Food was wonderful. Super cute little business. The service was top tier. It was my first time…read morethere and I loved it definitely going back after such a glorious experience. They had the best vibes.

I love it when they bring these old style soda shops back! Like stepping backing in time. Such a…read morecool nostalgic vibe with lots of candy by the pound and little toys and trinkets, a kid's paradise that adults will love and enjoy. Lots of different sundaes to choose from and scoops for waffle and sugar cones. We went for their version of a banana split. This was epic with the best ice cream combo, banana with peanut butter drizzle and peanuts. It was fantastic with tons of whipped cream! This place is perfect for birthdays or dessert after dining at one of Canton's many restaurants. Really loved it! Only thing I would say is I wished that didn't use plastic disposable spoons and boats.

There are not many options in the area so it gets a higher rating for that. I'd say it's a good 3.5…read moreStars. Yogurt is ok. Good, not amazing. Lots of choices. TONS of toppings. More than I've ever seen anywhere else. Interior needs a refresh. Lots of hand written posters everywhere. Seemed a little cheesy. Cute kids area that my kids liked and the girl working was nice. It is expensive per ounce here. Girl said .50 per ounce.

My review of today: (5/9/14) I went in after 12:15 (they…read moreopened at 12) and there was nobody there, And we got a "hello" from the back. So we waited...10 minutes and she didn't come out so we got our cups and pulled the lever to get the yogurt out and the nozzles were not even on!! Big round logs came out. That's not the worst part. At the fruit bar, I put some mango on my froyo and took a huge bite (after i paid) and the fruit was ROTTEN. Seriously I just paid $7 for this?! Nothing from the counter girl, nothing at all. I've been a loyal customer for 2 years now, going at least 1 time a week. I'm so disappointed!!!! My review from 2012: Nice place :) good frozen yogurt, most all of it is fat free! The toppings are heavy but there is also fruit and nuts and all kinds of stuff. You pay by weight so a cup will cost you around $7-$8. Tip jar at the register is a little tacky since you serve yourself. All they do for you is weigh the cup and ring it up. Really nice treat place though!

I tried Sweety's for lunch one day and was pleasantly surprised. I ordered a 1/2 Sandwich 1/2…read moreSalad. The sandwich was BLT. I also ordered a scoop of broccoli salad. The BLT was delicious. The bacon was cooked well, thick enough, and plentiful enough (they didn't skimp). The tomato and lettuce were fresh. And because I love it, I asked for a slice of yellow american cheese to be added to it. The broccoli salad was also delicious. Not too heavy with mayo and bacon (like some make) so it still felt light while being delicious. The brownie bite was great. Wish it was bigger than a bite, but hey, it was thrown into the half/half combo as a part of it and was a nice lunch ender.

My mom, her best friend and I had "High Tea" there yesterday and it was a lovely experience! The…read morefood was amazing and they had a huge selection of unique and traditional teas to choose from. The tea room is beautifully decorated and it was such a fun place to come! The service was great and the owner was a joy to talk to! There are so few Tea Rooms left so this is a hidden gem in the heart of Canton, GA in the historic Shops at The Mill! We will be back!

Great food, comfortable atmosphere, and a very friendly staff! We will be back for sure.read more

Food....Was ok, not great. To us, was expensive for what you received…read more Service and ambiance was ok. Gave it a shot twice. Don't think it earned a third visit.

