Mandy and I picked this place at random as a place we could stop and feed our baby. What a nice…read morefind! While we were there, we ordered two scoops of ice cream. The chocolate was rich, and the berry flavor (Berries Alvarez, I think?) featured real berries stirred up in vanilla ice cream, not just purple ice cream with "natural flavors". Be warned (I imagine this is only really surprising to people not from Wisconsin): the scoops are huge, about the size of a baseball, so you may want to order kids' scoops. Their cheese selection tilts much more heavily towards regular varieties of cheese with flavors added (e.g. pepper jack), but they do have some very old cheddar. They also had some special local varieties of cheese from the Saxon Cremery. I sampled one (Big Ed's? I forget the name) and it had a deliciously complex taste!

The owner was very generous sharing all the delicious unique flavors as samples before we ordered…read more It was hard to decide with so many options but I went with a scoop of cherry almond and a scoop of Purple Moon (citrus/almond flavor). Very friendly service, bright clean store with comfortable outdoor seating!

I would've never thought to see Purple Door Ice Cream in MADISON!!! I was so excited to see this…read morebecause I knew there'd be a wide variety of flavors to pick from. We jumped right into a scoop of the campfire - a smokey, non-marshmallow-based ice cream with chocolate and a cold brew blackberry chip - a caffeinated, not so bitter, sweet with blackberry chunks ice cream. The people who were helping us (who we also presumed had owned the place) were incredibly sweet and had us sample a ton of ice creams without asking. I guess in the same vein would recommend the salted vanilla bean!!

I have family in Mount Horeb, so we visit once or twice a year. Sjolinds was recommended to us by…read moreour neighbor in our Colorado mountain community who is also from Mt Horeb. It was an excellent recommendation. We ordered a variety of items from the cases. The cherry cobbler was especially memorable, but everything was good. We've decided to make a visit to Sjolinds for breakfast/brunch on our way out of town a part of future Mt Horeb visits.

3.5 rounded up. I came on a late Sunday afternoon about 30 min before closing so I will give this…read moreplace the benefit of the doubt. It's cute, it's Swedish and it has a lot of variety! Not to mention it was quite popular! I loved the selection of hot chocolate options and the translation for each. However I wasn't very impressed by the French one I ordered (dark chocolate plus vanilla). It was good but not as decadent as I was anticipating and even with 30 min to close I asked to dine in but they gave me everything in Togo containers. I also got a Swede sandwich- which was ham, Swiss and Dijon mustard. Nothing to write home about. It was very very average. However I did get an almond cookie with chocolate ganache which was fantastic. Sitting at a table in this shop and looking at all the treats was great. I have a feeling if I come back at an earlier time this place could really blow me away, but as of right now. It's mid. I'm not impressed and what was left at the end of the day was just average. Also the three items cost me about $20 so I would say this place Is on the pricer end

Got takeout-2 sandwiches. Food was well prepared and tasty. Service was a bit slow; took about 5…read moreminutes to get our food. Clean, and bathrooms were OK.

There is something about eating at Culver's in Wisconsin. The food seem fresher and the employees…read moreseem genuine on service. I ordered fish and chips with a mushroom burger. The best I had since introduced.

This is a small neat shop in slightly outside of Madison. It is mostly chocolate shoppe ice cream…read morehere. Most of the folks were having a wafer cone (which I think is home made) with one or 2 scoops of ice cream. There was some nice lollipops and candy as well in the store. I went for one of their photogenic milk shakes. Cherry chocolate chip shake with a new york cheesecake on top. It tastes as good as it looks.

I could not be more excited that we have something like this in the Madison area! Creekside has so…read moremuch to offer; ice cream, milkshakes (n/a or boozy), root beer or sherbet floats (n/a or boozy), tons of Candy, party decor, and so much more! These fun milkshakes are the type you see in NYC and LA. They decorate the sides of the glasses, load up the toppings with local desserts in the milkshakes (like the cookie cups and cakes from Miggy's Bakes), have the cutest rainbow logo on the glasses, and are just delicious! The store itself is SO cute and instagramable. They have a gorgeous selfie wall that basically looks like a mural of Candy land. There are cute rainbows and decor everywhere that really adds to the vibe. They also go all out when decorating for private parties, go check out their Instagram, it's insane! The service is great and the staff is super friendly. They're really quick at making these complex desserts as well. They do a lot of cool things like handing out ''kindness tokens'' when employees see people in the community doing any acts of kindness. I love the concept of the business; focused on kindness, crafting unique and delicious desserts, supporting other local businesses, and making the inside cute and welcoming to all! I'm already addicted and keep returning for more. Go check Creekside Scoop out!!

"Yum Yum Yum!" That's the review that my 8 yr. old wanted to leave after visiting for ice cream…read more It's a great little neighborhood market with a surprisingly good butcher shop. The ice cream from Cedar Crest is consistently great, with a wide selection.

This is your all in one stop shop! The best part is the ice cream shop connected to the grocery…read morestore and butcher shop. And how great is the name - cattle & cream !! Stopped in for a late night ice cream run and grabbed a gallon of milk as well because we needed it and it was one less stop. The ice cream was delicious- the banana bread French toast is a must try!!! Banana bread ice cream with pieces of crunchy French toast. Also beware because their sundaes are huge and can definitely be shared - it was loaded with Caramel and hot fudge, soo good. They also serve coffee in their ice cream shop. The grocery store/butcher shop had tons of variety! A wall of wine of every selection, can goods, cheese, fresh produce - basically everything you could possibly need. Love that they have outdoor seating and water bowls for the pups. A place I will definitely be back to visit or two.

