Work had set up West Side Creamery to come out for an event. And a week or so ago we had a Ben &…read moreJerry's truck also. But .. this was better! I loved they are local and the coffee Oreo is a must try!! Best of both. It was an amazing mid day pick me up! I will be taking my husband and daughter there soon for ice cream! Thank you for coming to our work!

This creamery was cute . They had alot of flavor options , I love the indoor/outdoor seating . The…read moreice cream tasted excellent . Service was quick and friendly .

I really liked her peanut butter chocolate bars until I bit into one that had a tuft in f pubic…read morehair in it. Grossed me out.

I ordered 50 cookies late in the afternoon for my brothers 50th birthday and she was able to…read moredeliver them the same day and the cookies arrived still warm. My brother could not stop talking about how good they were and all the different varieties that were in the box. I will order again.

This is by far the best ice cream around! My personal favorite is the Blueberry Crumble though I…read morealso get the coffee flavors with the added stuff (Oreo's or turtles) which are amazing! Everyone in the family has a favorite flavor which means we visit often!! The ice cream people are always super sweet and they work the line so effectively that you rarely have to wait long even if the line is into the parking lot!! I have had a few disappointing experiences with the food people. I'm not sure what makes that station more grumpy but it's definitely a vastly different experience!! We have easily spent 3-4 hours at Kimballs having dinner, doing activities and walking around, ending with ice cream! It's always a fun!!

I grew up near Kimballs and have been here many times for events for school, hanging out with…read morefriends and family, and events for my dad's work as well. This location has only gotten bigger and they've really expanded what's available. Now you can enjoy your ice cream and fried seafood and make a day of it with mini golf, pitch and putt, driving range, batting cage, ziplining, bumper cars, bumper boats, an arcade, etc. there are even more kid friendly activities on the weekends like caricatures, pony rides, and animal adventures. The gift shop is cute and quirky and ice cream portions are huge as usual. I think the mini golf courses here are really beautiful and creative in particular but they do get busy. I wish they still allowed multiple flavors with smaller sizes but that's a thing of the past. If they were to add anything, a pool with lanes would be nice.

Very nice people. Had French toast and loved it. Nice outdoor seating. Reasonable prices. Dog…read morefriendly as well. Highly recommended.

Absolutely delicious breakfast! Everything is cooked to order and even though the place is usually…read morepacked once ordered, your food comes out relatively quickly. It can be hard finding a table, especially on a Saturday or Sunday, but considering the food is delicious it's to be expected! They also have delicious pastries! If you're looking for a phenomenal breakfast, this is the place!

5 stars for the peach pizza alone. We sat outside in the open back yard area of the Carlson orchard…read morebrewery/restaurant. There was an open lawn and games like corn hole for waiting customers to play with. We were helped almost immediately by the servers which was great since we had our two active toddlers with us. We ordered the peach pizza and fries. Both were delicious and were brought to us in under 10 mins after ordering. We met another family with kids due to the open seating. Our bill was brought to us right away and we were helped frequently through lunch. What more can you ask for?! Oh good music, they had that too :)

First time at Carlson Orchards this fall for apple picking! They have a variety of apples and the…read moreplace is huge. We got there a little later so a lot of apples were gone. Apples are actually good tho. It is definitely packed but the crowd dispersed well in the field. Their cider donuts are soooo good especially when eaten hot. I also got their cider and hard cider to-go and they were GREAT. My friend and I got in line for their hard cider flights and food but the wait was soo long so we decided to turn back. Overall, a cute fall activity for friends and family and good cider!

This has been my goto place for fresh vegetables since I moved into the area, 30 years ago…read more I have limited garden space, so, if I need something fresh, then here is where I stop on the way home. I've never been disappointed with anything, especially the field grown tomatoes. Even with two others nearby, this is the only place I go.

The prices in this place are laughable- they rival Idylwylde Farm in Acton. Triple the price of…read moreanything at WF, and none of it organic, where one might find high prices for that more acceptable. The strawberry prices are insane. I think it was close to $20 for a quart box. At the end of the day...they're berries. And overly ripe at that. The people who work inside the store look miserable and not even a hello or a thank you after you've shelled out a mortgage payment for salad veg. There are so many stands in the area to choose from, skip this one.

This is THE ONLY place that makes chocolate ice cream Mint flavored and wintergreen chip, which are…read moremy two favorites Smaller in size but you don't pay as much as elsewhere. I really love this ol' place!

Just good ice cream! Great service always friendly and plenty of parking and places to sit and…read moreenjoy. Frappe/Milk Shakes, cones or cups it's all good!

So sad, got a cold pizza and these under cooked burnt on the out side no garlick things for my…read moregarlic twists. Gross. (I love how it said underneath this this review is looking Epic Nice! Yeah. That's AI loving burnt stuff.

Really great find…read more There were 8 pizzas available to but slices from. Hard to decide. It was noon. Each slice is quarter of a pizza and Sal slices it in half for you. Slice prices range from just over $5 to $9 but meat may be more. Thin crust is crunchy. Crust is chewy and flavoring is spot on. We got a slice of the chicken bacon ranch and the mushroom pepper onion. Both are great. Chicken is hormone free. Veggies look awesome. Husband said "least oily pizza I've had in a long time." Sal himself was there and I can see how he'd be successful here. Many other things I wanted to try like Sal's famous cannoli or calzones or wings. Just driving through Littleton and saw this. Ty Sal! No seats in there.

Great coffee! In the heart of Harvard, MA. Historic building. There's an upstairs area with tables…read more- the perfect place to sip a morning coffee and work on the laptop for a bit.

Astoundingly bad pizza. Please see my photos. Bottom was charred a jet black color over most of the…read morepie making it taste bitter. Toppings (sausage and mushroom) were few and far between, especially the mushrooms which were almost nonexistent. Toppings, sauce, and cheese came only half-way to the edge, just dough after that. Top was way over-browned to the point where the cheese was disagreeably chewy. And I'm not sure if this was meant to be a thin-crust or a deep-dish pizza because it was both: thin in the middle half and three times thicker in parts of the outer half. Obviously whoever prepared this has no clue to how to do it properly. The ONLY good thing I can say about this mess is the dough itself was fresh and had a good texture. It wasn't just one. We were a group of 5 and ordered 3 pizzas. Everybody agreed they were bad. They should be ashamed to serve these. Didn't anybody notice leaving the kitchen they were unservable? So I would never consider here for take-out. But we were here for trivia night so maybe I'd try again to have something to eat while playing? But next time if they come out like that I'd be refusing delivery and demanding a new one - that's for sure. As far as the trivia, I might not return for that either. The room was very loud from the crowd, and the announcer's microphone never did work properly so it was very hard to hear. And, knowing how many good wines and beers they sell in the general store on the first floor, it is painful to have a choice of just 5 very generic wines upstairs. Why can't they offer all the wines from downstairs, with a reasonable mark-up for restaurant purchase of course?