Such a cute little coffee shop! Plenty of parking on the street and nearby lots. They were slammed…read morewhich caused service to lack a bit. We only received one of our items at first and I had to go back to the counter twice to remind them about the rest of our order. Drinks were good though and the cheesecake was such a great sweet treat! Love the vibe in there as well. Seems like a great place to get some work done or catch up with friends. We spent a lot of time in the antique store connected to the shop as well. A true little gem!

$45 for 4 bagels that were all trash! Besides the fact that we waited 25 minutes all our food was…read moreCOLD! Bagels were not toasted like we asked. The salmon bagel was outrageously small for $11! The panini!!! OMG don't call it a panini if it's not one, call it a cold sandwich, and the Italian bagel, they need to learn the difference between mortadella and Bologna. They cut all the cold cuts super thick, like Bologna is. Not coming back that's for sure!

The newest bakery in Washington is quite impressive!…read more If you're looking for authentic European pastries and decadent chocolate flan, this is your place.

So I've been coming to this antique store for a long time and always love the drive up here to…read morecheck out the antiques. So recently they open up this ice cream place inside of the antique store and I've never been more happy about it in my life. It shocked me at first to see a random ice cream store inside of an antique store but at the other day I was excited because I was a little hungry and who can argue with ice cream on a hot day. So me and my sister got ice cream from here, I went with the strawberry cheesecake, and she went with chocolate. I was shocked on how delicious this was. I was not expecting it at all, but the ice cream was phenomenal. The two old ladies who ran this place were very friendly and even offered samples if we want to try them. But I didn't get any samples just because the strawberry cheesecake sounded so delicious and I knew I wanted it. My sister did try a couple samples and at the end she picks the ones you like the most. I'm definitely going to make a trip back out here not just for the antiques anymore but for the ice cream. Next time I might try something different on their menu because they also did have sandwiches and other items that sounded interesting. To me this place is definitely worth the drive every time now.

In the Romeo area and wanted to get ice cream. Only two places we could find for ice cream either…read moreDairy Queen or Frontier Town Ice Cream Parlor. Prefer to go to more local places rather than chains, so we visited Frontier Town. Lots of seating outside the ice cream shop but inside it is very small and has no seating. The decor is bright, cheery, and vintage. But again very small-small enough where a line could not even really be formed. No soft serve ice cream but they had a lot of different ice cream flavors from Hersey's. They also had smoothies. Some ice cream flavors I have not seen before either. They make their own waffle cones as well. My issue was the toppings. Toppings were .65 cents and I got a single scope in a cup. Two options of m&m's with either crushed or whole candies. Looking back on it now I should have went with the crushed because the girl struggled with putting the whole m&m's on the ice cream. She did make me aware that the whole m&m's were an assortment, meaning there might be peanut m&m's. I was disappointed that I only had a little over a dozen or so m&m's and they had to be stuck into the ice cream by the server. The ice cream tasted fine and nothing great. Some of the m&m's were mint and it was gross - I just wanted regular candies, not mint. If I wanted mint then I would have gotten mint ice cream - I sound like a major complainer! Fun little animal area in the back of the ice cream shop with goats and alpacas. However, I do not think I will be coming back here anytime soon. Seems like a better place for kids rather than those that want soft serve or blizzard type ice creams.

Hershey's ice cream and various beverages in a cooler. They opened up a walk up window this year to…read morereduce the number of people inside(it can get tight in normal times). Great shakes and cones and very friendly owners. Lots of outdoor space to enjoy your once cream and petting farm is on the property. It's pretty far from picnic table if your not into that(I'm not), but not so far that your kids are out of sight.

Can someone please explain to me why i received a fresh gallon of milk that REEKS of amoxicillin…read moresmell and full of chunks ?? Not an egg smell, not a sour smell, specifically amoxicillin. I have always bought from here since moving to the area and this is just concerning now because I have a 1 year old that is on whole milk.

I have spent more time going to farms to get my groceries directly from the source. I enjoy getting…read moresome fresh air in the countryside and supporting local farmers. I'm not a huge fan of milk nor do I drink it often, but Crooked Creek would be the place to buy milk if you are looking for dairy products free of antibiotics. Crooked Creek's milk is hormone/steroid-free and the cows are fed vegetarian feed with non-GMO corn and hay. Crooked Creek is a must-visit on any farm tour of northern Macomb County. Calves welcome you in their pens as you enter the farm. Besides being able to feed the cows and goats, the store offers delicious ice cream, Crooked Creek milk, fudge, chocolate bars, and other locally made foodstuffs.

