Super yummy food. Super yummy food. Super yummy food. Super yummy food. Super yummy food. Servers…read morewere highly intelligent. Very pleasant establishment for getting a quick treat.

Was down getting fence for my cattle pastures and wanted a milk shake. Found this place on yelp of…read morecourse. Really good chocolate milk shake and my wife had a Sunday. Service was quick and friendly. If you are in the Wooster area give the place a try.

This is basically your run-of-the-mill froyo joint. I really dig their name's wordplay though! Lots…read moreof Ohio pride there and makes it unique. For what I know in the froyo world they have about all the same stuff as you can get at most others. There are 12 different flavors of frozen yogurt and there must be at least 50 different toppings. I thought it was impressive they had so many different flavors of popping boba. And yet they didn't have my favorite - strawberry - at the time I came in. The prices are also what you'd expect. Be careful, that cup fills up quick and you'll end up paying $5+ at the register. It's usually run by a couple of high school kids. This actually sounds like a good idea for a small business in terms of cost to payoff, the more I think about it. Seating is minimal and there's outdoor seating for those warmer days. Worth a try if you have a hankerin' for froyo.

The food was very delicious and the employees were very efficient and nice to everyone. The…read morerestaurant was cute and spacious as well.

Review applies to pizza only…read more I really wanted to like this place and read every single review on here. Counter to one review, I did not find the pizza too salty. It was cooked to perfection and adequately topped with all the items I ordered, except for one: SAUCE. Every piece had about a teaspoon of sauce, leaving the pizza essentially flavorless. It wasn't BAD per se, but every bite left something to be desired. If you're still curious, get extra sauce and it might save the pizza. But in all honesty, the "Hunt Brothers" pizza by the slice that you can find at many nearby gas stations is significantly better than this.

My wife and I stopped at this odd little building out in the middle of nowhere, because at the last…read moremoment she saw a small yard sign that said "Ice Cream". So we pulled off and found ourselves on a weedy gravel driveway in front of an old English cottage looking house. We went inside and found ourselves in a cramped entryway with signs, trinkets, and just stuff. Directly ahead of us was a freezer with the "Homemade" ice cream logo, and on the right at a 90 degree angle was another ice cream case with a small square counter between them to place finished pies. It was very difficult to find room to place an order or even take picture, but his small company must do a tremendous amount of business considering the amount of pizza they sold while we waited to order, it was nonstop! My wife got two hard scoops and I an apple pie soft serve. Both were served in large white Styrofoam cups and the cost $5 each. This may sound like a lot for a cup of ice cream but it's actually a bargain considering a "large" is nearly a quart! We did not sit on their patio, but in our car. The respite was delicious! If you are out tooling around and feel the urge for some great ice cream, (can't speak for the pizza) be sure to make Lionsgate your next destination.

It was overall really a clean restaurant. Came here for the first time two days ago. I didn't know…read morewhat to expect. The person at the front was super helpful. I ended up getting a chicken panini and s'mores custard. Only thing I would say the s'mores custard was okay. Wasn't a fan but I should have gotten something different. The panini was bomb and I ate it all. They also had games for people to play and hang out. My brothers and I played sorry and hung out for awhile. I would recommend to anyone in orrville or going through orrville

I don't ordinarily eat desserts of any kind but when I do I try and make them dairy free choices…read more This very homey and welcoming roadside attraction certainly lived up to my anticipation, I wish I had eaten lunch there after reviewing the menu. I got some mango sorbet and it was fantastic, my brother got strawberry ice cream and he said his was great as well. This is precisely what makes traveling in rural areas so much fun, serendipity and a zest for adventure is a great combination and this place did not disappoint.

Definitely a place to keep going to...Wonderful food, ice cream and service. You will experience…read moreice cream like you've probably never had before...The presentation is spot on as are the many flavors....Our favorite, their banana splits!!!

We went here as recommended to us by some local friends. It is the cleanest eatery around with the…read morebest ice cream. The staff is super friendly and the food is delish!

I have been here a few times and have loved my food every time. Customer service is always…read morewonderful and the food is fresh and perfect. I love the portion sizes that aren't overwhelming-they're just right. I have enjoyed the cheese platter, the hummus plate, the chicken Marsala and the jambalaya. The desserts are lovely as well!

Ordered this pizza for lunch, which was pretty pricey. Honestly, the food cost on this thing…read moremust've been like three dollars at best. It was a 12 inch type sized pizza with not much to it and I didn't think the taste was unbelievably different or special. Looked like they use sandwich pepperoni, which is just kind ok believe it. This is ordered as a double pepperoni pizza. Probably would never order this again.

Sometimes nostalgia wins the battle against wanting artisanal goods. Sometimes knowing exactly what…read moreyou're going to get and playing it safe is better than taking a risk on some fancy new favor combo or experimental liquid nitrogen concoction. Sometimes you just want ice cream on that familiar red spoon. Close you eyes. Place your order. It doesn't matter where you are: all DQ's pretty much feel, smell, and deliver the same food. A Blizzard is a Blizzard is a Blizzard. And the Wooster DQ reminds me of the DQ I went to as a child on the East Side of Cleveland. It's the familiar blanket on a cold day...but like the total opposite. I've only been to one total exceptional DQ, (Meadville, PA), but all the others are just alright. Only pet peeve here is they don't serve Blizzards upside down. The thickness of their blended treats is a little suspect...I don't think they'd pass the test ... And they seem to melt pretty quickly.

I understand they're busy.. especially on a Saturday night. But we ordered a small chocolate cone…read moredipped in the mint. They went to hand us a vanilla dipped in mint. I don't like their vanilla so we kindly ask for chocolate. This guy comes back with a vanilla cone dipped in chocolate. Face palm. We correct again and get the same one dipped in mint after being dipped in chocolate. We said it was okay bc we didn't realize it was vanilla ice cream. Usually I would think it's a funny mistake but i just really wanted the Chocolate ice cream. Almost cried