Cones is a locally owned place to get ice cream. It has lots of flavors. Many are the basic…read moreclassics but there's some exotic ones. Can be slow but usually fast. They also have a daily selection of sorbet. Has a few seats inside. It often doesn't have many customers but when it does there's a long line. The ice cream flavors are mostly typical ones. A few aren't. They have a grape sorbet. It's about $3.50 for a scoop. That seems like a high price for just that. If you're going here you need to know an update about this business. It seems like it has closed. There's a lease sign on the window.

Quaint shop. Good service. Amazing Ice Cream. Simple, straight foward. Thank you very much.read more

A typical old school place for ice cream. Frosty Harbor looks worn out. It had the dining room…read moreclosed but there was a single outside table. Customers order at the window in front. They also have a drive thru. Has a few soft serve flavors of ice cream. It also has some typical fried hot food. Limited menu compared to other places. My female friend wanted to stop for a cup. They have regular ice cream and not much else on the dessert menu. It's about $2.25 for a medium cup. They have some interesting flavors like watermelon. It seems kind of limited compared to the larger menus at other local places for ice cream. It kind of makes up for it by having lots of flavors. This place is old school in yet another way because they are cash only.

Service is great! Owners who love their business! Have fallen in love with their Banana Splits!…read moreThey know what the original ingredients are! Yummy

Took my grandkids out for ice cream today and we stopped at Whippy Dip. What a sweet little spot!…read moreThe kids were thrilled with all the choices, and the staff was so patient while they decided. I had a vanilla cone dipped in butterscotch, just like I used to get years ago. We sat out front, enjoying the sunshine and making a bit of a mess, but that's half the fun. It's the kind of place that brings back good memories and helps make new ones. We'll definitely be back.

I was initially skeptical of Whippy Dip's pizza, but decided to try it based on how it looked from…read moreFB pictures. WOW! This pizza is delicious & now my favorite pie around Oh, and the ice cream & staff are awesome also!

Bought a dozen pumpkin cookies they were dry crumbly and hard as can be . Messaged first to notify…read morewith no reply

SHORT AND SWEET!!! This bakery is a welcome new addition to Ashtabula. It's short and sweet, a…read moresmall little spot, but with a fantastic variety of croissants, rolls, pastries, and more! I had the cinnamon roll, which they were kind enough to heat up for me, love it so much, I had to come back and get another one! Stacy, the owner, is quite knowledgeable on health foods as well. I explained my auto-immune issues and she introduced me to their turmeric latte with almond milk, which was packed with nutrients, and just what I needed. I love this place and I'm looking forward to ordering a great big cake! Thank you; Bakery on Main!

I just love Marianne's Chocolates! It's a cute little stop on the Harbor for some yummy sea salt…read morebark! I've met the lovely owner Lorie and her sweet candy maven (ugh I hate when I can't remember her name- sorry doll!) It's a fun little stop for a treat or some of their dangerous fudge! Let's talk a little about the treasure boutique inside called Wildflower! Omg. Ok, so my kidlets think whatever I like is just not cool. Then, my oldest strolled in with me and not only loved the chocolates- but near everything at Wildflower boutique. She *had* to have this super cute patchwork jacket, loved the distressed overalls, some of their cute tees, etc. I was thrilled! Something in common with my kidlets!!! My youngest liked the little handmade cat items- it's constantly changing. So another reason to venture into Marianne's is the Adventure of "Wildflower!" Super cutie cute cute!

This is my third time, visiting the area, as I have adopted family who has a camper in Kistner…read moreMarina Quaint, sixities vibe with their signs and fits the vibe of downtown. There is another location , not too far from this location. The store has a variety of selection from sea salt bark, suckers, buckeyes, turtles and other delicious treats. As any chocolate shop goes, there will always be various pricing. Be sure to check out their rewards program. Overall, would stop back in when visiting again. Great friendly helpful service as well

We are in town at Spire sports academy for a swim meet and needed to feed 3 hungry kiddos. I've…read morenever met a more accommodating owner or staff. They all went above and beyond to make sure we were all happy, EVEN RUNNING TO THE STORE FOR AN INGREDIENT. To say it made us feel special is an understatement. We can't wait to tell everyone to come check this place out! Pasta for every swimmer beautiful inside. I'm sure the tiki bar is a blast in season.

Had the flatbread Calabria last night outside at the Lazy Pineapple and it was delicious! The blend…read moreof fig, goat cheese, caramelized onions and bacon was perfect! Made a meal on half! Such a hidden gem in Saybrook!

