If you are ever anywhere near Two Rivers, don't miss this place. The ice cream is amazing and…read moreserved in donut cones - woohoo! The S'mores conut is a wonder! A donut cone with marshmallow edges that are toasted with a cooking torch, then piled high with your choice of ice cream and chocolate syrup. The kid conut sundae is more than enough for one person to eat. The owner, Emilee Rysticken, is 21 years old and opened her first Scream 'N Conuts at the age of 17, just three days after her high school graduation! You can't miss the pink building on the corner of 12th and Washington. Take some time to admire the funky fun interior. And remember the Scream'N Conuts motto: All you need is love and ice cream.

Came in on a Saturday and it wasn't busy. I like the concept, but it can at times get a bit messy…read more Asked for one scoop and she dug into the ice cream cask about 7 times. Lol. Next time I'll ask for a kids cone. It's a novelty, and the cone tasted good with the caramel, cinnamon and sugar.

Staying across the river from downtown Green Bay allowed us to explore…read moreshops, restaurants, bars and more. After eating lunch nearby, we decided to continue exploring and stumbled upon this quaint candy shop. ++ Cute location, plenty of parking and walkability to downtown attractions ++ Family owned and operated! ++ Sweetest and welcoming staff - that allows all to try multiple items before purchasing! ++ One heck of an inventory of chocolate, gummies, hard candies and more! We had a hard time deciding on what to buy but sampled a few items before walking away with a box of little chocolates, chocolate covered bacon and other gummies. YUM! ++ fresh, creamy and delicious chocolate and enjoyable candy!! ++ Pricing is cheap and affordable! When in GB, come HERE to fulfill your sweet tooth!

We took a quick detour to peek inside this place before we got back on the road. Beautiful woodwork…read moreinside the display case and seating areas really amplifies the experience. The old fashioned ice cream counter would be fun to enjoy during warmer months, it was somewhat cold outside, so we settled on a few to-go treats instead. We purchased a couple different items including some chocolates, caramels and the sleeper pick of all the items - homemade hot cocoa mix. The mix is basically leftover chocolate shavings and makes for a delicious cup of hot chocolate. They also offer a ton of molded chocolates. Dinosaurs, flowers, race cars, animals, shapes, holiday items, etc. A variety of prices and sizes and in different chocolate types. The chocolate used in the shapes is a creamy, high quality one. Fun pit stop before heading home for the day.

We stopped here fairly often at the "little cow" to avoid the big crowds. Good ice cream, cones and…read moredrinks, good coffee drinks, and a small selection of baked goods. Service is not the fastest, because there's usually only one person behind the counter, but I can deal with that because everything is always good. it's a small locally owned business but a nice addition to Manitowoc. There is a nice seating area inside, and outside as well, but somewhat limited in size. Again, not a problem.

Five stars for being open into the afternoon, drive thru window, delish decaf espresso, and…read morenon-dairy milk (almond)! A medium coffee is 16 oz of bliss. Super nice folks, awesome service.

Kind of a "must-do" while you staying in Manitowoc, Wisconsin. You are in the dairy capital of the…read moreUnited States so how can you skip stopping when you see a giant cow? Prices are very reasonable, at the time that we went it was $4.50 for two large scoops of ice cream. A special Sunday would run you 5 to 6 bucks, which is very comparable to like a Dairy Queen. I had Scotcheroo, a butterscotch ice cream base with peanut butter swirl and chocolate covered crispies, a flavor I haven't been able to find at the grocery store before. It was so good, if I find out the store I'm buying two tubs!

