The ice cream was delicious and it definitely was quality cream! My guess is the cream is quality…read morebecause my vanilla in my cookies and cream was more yellow! I loved how the ice cream is creamy and sweet but not too sweet! The service is slower, we only saw a few teenagers working inside. For the amount of orders they remained calm, we're kind and I truly believe we're going as quickly as they could. The ambiance is definitely a small town ice cream shop and it's so cute! It is a great local spot! Highly recommend!

Miss the old owners. Prices are insane and the portions are tiny. A "large" red Indiana shake use…read moreto be in a 44oz cup now their large is 20 oz maybe !

New to this town and glad I found this place. I really like…read moretheir atmosphere / ambience. Also Friendly .

Very cute coffee shop in a gorgeous old brick building. My coffee was hot and delicious. Most…read moreimportantly, they had decaf espresso which the other coffee shop in town didn't offer.

Every time I go to this Dairy Queen the customer service is awful. They are extremely rude for no…read moregiven reason. Their food is fine, nothing special about it. I wouldn't recommend this specific restaurant.

It all started one summer evening. My friends and I decided to make an excursion to dairy queen. We…read morefirst ordered our blizzards, all was well. Then, my friend in the back seat ordered what she thought would be "a slushee with ice cream in the middle" which she had ordered at many dairy queen's past. They instead gave her a blended slushee with ice cream. We paid, then we got our food. My friend realized what she ordered was not what she was given. We told the worker and she ignored us. When we drove away we realized we didn't have spoons so we tried to go back inside but it was a minute after they had closed so they would not let us in. We went back around the drive though to try to ask for spoons and the girl inside made eye contact with us and did nothing to help. We are now spoonless and hungry.

Good food, good atmosphere, good service! Near Lake Manitou in the picturesque town of Rochester,…read moreIndiana.

Watched 2 people arrive after me and get waited on first. That's fine, whatever. I placed a to-go…read moreorder. Waited for over 15 minutes for 3 corn dogs, an order of fries, 2 Spanish hot dogs, and a drink. Took my food and left. Upon arriving home, we found no hot dogs. I called. The manager, owner, someone important, told me they would take my name and I could get them next time. I asked what else they would do for me. She got very defensive, instantly, and told me they do nothing else, I was lucky she was even gonna "replace" them when I come back. Said she didn't even have to do that. Ummmm, yes, I paid for them. And gave a tip!! The service, management, and all-over appeal of this place has rapidly declined this year alone. Don't waste your money!!!

Clean place and many toppings for frozen yogurt. Charges by the cup size so we felt like we could…read morereally load on our toppings. Such fun. Great yogurt. Friendly service. Busy.

Me and my son came in and got in past closing time. I take my son out for ice cream once a week…read morelate at night so I guess you can say he was pretty bummed (2 years old) the lady at the cashier saw his face and said we could get something to go. Completely made our night! :) we just moved here from California and we will definitely be back! Good service and ice cream.

Excellent selection of vintage and specialty candy and sodas. Plenty of country themed chachki,…read moreclothes and unique toys too.

Cute little candy shop attached to the Charley Creek Inn--smart idea, since hotel guests might want…read morea sweet treat for later, and it's across the street from an adorable vintage theatre, so if you're daring and want to smuggle some sweets in to a movie with you, it'd be more exciting than the typical/ generic offerings of your average movie theatre. They had quite a few cutsie craft sodas in addition to many old-fashioned type of candies and then a case of milk and dark chocolates. As the title denotes, there is also ice-cream. There are a few tables and nice bright big windows to look at they lovely facades of downtown Wabash.

Delicious treat after a day at the Indiana Dunes Beach! Fun flavors with even better names. Lots…read moreof options and you get to sit in a 50s style dinner that just seems right for enjoying an ice cream. Very cute place and the staff was wonderful!

What a great experience! This is a well-maintained, clean, and neat "old school" ice cream parlor…read morethat is absolutely cute. The employees were incredibly fun and helpful during our visit. On top of the wonderful service, they make a mean banana split and caramel brownie sundae--both were huge and incredibly tasty! Highly recommend stopping by for a delicious treat.

I recently wheeled across Indiana on a fundraiser. As I was wheeling the Pumpkinvine Nature Trail…read morein Elkhart County, I learned about Mooey's Ice Cream. Mooey's is an Amish-owned, seasonal ice cream that offers friendly people (including the owner), a unique and beautiful setting (including farm animals you can pet), an outdoor area where you can sit (there is no indoor dining as everything is walk-up or drive-up), and delicious ice cream that is generously served. Quite honestly, I loved this place and I think the entire crew considered it one of our better fun stops. It's actually about 1/2 block off the Pumpkinvine. You do have to go up a long driveway that is mostly crushed gravel - a bit challenging in a wheelchair. Parking is in a gravel parking lot. You can drive up to their rather simple storefront. I was a little concerned as I had a film crew with me at the time (and the Amish shy way from photos), however, they were friendly about it and the owner even came out and introduced himself. I think he may have been impressed that I handled his gravel driveway in my wheelchair. There's lots of ice cream flavors and some food options. I only had ice cream - and a medium M&M ice cream option that was ginormous. Whereas it seems like most places scrimp these days, this was rather generous in my opinion. At the side of the building, there's a farm animal area that was delightful - goats, a pig, and a donkey you couldn't help but love. There was even some food there so you could feed them. It was awesome. My entire crew had been craving ice cream - one place we'd wanted to go was closed, however, Mooey's was open and really lived up to the effort it took to get to them. One of my favorite things about the Pumpkinvine is the presence of the area's Amish (on bicycles - buggies and horses not allowed). This was just sort of an exclamation point on how much I love the Pumpkinvine. This was an absolutely delightful stop and I'll for sure head back when I'm in the area. As a note, however, they are seasonal. For example, this year they are closing for the season on September 28th. However, this is for sure a place to stop when they are in season. For obvious reasons, they don't have a website. There's a port-o-let on the grounds, as well. Business was steady throughout our stop and it was clear that those who love Mooey's are dedicated to it. I can't wait to go back.

Later this afternoon, the six of us visited Mooey's Ice Cream for dessert. They were very busy,…read morewith a short line, when we arrived and a very much longer line when we left the parking lot. The ice cream stand is located directly in an active farming area. There were lots of farm animals in our viewpoint. One of my favorite animals was present for a nose rub and a squeeze (photo too), a burro. We had a variety of ice cream representing three different creameries: Kemps, Yoder's and Guernsey Farms. The flavors that we had were chocolate peanut butter, southern butter pecan, moose tracks, triple peanut butter, mint chocolate chip and butter pecan. All were enjoyed.