Summary: Manager Shakira treated me very rudely and unfairly…read moreat Culver's #613, located at 6778 Hickory Flat Hwy, Canton, GA 30115. What should have been a simple food order for my autistic child turned into a petty, controlling, and intimidating situation over two slices of cheese. My family has ordered the same thing from Culver's for years: two grilled chicken filets with a slice of cheese. We have always been charged for the grilled chicken filets with cheese added separately, not as full sandwiches without buns. My husband had just ordered it the same way the week before. On this visit, Shakira suddenly said it had to be charged as full sandwiches because cheese counted as a topping. So I changed the order and paid for the grilled chicken filets plain. Then I tried to buy the two cheese slices separately, which another employee was willing to ring up for about 85 cents. Shakira ran over and stopped him from selling it to me. At that point, it felt less like policy and more like control. She would rather refund an approximately $20 order that I had already paid for than allow me to buy two slices of cheese separately. She then threatened to call the police while I was waiting for my refund. As a Black customer, having a white manager threaten to call police over two slices of cheese felt very concerning. The only thing I could think was that this felt like what society calls a "Karen" situation -- escalating something small and unnecessary instead of calmly resolving it. She also slammed the drive-thru window hard after saying she would call the police. Now for the full details: I had a very troubling experience at Culver's #613, located at 6778 Hickory Flat Hwy, Canton, GA 30115, involving manager Shakira. My family has ordered from this Culver's location for years. We regularly order two grilled chicken filets with a slice of cheese for my autistic child, who eats the same foods consistently. This has always been rung up as grilled chicken filets with cheese added separately, not as full sandwiches without buns. My husband had just ordered this same way the week before without any issue. On this visit, I ordered the same thing: two grilled chicken filets with cheese. For the first time ever, manager Shakira told me that if cheese is added to grilled chicken, the order must be rung up as full sandwiches without buns. I made it clear that I did not want lettuce, tomato, bun, or any sandwich toppings. I only wanted the grilled chicken filets with cheese, the same way we have ordered them many times before. Shakira said this was their policy and that the policy had supposedly been in place for years, although she also said other employees may not have been aware of it or may not have been following it. Since Shakira said the issue was the cheese being added as a topping to the chicken, I attempted to resolve the issue by purchasing the grilled chicken filets plain. I paid for two plain grilled chicken filets and received a receipt showing the grilled chicken filets, not sandwiches. After that, I attempted to purchase two slices of cheese separately. Another employee was willing to ring up the cheese separately and quoted it at about 85 cents, but Shakira stopped him from selling it to me. She appeared to refuse the cheese because she knew I intended to use it with the chicken. At that point, it felt less like a policy issue and more like pettiness and control. Instead of trying to calmly resolve a simple food-order issue, she offered only the food without cheese or a refund. She then threatened to call police if I did not leave after the refund. I had already asked for my refund and was waiting to receive my money back. As a Black customer, being threatened with police over a minor order dispute involving two slices of cheese felt intimidating, unnecessary, and racially concerning. She also slammed the drive-thru window hard during the interaction. I repeatedly asked for my refund because I had already paid for the order and had a receipt. The order was approximately $20, and Shakira seemed willing to have Culver's lose that entire sale rather than allow me to purchase two slices of cheese separately for about 85 cents. That does not sound like good customer service or good management. It felt like ego, control, and pettiness. I also asked how to contact someone above her or how to contact corporate. Shakira stated that the owner is Tim Auseth and said that there was no way to reach corporate beyond him because he is the franchise owner. She also stated that because it is his store, he has his own rules and standards. That was concerning to hear, because this location still operates under the Culver's name. I later went to another Culver's location the same day, and they were able to ring up a similar order as grilled chicken filets with American cheese charged separately. That is how my family has commonly ordered it before.

A great representation of the franchise. The ingredients were of the quality that we have come to…read moreexpect from these stores. And Service was friendly and the wait was short for our freshly made food. This is a newer building and it is clean, attractive, and welcoming.

I have had several entrées and salads there. All we're very tasty. I like it. It's close to my…read morelocation. They have half priced appetizers and alcohol drinks on certain nights. It's a relatively quiet place to dine. There are no blaring TVs. I would recommend this place yes

Good food from a smallish restaurant. Service is always good. We like most items and the ones we…read moreare on the fence may be more preference than kitchen miss. Good ambiance. Recommend trying and making up you own opinion.

Oh my my!!! What a hidden gem I didn't know I was missing. Just wow!…read moreA friend tipped us off- he indicated that they were originally in the downtown area until an ice cream place opened near it and moved here to a very different space. I will talk about the gelato in a minute but I want to share how incredible the landscaping and attention to the space around the place. There were beautiful pots of flowers, play space, climbing vines, and welcoming outside seating. The stand itself is very small- a couple people can fit inside the door to order and receive their treat. There were 15-20 flavors to choose from AND, follow me here, that could be served in a cup, cone, or in a martini glass accompanied by alcohol found in the beverage. I ordered a scoop in a cup but the drink menu was extensive and tempting. Plenty of parking and a place to sit. Don't be stressed that it is off the beaten path- worth the travel to this wonderful spot.

