After a dinner a group of four stopped in for a treat. The selections of frozen yogurt was…read moresufficient along with two choices of custard and two choices of dole whips (no dairy) frozen dessert. The young lady gave us a spoon to sample; for us it was a pretty easy decision to make choice given the frozen dessert. The toppings were much harder to pick. There was a tremendous amount of toppings to choose from. After, we weighed our dessert and paid. We would go back.

my card got declined for six dollars and the owners wife threatened to call the cops on me.read more

Small ice cream store on US23 in Harrisville. The store is clean and the scoopers are friendly…read more Careful what size cone/bowl you order because they give very generous scoops. The ice cream and fudge are very good. Recommended!

Really good Ice Cream and Sundae! Friendly service! Cash only! Great proximity to state park.read more

Typical Dairy Queen where you get the same product at any of their many locations. Of note, this…read morebusiness/location seemed a bit understaffed (only two people working during the fourth of July holiday weekend) where the line was long and service was a tad bit on the slow side. I am chocking this up to the Covid virus and inability of small businesses to hire as economy comes back on line.

This is the only Dairy Queen servicing the area with Country Cone & Fudge shop currently closed…read more I am giving it a 5/5 because everyone working was friendly, had masks on, and they luckily carried the brand new Dairy-free Dilly Bar, so you can try that here. I was pleasantly surprised to find it available in Northern Mich. Everyone else in the fam was happy with their orders (cones and blizzards), too. Short review because this is a chain--you kind of know what you're getting.

Tait's is our local dress-up restaurant. It's out go-to for birthdays, celebrations, events. They…read morehave a banquet facility separate from the bar and restaurant dining room. Food is very good. Service is great!

Great friendly service. Little pricey especially the wines. Portions were fair. Meal was 7/10 at…read morebest. Hoping for better.

Super delicious! The two workers we're the nicest as well. I had moose tracks that is my favorite!read more

I drove 45 minutes to get ice cream here, and it was so good I'm planning on going back next…read moreweekend! Great ice cream, a decent price, and a nice family owned business.

I absolutely love going to this place with my family. We go up to our cottage and it's always…read moresomething we never miss.

We decided to get a sweet treat after playing mini golf at Hubie's and a couple friends recommended…read moreMarion's. I'm so glad they did! A group 20 of us rolled in and the cashier was still incredibly pleasant helping us all order. I went with a "single" which is actually two scoops and you're allowed to pick two different flavors. I picked salted caramel and Michigan Pothole, which was like a triple chocolate fudge flavor. Jacob got almond joy. You can pay by card and are given an option to tip the teens who are making your order. They've even got boards up with each employees's intended use for their tips, so cute. The wait time after paying was only a couple minutes. They've got plenty of picnic tables to sit at to enjoy your sweet treats. We took over four tables and enjoyed every bite of our ice cream on a beautiful sunny day. There are a few vegan sorbet options and four sugar free options, making this a great space to visit with people with challenging diets. Overall, excellent experience and amazing quality ice cream. This will become part of our annual Tiki vacation tradition.

I walked in into this place with my daughters and the young staff did not acknowledge us. Ownership…read moreshould train the young staff to say Hi or Welcome, or would you like a sample? The staff acted like they didn't want to be there. The ice cream was good. My bill came out to $9.01 and I had a 10 dollar bill. The cashier could have easily pulled one of the many pennies out of the tip jar but no she gave me 99 cents back instead of a dollar bill. If the service was great I would have given them that dollar plus a lot more. The moral of the story is work in a factory if you don't want to deal with the public.

Very rich ice cream but honestly that's what you want any way, right? Right in downtown and a…read moreperfect spot to grab a cone and walk around window shopping.

Incredibly large amount of Icecream for $7.00. The large scoop (really three generous scoops of up…read moreto three different flavors) plus a waffle cone, definitely enough to share and leave feeling quite satisfied. Perfect summer treat served up on an old-times general store that's literally out in the country. Cool place to visit

Great ice cream…read more Great service Friendly ambiance Business hours vary and should be posted

Biggest scoop of ice cream ever! Great ice cream, little area to sit and get to it! Fun music…read moreplaying and a general low key vibe. Honestly we shared this... it's a meal for one for sure! Definitely will be back when we return.

After a three hour kayak trip to Turnip Rock, we were desperate for some ice cream to refuel. We…read moreheard about the large scoops of homemade ice cream at Grindstone General Store and headed over immediately. When we arrived, we saw a huge line out the door, with cars parked all along the road down probably around a quarter mile. That seemed promising! As you enter building, you snake through some of the eclectic goods the store sells - things like custom made chess sets, cute cartoon character and fish shaped soaps, etc. It looks like all of the good being sold are local or at least from Michigan. You'll have plenty of time to browse, since it takes almost 30 minutes from setting foot in the shop to actually reaching the front of the line. It's actually overall pretty well organized. There are two doors on the exterior of the store, but they removed the outside handle on one of the doors so it can only be used as an exit. The shop mainly serves Stroh's ice cream, but they have a tub or two of Guernsey Dairy, and a freezer of ten home made flavors. Of course, we had to get the homemade ice cream only. Please note that the owner can be kind of gruff - before you get to the counter, make sure to know exactly what cone, size, and flavors you want. I don't think they offer any samples. Two Scoops in a Cup ($4.25 first scoop, $2.25 second) - They certainly aren't lying about having giant scoops of ice cream! They actually have a display up showing that a scoop is softball sized with a 14oz volume. That's basically like a pint by itself. We decided to get two flavors in a cup: Horchata and Black Raspberry Bugaboo. The horchata is rich, creamy and filled with vanilla and cinnamon. The ice cream is premium (but I wouldn't say it's super premium) with generally low overrun and higher butterfat, giving a delicious creamy mouthfeel. The sweetness is perfect for ice cream - it's sweet but not achingly so. There are a small amount of ice crystals that formed around some of the cinnamon, but it was only a very small amount and not detrimental enough for me to drop my score. (5/5) The Black Raspberry Bugaboo tastes very artificial. It takes the flavor of raspberry and amps it up to 300% so that it's very sweet with a heavy artificial tart flavor. It's studded with chocolate cups that are filled with maraschino cherry type of flavor as well, and mixed with ribbons of Hershey's chocolate fudge. Not my favorite flavor of ice cream (I was expecting this to be natural raspberry), but I can see it appealing to some. (3/5) There's a choice of sugar cone, waffle cone ($1.25 up charge), or plastic cup. We opted for the cup for two reasons: the sugar cone doesn't look like it can contain the amount of ice cream they serve, and it looks like they get their waffle cones premade from Jagger Cone. The waffle cones come with a paper holder with a flare around to catch any ice cream drips. If you want to enjoy their homemade ice cream at home, they do sell prepacked quarts in a freezer. I wish there was an option for smaller scoops; while I managed to finish two scoops with my partner, I saw many others whose eyes were bigger than their stomachs and ended up having to throw out most of their ice cream. In fact, we saw large piles of ice cream sitting in the nearby trash can. What a waste of food. Bathrooms - Single porta potty outside Overall rating of the food this visit: 4/5

Great ice cream! They make homemade waffle cones and the ice cream flavors are all very original…read moreand yummy! They also have a small bakery area that looks good as well.