of…read moreupcycled and vintage bags and clothing.

We seen this place on our way to Grand Marais yesterday and told my husband that we have to stop…read morewhen we came back to split rock. We did and see all the items they have. There are very cute clothes located there and all sorts of garden items in the extra building attached to main store. Love all the things they have but had to limit what I got. Bought a few items for our camper (soap), to table liner (for our house) but couldn't pass up few things for garden area. Started buying things fir family, for xmas so will remember this place when we are back up in the area, for camping.

I have such fond memories of this place. Every time we would come up to the North Shore (3-4x/yr.)…read morewe would stop and talk to Dick and Lois and purchase some off the wall item that was really cool, as well as pick up some of those awesome birthday cards that are funnier than ever. Several years ago, we purchased a really cool bell that now hangs outside our patio in Charleston, SC. I can't wait to show it to them, as I will be going up there next Wednesday or Thursday.

I love going to Dept.two every time I'm around the north shore. Chrissy the owner is amazing! She's…read morethe only person I've ever let cut my hair since I was a kid. Otherwise I do it myself. She's definitely way better! They have clothes and products there, I always load up on to give to my GF. She's well known as the go to salon for woman, but she also does awesome men's cuts!

The Ben Franklin and Joyner Department stores will not disappoint you. They carry Pendleton…read moreclothing for all ages, shoes, unique coffee blends and household everything. There is so much to see there in all of their merchandise and hard to find items for the home, etc.

If you need it, Joynes will most likely have it. If they don't have it, you most likely don't…read morereally need it. This store blew my mind. It was a shopping experience that took me back to the old fashioned Ben Franklin I grew up with a mix of modern day boutique. I don't think there are many stores where you can buy craft supplies, children's unique toys, running shoes, maple syrup and Pendleton sweaters and blankets. I will agree with some of the other reviewers and say that the prices are on the high side. Being from the Mid-West I thought all prices in Minnesota were higher. However, I understand much of the areas I was visiting were tourist towns, or remote areas and that alone explains the price increases. Being a small town and a tourist town, the staff was attentive and friendly. They made shopping a fun and pleasant experience. If you're in Grand Marais, you've got to at least walk through this store and be amazed with the variety of merchandise.

Stopped here on our way from Lusten ski hill to Duluth to get some coffee…read more I'll he sign says White Pine Market and Gold Eagle Coffee co. I had Havana and fiancée had Traverse specialty drink. Traverse cherry drink was the best of the 2. Very good. The store/market part is little vendor spaces. Cute place but you could tell they were short a worker as there was no one at retail stuff check out area. Have to check out for them in different are than ordering coffee. Also have coffee drive-thru.

Very cute spot! Has a drive thru for coffee and food. Tried the Boston iced coffee which was goodread more

Howl is one of those boutiques that makes wandering Bayfield even more enjoyable!…read more The shop has a great vibe and selection of clothing, outdoor gear, and accessories. I visited during the colder months and was impressed by how much well-chosen winter gear they had--cozy layers, warm accessories, and practical pieces that still look stylish. I ended up leaving with a warm winter hat!

Wow, hard to believe no one has reviewed Howl yet…read more We visited Bayfield over Labor Day, staying at a B&B down the road. Before leaving Minneapolis, we booked a half-day yacht cruise for Saturday morning, which turned out to be lovely. The reason I mention the cruise is that our captain also owns Howl (as well as the Howl Adventure Center just south of town). We stopped into the retail store the following morning as we dodged raindrops, enjoying a chat with the captain and his family. I would characterize the clothing and equipment on the shelf here (as well as the Adventure Center) as "upper end" although insufficient to completely supply many an outdoor trek. That said, the equipment on sale was interesting, reasonably priced, not overly "touristy" (although there were some items geared to the visiting tourist). As an aging backpacker, it was very difficult to not pick up a few items, but I've vowed not to buy more "stuff" until I get my knees replaced! I did succumb to a few bicycling accessories at the Adventure Center, however! Howl Clothing is right downtown, just a block away from the docks and right across the street from the Bayfield Inn. It's worth stopping in to browse, and we will use their sailing services when next we visit during the summer.

High end brands. Wide selection of clothing, footwear, and outdoor equipage. Lots of stuff for…read morefemales ! I stop by whenever I'm in Duluth.

Kudos to human kindness. Recently purchased an item at trail fitters (an insect shield head net)…read morethat fell out of its package when I walked back to my car. Went and retraced step to no avail. Shared my experience w staff at trailfitters and they replaced my item for no charge. What great customer service and human kindness!

I loved shopping at this store!! I was in town for a wedding and I wanted to bring back some…read moresouvenirs. I found the perfect hand made gifts, very unique and the store supports local artists and national causes by purchasing items. I can't rave enough about their selection and customer service. If you are in town, you have to go!

Store hours online was not accurate. Store was not open on a Thursday afternoon. Mildly…read moredisappointing.