This isn't my favorite ice cream in Mason but it is the only outdoor ice cream place in Mason so…read morethat's a big win in my book! They have a wide variety of options like milkshakes, malts, soft serve and even some non dairy options as well as hot food! Haven't had a single bad thing from them yet and they're always super friendly and efficient! Walking around near the Ingham Country Fairgrounds this summer? Stop by for a treat!

Honestly, the worst local ice cream stand I've ever been to. The staff is nothing but teenagers…read moremessing around and being unprofessional, unsanitary and just outright disrespectful. I came with my grandchildren and they were told (by Ruby) that they are messy and sticky. Also that kids shouldn't have ice cream at said time of day. I'm not sure why she was mentioning any of that - hence I'm giving her workplace my hard earned money. My ice cream was fine, I would've been able to finish it if I didn't watch the staff not use gloves. Also - I had to wait to order because they were busy making videos and dancing around instead of paying attention to the customers. I do not recommend, nor will I be coming back anytime soon. Disappointing.

Wouldn't have found it with just the driving directions. I went to the franchise website and…read morediscovered it's inside Biggby Coffee. There is signage at the road but no sign on the building or windows to tell you it's inside Bibbhy. As for menu, a regular size (the smallest on the menu) is $5.50 and toppings start at $1 each. Waffle bowls are $2. My total for a scoop in a waffle cone was $7! I've never had nitrogen ice cream. It takes about 4 minutes to make. The salted caramel with toasted coconut was delicious!

Note the limited hours. These premises were obviously bustling once, but now it has that…read moremusuem-run-by-local-volunteers feel. Still and all, it's just fine for ice cream, and it's one of the more interesting things to come see in Eaton Rapids if you are just out for an leisurely drive some weekend. We didn't ask them to unlock the section where the dairy museum exhibits were, so just keep your mind set on ice cream for the purposes of this review. The kids who were here seemed to be enjoying lots of space to run around, and there may be some picnic tables (but I won't swear to it).

Delicious variety of ice cream treats, set in an old fashioned parlor. Prices are reasonable, and…read morevolunteers running the parlor are friendly and welcoming. Limited hours, meaning they're only open weekends.

They were PACKED when we got there, 25+ cars in line for drive through, and at least 3 dozen people…read morein line at the walk up window. It still only took about 30 minutes to get us through, and that was also butting up to their closing time. Prices were very fair, and the cones were tasty!

The frosted malt is the best! An original Jackson recipe from a place long ago named The Dome. You…read morecan't get this anywhere else! This is also a great opportunity to support college kids working for the summer at this great local business. We've also tried many other things on the menu and have never been disappointed!

Don't expect much if you go here. The portions are pathetic. My wife and I exited the highway on…read moreour way home wanting to take a break from the traffic. We decided to get ice cream in Mason, Michigan. I ordered a double dip in a waffle cone and my wife ordered a single scoop in a cup. When we received our purchase I was taken aback by the small amount of product in both purchases. While I was encouraging my wife to order more, we were interrupted by someone who claimed I was insulting his business. I replied that I had never been served such a small serving in my travels around Michigan. (Note: We estimate an individual scoop is around 1/4 cup.) The picture is the cup for 1 scoop and ours were only 1/2 full.

Open all year! Because ice cream treats are always in season!…read more This is a real old-style ice cream *parlor*, not just an ice cream cone walk-up counter. Sit inside or outside (depending on weather) if you wish. Ambience is bright, casual fun outing. A local artist draws seasonal pictures on the large wall chalkboard, the opposite wall is hung with framed pages from vintage Mason newspapers that also change with the season. They have soft-serve as well as hand-dip. Classic ice cream flavors are usually in stock, others are seasonal and rotate availability. Most of the ice creams are made by quality regional producers. Some are made in-house, and they are delicious! Their house-made butter pecan is excellent, better than commercial versions. They make shakes, sundaes, malts, floats, razzles - also grilled cheese sandwiches. Daily Scoop also offers house-made dairy-free sorbets, so there is some treat choice for everyone. On the counter next to where you order there is a display with models of ice cream serving sizes so you can see what size is best for your young child as well as your adults. The reviewer below who complained about serving sizes did not pay attention to these size models. If you have questions, just ask. The staff is cheerful, welcoming, and helpful to everyone. And of course, there is free street parking in downtown Mason.

