One of my more favorite places to recharge my vehicle while traveling through the great state of…read moreIndiana. The ice cream is so fresh, the service is always very friendly and fast, and I love getting to learn and checkout while waiting for the car to charge.

Four of us ate at the restaurant. The food was very good. We went next door for ice cream $5.25 for…read moreone dip. NO Way! Also, the gift shop and ice cream building does not compare to the old building. Please keep your prices down so families can afford to come to your amazing property. Nancy

If you're anywhere near Hoosier Daddy Homemade Ice Cream in DeMotte, Indiana, GO. This was hands…read moredown some of the best ice cream I've ever had. I tried the red velvet cheesecake and the cake batter -- and both were incredible. The red velvet cheesecake was rich, creamy, and perfectly balanced (not overly sweet), and the cake batter tasted like pure nostalgia in a scoop. You can truly tell it's homemade with high-quality ingredients. The flavors are bold, the texture is smooth, and the portions are generous. Such a gem for small-town Indiana. I'll absolutely be back to try more!

I had a good experience trying Hoosier Daddy's for the first time!…read moreI got 2 scoops of ice cream, the peanut butter and chocolate flavor and mud fudge. The gals working there were kind, quick, and helpful when I needed an opinion. It's a cute shop, a hidden location for sure, but if you stumble upon it, you won't be disappointed

Waitress did an amazing job. Very friendly, fast, great service…read more Lasagna Soup was Mid at best. Lots of grease in the soup and the wrong noodles. Do not recommend. Ultimate Grilled Cheese was good. Bacon was piled high on the grilled cheese. Almost too much. But it was tasty. Wife thought the chicken was too lemony. I thought it tasted very good. But I like a little tang on the chicken tongue. The seats are comfortable as hell. Looking for some for my house. Always sit at the tables if you want one of those comfy seats.

We always make sure to stop here when traveling between Chicago and Indianapolis. The burgers are…read moregreat and the Cevapi are excellent. The attached gas station has a wonderful selection of balkan and Eastern European foods as well.

The service is good, owners serve you well but the employees need to be retrained! Don't know how…read moreto make proper foods. Will not be returning anymore after several times my food not being prepared correctly by employees! Watch them make your food always !

Best ice cream hands down! Great service ,check this place out!! Family owned and operated. You can…read moretell they take pride in their establishment. Clean and welcoming.

Great Mexican bakery that specializes in pastries, donuts, ice cream, elotes, mangonadas, aqua…read moreFresca, horchata and custom order cakes. Everything is fresh and delicious and the prices are very reasonable. The concha's, chocolate flan and fruit with chamoy and tajin are some of my favorites. Don't miss the daily specials like strawberries and cream, strawberry tamales or puff pastry with fruit and cream. Amazing!

Not everything is suited to our super sweet American palate but everything is fresh, tasty and well…read moremade. Definitely a hidden gem.

Don't let the dog days of summer get you down. A trip to Dog Days will perk you right up with their…read more20 something flavors of ice cream straight from Wisconsin! Since I'm addicted to chocolate, my choice was the Brownie Cascade milkshake. It was all that hoped for with its creaminess and overload of chocolate flavor. The best part? The price was only $6 and it was well-spent. I have been a consumer for milkshakes for 25 years or so and some places are starting to near the $10 price for a milkshake. If you need an ice cream fix, visit Dog Days in Chesterton.

Cute ice cream shop located in the heart of downtown Chesterton. They have lots of ice cream and…read moresundae options. I like the retro vibe it has. Plus the prices are pretty good.

Three words for you: Honey Almond Brioche. It's so good that it should probably be outlawed…read more Cute ice cream parlor, friendly service, and the best ice cream in the area. Worth every penny.

Relativitas good most the time u go there, this time though gave me DIAREAH and the worst cramps if…read moremy existance. Good cone tho.

This is the place to go. It was very busy but we didn't wait long. A lot of options to choose from…read more All their ice cream is from Chocolate Shoppe based out of Wisconsin. I ordered a malt and was pleasantly surprised at how not overly sweet it was. My son ordered a superhero in a sugar cone and I don't think I've ever seen him eat ice cream so fast.

Classic appearing ice cream parlor with vintage vibes, backed up by incredibly delicious ice cream…read moreand diverse selection. Great prices and wonderful service. Today was my first time and certainly not my last.

I visited the Red Barn Milk Bar after fueling up at the BP next door because nothing says "road…read moretrip" like a gas station snack followed by a dairy detour! I haven't been to Fair Oaks in years, but wow, I'm glad my stomach convinced me to stop. Service is usually 5/5, think Olympic-level milkshake handoffs, but today it felt more like a relay race where everyone forgot to grab the baton. When I walked in, a family of four was waiting for their milkshakes and ice cream. Apparently, the ice cream was being churned by hand or maybe by a cow on break because it took a while. I wandered around and set my sights on a grilled cheese. I hovered at the order counter, channeling my inner cheese magnet, but nobody appeared. So, I shuffled over to the ice cream side, where the same family was still mid-sundae saga. I waited (patiently, like a saint in line for a miracle), but not even a "be right with you!" from the staff. One young lady was making ice cream magic for the family, while another wiped things down with the intensity of someone training for the Clean Olympics, but neither said a word. Two more families came in with their kids; clearly, this is THE spot for a post-gas snack. One of the young ladies finally approached, looking like she'd rather be anywhere else. I ordered my shake (victory!) and, remembering my grilled cheese dreams, asked about it. She told me I had to order at the other counter, so off I went again. Still, no one was there, so I peeked around the pick-up window and spotted someone hiding (maybe from me, maybe from the cheese). Finally, order placed! My small grilled cheese, perfect snack size, was secured, and I headed home, adventure complete. Overall, I'm giving them a 3/5 this trip, mostly for the "Where's Waldo?" staff experience. But normally, service is top-notch, and I'm optimistic it'll bounce back. If you haven't visited, check them out. It's a whole vibe, great for families, plus a hotel, restaurant, and even tours. Where else can you chase a milkshake with a side of mystery and a dash of dairy drama?