Their house-made ice cream is absolutely fabulous! I've had several flavors and they were all…read moredelicious.

Wow, a hidden gem. We came on a whim after dinner, in need of something sweet. There was a line…read moreout the door but it was well worth the wait. Once we got inside the house, which had great ambiance with funny framed art of famous paintings, we looked over the big menu of flavors (one of Tillamook and one of homemade). We each got cones with two junior scoops each - some of the standout flavors included walnuts & maple (great), pistachio almond (YUM), rhubarb crumble (YUM), and apple pie. We will definitely be back.

Delicious ice cream! We came here 3 days in a row while visiting Packwood. Huckleberry and coffee…read moreheath crunch were very good. Also had a couple affogatos that were perfect afternoon treats. Waffle cones are fresh and delicious. You can see the waffle makers in the air stream so you know it's gonna be good!

We stopped by this cute trailer and sampled some amazing original flavors like huckleberry cream…read moreand Marionberry sorbet. I landed on the kids scoop of banana macadamia nut in a hot fudge filled HOME MADE waffle cone. As a seasoned ice cream girl I really do know my ice creams and this place rocks!

Friendly service and nice variety of old Timey candy…read more Ice cream in the back as well as some sorbet and overall a cute little stop to support a small business in the community of Roslyn. Fun fact. It used to be a bank. Peek in the back to see the safe!!

It's been quite a long time since I was at a formal candy store, so you can imagine my excitement…read morewhen we found out there was one in Roslyn! We were down in Cle Elum on a meatscapade when we decided then we should grab some sweets. The kids definitely didn't object! This place is a small spot located on a corner in downtown Roslyn. Currently, they're only letting small groups of six or less inside, so you may have to wait outside for a bit. The folks inside got everybody through quickly. They have a moderate selection of some old-school candy, including some really old-school stuff that would get your grandparents excited! It also got some more modern, old stuff like big league chew. Nothing made you feel more alive than shredded I will come design to look like tobacco! A big selling point is the fact that they have Winegars ice cream as well as a number of other funky flavors. One of the kid got pop rocks ice cream, another rocky road, and another a delightful sorbet. They also have some pretty cool antique showcases that housed the candy. You definitely have to watch the kids as their favorite thing while we were there was to lean on the glass case from the 1890s. One of the best things we found were the handmade chocolates that they have that came in a number of different flavors. The rosemary with sea salt, three citrus and lavender were the favorites, no the other four or five options that they had looked very nice. It was pretty cool to be able to get high end chocolates as well as gummy candy in the shape of cheeseburgers from the same place. The prices were good and the selection with solid and fun. This is definitely a spot you should check out!

I was pleasantly surprised by this place. It was a hot day so I was happy to see they had a drive…read morethru. I had no clue they made their own ice cream in house but quickly realized they did when I took my first bite. The ice cream is super creamy. I had the blueberry cheesecake ice cream and it was scrumptious. I wish I had bought a pint of it.

Great place for great coffee and quality ice cream. Happy, fun and very professional staff. I…read moreespecially enjoy ordering a milkshake with a shot or two of espresso.

Stopped in for family ice cream stop as we were cruising through Ellensburg. Ice cream was…read moredelicious- family had an assortment of ice cream and shakes - service was friendly and it's a cute mom and pops establishment connected to a cute store!

