Who doesn't want a great ice cream treat while watching the freighters pass by on a hot summer day?…read moreGreat location, friendly staff and many memories to be made!

By far the best ice cream place around! So many choices and it is so fresh! Clean place, friendly…read moreservice and enjoy a walk on the waterfront. Flowers are beautiful. Awesome park for kids around the corner with splash pad and bathrooms. We live in Michigan but stop here as often as we can!

We were driving through Grosse Ile and stumbled across this amazing ice cream truck business. They…read moresell varieties of Italian ice and ice cream sundaes. The owner was super awesome and offered me samples of every flavor of their Italian ice. I ended up ordering the Nonne ice that was Italian ice with soft serve vanilla ice cream on top. This was some of the best Italian ice and creamy soft serve I ever tasted. You really need to stop out to try their amazing offerings. Highly recommended.

Delicious ice cream and Italian ice! Very reasonable prices. The owners and family are all so kind…read moreand welcoming. I could not reccomended this place more!!

Yum yum yummy! Friendly helpful service! And quick too! Did I say yum yum yummy?! Junior…read morestrawberry cheese cake on waffle cone... so good! BEWARE... large portions. Next time I must get a kids mini or something

So delicious. If I lived closer, I would visit every day. If you like creamy, yummy ice cream,…read morejust pick here.

Love the old school, small town custard/froyo shack. Open during the summers, and offering a…read morerotating menu. I grew up in the area and loved this place, and when I return home from California, this is almost a daily stop for the family. Service is fast and friendly.

This was just not great frozen custard. Would be a fine ice cream, just didn't have the right…read moreconsistency for frozen custard.

Ordered strawberry shortcake w/pineapples. Ordered on app; the item was ready when I arrived…read more Service is friendly and punctual. Not an indoor seating ice cream parlor. So, noise level is based on the amount of traffic on Fort street at time of order. Ice cream was very very cold and lacking flavor. Did not taste a hint of vanilla flavor. Strawberries were flavorful; as were the pineapples. The short cake lacked substance; it was almost nonexistent. It simply tasted and had the texture of wet bread.

This ice shop only has a walk up window but they do have tables with umbrellas outside for some…read moreshaded relaxation. I have 2 flavors lemon blueberry cake and banana pudding it was my favorite. Customer service was great. I will go back. They have a wide selection and some non diary options.

Love love love scoopys for ice cream runs....i know that statement doesn't sound the best lol but ,…read morescoopys has some delicious flavors in the repertoire and huge scoops makes it more delightful and special . Ice cream is always a great treat and scoopys make it a family affair

Friendly servers that shared their favorite flavors upon our request. Ice cream is made in Sterling…read moreand was quite tasty in our waffle cones.

This place is my all time favorite ice cream. The dairy is fresh and locally sourced from their own…read morefarm. Lines always move fast and service is great. Ask to sample vanilla is a baseline must try to get a sense of the quality. The milkshakes and sundaes are great too. A very nice laid back vibe to hang out with friends in the summer with the picnic table seating Also if you want fresh local milk. The store has the best and they even have reusable glass bottles.

Moodith: A Calder Bros. Love Letter A confession from a…read moredairy addict with no plans for recovery When I was little, I lived with my grandparents in a house that still had a milk chute by the side door. Some of my earliest memories are of Gram accidentally locking us out. She'd give me a leg up, and I'd clamber through that tiny door like some pint-sized action hero. Without fail, I'd crash into the brass umbrella stand and send it tumbling down the basement stairs, which sounded like a car crash. But after landing in a heap, I'd pop up, fling the door open, and beam like Fievel finally finding his family and fitting into his giant hat. Now, Calder's might not be sliding bottles through chutes anymore, but they will still deliver to your doorstep: milk, eggs, butter, the whole wholesome package. This is a lifesaver for my 96-year-old Gram, who doesn't exactly "pop into Meijer" the way she used to. Downriver might not be a postcard neighborhood, but Calder's honestly dignifies it just by existing. But let's get real: I'm here to talk about the eggnog. This is not your run-of-the-mill jug. It's eggnog with the viscosity of wet cement and the caloric density of my future regrets. It's one of the main reasons I'll never hit my "target weight," unless that target is simply "rotund." Here's the thing...I have a dairy problem. When I was a teen, I once complained to my doctor about my loud stomach. She suggested I give up dairy. I laughed directly in her face. Given that I'm usually pathologically polite, that was basically the emotional equivalent of slapping her. If my family ever staged an intervention and gave me an ultimatum, dairy would win, and it would be the loss of a pretty good family. My addictions, in rough order, look like this: 1. Dairy. 2. Buying stuff I don't need (but swear I'll use). 3. Caffeine. 4. A practiced devotion to the unattainable (sigh/fml). 5. Hoarding premium gel pens like they're rare Pokémon. So yeah, Calder's doesn't just have a customer for life. They may very well end up as the surprise beneficiary of my estate someday. Picture it: a modest inheritance left not to wayward relatives, but to the cows themselves...my final act of dairy philanthropy.

I love Swirl Ice cream! Their brownie bites are *chef's kiss*. They have a lot of options for just…read morea fro yo spot! They have boba, fro yo, and rolled ice cream! The workers seemed very nice, you can just go up to the counter and order(no wait). They had free games to play. Some already at your table and many in the corner shelf. After a hot day, it is a nice and cool shop to hang out at. I had so much fun hanging out with my friend and playing games! Elizabeth Park is only minutes away!

I gave my children cash for the claw machine at this frozen yogurt/ ice cream shop and have a video…read moreof them playing the claw machine that glitched and wouldn't even drop down. I showed the employee and asked if we could have another play and they said they don't own the claw machine and there's nothing they can do which I find hard to believe. Definitely some scams going on in this place.

Yummy ice cream and Italian ice. Normally younger employees aren't so great but these ones wereread more

Great custard! I have tried 3 different flavors and they all tasted great…read more Give it a try!