While wandering through downtown and taking pictures by the waterfront, we discovered this lovely…read morerestaurant. I was struck by the interesting architecture and proposed that we take a walk, which brought us to a delightful wine bar. We were very happy we decided to go inside! This historic location has a remarkable menu; I chose the walleye and walnut salad, and my partner had the ribs. There were many other dishes I wished we could try if we had been hungrier. The service was excellent, and the revitalized waterfront area is definitely worth exploring. I highly recommend this restaurant!

The excellent service made our experience here. The inside is very small with about ten or so…read moretables and a bar. The decor is cute and the windows overlook the cute street. Street parking is ample. There was only one other couple dining when we were there and they also seemed to be having a great time. The restaurant seemed very adamant about reservations being made in advance either by phone or their website (their hours are very limited, so reserving online is much easier). The food is very tasty, though the options are very limited (4 entrees and 2 specials). I believe this allows the small staff to create really delicious, fresh, and special plates. You can tell they take pride in their food and put love into everything on the plate. The vegetarian special, the eggplant parmesan, was made with quality cheese and the pasta was wildly fresh. The steak meal had the most delicious bourbon glazed carrots I've ever eaten. The menu mentions the availability of vegan alternatives. Our server was excited to talk about the ingredients and cooking process and was attentive and kind the entire meal. She really worked to ensure that everything was perfect. The restaurant is on the second floor of the building (fairly steep stairs) with one or two tables downstairs in the gift shop area, so be very mindful if accessibility is a concern.

Good variety. Parking lot is small. Depending on the time of day you may be sitting in your car for…read moreawhile when going through the drive through

Brayden messed everyone's order and we watch as he dropped the cone on the floor and still handed…read moreit out to us also found hair in our icecream, the little Asian man with glasses

We finally checked out this viral Instagram orchard everyone's been talking about. The property is…read morehuge and there were tons of apples still available for picking--not as picked over as other farms we've visited. The pond by the bakery is beautiful and makes for great photo spots. One thing we really appreciated was that it was way less hectic than Patterson's. We loved being able to do a little bit of everything--apple picking, grabbing treats, taking photos--without the insane lines or crowds. Do expect a long line at the bakery, but it moved surprisingly fast, and there was plenty of seating once you got your food, which was a nice bonus. Now for the famous cider slushies and donuts: they're definitely cute and very Instagrammable, but for us, they didn't quite live up to the hype--probably not worth the one-hour drive from Cleveland just for those alone. Taste-wise, they were good but pretty average. That said, we still had a great time overall! We enjoyed some treats, went apple picking, and got some lovely fall foliage shots. A fun fall outing overall!

I struggled with this rating because I wanted to like this place but it was pretty underwhelming…read more The grounds are very pretty with a nice park area for small children but the prices are wild. The tiny, $5 danish I bought was cold but still tasted pretty good. This candy apple was over $16. The hoodies are $45...just not really worth what they charge. Either add more attractions to justify the prices or drop them by about 30% and it'd be worth it but I won't be going back any time soon.

This place needs a warning label. "Might Get a Serious Addiction" ooof. Such fantastic Barbeque…read more.. I usually get my 3 item BBQ combo so I don't stand there salivating at the menu and looking like a crazy person. lol! I love the combos as you can gather up the delicious BBQ sauces (do NOT tell me to pick one- I will cry as every single one is delicious). Should out to the mustard one. This girl here does not like mustard- and I usually snag two containers of that magic stuff. If you go in the afternoon during the summer- you get a beautiful view of the Harbor bridge and some awesome sailboats breezing by. The staff is smiling and fast. The only downside is- the BBQ is so good, our friends the local bees want it all to themselves and have been known to chase me around a few chairs outside. lol. I'm still leaving my 5 star because I'm not letting the bees win. Not sharing Mr Bumble, so buzz off. Literally.

Midweek lunch visit. Busy but not crowded. Service was good, two of us and we were hanging out…read more Onion straw app was ok.. it's like a blooming onion's leftovers. Not exactly crispy but still good. Wings with the Blue Fire sauce were fantastic.. done perfectly. Sauce is rich and sweet and mildly hot. Ribs were exceptional, and I only like my own. Meaty and smoky and done right, falling off the bone but not cooked to oblivion. Now.. the coleslaw. I swear my grandma is in the kitchen with her glass vinegar bottle. It's a vinegar based coleslaw, and it's wonderful. A touch more salt and it's perfect. Heartily recommend this place. No pictures because.. well because I was hungry and I forgot. Go see it yourself.