No prices or menu in the drive thru. Just Specials & bakery pictures…read more 30 minutes to get through 2 cars. These have been standard for about 5 years. But today.... I waited out of the drive thru for 2 cars to get through (a third pulled in & left) then I went in and guessed an order at the person. Pretty dang friendly. We jived a little, it was fun, we made it work. I will now replay the conversation as it followed: Emp: "Can I get'cha anything else?" Me: "Ah, sure [X]" Emp: "We don't have [X]. I thiiiink that [Y] is about the closest" Me: "Well I'll do it" Emp: "Excellent. You want a cookie?" Me: "Uuuummmm..." Emp: "M&m, only here for a short time" Me: "Uuuhh, sure." Emp: "Why don't you just get one of every cookie?" Me: "Naw...I don't think I can swing tha-" Emp: "Why not?" ........ Me: "-Wha?" Emp: "Why not?" Me: "I... don't want an-" Emp: "Why not? They're only a dollar each." Me: "Huh- um- they are? Okay..." Emp: "Yeah!" *adds them to order* "Yep, they're $1.39 each" Me: "Wai-" Emp: "Are you on drugs?" *stunned silence* Me: "Aw yeah, yeah of course" Emp: "Really?" Me: "uh, nevermind" Emp: "So you're sober?" This person was now staring into my soul. I thought that was a joke. Emp: "When was the last time?" Me: "I mean, my liver's clean." Emp: "So you're not sober..." They sank their head. They looked genuinely heartbroken They then spent the next 15 minutes trying to convince me to go to rehab, cut me off every time I tried to answer their questions, then ended with trying to bring me to Jesus. I mentioned money issues in regular conversation, and they cut me off to scream that I needed to get off drugs. To emphasize, I am not on drugs, and I do know Jesus. However, this employee had already decided my reality. Then they asked for a tip. Recap: -No menu or prices at the drive thru -How is it possible for an ice cream parlor to take so long? -Interaction started alright. That was bait. -Got hit with the ~lying~~upsell~~Evangelize~ switcheroo And the cookies suck

This is great place to pick up lunch or a treat! They have the best Mexican food to go! I have…read moretried the chicken flautas, the pozole and the papusas. They also have a variety of treats and drinks! The flautas a made fresh and are light and delicious. I love that they top them off with mexican cheese and lettuce and tomatoe. The meal comes with rice and beans and avacado slices. My husband approves of the pozole as it is made fresh for the weekends, and the broth is rich and flavorful. All the food is fresh and the staff there is so friendly. I love supporting a local business, and so glad we have this business in Grandview.

Got away from the interstate and went into town for an ice cream break mid-road trip. The place…read morewe'd intended to visit was closed but we found the Happy Watermelon right across the street. The regular food menu looked great tho we were here for ice cream. She got a small cone and then shared some of my mango surprise. Both were great - hope to stop by again if in the area.

Homemade ice cream!! Delicious n great price. Come with your cooler as my family does and take a…read morevariety of ice cream Popsicles home. In business over 20 yrs.!!! I can only get you Quincy about once a year, luckily can purchase the popsicles year-round in Seattle as they sell them in many different Mexican markets in WA.

I'm really glad we found this place! It might be little with only eight flavors of old fashioned…read moreice cream but they had our favorite flavors and it sure hit the spot.

I was coming from another town stopped in Wapato to get something to eat. I went through the drive…read moreinn. I have never seen such a disgusting business. The windows had crud running down every payne,dirt ,and fingerprints on every single windows. Seeing is believing! I can't imagine that the owner could be so disgusting. I am stunned that it's still open. They had a small child running around everthing. And the service was bad. Im not joking.​ on top of that the food was horrible. Not dairy queen standards! Im really not a complainer but couldn't help myself.

On February 10, 2026, at approximately 8:45 PM, I visited the drive-thru at the Dairy Queen in…read moreWapato, WA, and the experience raised serious concerns about staff training, communication, and customer service standards. Upon arriving at the intercom, I was immediately told to wait. After a short pause, I was instructed to pull forward to the first window. When I arrived, the employee had her back turned while engaged in a personal phone conversation. There was no acknowledgment of my presence until the call ended. When the window was opened, I began placing my order but was interrupted mid-order and told to wait so it could be entered into the system. After finally completing the order and being given a total, I attempted to pay with my debit card. I was then told, "the card reader doesn't work." I asked whether credit or tap-to-pay would work and was given the same vague response. When I asked directly if the location was cash-only, the employee did not answer and instead stared at me without any clarification. At no point was the situation explained, nor was an alternative offered. This level of poor communication, lack of professionalism, and disregard for the customer experience is unacceptable. The issue was not the wait or a system problem--it was the inability or unwillingness to clearly communicate basic information. Management should be aware that this interaction reflects poor accountability, and customer service oversight, especially during evening hours. This experience was frustrating, avoidable, and left a disappointing impression.