We've only ever had their ice cream, but it's been amazing every time. Every flavor of hard ice…read morecream has been wonderful and their soft serve is soooo good - think Zesto IYKYK! Be warned, though, if guy order the large cone, relieve them when they say it's really big - took my husband the entire 30 minute drive home to finish it!!

Fun spot for an ice cream treat... reasonable...good ice cream... friendly service...read more

I did not count, but there has to be at least 31 flavors of ice cream here. If you like ice cream,…read moreyou will find an ice cream you like here. For the money this ice cream is a great value. Several size to choose from. I chose to get the small in a cup. The small allows you to get two flavors. The scoops are generous and a small was plenty for me. They have ample parking, seating inside and seating outside. When it is hot out, the line can get long, but they are very efficient and the line moves fast. The outside patio is nice, but every table does not have a umbrella. Inside is nice and decor is similar to a old-fashioned ice cream shop.

Staff is super friendly. Shop is clean and adorably decorated. Great place to hang out with a group…read moreof friends for literally all ages. Truly a neighborhood place.

This is a cute little fro yo place on the lake. You can pull up in your boat or sit outside and…read moreenjoy the water views It's a smaller version of orange leaf. Solid choices but limited.

This place has only one good thing going for it - Lake access! After that it's just awful. We went…read morein for shakes. It turns out that they have nothing to do with yogurt, and are simply protein and flavoring. They throw in a little bit of ice and call it a shake. We were told, by a rather nasty employee, that if we had asked they would have made it with yogurt. But this is a frozen yogurt place, and since there is nothing on the sign, shouldn't one expected to be made with yogurt? And I was really clear in asking if what I had ordered had artificial sweetener. They assured me there wasn't. Well, it took about five bites for me to realize that there was indeed artificial sweetener. That was fun - while on vacation. UGH! We had already pulled out on the boat or I would have returned to get a refund and give a piece of my mind. But I don't think they would have cared. Absolutely will not go back. Ever.

This darling tea party house is now one of my favorite places ever! The atmosphere is beautiful,…read moreVictorian, peaceful, and nostalgic. My friend and I went here for the first time and it was INCREDIBLE. we weren't rushed at all. The food was amazing. We had tea, chicken salad, a salad with sweet potatoes and feta, and a lemon cranberry scone with lemon curd and homemade sweet cream. I can't recommend this place enough. Ten out of ten !!!

I wish I could review the food but unfortunately we were not told when the reservation was made…read morethat if there are more than 10 people and we had 13, then we are forced to eat the food they say on a special menu. For $50 you get a pot of tea, 1 whole and 1/2 of a sandwich, 2 scones and 6 mini desserts. It's appalling the tiny amount of food that is served. The owner came out and tried to make it sound like it's to our benefit the way the menu is but instead displayed an overbearing personality when she wouldn't even let anyone in our group speak without interrupting us. What a huge disappointment. I had a cup of soup for $5 which was the only exception allowed. It was decent but greasy. Our server did a great job. The lady at the cash register was misinformed by telling us that we could order anything we wanted but then changed her mind. She was at our table at least 6 times seeing if everyone had shown up yet even though everyone who comes through the door walks right by her! What a confusing experience to say the least!

Great ice cream, great service and always with a smile. Many flavors to choose from. The name…read morehad changed to Cranberry Cottage. Same owners and if your around in the afternoon, eat at the cafe for some great hot sandwiches and soups.

If you like sorbet, the raspberry sorbet is fantastic. It was refreshing and the texture was spot…read moreon. Ice cream flavors we tried: Strawberry: has pieces of strawberry in it. It was fresh and not overly sweet. Lovely flavor! Coconut: Tasted coco-nutty/vanilla with toasted coconut flakes and chocolate bits. It was great! Cookie Monster: sweet was cookie bits throughout it. Kids love this one We love getting ice cream here and there's plenty of seating all around. The kids enjoyed watching horse-drawn buggies ride by and indulging in a sweet treat together with the locals.

Decent prices though it was melting fast in the heat…read more Service was ok, staff wasn't that friendly. Portions were huge for the price, nice chairs to sit in while you eat your ice cream though it is outside so beware of bugs & bees.

Best local burger spot, once you try it you crave it. We will definitely be back. Everything from…read morethe burgers, fries and shakes is great.

I've been wanting to try BFM burgers for a while now. I ordered the " IT BITES BACK, and paired it…read morewith the Cheddar and Chives fries, as well as a Vanilla bean ice cream Sunday " . Talk about a treat the burger was juicy but not greasy, with just a hint of spice, the fries were PERFECTLY seasoned they are cooked in beef tallow and the smoked sea salt is so good. The owner clearly takes pride in his craft. Don't let the outside of the building fool you, this place is great . Their meat is from a local butcher shop & you can tell the difference. And you won't finish feeling lethargic like you just ate McDonald's . To the owner and chef's, thank you for taking pride in what you " bring to the table " !! ( literally)

Saint James Restaurant (Avilla, Indiana) - iconic area restaurant worth a try…read more Take a short drive to downtown Avilla to try the Saint James Restaurant. It has been a fixture in Avilla since 1948 when it started as a hotel. St. James has a long tradition of serving northeast Indiana patrons (groups, families or friends) food and drinks from this historical structure. The building is large and dominates the block. It is in good repair but rather plain in appearance. There is plenty of parking out back. Once you find the entry door you have to navigate a series of hallways to the attractive bar and hostess area. The building has lots of walls that reflect the hotel structure. The back of the restaurant has a large open and plain looking dinning area. Everyone here is very friendly. They are good and simple people. They seem to seek to serve you and make you happy. There isn't much fancy about St. James. Just a good ole relaxing and home feel atmosphere. The menu is big. There is something for everyone. Prices are fair and portion sizes are decent. Here is a rundown on the items we ordered: -Strawberry pie: it's seasonal and popular. Reserve your piece when ordering dinner - if they still have it. The berries were sweet and fresh. The filling is homemade, nice berry flavor, not over the top sweet. Crust is flaky, tender and delicious. -Onion rings: we got about 6 medium sized rings for $7 on the appetizer menu. Each piece was uniquely made. Some were really thin and crispy. Others had a really thick/tender piece of onion with a thicker batter. Overall nice taste, not too oily. The ranch sauce was very thin and short on ranch flavor -Side salad: nice smaller salad with fresh ingredients. Plenty of side veggies and cheese. The croutons were tough. Garlicky and very crispy. The Smokey Bit dressing was outstanding. Kind of a blend of a southwestern chipotle sauce with a strong smoke flavor! -Crab cakes: my wife really liked the thinner cake. This allowed the cake to be heated throughout and more crispy surface areas. She liked the stronger crab meat taste. -Oven baked BBQ ribs: very tender and meaty rib. The BBQ sauce had a mild BBQ flavor with no spicy kick. The meat could be flaked off the bone with a fork. No Smokey or grilled flavors. The baked potato was large and cooked to a tender but firm center. The skin was slighted salted.

The broasted chicken wasn't the normal fare it was in the…read more Boaster too long. I'm adding 85 characters for some damn reason.