We were in the mood for a sweet treat and put dessert into Google and I am so glad this place…read morepopped up. It did not disappoint! Follow your maps because you will think you missed it but it is behind a decorator store and you could easily miss it. Walking around back to the entrance was a complete surprise! They own quite a bit of land and there are Adirondack chairs with fire pits to enjoy. There was also corn hole and a volleyball net. The plants and flowers are gorgeous! It's like you are in the streets of Italy! We were quickly greeted and told we could sample all the flavors. There were plenty to choose from. I decided on the Affogato with Kahlua. It was served in an insulated cardboard cup that was quite cute. This is a sipping drink and people usually drink it slow. It was delicious. There wasn't enough Kahlua in my drink, I could barely taste it but still enjoyed it! My friend got raspberry gelato with prosecco and thought it was delicious-and soooo pretty! This is gelato from Italy and tastes a bit like ice cream but I loved it!!

The hibachi food is super fresh and super yummy. The chef…read morewas very professional and polite. The service was also very polite and prompt. This is probably one of the best kept secrets in Canton. Great sushi, great hibachi., I highly recommend it and I'm super picky

Each of the six entrees had generous servings, a large positive. I was surprised by how much fish…read morewas on the sashimi appetizer. The fish was fresh tasting and not at all fishy smelling. The multiple rolls were delicious and they provided a generous amount of wasabi. So many other restaurants give you just a small dab of wasabi. Well done! The vegetable tempura was delicious, the individual pieces were very large. Without using a knife they were difficult to cut and manage. Still, very good. Plenty of parking and the service good. While not up to the higher end sushi places in John's creek or Buford Highway, it is closer and much less expensive. Will be going back!!!

Oh, I'm a real goblin for frozen custard... Anybody remember Frisbee's near Lassiter High School?…read moreJust me? Okay, moving on... I was aware of Whit's in Roswell but when the ice cream demon beckons, that's a hike. We went for tacos downtown and I was delightfully reminded that Whit's was open in Woodstock now. So now we had dessert plans! I got a single scoop of vanilla in a chocolate-dipped cone. My husband got the Brownie Blitz as a milkshake. We have a common thread here through my reviews: when he likes something, I don't get to taste it. Not by design, it's just a good indicator. I did get some whipped cream! But I loved my cone. I'd ordered the kid portion but it might be reserved for kids; I couldn't eat the whole thing so Husband loved it as well! The restaurant was super clean, with lots of tables outside - also gleaming and spotless. Everyone was very personable and polite - highly recommend! Relieved to report the Whit's wait was worth it!!!

Saw this new location of Whit's Frozen Custard had opened in Woodstock. They were listed as a new…read morelocation on Facebook so I checked for their business page on Yelp. They were not listed so I added their new store information to Yelp. We were in Woodstock so I decided to check out their new location. They are located on the second floor of a new 2-story building on Main Street. When I arrived at the store entrance, the franchise owner was greeting customers who were out front of the store on a balcony seating area. She walked into the Frozen custard store with me. I saw that their weekly flavor was Andes Chocolate Mint which is one of my favorite custard flavors at Whit's Frozen Custard (it is Mint custard mixed with chopped Andes Mints; so scrumptious!) I ordered a large (2 scoops) because my better half was waiting for me in our vehicle and I knew she would want some of this delicious custard. The server who was scooping out my 2 scoops was struggling to get each scoop because it was frozen so hard in the barrel. This resulted in me receiving a smaller than usual scoop for my order. However, the custard was so delicious. So glad to have a Whit's Custard in Woodstock and I am sure that the residents will embrace this new frozen custard business

Delicious ice cream and friendly service! I really enjoyed my chocolate peanut butter buckeye ice…read morecream. It was creamy, flavorful, and full of mini buckeyes. They certainly didn't skimp! There was a great selection of options on the menu, perfect for that sweet treat craving.

Ordered a large malt. Was told by the server at window that Bruster's doesn't have large cups…read moreanymore. Not that they're just out of them. They don't have them at all anymore. I contacted corporate and they won't respond. Crazy