Deck's is the old name of the pharmacy that occupied the space that is now Doc's Soda Fountain…read more Deck's now exists as a pharmacy museum in the corner of Doc's Soda Fountain. The pharmacy museum is free.

this is a nice ice cream shop. they serve all kinds of sundaes and sodas. the decore is original…read moredrug store items and is very interesting . the owner is still around and is glad to tell the history of the store. a nice treat!

First off, sitting on the town square it has great old America vibes. Secondly and most importantly…read moreto my stomach, the food specials were phenomenal! The Oktoberfest Burger is a must if you like sauerkraut, pretzel and burger. This is not your run of the mill burger. Also had the sloppy which hit all the right nostalgia points. The friendly service topped off a great experience like the whip cream on my float! Don't miss this stop along Route 66

A very historic and authentic Rt 66 classic. Get the delicious pharmacy patty melt and a hand…read morecrafted milk shake to go with it. They have a fully functional classic soda fountain where you can still get a phosphate.

Nice little ice cream shop in Raymond IL. The service was great from a friendly teenage girl…read morebehind the counter. She let us sample before making our final choice. Ice cream is not made in-house but rather they sell Cedar Crest brand. They do make make fresh waffle cones and bowls, cookies and brownies. They also have popcorn for those who opt for a salty treat.

My family stopped at Poogan's on our way home from a road trip. We all got different flavors of ice…read morecream - some in a cup, some in cones, and a couple malts/shakes. Everything was yummy! They had a great selection of ice cream flavors and add-ins. The young ladies working were very personable and full of smiles. It smelled so so good in the shop as they had just baked a batch of homemade cinnamon rolls It's a very cute indoor ambiance with lots of ice cream and Christian-based decor.

Donuts and coffee were good but the ice cream is terrific. It's creamy and dense, and the portions…read moreare generous. The shop was crowded but they had plenty of servers and the line moved quickly.

Scoop has great donuts and good coffee. However, the restrooms are shabby and not particularly…read moreclean. It would take only a modest effort to address this shortcoming.

Ice cream is amazing! Couldn't decide, so went with Flight. 6 scoops!…read moreAll flavors are full of flavor. Really enjoyed the unique seasonal flavors. EggNog Gingerbread Peppermint Lemon Coconut History of dairy and Holstein Cow is such a personal feature. Staff is so friendly and full of information about making ice cream and farm. Definitely worth the drive!!

We stopped here because I saw the postage stamp sized billboard on the side of I 44 headed to…read moreIndianapolis. I had high expectations based on the yelp reviews, and I was not disappointed. The lady working behind the counter was extremely friendly and offered mini samples. The ice cream and cake cone were fantastic and we also bought chocolate milk, which was excellent.

Had a cherry sundae. Cherry was terrible tasting . Not good. They need to taste their toppings…read moreone star

Every town has that one ice cream shop that is the best in the world. But this is legit the best…read moreice cream in the world. And very fair priced. Bring cash, no cards taken.

Absolutely love this place ! It's always impressive and improving! There is sooo much to do and see!read more

Color me surprised, I really didn't think Twistee Treat Diner would be as good as it was. With it…read morebeing such a tourist trap, I really was expecting the food to be mediocre at best. Instead, it was a very enjoyable breakfast. I ordered, The Livy which was, one egg, choice of protein, hash browns and toast. I choose bacon as my protein. Their menu proudly promotes that the bacon and sausage is from local farmers. Trust me when I tell you, the bacon was very delectable. It could have been crisper, but the flavor made up for the lack of crispiness. I choose not to take the toast with my breakfast entree, because I also ordered a half size of Biscuits and Gravy. The biscuit was not made it house, its shape was too perfect. However, the gravy with chunks of locally sourced sausage made it a true comfort dish. The gravy was a semi-thick milk gravy and it wasn't overly seasoned with salt and had the right amount of pepper. Trying to watch my sodium intake, I like it when chefs are light handed when shaking the salt into a recipe. The atmosphere is like stepping back into the 50's. You truly will feel as if you left the sock hop and stopped by the local soda shop for a bite. I'll give you a heads up, the outside is junky with a lot of weird stuff. Ignore the decor on the outside and head straight into the diner for a good home cooked meal. The service was impressive. One waitress was taking care of the entire small dining room. I over heard her tell another table, that she was relatively new. Being new, she did a great job. She was attentive and very personable. Her service alone would get me to come back.