After dining at the Simple Cafe next door we were looking for a take home treat so we stopped in…read more Very cute shop with lovely and friendly staff. The have bakery items as well as locally sourced market items. We were looking for dye free treats and they were extremely helpful and knowledgeable about all the ingredients in each item and were able to point out the items that had dye (which were only a few). Definitely worth a stop if you are in the area!

Wanted something- well, simple- and somewhat healthy after staying in Lake Geneva area for a couple…read moredays. The lunch items were around $16. We got the Simple Chopped Chicken Salad with quinoa, green onions, cucumber, grapes, romaine, bleu cheese, asparagus, and sugar snap. We also got the tofu curry. The tofu wasn't crispy but it had snap peas and cashews added the crunch. The service and atmosphere were also nice. The food and bill came out quickly. Not a ton of lunch options. But you could get breakfast options at lunch time.

Delicious, quality ice cream. Adorable, cute ice cream stand in Fontana. Today, I tried the…read moreyippee skippy ice cream, super delicious and can not wait to have again. Unfortunately, they are only open thru Labor Day. It was so good, I may have to have it two days in a row. This is the best ice cream I have tried in the area. Enjoy!

Our favorite in the Geneva Lake area! Amazing ice cream. Lots of choices. And the pup cups are our…read morepoodle's favorites!

What a wonderful find for breakfast. The food was amazing, we had the breakfast sandwich and the…read morecorned beef hash which both I highly recommend. My wife said that is was the best corned beef she ever had! Olga our server was awesome and so friendly and informative. The inside was decorated so cute as well. Thank You for making our dining experience so great! PS Almost forgot the star of the show, the cinnamon roll 5 stars and bring friends to help ya eat it lol

Enjoyed trying a new spot that we've had on our radar for a while. Sampled some of their catering…read moreat an event and was impressed by the level of work they'd put into it. The cinnamon rolls and pancakes are absurdly large. Love that they are a bakery though. Tempted to get sweets but opted for French toast and pancakes with our breakfast instead. House bread selection is a selling point. We avoided eating here for awhile since it's next to this incredibly offensive flag-covered corner but I can ignore that for some (unrelated) tasty eats. The servers were also quite kind. Definitely had a small town, home diner feel.

Great service and reasonable prices! Can't wait to try our treats! Lots of variety. Open until 2 on…read moreSaturday.

Very good . They know about the old Bernhardt bakery in Libertyville. Similar donuts. They also do…read morecustom two layer cakes

My wife and I, visiting from California, were anxious to try some Chocolate Shoppe ice cream on…read moretheir home turf. There's a nice place serving this delicious ice cream near our Bay Area home, but there were only 9 or 10 flavors, and a lot of repeats. Not so at Scoops! They proudly serve 48 flavors of Chocolate Shoppe ice cream! You could easily take a loooong time deciding on what flavor to try. In this case, we both opted for Turtle, a flavor we had never seen in CA. It's vanilla ice cream with caramel, fudge and pecans mixed in. Yum. Located conveniently in the downtown of Lake Geneva, it was walking distance from our hotel. I only wish we had a Scoops in California.

Excellent ice cream! Huge variety of flavors. Portions are huge which makes prices a better value…read morethan meets the wallet. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable - also patient with first time customers like ourselves. Though I haven't been to other ice creameries in the Lake Geneva area, this place really impressed me. Note: I don't think there was any indoor seating.