Delicious ice cream made with locally sourced ingredients?!? Sign me up! The ice cream at The…read moreFrozen Local was absolutely amazing! I came here with some colleagues from work during a work trip and we had a great time trying the local's favorite ice cream shop! They offer a nice variety of flavors that change every few weeks and they even have non dairy options that taste delicious! The owner is incredibly friendly and kind as well and she even offer Afro-Caribbean food made fresh in house! The inside of the shop also carries goodies like cheeses and sparkling drinks, which I thought was so fun! I got a classic pairing of vanilla and chocolate and enjoyed every lick of it!

We made a special trip on a Sunday to Spring Green just to try the Jerk Chicken plate and let me…read morejust say that it was THE BEST we've had anywhere in a long time. The chicken was well seasoned an so tender and juicy, the rice was so good and the side cabbage dish pulled it all together. Everything was perfection and the staff was so friendly and welcoming. Of course we got some hand churned ice cream for dessert too. We plan to be back soon!

We had been looking for a local farm-to-table experience when we found Campo di Bella. Our first…read morevisit was a Saturday evening which consisted of a five course meal. Everything about the evening was exceptional. The first course was bruschetta, followed by a refreshing fresh salad with lemon dressing. The main course was flank steak, cooked perfectly. This was followed by a cheese board with delectable cheese samples from local dairies. For dessert, they had an absolutely amazing home made vanilla ice cream. It was rich, creamy, and very tasty. We enjoyed it so much, that we immediately reserved a second dinner which had cider braised pork shoulder as the entree. Again, the meal was exceptional. It started with prosciutto wrapped cantaloupe. I've never had prosciutto sliced so thinly, it was tender and flavorful. This was followed by a butternut squash soup that was thick and rich. I didn't know butternut squash could be so flavorful. I cleaned my bowl so thoroughly that the host jokingly asked if they forgot to serve me. The pork was next. Served with honey crisp apples. It was tender and perfectly juicy. Again, a cheese board was served before dessert. All very tasty local cheeses. For dessert, a French apple tart. I could have eaten a whole tray, it was so good. I've now been there over 20 times. Every time has been exceptional. They offer a variety of wines, ciders, and local beer to go with your meal. They also make their own vermouth which is sweet, with a hint of clove. It's so good, in fact, that we like it on the rocks. Not mixed. The host, Mary Ann, is wonderful. She takes time before each course to provide background on the home grown or locally sourced ingredients. She also gives a history of the farm and her family and, if the season permits, offers a tour of their farm. Marc (Mary Ann's Husband) is the chef. He is a culinary wizard. As I mentioned, I've been back over 20 times, which equates to almost 80 different dishes. All of them amazing! My only criticism (it's a minor one) is that the room is small and cozy and it can get a bit loud inside. It depends on the crowd, but it can be a bit hard to carry a conversation. In summary: exceptional food and exceptional people. I could not recommend it more. Update (12/13/24): We've been coming back to Campo di Bella for the last 5 years. At least 60 times or more and we've never been disappointed. Marc and Mary Ann are incredible hosts that continue to create amazing meals and experiences.

We had a five course dinner, and each course was delicious. The appetizer was just the right amount…read moreof food to whet the appetite, and was lovely. The second course was gnocchi. The texture of the gnocchi was so very pleasing - little pillows of goodness. The main course of polenta, mushrooms and house-made italian sausage with polenta was hearty and wonderful. As always, the cheese course was very tasty with several lical cheeses I had never before tried. (I look forward to having them again at home . Dessert was divine! I am not usually a fan of chocolate, but this was delicious! At this restaurant, they use local ingredients as much as they can, too. Give Campo a try if you haven't already. You are in for a real treat!

Incredible ice cream at reasonable prices and delicious popcorn? Yes you can have both. Or either…read more Ice cream flavors rotate constantly so you'll never be bored. Service is friendly and their knowledge of the flavors is uncanny. Ambiance is... a drive up / walk up (think old school DWQ, but is far improved from the literal trailer it used to be (now I've dated myself!).

Cool place to swing by to get ice cream. They have lots of options of both soft serve and…read moretraditional scoop ice cream. We tried the following traditional ice cream flavors: "This Just Got Serious"-which if I remember correctly was a caramel ice cream with cashews and chocolate pieces in it-it was delicious. "Blackberry Lemon bar"- lemon ice cream with lots of blackberry ribbon throughout, pieces of lemon bar in it. "Gumball"-tasted like pink bubble gum. "Zoreo"- I believe was chocolate with Oreo cookie pieces. "Sticks and Stones"-chocolate covered pretzels, caramel ribbon and marshmallow ice cream. They only offer drive-thru or walk up options. They have an outdoor patio area. Keep in mind if you have small children that this is on the corner of 2 main roads so you will need to keep an eye on them if they wonder. Staff was very friendly and took the time to explain the flavors to us. The amount of money we spent (around $7) for five kids scoops of ice cream was about $10 less than we would've spent at Dairy Queen, and it tasted better. I hear they also offer tasty popcorn. We didn't get any this time but will come back to try again due to the good customer service and delicious ice cream.

Such a good find while out of town. Great menu for breakfast, excellent coffee options and most of…read moreall I was so happy they had black licorice ice cream!! I know it sounds gross but I feel in love with it on a trip to Iceland and it's so hard to find! Made my year It's super cute inside, great place to sip your coffee and play some games with friends or family.

We stopped in while on a road trip and got three sandwiches to go along with some boba tea. When we…read morewere back on the road I opened my sandwich and found a terribly burned, hard as a rock, smelly mess of a sandwich. I would never in a million years serve food like this to a customer. I had to wrap it up tightly in the plastic bag it came in to contain the smell. I would've gone back but, like I said we were already back on the highway and miles from town.