A cute little ice cream shop in the middle of downtown Hillsboro! Their ice cream is some of the…read morebest I have had! Went in to buy a couple of pints and decided to opt for the pre-packed-got fresh blackberry and fresh strawberry. It was delicious!! So creamy and fresh! They have a rotating list of flavors they make and you can get it in a cup or cone or pint to take home. Every time I'm in town for a visit, I will definitely be stopping by!

Heard about this place on FB and it did not disappoint! Fantastic icecream! We definitely will…read more.be back

I recently stopped by Kismet Coffee and had a solid 4-star experience overall…read more One thing I was happy to see is that they use Kaldi's coffee so I was excited to try their drinks. The coffee itself was good quality, and you can tell they're starting with a strong foundation. I enjoyed the drinks I ordered, and they were well-made and nicely presented. My only critique is that they leaned a little too sweet for my taste. The flavourings tended to overpower the coffee, and I found myself wishing the coffee came through a bit more. The atmosphere was welcoming, and the service was friendly, making it an easy place to stop in and relax for a bit. Good drinks, quality coffee, and a pleasant environment. I'd definitely come back, but next time I'd probably ask for less sweetness so I can better appreciate the coffee itself.

This place was so darn cute we may just have to move To…read moreLitchfield so we can go there every day. The space is a beautifully reimagined historic building with high ceilings and exposed brick. The coffee and matcha lattes were excellent and the staff was friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend!

We were traveling home from Peoria and stopped in Jubelt's for lunch. This was our first time. It…read morewas right at the beginning of lunch time and they were moderately busy. First impressions, the restaurant needs some help with cleanliness. Tables and chairs are worn out, the floor just looks old and dirty. I'm sure they clean, but when things get that worn and old, it doesn't matter. Part of the "charm" of this restaurant is the Route 66 proximity, and that was part of our reason for going there being the 100th anniversary of the mother road. When you enter you are faced with a bit of confusion. There are handwritten signs telling you to grab a menu and get a table, then you have to go to the counter and place your order. I've seen this before and it makes little sense. I suppose it's a labor saving method, but not practical at all. We found a table and looked at the menu, which is quite extensive. They, also, baked their own breads and pies and have a display case with pastries. We placed our order and returned to our table. The food arrived in a reasonable amount of time, but while we waited, I watched people coming in and being just as confused about the ordering system as we were. Plus, the line at the counter grew into the seating area. I would think the counter would be good for to go orders like the baked goods and pastries rather than dining customers. I ordered the 1/4 ham and provolone croissant sandwich with fries, my daughter ordered a turkey wrap, and my wife ordered the turkey club. They both ordered fruit cups as their side. The croissant was very good. It was flaky, moist and pillowy, but held the ingredients of the sandwich well. My wife and daughter said their sandwiches were fine. I'm not sure my sandwich had a full 1/4 pound of ham on it, but it did have good flavor. The fries were hot, but right out of the bag. The fruit cups didn't appear the freshest. It looks like they do a good business with the baked goods and pastries. Maybe that should be the business which would make more sense with the style of service they are doing. It was worth trying, but I don't know if I would return. The employees were all friendly and were hustling and I did see someone clearing tables, but I think the place could go for a remodel just to maintain an appearance of

We stopped by Jubelt's on the way to Milwaukee and it did not disappoint! It is adorable and the…read morelunch and breakfast options are plentiful. Service was friendly and fast. I got the summer salad with chicken and fruit and vegetable beef soup. Both were fresh and tasted great! My fiancé got the biscuits and gravy, hashbrowns, bacon, and sausage and it was all delicious. We got some baked goods on the way out and they were also wonderful. I did get a special latte that I didn't care for, so I would try a different drink next time.

the girls are nice, the drinks are good. however this issue is kind of a deal breaker. the drive…read morethru line is always insane. got here with 4 cars in front of me, in 20 min only 2 cars were taken care of...it would be one thing if this was a one time experience. but every time i come here the drive thru line is almost 30-45 min wait since the place has opened!!! it's almost not worth it. 9 times out of 10 i wait till i get to a different spot because i can't handle the outrageous wait in line. the total time i spent in line today was 46 minutes. again with only 4 cars in front of me in line. i left with my drinks after having to wait for so long, with no acknowledgement of my wait. i will say the people that went inside were taken care of much faster.

Deck's is the old name of the pharmacy that occupied the space that is now Doc's Soda Fountain…read more Deck's now exists as a pharmacy museum in the corner of Doc's Soda Fountain. The pharmacy museum is free.

this is a nice ice cream shop. they serve all kinds of sundaes and sodas. the decore is original…read moredrug store items and is very interesting . the owner is still around and is glad to tell the history of the store. a nice treat!

great place to get tea, friendly ppl, cute tea gifts and kitchen accesories, and scenty things like…read moreessential oils . i think it would b cool if they had boba :D it would b pretty easy, just add a lil milk and a scoop of boba to any of thier iced teas, and bobas only like 5$ for 9 oz . there is a lot of different tea varieties you can get, i think i will go back next time im around. they also have baked snacks and pre brewed cups that u can stop by and grab. i was also pretty excited to find some good spicy chai for once, its hard to find some thats actually flavorful and cinnamony like that

I was in here when they received a grocery delivery from Walmart. Their prices are unbelievably…read morehigh and use the everyday essentials brand. So when you pay 8 bucks for a yogurt parfait, they probably aren't spending that much on yogurt for 30 tubs. Also their "homemade cakes" they're a box mix so same situation. The employees were rude and snobbish to the driver. I'm not going back. I hope everyone avoids them. I get businesses have to make a profit but this was too much for my eyes to witness.

Black Rabbit is hands down the best place to go in Hillsboro for a beautifully poured and delicious…read morelatte! The service is fantastic! When you walk in you are always free with kind words and a smile even when they are super busy! I work from home, but sometimes it's nice to just get out of the house and be in a new environment. I often go to Black Rabbit to work and the ambiance is a prefect way to break up the day. Go check it out!

We've been dropping in to Opera House for a few years now, and it keeps getting better! This time…read morewe arrived at a rather quiet time (it got busier as the night went on) and were able to talk with one of the owners about their extensive spirits selections. We tried a few, including their barrel pick, and a new beer as well. Always a great place for a drink and friendly conversation (or a quiet spot to hang, if that's more your thing!)

I give it a 5 for ambience! Very fun atmosphere! They rotate different beers monthly! I sadly…read moremissed the sours month so they had alot of ambers and a couple of ipad and heavier stout beers. The canned peach cider was very good! I like a good wheat or farmstead ales!