We visited for the first time yesterday, after driving by many times previously. The parking lot…read morewas packed, so we weren't sure if we would be able to be seated spur of the moment. Thankfully, we were seated right away. We were served water and a wonderful tray of bread and focaccia with marinara -- everything was delicious, especially the sauce. (OMG!) We explained to the waitress that we wanted to also order an entree to go, and asked for the best timing to do so. Our waitress remembered this and returned at the perfect time to take that order -- rigatoni with marinara and meatballs. We had a 30 mile trip home and the dish was still warm when we arrived! It did take a while for our food to arrive. We were a little concerned because we did not want to drive home in the dark. Our food was very good when it arrived -- the Chicken Vesuvio was amazing, and the leftovers are even better today. Our family member liked the Alfredo, but thought it was a little watery. We were too full for dessert, but carried out a tiramisu. This was also delicious. The dining areas are Italian styled supper club. We were seated to the left of the bar. It looked like the dining area to the right of the bar was a little nicer, but again, we did not have reservations. We were appreciative of the table we were given. Some updates are needed, but we were comfortable. The service was amazing. The host/hostess was friendly and welcoming. The waitress was terrific. The bus boys deserve a special mention -- they were back and forth with water multiple times, and one even offered additional bread to soak up the Alfredo sauce. They were humorous and kind and for being so young, they were very professional--said how much fun it was to work there. (They deserve some special kudos!) Overall, this was a wonderful stop. We'll be back and will try other dishes. We hear that the vodka sauce is also amazing.

There are good restaurants and there's Holy Cannoli a great restaurant. What makes the difference…read moreis the proprietor. In this case her name is Melissa who was more than nice to us and made sure our experience was second to none. We felt so at home we closed the placed out. When I say the penne pasta is al dente, there's still fight in them, definitely not wimpy, pair that with their light creamy vodka sauce and is quite possibly the best pasta I've had lately. Special mention also goes to the grilled octopus on a bed of Arugula. The restaurant is called holy cannoli so of course we had it but what takes the cake is the tiramisu- just get it trust me you'll like it. If you don't we can't be friends anymore.

Scrambling queen Kayla shows those eggs who's the boss! Cute little spot, great patio seating with…read morea view of the hustle and bustle of the downtown area. We split a loaded breakfast burrito and very berry smoothie and it was perfect for two people if you didn't want to be miserably full don't let this little hidden gem go unnoticed!

This is a great option if you're looking for a quick bite!…read more The wrap I ordered was crisp and fresh packed with flavor. The staff were friendly and super helpful when deciding what to order. You have a great selection when deciding if you'd like to sit inside or outside. The meal we had wasn't life changing but I would definitely go back to try a breakfast burrito as that is what they're known for!

(Review written by my 9 year old daughter) this is a place where you and your family or friends can…read moreeat custard! There are so many varieties of flavors,which are all wonderful, this custard place offers seats too! all of the workers are very kind,and they make your custard very fast,with the perfect amount of flavor,as it touches your tongue. This place is amazing,and more people should know what it is. Also,they have fair pricing,for an average ice cream/custard place the price is 20$ or higher for just two people,but with Adrian's frozen custard it's just 17$ for three people! i highly recommend going here! i give this five stars for how amazing this place is!

There is a specific type of time travel that only exists in the American Midwest, and it is found…read moreat a semi-circle of Adirondack chairs under a July 4th flag in Burlington, Wisconsin. Adrian's Frozen Custard isn't just a shop; it's a time capsule of Americana. Established in 1974, this roadside landmark at 512 S. Pine Street is announced by a towering, classic neon sign that has beckoned families toward Lake Geneva for over half a century. It represents a "meaningful moment" legacy--the kind of place where the world slows down long enough to capture a snapshot of pure bliss. I carry a memory of my departed father-in-law sitting there, surrounded by his grandchildren in the gentle breeze of a holiday afternoon. It is a perfect, preserved moment of happiness, fueled by the kind of soul-curing milkfat that most assuredly comes from cows just a few miles down the road. When it comes to the product, there is only one word that matters: Mouthfeel. This is the masterclass of the "Midwest Custard" texture--silky, dense, and unapologetically heavy. While the world tries to complicate things with endless toppings, Adrian's understands that the soul of custard lives in the trinity: Chocolate, Vanilla, or the Swirl. To me, those are the only flavors a true stand needs. Anything more would be a distraction from the perfection of the churn. Adrian's is the foundational entry on my Mount Rushmore of Ice Cream, a leading god in my Pantheon of Frozen Dairy. It is the nostalgic classic against which all other textures are measured. If you find yourself near the lake, do more than just grab a cone. Experience the stillness, sit in the circle, and build this into your own legacy of meaningful moments. It is a timeless experience that reminds us why we travel in the first place.