This is a terrific ice cream spot in Downtown Jackson. The interior features fun decor appropriate…read morefor an ice cream parlor. The dining area is small but nicely arranged. The ice cream is outstanding. I highly recommend Nana's Banana Pudding ice cream. The Bourbon Trail ice cream was also very good. The Chicken Hoagie was tasty and the House Fries were great. The prices were fair and the counter service was fine. The only reason I did not give this a five-star rating is that it took more than half-an-hour to get our food to us after we ordered. With a hangry 3-year-old, that was a bit annoying. It was clear why this was the case as they were churning out to-go orders like crazy. We were so far back in the queue because there were so many on-line orders ahead of us. They're busier than they appear from the foot traffic. We finally had to order our ice cream (which came up quickly) to give our granddaughter something to eat because the sandwich and fries were taking so long to get to us. I am not sure what to suggest to them to rectify this, but I'm not inclined to go back on a busy weekend night unless I order ahead.

This was my first time here. The music was a little loud but the building itself was joyous. The…read moredecor was fun with a bit of a diner feel. The staff was friendly and quick to acknowledge my presence and helped me maneuver through the menu. The food took a bit longer than I expected and I appreciated it because it was literally being cooked fresh. I could see the kitchen and the cooks making my food. Now the taste... delicious. The burgers were flavorful, the bun soft and fresh, the condiments were the right amount for me (I know this is subjective). The fries were cooked as I asked with a nice amount in the large. Try the moo moo sauce. It's different than expected yet familiar. I would definitely return! Sorry! I forgot to take pics of the food... next time!

Ice cream heaven. The sundae's and malts are amazing. If you're down for it they also have the…read more"Dare to be Great" challenge. Good luck!

I would call but no number I have found on the internet is in service…read more please tell your "cruise in" people that they need to lower the music. I am reading close to 100 decibels inside my home more than 50' away. Enough is enough. And a bunch of them have parked their butts in the build site next door, where there is an open foundation. The liability there is tremendous. This dumb show is disruptive, loud, people speed through the neighborhood, and theft upticks on the night of every single time. A kid was almost killed last year by someone who peeled out of the parking lot. Do you want to go under last the last two chuckleheads?

Great small town ice cream shop. Food was fast and delicious. It's always good and generous…read moreportion sizes.

I'll say this...they don't skimp on the scoops. Or the soft serve, or whatever you're getting. My…read morewife and I ordered medium tin roof sundaes and left practically full. And satisfied taste-wise too. The hot fudge was indeed hot and rich, with plenty of peanuts swimming in it. The vanilla soft serve was as good as it is at most places. My sisters, who were with us, ordered single-scoops of hand dipped ice cream, and these would have been double dips at most places. They said the ice cream was good, and there were a lot of hand-dipped flavors to choose from. It took a while to get our order, which was due to one employee taking care of the window plus the drive though. Under the circumstances, I'd say she was doing great. Since we stopped by late on a hot July afternoon, we were grateful to see some picnic tables in back of the place under the shade of...yes, a tin roof.

The Mooville ice cream is fabulous. My dog enjoyed his pup cup as well…read more The stand was clean and the wait staff friendly. Locally owned and operated!!

Hands down, some of the best ice cream I've had! I'm visiting Michigan for residency, and this spot…read moreabsolutely blew me away. The ice cream was incredibly fresh, creamy, and full of flavor. The scoops were big and satisfying. I ordered a double scoop on a waffle cone with Sorta Sweet and Sea Monster. The flavors were so unique and delicious. The employees were friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. Whether you're local or just visiting, Red Egg Creamery is a must-try if you love good-quality ice cream done right.

I never post until I try a bite. But I was half thru my sanwich b4 I stopped to take a pic. Let…read moreme tell you Top notch sandwich! I got the freaky farmhouse. The sandwich wasn't over powered with a sauce coverup. They let the ingredients of the sandwich do the work. The sourdough bread was good. The turkey was really good. The bacon had maybe a brown sugar on it. Almost tasted like million dollar bacon if you have ever had that at other places. And just a hint of something that made me eager for the next bite. Was it a little pricey. Maybe if you have never left grass lake. But on par for this type of thing. The menu was a bit hard to follow. Again first time there. I didn't see a half sandwich option. Which would have been plenty for lunch. But bad for my taste buds. Or that they had soup or what the soup was. I think half my time was spent trying to decipher what all they had and what I wanted. I see some ppl complain about the wait. It was a little long. But what was expected when they are making it right in front of you. And toasting it in the moment. I personally spoke to the general manager who seemed to be on top of things. It was my first visit. I didn't try the coffee and the ice cream. But it looks visually great. I often travel the country looking for a place exactly like this When I'm on the road. Small, non chain, warm, inviting coffee breakfast and lunch spot. I'm delighted to have one so close to home. It was a little loud I could see if it got crowded being really loud. I hope this place catches on and becomes a staple. I know I will b recommending ppl go there and I know I'll b back.

It's always a nice visit to Asher Creek in downtown Grass Lake for lunch or ice cream in the…read moresummer. The grilled Caesar wrap is delicious, and the meatball sub never disappoints either. A nice, welcoming spot for a casual meal.