Scotcheroo: A few years ago, I was browsing the ice cream section when the description of this ice…read morecream caught my eye. At the time, in my ignorance I did not know Scotcheroos are also a type of dessert and not just this flavor of ice cream. So, for those of you who are also behind on the times like I once was, a scotcheroo is a dessert bar made with chocolate, butterscotch, peanut butter, and Rice Krispies. Apparently the recipe was originally printed on Rice Krispies boxes in the mid-1960s and they remain a popular treat in the Midwest (which explains why I've eaten them before, but did not know they were "officially" called Scotcheroos).With that out of the way, Cedar Crest's ice cream is comprised of butterscotch ice cream, milk chocolate covered crisped rice, and a peanut butter swirl. I was completely wowed by this flavor back then and I still am today! The peanut butter swirl does an excellent job of cutting the super sweet butterscotch ice cream and the milk chocolate crisped rice continue to be a real game changer. Not only did the rice stay nice and crispy, but the pint is just absolutely teeming with them. Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews My favorite Cedar Crest Flavors: 1.Pirates Bounty 2.Scotcheroo 3.Birthday Cake

Not badly priced for the quality of ice cream you get. They use Swiss cake rolls for the brownie…read moresundae which isn't that great, but the ice cream is really the star of the show. Would try something different next time.

We have been stopping here on our way up and back from Door County forever and the custard is the…read morebest we have ever had. Sure, we sometimes get a brat burger, chicken or fish sandwich...but that's not why we go. It's totally for the custard. Chocolate and vanilla are always stellar but the fun is that they have a featured special flavor in addition to those two every day. Service is good, ambiance is fun, bright, quirky. Tables outside are a good option if you have a dog in tow...

If you live around here I'm sure you've had and or at least seen this nostalgic logo, but until a…read morefew years ago even I didn't know not only could you visit the farm, you could eat there! Want some more, the staff is always kind and patient, that have games and a playground to keep kids entertained, their milk is incredible as is their unbelievably fresh on site beef, and you can even treat yourself to a cute souvenir and some homemade ice cream before you go. Talk about a lovely Michigan staple and a truly full service experience everyone is bound to enjoy.

Way too expensive for what you get. The ice cream is excellent however. My wait time was dismal…read moreeven though there were few patrons at that time.

Soo many flavor options of cheese and cheese spreads. As well as many gift type options…read more Staff was very helpful. But don't forget the .50 ice cream. It was delicious.

Pine River Dairy is a must-visit if you're in the area! The highlight is definitely their 50 cent…read moreCedar Crest cones. Cheese is a bit pricey, but very fresh and tasty. Big variety for a small place. My favorite is the mozzarella cheese whips, and their cheese curds and cracker spreads are amazing as well! They have a very nice sitting area outside to enjoy your treats, like a small park. Used to come here a few years ago for a book club and it was a perfect place. Wish the dairy was closer, but always love stopping by when I can!

A must-stop when we're in town - and it's worth waiting in line, which moves fairly quickly. They…read morehave a great selection of ice cream flavors, freshly made waffle cones, a section of nostalgic candy and handmade candies and fudge. The historic decor is fun to check out while you wait or eat inside.

So charming and quaint yet yummy! Not only a ton of ice…read morecream but also a lot of gourmet chocolates and retro stuff. There is a cute area to sit down and in the back there is a lot of historical stuff. It is much bigger and cuter then you may think and ice cream is amazing. Enjoy!

C's is a great hidden gem in downtown Montague! They serve Hudsonville ice cream and they also have…read morean 18 hole mini golf. The pricing for mini golf is the cheapest you'll find! $5 for adults, $3 for kids, and 3 and under are free! It is an affordable family outing and you get to play all 18 holes for that cost. They also have some food they serve such as hotdogs and nachos. There is free parking on the premises. The inside is decorated so fun! It is a great ice cream shop with the nicest staff. It is also right on the Hart/Montague Bike Trail, so if you are passing through on your bike, it makes a great stop to rest and get refreshed! Reminder-- *they only take cash!**

I just moved to Montague this summer, I've been here three times and each one has been a BLAST!…read moresuper fun golfing, yummy ice cream, good service. The owner is such a kind soul. I do recommend maybe some updates on the golf course itself--maybe some updating of the structures or repainting. The water is also a little gross, but truly it's a great family experience. Those small things did not take away from the fun!

This is the place to go for GREAT FOOD prices are reasonable and the bar is very cleanread more

My son and I stopped here for lunch after a night of camping nearby. They have a pretty big bar and…read morea nice patio area. The owner took our service and was a delight to chat with. My son wanted a fish fry and when he saw the different fish options he went with bluegill. The single platter was huge and we didn't eat it all. Very tasty too. We'd definitely have it again!