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.

I've avoided the Chief for several years until I learned that they have DF ice cream…read more That just makes my whole summer.

I always get a scoop of Orange Pineapple for my Dad in Heaven & Scoop of Lemon . It was his…read morefavorite kind and taste great with Lemon Service depends on new or experienced

I was just saying I hadn't seen ice cream up here and on my way to the house I'm staying I saw…read morethis. Stopped in very excited to get a milkshake and this place was adorable! Everyone was extremely nice and engaging. Looking forward to returning soon!

I loved Paddyshack! One of my friends recently tried their ice cream and recommended it as a cute…read morespot. They have a wide variety of flavors and they're competitively priced for ice cream. My husband got a malt with their Kitty Kitty Bang Bang and he loved it so much he'd finished the generous serving before we even got home. I'm lactose intolerant, which can make ice cream tough, but Paddyshack had two ice flavors (the passion fruit was excellent) and a nondairy option, too. I will be dreaming of their soy butter pecan for the next few weeks. If you're looking for a great ice cream spot, definitely stop here! The staff was friendly and patient, and the restaurant is cute, with some outside benches to sit on if you want to eat your ice cream before you go home. I also love their "paddy scoop." You get to pick a mini scoop of ice cream in a flavor of your choice (for free)! It's a sweet topper for your ice cream.

Once we tried their milk at Martins Supermarket which was outstanding we had to go to their…read morecreamery to check it out. Thanks to GPS we found it out in the boonies of Osceola. WOW again WOW their store is packed with so much dairy products from milk to ice cream to cheeses breads and one of a kind jelly. There is also a small frozen meats dept. Now we know where it is we'll be going there once a week for sure.

I have yet to visit the actual business, but I have purchased your products from another favorite…read moreof mine Twin Maple Orchard in Galien, Michigan. In this picture are blintzes from Molly's corner store in New Troy, Michigan, but in addition to that four different butters: pumpkin, spice, maple, butter, cinnamon, honey, butter, onion and chive herb, butter, and sweet cream butter, not pictured is the cranberry butter, the their blocks of cheese, their cheese curds , yogurts, and their milks, chocolate milk, eggnog. I have yet to try their ice cream. Life is good when I find The good eats! When the weather permits, I'll be taking a trip out to your creamery.Delicious!!

I grew up in Southern California, have traveled around the Southwestern US and have lived in New…read moreYork City for almost 20 years, but it took a trip to Elkhart, Indiana for me to discover the joys of this place and it's incredible ice cream treats. Discovered it by chance while driving over to Heinnie's to sample their legendary hamburger (the two businesses are located on the same street, just a few blocks apart). The mango chili ice pop is outstanding -- creamy, sweet mango and spicy chili together. There are dozens of other ice cream bars available, too. Friends tried the ice cream. A cheese flavor (?), sounded odd, but was delicious. Another friend sampled I think a berries and cream and gave it the thumbs up. This place was a real treat to discover...Now I have to find my fix of paletas in New York!

Treats are good for the most part. I'd definitely recommend making sure before coming here as they…read moreget overwhelmed quite easily. Service as states is very lacking. They cashiers are also the services, thus ensuring every order is delivered as inefficient as possible. In conclusion it's a nice place to go for a quick treat. Experience will vary dramatically based on the time and day.

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.

When you auto set the gas pump to automatically turn itself off. These gas pumps do not work. I…read moretold them inside about pump three waited for approximately 10 minutes after notifying them of issue and no one came out to service the pump. Apparently vacuuming the carpet was more important than gasoline on the ground.

Their pizza taste like a frozen pizza with added items. Truly gross. Won't order again. I ordered…read moretwo large pizza's and two 2 liter drinks for $41 (not including tip). This is a gas station, not a restaurant, and should be reflected as such both on Yelp and Uber Eats. It's deceptive otherwise. Mod pizza is way better and cheaper!