You can absolutely tell it was a Dairy Queen in the past. The locals even still call it Dairy Queen…read moreout of habit. Even the menu is very similar.

Today was my second time here, and it's nice to see they expanded. My only request is that the…read moreingredient information for their fudge could be easily accessible to employees as the one we spoke to wasn't sure what kind of nuts were in some of them (I'm allergic to almonds but can eat other nuts), so I just didn't risk it. But at least the ice cream had thar info listed, so I enjoyed that at least! :)

From the owner: Our Bean to Bar Chocolate is made in house and turned into Bars and Candies using only the finest…read moreingredients. Karlsson Chocolate will leave you with a smile on your face and very happy taste buds!

Friendly staff. Amazing ice cream. You eat outside by the docks and there is a park next to it.read more

The Ice Cream Shoppe is THE place to go in the summer (and you better go a lot because it's only…read moreopen May-August!) It's a little shack right by the marina in downtown Cedarville, and you can eat your delicious cone or sundae out at the tables by the water - if it's sunset, even better! The shoppe always is well-stocked with three cases of rotating flavors of ice cream (Mackinac Island Fudge is always there, though!) plus plenty of specialty sundaes, shakes and malts to choose from. One of my family members orders a Heavenly Hill sundae (with hot fudge and Reese's Pieces on top) every time - yum! One scoop is $2 and two is only $2.50. Sundaes are a little more ($3.75-$4.75) but remember you're paying for the experience and the enjoyment of summer! They also serve hot dogs and other food-shack-type but I've never tried them. You can order from inside (standing room for only about 4 people!) or outside at the window but I think the inside is faster and you can see all the ice cream flavors. In the evenings there's usually a bit of a line but the girls who usually are working there are fast and friendly. Small little parking lot fits about 5-6 cars. There's a little slide where kids can play and a gazebo with extra seating, and it's just an all-around perfect experience to go out for ice cream in the summers in Cedarville!

We were driving back from Mackinac Island, and wanted a place where we could bring our dogs. There…read moreare tables outside, but it started raining so we ate in our car. Wood Winds has the look of an old school diner, with tasty pies available by the slice in a glass display. They also have excellent cookies and assorted nicknacks for sale. But the meals are the real attraction here. I ordered a Reuben, which I always do when I want to get a lay of the land. It was perfect, with generous stacks of corned beef, sauerkraut, and Swiss, and buttery crispy marble rye. My wife got the chicken fajita wrap. She normally orders any chicken sandwich plain, but she forgot to ask for no peppers and onions. She loved it, since they sautéed them. Sandwiches and wraps are served with perfectly crispy fries. Not a scrap remained of either meal. The price was reasonable, and the food was ready in less than 10 minutes. We'll definitely plan to visit here again, whether the dogs are with us or not.

We stopped in for breakfast on a Saturday morning. While they did offer a breakfast buffet, we…read moreopted to order from the menu. The skillet with 'Everything" was tasty and my eggs were perfectly over easy. My spouse enjoyed her breakfast sandwich on a bagel. The staff was attentive. Food was good. A good, local stop from our perspective.

The Ice cream is delicious and offered at a fair price; but more than that, the owners are on site…read moreand as friendly and as courteous as can be. It's become one of our vacation stops. There is outdoor seating only.

i've been visiting Canada Creek Ranch for years and one of my favorite traditions is going to and…read moregetting their amazing different flavors of ice cream and would definitely recommend!!!!!!

There was lots of options for food, and the food was good. The ice cream came very fast and the…read moreservice was good. Nice ice cream shop and fast.

Went there on a rainy Wednesday. I got Dutch Chocolate in a waffle cone. The flavor was excellent…read morewith bold chocolate notes! I have had a lot of mediocre chocolate ice cream, but this was very good and I rate it very highly. I would definitely get it again. The waffle cone was average in taste, but it was fresh and I would opt for it on my next visit. My wife got the Ooey Gooey Vanilla. It had lots of chocolate chunks and chocolate syrup. She would repeat her flavor on the next visit too. The cherry on top was the young woman taking my order who was friendly and efficient.

