So back when they had the Tastee Freeze name thus was 5 stars. The ice cream and selection is still…read moregood. But they only take cash. I get it.. they are a small local business. And they are also kind of pricey for what you get. When I order a hot fudge sundae I expect ice cream, hot fudge, and whipped cream. And maybe an up charge for nuts. But here it's almost $5 for a small cup of ice cream and only hot fudge. Whipped cream is an extra charge. The service is friendly. It's always been a staple for high school students to work there so that's cool. But they need to update things for the prices they charge.

This is a Monroe staple that I went to hundreds of times growing up, so on principle I have to give…read more5 stars. They still have the same options as 15 years ago, so they've got the nostalgia thing going for them. I got a tornado with Reese's and Snickers (basically a blizzard). I appreciate how much actual candy they include compared to chain ice cream places like DQ or Sonic. The ice cream is good too. It's typical soft serve, which is to say it's good but there's nothing unique about it. The flavor burst cones are a favorite of mine too (soft serve with flavored gel).

I absolutely love the customer service here! I was getting out of the car - at 9:10pm - apparently…read morethe last day Ice Cream Time closed at 9, the very next night the closing time was 10pm. The owner was just getting in her car. Not realizing it was closed, I hopped out with my eager pup & child. She saw the excitement and she insisted on going back inside and making whatever our hearts desired. I appreciate her! It's the little acts like these ones that show how small businesses matter in our town. If I would've pulled into Sonic, they would've let me sit there with not even acknowledging me! Keep up the amazing work, Ice Cream Time. We will continue to be loyal to our neighborhood ice cream stand. The workers are always super friendly and patient!

Mom and Pop soft serve dairy cream clone, in business for 30 years. Prices are reasonable, choices…read moreare a plenty. Tuesday is free cone for people less than 36" tall. I got a English toffee flurry, at first I thought I was missing the English toffee, but as I ate my way to the bottom of the cut the English toffee concentration increased until at the bottom it was mostly toffee. Enjoyed my vanilla soft serve ice cream, English toffee flurry on the edge of Lake Erie in the village of Detroit Beach. Tough thing about soft serve for me is finding a wow factor, maybe I just need to eat more. Let me know if this is great, good, or not worth it ice cream. Service is fast!

We've been here twice lately and will definitely be coming back again this week! The cheeseburgers…read moreand chili dogs are some of our favorites and you cannot beat the prices!!

We've been going here for years and when the ownership changed hands, the service remain the same…read moreexcellent. It's refreshing to know that there's still a place that offers young youth a chance to learn work ethic we think dairy burn for all they do for our community Roof Goat Usa recommends dairy barn highly

Calder Dairy's products are absolutely the best. As a 75 year old connoisseur of chocolate milk, I…read morecan say quite confidently that Calder's chocolate is #1 hands down. Nobody comes close to its richness. My friend and I recently visited Calder Dairy Farm. Our goal was to pet cows and eat ice cream, an annual summer tradition. Since my last visit, they've enlarged the grounds making it more inviting to families and school groups, which as a former teacher, I appreciate. Besides cows, there are plenty of chickens, pigs, ducks, peacocks, goat, and geese to see. It was fun to watch a group of ducks circling around the grounds looking like they were on a mission. Everyone seemed to enjoy the parade. The farm's store is stocked with fresh Calder products, including ice cream, which you can buy in a carton or order in cones. Off to the side of the store, there is a large dining room, which can accommodate small and large groups. I highly recommend all of the Calder products and hope you have the opportunity to visit the farm.

What a great experience! My husband had his grandkids over and we were looking for something to do…read morewith them. I suggested this place and it didn't disappoint! It was a little chilly when we went, but the kids got to see all the animals. My son loved the geese and ducks and couldn't get enough of them. I bought some food from the store to feed the goats and ducks and all the kids loved it. The food conveyor belt was a lot of fun because the goats waited on the platform for it to dump out. One goat even got the food dumped all over his head! It was awesome to see the longhorns up close - although it was quite intimidating too. The store had a great variety and there were plenty of ice cream flavors to sample and choose from. Nice outing for the family.

Tasty custard, old school side of the road stop. Good summer treat for dole whips, custard or…read moreyogurts. Lots of bicycle traffic in the area.

Ahhhh, finally, some legit custard. This stuff was rich and creamy and dense - delicious and…read moreindulgent. We got medium twists cones and walked around in the neighborhood behind the shop. Delightful spot. I'd go back any time I'm in the neighborhood or just on the drive to and from Detroit! Way better than the big deal names in Detroit itself. We tried them all back to back one day and this was the clear winner. Worth the drive. Service was helpful, friendly and fast! We came in right before close and they were so kind!

I had not been in fifteen years but was visiting town and wanted to revisit my childhood. This was…read moreon a relatively cool day in April so no crowd. The soft serve is fairly average but the experience is elevated by the pricing - I got a sundae, cone, and two bottles of water for $9. This is unfathomable to me in 2026, particularly with the size of a small cone for $2.60. It just feels like a throwback. Friendly teenagers working collecting tips for college, cash only (I'm sure bad for many but nostalgic for me), the hand drawn signs. I just really enjoyed it. As I did back when I was in high school 25 years ago.

A Toledo classic! I've been going since I was a kid…read more The ice cream is very good but not exceptional. Maybe 4 stars for ice cream of this style (soft serve), and it doesn't really compare to ice cream like Jeni's or Handel's, it's a different category. The lines can be long, and they're cash only. But once you get to the front of the line, the service is always friendly. But the art is amazing. All the hand-drawn pictures to go with the sundaes and the creative sundae names and toppings/mix-ins. Some of the sundaes are the same ones they served 30 years ago, others are new. The portions are huge. If I recall correctly, for a large cone they take it all the way down to the bottom of the machine (although I've never ordered one myself!) The cake sundaes are quart size. I usually go with a small or junior sundae and it's plenty. It's my go-to stop on the way home from Centennial Quarry in the summer, and one of the places that I take friends from out of town to give them a taste of Toledo culture. I hope they keep going for many more decades!

Mr. Freeze is a classic for anyone from the Toledo area. Whenever we come home, it's a constant…read moremust have. Whatever sundae you want, they have. Generous sizes and good service!

This is my second time here is 3 days. I ordered the peanut butter ice cream with marshmallow…read moretopping and peanut butter topping. And this is the second time they gave me vanilla ice cream. I know I should have said something but I didn't so that's in me.

This is the best ice cream place I've ever been It's like a…read moreclassier better version of a salt & straw. That's all I needed was to find more amazing ice cream in Michigan that I can't take home with me. I'm also never in Ann Arbor so that doesn't help I tried fresh basil ice cream. It was drizzled with lemon olive oil. The most amazing and unique flavors. They have butterfly moon, not blue moon. While blue moon tastes like fruity pebbles, butterfly moon tastes exactly like froot loops and is even the color the milk turns when you have a bowl. Service was friendly and didn't mind us trying lots of samples. How can you not when they're all so amazing and unique !!

I've only been here once so far, but it was really good overall. I tried the salty caramel coffee…read moreand that flavor was genuinely incredible. Definitely the standout for me. I also got the double dark chocolate, which was decent but a little more lackluster than I expected. They have a huge variety of flavors though and it definitely feels like the kind of place you need to come back to multiple times to really explore the menu. Every time I walk by there's basically a line around the block, so clearly people love it. Thankfully when I actually went, the service moved pretty quickly. Definitely somewhere I'd come back to try more flavors.