Dottie & Hazel's Bayside Scoops opened in the former Stillwells Ice Cream (they moved across the street). Similar to before this seasonal ice cream stand (in a strip building) located along the lakefront near the Bayside Diner. This stand is operated out of the front doors with separate order and pickup windows with elevated wooden platforms.
Similar to Stillwells, Bayside Scoops offers close to 60 flavors of Richardson's Ice Cream and frozen yogurt (95 percent fat free) flavors including sugar free options. They offer cones, waffle cones, cups, Lake Winnipesundaes, Big Lake shakes, freezes, frappes, floats, ice cream sodas, smoothies, slushies, Italian ices, lemonade/lime rickey, and cold brew coffee. The pricing here is generally the same as Stillwells.
After having lunch nearby, I decided to stop at Dottie & Hazels Bayside Scoops for one of their fancy milkshakes. I decided on the The Witches Big Lake Shake ($11.95 plus tax for 32 oz). The shake was all set in about 4 minutes.
This huge shake had caramel sauce, a blend of milk, death by chocolate ice cream, waffle cone bites, topped with small Reeses Peanut Butter Cups & whipped cream & a blue rock candy stick and sweet icing & crushed brownie chunks along the rim. This shake was fairly messy and a very sweet treat. The shake consistency was not that thick though. I was only able to enjoy half this big shake which was enough for 2 people and froze half of the melted shake for dessert later when I got home. read more