Very cool place has every thing you could need the earrings are so cool I love them! Great for…read moregifts! All the workers were so nice and had smiles on their faces. The dog was so cute it is good to know what places like dogs! The shake was very good! I would come here again. The prices are also pretty cheap.

Lots of fun items to look through, great coffee and ice cream as well. Very friendly staff!read more

Awesome ice cream place! Nice creamy ice cream. I got the double peanut butter brownie crunch -…read moredelicious and very peanut butter-y. The flurries are good too. The second time I came I got an oero flurry. Their large is more like a medium. It was good but I'd have to say that their scooped ice cream is much better than their flurries. Also, they only accept cash.

Since its opening when i was little Ive been coming here almost every year! Its a tradition that…read morestarted after bobs corner closed down. Great ice cream!

We weren't planning to visit Kilwins but the building happened to catch our eyes on the way to the…read moreTunnel of Trees. We quickly found out that this is the flagship/factory location and we decided to drop in on the way back down. This location is huge, and understandably so as it makes the chocolates that are delivered to the rest of the stores in the country. While we visited as the day was winding down, there were still a few people making chocolate bunnies and packaging peppermint squares in the windows. There were plenty of people inside looking to get ice cream and treats in the hot weather but the line moved fast and we were in the front in no time. Regular in a Dish ($7.99) - I almost had a heart attack when I saw how much they were charging for a regular size in a dish. I guess there's a reason they only have the menu posted up near the end of the line, after you've already selected your flavors... They also weigh the ice cream before serving it to you - a good way to control portions I suppose, but very strange to see in an ice cream shop. Is it because they want to make sure to give you a minimum amount of ice cream for the size, or is it because they want to nickle and dime and make sure you don't get a single gram more than they need to give? I'm not sure, but I know now that a regular is approximately 8.2oz. I was almost going to give Kilwins a premature 2/5 before I started eating... We went with two flavors in the regular dish - firstly a scoop of Chocolate Caramel Cookies & Cream on the bottom and New Orleans Praline Pecan on the top. On my first spoonful, I could tell that this ice cream is exceptionally high quality. It was difficult to even insert the plastic spoon into the ice cream and it took some effort to finally get a scoop out. And then lifting the spoon out of the cup, the ice cream stuck well to the spoon without any stretch or gumminess. The first impression I got as it hit my tongue - exceptionally creamy, rich and dense, with an exceptionally low overrun for an ice cream. The ice cream is sweet, but not cloyingly so. It's studded with actual pralines that are covered with crunchy candied coating, adding a nice texture and caramelized flavor. The chocolate caramel is similar in quality - with a rich chocolate flavor, sweet with caramel swirl and some soft cocoa cookie bits to round out the flavor. I have to say, Kilwins has some of the highest quality ice cream you can get. Now the problem is that I don't know if it's worth the money over small batch artisan ice cream shops, or other larger high quality chains. For example, the ice cream here costs more than Salt & Straw, Jeni's, Chocolate Shoppe, etc. I just can't image that the quality is that much higher than those places, and yet they charge more. So yes, the ice cream here is fantastic and I have to give Kilwin's a 5/5 just for quality. However, I don't feel like I can recommend this place due to the cost, unless you count it as the price of entertainment while stopping in the shop and watching the factory hum along. One bonus is that they do give out free samples of both ice cream and chocolate, so I guess that makes up for some of the cost as well? Bathrooms - Two larger bathrooms for both genders.

As soon as you walk into the store, you're welcomed with a lovely smell of all the chocolates,…read morefudge, and other goodies. Immediately we were asked about trying a fudge sample. All the fudge is delicious and well worth it. They have a variety of other tasty treats available and upon checking out, we were given a mini portion of whatever chocolate we said was our favorite. The ice cream was also delicious. The staff very friendly. Very nice spot.