Shopping in Baileys Harbor
4 places, each with a quick take from us — kept current as hours and seasons change.
Baileys 57
A gas station with Door County's largest walk-in beer cave and a deli counter worth a stop on its own: Boar's Head sandwiches made to order, homemade pizza by the slice, and a rotating lunch special.
Harbor Custard & Provisions
The custard is the reason to stop: made fresh in-house every day, with vanilla and chocolate always on and a rotating case of Baron's Gelato from Sheboygan if you want to branch out. True to the second half of the name, there's a bakery case and grab-and-go picnic supplies, run by the Harbor Fish Market & Grille crew next door.
Harbor Fish Market & Grille
A seafood restaurant and market on Highway 57 in Baileys Harbor, known for a lobster boil alongside walleye and other lake fish, with outdoor seating and lake views. The pick if lobster over an open fire sounds better than the traditional whitefish boil.
Koepsel's Meadow Lane Antiques
The county's most serious antiques stop, on the Koepsel's farm-market grounds south of Baileys Harbor: original-surface furniture, Great Lakes duck decoys and fishing lures, Scandinavian pieces, and folk art, curated by Melissa and Dennis Koepsel. Worth a slow browse.