3.5/5. Drinks are good, a little on the pricier end for the location. They use crimson cup coffee,…read morewhich is decent. The vibe of the place is nice, but nothing else really stood out to me.

Very nostalgic coffee shop. Service was ok. I ordered the maple latte which was good. My husband…read moreordered the brown sugar shaken espresso and it was EXCELLENT! If we're ever in town again we'll definitely stop in.

Found this gem on the outside of town. Great pies. Awesome customer service. Will definitely return.read more

The peanut butter pie is the bomb. I've made my own before and they don't come close to the…read moreperfection sold here.

Phoned ahead for a donut run for three families camping at the KOA. Nicest, helpful lady answered…read morethe phone and helped us choose donuts from those in stock. Ready when we arrived for pickup. Every donut was absolutely delicious. The custard filled ones were standouts. Nice place.

My husband came home with 5 donuts & 4 cream filled sticks crammed into a lunch sack size bag for…read more$11.00. Apparently his purchase was not worthy of a box. With this type of service, why have a tip jar on the counter? Very disappointing because the donuts are top of the line.

Best donuts locally. Have gotten so many compliments. They go above and beyond to make cookies for…read moreclass birthday parties. Top notch service!

Good bakery selection at a reasonable price.read more

Best ice cream in westl liberty many flavors I love butter pecan my favorite the place to go…read moreespecially in the summer where you can sit outside and watch the the traffic go by before I lost n M husband we went about 3 times a week really miss those days RIP my love

Two for double dips in a waffle cone Excellent!!!!!!!!!!!…read moreNot to miss Be sure the personnel doesn't dip her braids in the ice cream bucket when she's filling your cone unless you're having hair surprise. Oh yeah. But not to miss this place Service was fast and excellent. The ambience was 1950s ice cream.

Lots of topping options. Cones, shakes, custard sandwich, custard cakes. Lots of sweet treats…read more Beware it melts quickly and it's a little messy. Great way to cool off on a hot day.

Stopped in after strolling through the little downtown area for some delicious custard. Flavor of…read morethe week was penguin tracks and flavor of the day was s'mores. The girl working behind the counter was very friendly and let me try a sample. I opted for the single cup with both penguin tracks and s'mores flavors (I so appreciate when places let you split flavors on single scoops!) and it was delicious. Both flavors were excellent and went well together for me. My companion got a whitser with toasted coconut, banana, and pineapple and really enjoyed it as well. They had a cute mural inside for pictures too :) Thank you, Whit's!

Great place. Hard to find ingredients. Great baked goods. Worth the drive out to the country.read more

This is a great place to get your deli meat and baking goods. I enjoy their hard candy! They have…read morecinnamon and ginger hard candy.

They have the best ice cream and dole whip around, the dole whip changes daily, I can eat…read moreyhe dole while it has less sugars, I just add to my pump I'm type 1 Diabetic

A quintessential part of the small town American summer are places like these, known in midwestern…read moreparlance as dairy freezes or dips. It's premade, it's machine processed, it's soft-serve, it's pure fat, and it is absolutey a cheep treat.This dip in the typical white crumbling shack is pretty standard for the type, the walk up and hang in the heat place with all the usual ice cream dishes and comfort food as you'd expect. I think three stars is fair here, though I was tempted to go lower. The hotdog I had was $1.50 and its quality match the price--a basic frank boiled. The mustard and onions I garnished it with was decent. I had a chocolate shake and I was dissapointed. For $3.00, the large size I ordered wasn't large enough for the price, and it wasn't filled completely at that, and most of it was more frosty goop than liquid; Graeter's makes theirs with real hard ice cream and real milk and price their large at $5 which is larger, so I feel justified expecting pre-bagged, soft-serve to be served at the same amount priced $3. By policy they'll only run cards for bills above five-bucks. They were going to add a surcharge to mine as I was a dollar short. I asked them to add a bag of chips--no need to pay a dollar for nothing. This is something they should suggest. But the staff was high schoolers probably working their first jobs so I will forgive them. There are about three concrete tables with benches out in the dusty lot to sit on.