Great food. Great coffee. Great service! I love coming here. It's a quiet coffee shop with a…read morevariety of yummy sandwiches, wraps, breakfast items, baked goods and ice cream. I order the latte or chai and they are both fantastic. The atmosphere is calm, clean, and friendly.

Very nice little coffee, sandwich and ice cream shop in the Shops at the Lodge. Previously occupied…read moreby the Chattering Squirrel which moved to a larger place down the street. Friendly staff and a nice assortment of coffee and tea.

Always a great place to stop by! Great pizza, and great fried cheese curds. Great service and…read moreatmosphere. Always get the fresh cheese curds if they still have them! Consider yourself lucky as they sell out fast. They also have a wide variety of cheese and unique snacks. Also the cheapest and best monster energy mocktails anywhere. Amaaazzziinnggg. Stop by if you're in the area! You won't be disappointed!

We were excited to visit Burnett Fairy Cooperative on our way back down to the Twin Cities from the…read moreNorth Shore to pick up some fresh cheese and delicious snacks. We originally stopped by the location up in Duluth, but we opted to wait until going to their main factory in Grantsburg before purchasing anything. This location of Burnett Dairy Cooperative is basically an entire complex, with a gas station and convenience store, all the milk storage tanks easily within view, the corporate offices and factory, and then this store filled with tons of different dairy products from all over Minnesota and Wisconsin. It was an absolute madhouse walking in at 2PM - it was so crowded inside there was barely any room to even walk around and browse. I'm honestly not sure why they are so popular. We especially wanted to order the fried cheese curds since their old menu stated they were made with fresh Burnett Dairy curds, battered and fried in house. Well, that's no longer the case. They now get their cheese curds from a supplier and it isn't made from Burnett Dairy curds, according to the cashier that I talked to. Oh well, the next best thing? Ice cream! We went up to the ice cream station, lined up for a while, and then learned that, nope, they don't make their hard scoop ice cream either. It's from Cedar Crest. They also don't make their own soft serve base! The only thing they do is churn a mix from an external supplier in their machine. Seriously? If I'm looking at a random drive-in or candy shop, or a middle of nowhere ice cream shop, sure use Sysco or other commercial food supplier. But this is a dairy cooperative we're talking about! They should be making their own products! As insult added to injury - for our fourth option we wanted to try the fresh cheese curds. They sell them for $6.99/lb, freshly packaged up on a table right near the check out registers. Unfortunately the bags were all around 1lb and we didn't want to commit to such a large package. Luckily we saw that one of the employees was bagging up more fresh cheese curds in the back. We asked if we could get a half pound and they said no, the minimum was one pound! No samples either! I really don't understand this store. This is a dairy cooperative that doesn't seem to make 90% of the items that they sell in the store. Our visit was definitely a huge let down. We actually went on a long detour to visit this store and ended up not purchasing a single item. Bathrooms - Larger ones, crowded and dirty

Super excited about getting a couple of cones and the gal working just didn't stop washing the…read moredishes to serve us so we left! Too bad! Lost 2 sales on a THURSDAY! Guess they don't need the business.

Fantastic place to get ice cream, I picked the award winning flavors of $@&! got serious and…read moreZanzibar chocolate. Let me tell you how amazing they were. The chocolate is dark and decadent: the depths of the flavor is mirrored by its color. I'm a chocolate fiend, and I would make the pilgrimage back and get it. The location is on the Main Street near an overlook and some other small businesses. Definitely a place to stop by and stroll about town.

Bakery was super! Ladies working there were very helpful…read more Totally worth stopping in.

What a fun find! I've been traveling to Hayward each July 4 for more than a decade -- I love…read morefinding new, fun places! Namekagon Cone is a small shop within the Lumberjack Village. It was ample outdoor seating (really it's only seating). And the flavors! Namekagon Cone features Cedar Crest Ice Cream, and I got its Jumping Jersey Cow, peanut butter flavored ice cream blended with chocolate coated caramel mini cups and swirled with chocolate fudge. It was delicious! The clerk was patient with us, despite walking in as she was closing. We will be back!

Absolutely wonderful service.... Clean…read more.. LARGE servings... Huge verity... Super friendly staff...

Our company had an employee appreciation ice cream social today at Newell Park in St Paul. The ice…read morecream was from Nelson's. I sampled chocolate with peanut butter, pirates booty, strawberry and raspberry sorbet. I n didn't sample peppermint bon bon as I know what that tastes like. I got a 2 scoop cup of pirate booty which has mini m&ms in it. It was good. I then got a small raspberry sorbet with strawberry ice cream on top. The strawberry was really good. The raspberry sorbet was kinda too sweet. I rarely eat ice cream, but this was a nice treat. Plus my company gave me a gift card to SA. It is nice working for a for profit company. Never no profit again for me.

You cannot go wrong with supporting local nor eating ice cream! While the line can get long (I…read moresuspect most visitors in the summer are on summer time anyway or visiting a cabin) so I recommend embracing it all in and enjoy the beautiful weather that we don't get 24/7. There is lots of street parking and an oversized funky chair on the exterior that is unique to snap a photo on. Inside, you will feel transported back into your 70's and 80's ice cream parlor with typical ice cream options, shakes, sundaes, malts, etc. and even food options as well. There is also a small market where you can purchase candy, fudge, root beer, licorice, syrup, local honey and even beef sticks. My shake was delicious and I can't wait to visit again this summer. Thank you!!

I always visit the Milk Pail when I'm visiting or passing through Rice Lake. The place itself is as…read morecute as a button with its true red barn appearance and old time diner feel inside. The staff is always pleasant and easy to communicate with. Now let me tell you about the food -- they have some of the best ice cream in Wisconsin. More than that, they have amazing coffee and sandwiches as well. I can't say enough good things about the Milk Pail. I pray they always stay in business.

Great little shaved ice and ice cream stand right across the street from the Shell Lake public…read morebeach and playground. Tons of flavor options, friendly staff and burgers and hot dogs too. Keep in mind tho it's cash only

Great coffee shop with limited breakfast and lunch menu filled with interesting and tasty options…read more Latte was perfect and overnight oats very good. Give it a try!

Wonderful little coffee shop in Siren! Staff was super helpful and accommodating! They also have…read moreseasonal menus!

Cute shoppe with local business/artist products and offerings. I am a huge proponent of supporting…read morelocal and this was a great representation for the area. The counter staff were really friendly and helpful. Ice cream/chocolates tasted delicious too! I'd recommend stopping in!

Skip the big name go here!! Great little store with lots to offer and a great selection of ice…read morecream. This is our stop after fishing in Eagle lake or big lake.