While I don't advocate for double dipping in theory, Double Dip Depot was a fun little place! Laid…read moreback mini golf course with decent sweet treats. The course itself was not the most interesting or challenging, and some holes were repeats of others, but it was well maintained and easy for children to pick up. Plus, for $3.50 per ball you can't beat it! I had a butterscotch milkshake and drank it so fast I can't really remember how it tasted. Must have been delicious though. My friends ordered actual food like mozzarella sticks and hot dogs, and they looked very frozen but that's expected. Double Dip is a great spot to do a double take!

I cheated. I cheated on the boy…read more I cheated on the Frosty Boy. I cheated on the Frosty Boy with Double Dip Depot! It all started on a smoky, 87 degree Saturday in July when our camping plans got a rain check and we were open for a good time. Big Mini Putt Club was initially discussed but nixed because we weren't feeling the downtown vibe or $12 a person/9 holes. Then, we looked up AJ's mini golf but they had a private event scheduled. Yelp suggested Double Dip and after one ring, the employee on the telephone sold us with $3.50/person for 18 holes and recommended we come before 7p (thanks for the tip!). We parked, watched the first half of England vs. France at Walker Roadhouse and walked right over to the Depot. The course was perfect (no waiting around and lots of shade) for our 4 year old who got her first hole in one on the 15th! The ice cream/cone of ice came out quick (no line either) at 6:30p and we had our choice of picnic tables with umbrellas to enjoy. Overall, great family date night! We rarely frequent the west side, besides for the zoo, but will have to plan another trip before the summer ends. Sorry Frosty Boy - we'll see you soon (probably tomorrow) and congrats on winning Best of the West!

Went for a kiddos birthday and forgot to snap a photo…read more Safe to say this kiddo enjoyed it! For me, prices were slightly higher than Grand Haven, but service was good (though there was a bit of a line, it was hot!!) We sat outside in one of the patio tables which was under an awning and provided shade. It looked like there was seating out back too, but unsure what it looked like as we stayed in the front. I was impressed with the number of Gluten Free options they offered. The ice cream was delicious, and I do not regret the stop.

We have been regular customers here. But today's experience was different in a bad way. After…read moreordering the vegan vanilla soft serve dipped in chocolate it was disappointing & lacking flavor. A plain glass of water would have tasted the same. So it definitely was not worth the stop or $. Service was decent with a good location and some tables including around back. No restrooms noted since it is simply a couple walk up windows.

Waited 15 minutes after ordering for our 2 cyclones. The ice cream was not blended well and quite…read moremelted. Wondering if they need more staff or a more efficient system.

Great ice cream, generous portions, run by Mallory and her energetic young staff. Game tables for…read morekids and adults.

I've learned from experience that homemade Mexican ice cream is always worth a try, so I was very…read morereceptive to taking a break from a certain seasonal sundae shop and give La Michoacana a shot. To my delight, the length of the store is mostly cold storage for the ice cream, paletas, and horchatas. Peering inside, I felt even more delight at not only the variety of flavors but also the generous toppings. My fingers were crossed that I'd get to lick some flavor bombs...and with peak delight, I licked some flavor bombs. At $6, the Oreo was overloaded and the Arroz con Leche was the perfect amount of cinnamon with a bit of chew from the rice. There's no doubt in my mind that I'll be back for more rounds of homemade ice cream. Plus, there's some strawberry horchata and paletas calling my name...and it's calling yours too.

Always amazing at La Michoacana. Icecream, mangonada, cucumber drink, horchata, elotes, walking…read moretacos, they have it all. They have popsicles as well! A few pop canned drinks like Monster and Fanta.

This place was pretty clean and easy to find at Studio Park. There's a walk with 4 different flavor…read morecombos of froyo/ice cream/Dole whip. I do like paying a flat fee to fill my cup, rather than charging by weight. Junior - $7, regular - $9, large - $11? I got a regular. Some of the toppings weren't refilled, so that was kind of disappointing. The Nilla cookies tasted a little stale too. But overall not too bad.