Cute little spot in Frontier Town around the backside of The Country Store. We first stopped in…read morefor breakfast the other day but they don't serve breakfast. I guess it's another level of restaurant licensing to handle raw food like eggs and such. They do have sandwiches, soup, and ice cream though. We stopped in again today for ice cream - they carry Stroh's. I noticed a Cuban sandwich on the menu and you don't see that very often around here. We had 4 grownups and 4 kids and our ice cream order was all of 12 dollars...put that in your pipe and smoke it, Cold Stone! You can also buy goat food here for 50 cents to feed the frontier town goats...which we did...twice. Good times.

Whoever took this over and turned it into Romeo ice cream did a terrible job. The ice cream is…read moreoverpriced and tasted awful. Never going back.

Based on my experience, I was very concerned about the cleanliness of this business. I repeatedly…read morenoticed bugs in the shop, and I also saw fruit that appeared moldy or spoiled being kept for sale, including a sour tasting fruity parfait. It did not seem like a sanitary environment, and it made me uncomfortable purchasing food here. I won't be returning. Edit: I'm not a fake profile, and I don't appreciate having my character questioned instead of my concerns being addressed. My review is based on what I personally observed during my experience. I stand by what I wrote. Rather than assuming anyone who leaves a negative review is a former employee, I hope the business takes customer concerns about cleanliness seriously.

Came across Trailside by accident one day in early June, went back in August! On my way home from…read morevisiting family in Shelby Twp. and decided to take the "longer way" home. What a nice suprise. It was a very hot day so wanted to get a milkshake. They have 3 sizes-the large was huge so I purchased a medium which I believe is 20ounces. I got the Oreo one and it was really good. Having been here twice now the other time I got a peanut butter shake with a hot dog! Finding the trail right there was a bonus since I hike, but it looks like there's a sign that says you can't park there to use it..? Although an employee told me I could when I asked about it. So that's why 4 stars.....your "trail side" dairy so if I'm purchasing food from you can I go on the trail..? The parking lot is pretty big so I don't see the problem....Employees were great. Prices didn't seem too bad either. Nice little find!

My favorite place for fall activities with friends or family. I visit this orchard at least twice a…read moreyear. Took my parents here recently on a Tuesday afternoon for apply picking and we had such a a great time. You buy your tickets at the front. The staff are always friendly, they kindly explain all the prices and any other questions that we have. We were told where to wait for the ride/tractor to the apple field. Didn't take long at all! The driver that day was the sweetest lady! She was informative and told us which apple was her favorite and what to look out for. Going to any orchard can be pricey but Westview is worth it! They keep this place tidy and fun for all visitors.. already made plans with a few other friends so I'll will be back in a few days (they also have best cornmaze btw). Highly recommend Westview!

Came here on a fieldtrip with the little ones. They seemed to like it but it was a long day in the…read moresun. The playground was cute for them, I liked the basketball hoop and the underground tubes they could crawl through. They had a chance to feed the animals, but I did not get much time over there this time. They loved the very large slide. There is a hay bale for the kids to jump around, but the images online look like it might be several tiers, but on this day it was only two and the kids told me there were a lot of hole. The tractor ride was fun. Since it is summer, I did not see anything to pick yet, but it looked like they will have a bunch for fruits and vegetables in the fall. There is a large area for the kids to have lunch, some of it was covered. I did not have a chance to check out the store, wine section, or anything outside the kid area. I did not try any cider, but we had cinnamon sugar donuts. I only had one bite and gave the rest to my child, but it was very delicious and fairly large. It tasted nice and fresh. I wonder if the donuts are this large in the fall. There was an outdoor concession stand. They sold drinks and treats, the turnovers looked delicious. My child got a cider/ blue raspberry slush, it was a very hot day so it was good they sold them. I liked that they had real bathrooms with running water. But I wish they had a better water filling station for the kids. They were getting very hot and the only places to fill their water was the bathroom sink or next to the animals and they were not excited about either of those options. Plus, the kids were very little, so they did not have money from home to buy cold waters. The people working here seemed nice and seemed to have experience with fieldtrips with little kids. I am not sure if I will come back and bring the rest of my family, but if I do, it would be on a weekend in the Fall to check out the rest of their offerings.