Ice cream is always good, have great verity to pick from. Definitely gets busy so sometime you have…read moreto wait but the window in generally quicker then the drive thru. What more can you ask for from this wonderful ice cream stand, just a lovely place to go.

The people are great and the ice cream/frozen yogurt are wonderful. I like that the special flavors…read morechange.

The PERFECT roadside ice cream stand: an amazing array of flavors (in both hand scooped and soft…read moreserve), a big menu of ice cream treats and concoctions, friendly patient staff, generous servings and prompt service! Important note: they take CASH only, but it's worth a detour to an ATM if need be. Slides on by the Penguin and keep this classic ice cream stand scooping up the delights!

Heat place to take the family and kids out for ice cream lots of different kinds of stuff easy on…read moreand off inexpensive been going for years my husband had bee going since he was a kid

This is a great old fashioned walk up soft serve ice cream place like I grew up with in the 60's in…read morethe mid-west. The owner is very nice and loves owning the place. All the staff is always nice. They just started taking cards this year. I can tell you the two medium soft serve cone are $5.91. A bargain in 2025! One of the pictures is a large and a medium cone. I can't express how large the large cone is. There are covered places to sit and plenty of parking.

We look forward to spring for the Milky Way to open. This is a drive up shop only with seating at…read moreoutside picnic tables. Consistently good ice cream treats at family friendly prices. The service is always friendly.

Great place to go and get some ice cream or a coffee! A nice seating area by the crick and great…read moreservice! Definitely recommend!

We stopped by here because I saw coffee and it was 7am. Thankfully she was open! Taylor (Tayler?…read moreI'm so sorry I didn't ask spelling) was super friendly and we talked about how her shop got the name and about Raystown lake. The area is gorgeous, nice place to sit down and chill if you want. We came back the next day too for more coffee. We also tried the watermelon lime coconut refresher, it was VERY good. Highly recommend. Perfect stop on our camping trip, we will be back.

A charming stops for real, homestyle food served by the friendly team you would expect of small…read moretown America. Service and food was quick (take out or sit down are available) and delicious. Strongly recommend this stop as an alternative to navigating the traffic up the road in Breezewood. Treat yourself to great food instead of the franchise food. Hand cut fries definitely recommended!

So good! Great roadtrip stop to a small local business which we love to do. Right off the highway…read morewith easy, clean bathrooms. Yummy breakfast and sweet service. Small snack store too. Definitely one we will bookmark for future visits.

Traveling cross country from California, my wife found this place as we were leaving…read more What an amazing location, place, people, and the coffee and food was superb. I spoke w the owners father who was an amazing pleasant gentleman To punctuate our trip to Bedford was just perfect and a great memory for the books A hidden gem Busy w what I would assume lots of locals

I got the Cinnamon Roll and it was very good, my mother had a Chocolate Croissant and a coffe, my…read moredaughters both had 2 little bowls of sliced Strawberries, everything was very good and service was good and friendly

The food was really good just cash only is my only issue plus it kind of pissed my mom when she…read morefound out. It was cash only after we eat food but we come back. The service was nice and ambience was nice.

Stopped by just after the lunch rush on a weekday. Not wanting to do a chain, we tried our luck and…read moreventured into the Summit Diner. Despite it being in Pennsylvania, it throws off a distinct hillbilly atmosphere. The usual signs about Jesus, Christmas and, of course, patriotism were in abundance. My party ordered a variety of dishes and I opted for the roast beef sandwich with mashed potatoes and gravy. Sorry to say, the food was just adequate. The beef was overdone and the gravy had the sheen of the bottled gravies at the grocery store. The mashed potatoes were the star of the show, however, as they were very good. The hamburger and pancakes ordered by others get similar reviews. It was a hamburger and tasted like one. The pancakes, being hard to screw up, were just pancakes. This is a cash-only place, so come prepared to be vilified for wanting to pay with plastic. The prices were lower than the norm but that did little to make me feel better upon leaving. Despite the dearth of customers when we were there, the service was also lacking. I had to seek out help to get a refill on my iced tea and we waited a while to pay...with cash. I can't really give this place any additional stars. Stop here if you absolutely can't wait to eat.

Go to the other location. We came here looking for the igloo, not realizing there are two…read morelocations, and were sorely disappointed. We're from out of town so we weren't able to drive other to the other location instead. Soft and hard ice cream. A few different soft flavors, Perry's hard ice cream, and all your traditional accoutrements (like dips and sprinkles). They make their own waffle cones, so those were quite good. There's a drive-thru too, which I'm sure is especially nice for rainy days. The pretzel cone sounded good as a unique alternative and the tea-berry soft serve was quite good from the taste that I had. I think our total (for two waffle cones) was ~$10 and the soft serve twist had much less chocolate than vanilla in it.

I'll make this short and sweet…read more.. The Igloo is really quite unique in they make their own waffle cones and ice cream sandwiches using either a chocolate cake, vanilla, oreo cookies or graham crackers, you choose the filling. If you do not want to fill an in house made waffle cone, they also have sugar cones, pretzel cones, chocolate chip cones and the traditional baked cake cones. They have thirty seven flavors to make a flurry, twenty nine plus to make a shake, twenty two varieties of sundaes, not including the banana split or the brownie boat split and what's an upsplit? They make smoothies, slushies, lattes, mochas, sno cones, ice cream sodas and ice cream floats. They will dip your cone in chocolate, peanut butter, blue raspberry, root beer or banana and then fill it with a nice selection of soft serve or homemade hand dipped ice cream in over thirty flavors. They also offer several lactose free hand dipped ice creams. For the frozen yogurt fans they offer a handful of flavors to choose from. The give a little more than The Cow does and charge a little less. http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-cow-alum-bank Both places serve the real deal and both are very good, the Cow offers food and the Igloo does not. The Igloo has two locations, one located in Everett and one in New Paris, really no more than a fifteen minute drive between the two of them. They are open seven days per week, including holidays, March thru October. I had just eaten a large lunch and even had a people bag, but I felt it was my Yelp duty to stop and try their flavor of the day, which was a homemade hand dipped orange and pineapple ice cream, so fruity and creamy with chunks of pineapple throughout. I had to bite the ice cream to eat it because it was so chunky. Delicious stuff, my teeth hurt!