Cute place in the middle of downtown - was clean, good froyo flavors and plenty of toppings. My…read moreonly issue was that the 6$ cup and 8$ cup were so so similar in size - a bit disappointing (I guess they change that cup often since it's the most bought size).

Waited a while last ones and handed 2 Sundays that were complete consistency of water that was a…read morewaste and threw away . Instead say your machine is broken instead of just taking people's money. :( we would have gotten something else instead of now nothing....

Celiac Foodie: Very…read morebusy ice cream shop- at a very busy intersection. Parking is a challenge but it moves quick. Outside seating at picnic tables to the side of the building, pink tables. Even with a huge crowd, treats were made quickly. Not much of a wait. Hudsonville Ice Cream served and soft serve too. Gluten Free Cone available on request. Strawberry Shake, Hot Fudge Sundae, BlueMoon in a Cup and a Cup of Mackinaw Fudge with Cookie Dough Topping Not all items were GF. No illness from consuming food. Happy Dining!

Good food and good service at their 28th St. SE location. Breakfast items are served fresh and…read moretheir sandwiches are very good. They have a big menu. My one complaint is that they only have two handicapped parking spaces out front. The only markings for them are badly deteriorated striping on the pavement. Very hard to see. They also have room on the exterior of the building for handicapped signage at each spot, which would be extremely helpful!

I think Leo's Coney Island is slept on. Sure the DT parking is a pain, but what can you expect…read morethese days..... Especially with the new amphitheater! The food is reasonably priced and it is pretty consistent. Fries are always served hot and "fresh" out of the deep fryer. Sometimes when it's busy service can be a little slower but I don't think it's extraordinarily bad. If anything I'd say the servers have all been attentive when I've dined here. The ambiance is pretty much what you'd expect at a Coney Island. Clean, simple and "diner" vibes. I hand had brunch here yet, but do enjoy the gyro! Overall a decent spot to grab lunch DT GT! 4/5 stars!

Came here a few weeks back and had a great experience getting some ice cream…read more Standard fare - both hard scoop + soft serve. The wife got a cone while I got a sundae. Quick service, fair prices, and they had a full staff to keep things moving, even though they were fairly busy. We'd come back if we're in the area - thanks again!

Some friends told us about a new ice cream place in Hudsonville, and it wasn't long before we drove…read moreout to try it. Huddy's opened in the spring of 2026, by local owners Matt VanWoerkom, Alex VanOverloop, and Tyler Doezema. The shop was very nicely decorated with murals and pictures and old nostalgic photos of Hudsonville, Hudsonville Ice Cream, and dairy cows. It's clean, bright and fresh. It was well-staffed with youngsters from several different area high schools, providing prompt and cheerful service. Can't go wrong with Hudsonville Ice Cream *in* Hudsonville, both soft-serve and hard. They offer all the usual treats: cones, milkshakes, floats, sundaes, specialty sundaes, dog delights... Plus a few twists like brownie sundaes, ice cream sandwiches, and three "Founders' Favorites" which I assume are the owners' chosen dishes, e.g. "The Woerks" (heh) with cake batter hard ice cream, Oreo pieces and caramel. I didn't really notice the indoor seating because we quickly took our ice cream to the plentiful blue tables on the outdoor deck. It was a nice ambience overlooking a brick-paved alley street and several businesses. I did not ask anyone this but my feeling was that Hudsonville is working to develop this area into a pedestrian zone or common area. Why am I rating Huddy's four stars instead of five? 1. They did not have sugar cones, which are my favorite--only cake and waffle cones. I'm not sure if they were out of stock, or trying to nudge customers to pay extra for waffle cones. 2. The turtle sundae had too high a ratio of syrup (hot fudge and caramel) to ice cream. So was left with lots of delicious goo but no more ice cream to enjoy with it. TIP: Huddy's is basically on Chicago Drive in the center of town, but it's not directly facing the street. You turn off Chicago Drive into Plaza Drive, and then the front entrance faces a parking lot, with the shop sitting along the brick-paved "alley street" I mentioned.