Welcome to Historic Vickery Village

 The cornerstone of Vickery Village is the General Store, now home to Chives Restaurant. Experience a casual atmosphere with a stellar reputation for food quality, presentation, and value.  By offering delectable specialty items every day, Chives always offers a fresh, seasonal cuisine utilizing local ingredients at great prices.

Our turn of the century Station Master’s House, now home to Ginger Birch.  Ginger Birch offers customers a fun and relaxing shopping experience that is guaranteed to leave them with a smile — and some outright laughter!  Add some color and beauty to your most memorable and mundane day, find unique flowers arrangements and décor that you will reminisce about for decades to come or get your hands dirty and engage your creative side amongst great company.  The accommodating and creative staff are ready to help you with all of your floral needs!

The Weed Mill Inn, now home to the Village Mane Salon, was built by the Weed Brothers in 1862 to serve the needs of the mill. The Village Mane Salon offers a wide variety of services, but more importantly, their knowledgeable team of stylists are ready to listen and learn about you to accommodate you and have you walk out of this historic site feeling your absolute best. 

Get your flawless airbrush look done by this team of certified and licensed artists! They can pamper you on your special day with amazing lashes and perfect, microbladed brows. They also offer stunning fine line tattoos!

 Whether you’re planning a wedding or family portrait session in the Northeast Wisconsin area, or your plans are taking you across the country or world, Kate and Kim of Klem Studios are here to collaborate and make it happen for you. Their attention to detail and photography finesse leaves you with a flawless, stress-free experience and breathtaking photos to last a lifetime. 

 Just across the street in the Old Cheese Factory Building is Paramount Performance. They are committed to YOU and your best self. They strive to focus on all three forms of recovery; alleviate pain, heal tissue and fix underlying issues. They provide a comfortable, welcoming and engaging atmosphere with progressive therapy and training to help you recover, move, and feel better than ever before.

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At design a la mode, Sheri and her team build personal relationships with every person who walks through the door. They take the frustration out of any project and bring your home’s needs and visions to life with ease. From paint consultation to a floral arrangement to uplift the dining table, to rearranging floor layouts the staff is ready and willing to discuss your design needs! 

Station 1 Brewing strives to cultivate moments that matter. Sure, they love beer; but what they cherish the most are the people they share it with and the memories they make together. 

So come on in with some loved ones, grab a pint, and gather around a game or cozy up around the fire tables for a quick bite and great company. 

Matt and Laura are passionately committed to meeting the needs of every cyclist. Whether you're new to the world of cycling or a seasoned veteran, the Suamico Bike Company has you covered. They have bikes for all rides of life; It doesn't matter if you cycle for leisure or pedal to the metal for sport, this experienced duo has the bike and accessories for you!

 Shoot's Bar and Grill has been open since October 1, 1991. Owned by local Steve Schuette, they're known for having the best burgers in town and for their annual Bash on the Bay every summer on Longtail Beach. Whether you're looking for a heaping, delicious meal, or a good time on a Saturday night, Shoot's is the place to be!

 Generations of families have been going to the Four Way for Friday night fish fries, Sunday brunch, daily specials, and a casual bar atmosphere. The family owned Four Way Bar and Restaurant in Suamico serves delicious food at an unbeatable price.

The historic building, built in 1880 as part of a railroad depot, was moved to its present location in the 1920s. Previously a barber shop, ice cream parlor, and boarding house, the venue is now open at 10 a.m. six days a week for casual dining and drinks.