Busy when we drove by. Very limited parking spots, we circled 2 times but no spot. However, there…read moreis a public park 1 min walk from the ice cream place. We parked and everyone walked there. Ice cream's flavor are yummy, big portion. Hit the spot as I was too full after that! Open late too.

The ice cream is the best. French fries were crispy on the outside and tender on the…read moreinside-perfect. The staff is great.

Our ice cream was good, workers could have been a little friendlier rather than trying to hurry up…read moreand get back to their conversations among each other.

I try dairy free ice cream whenever I go out for ice cream. silver scoops had the best (hands…read moredown!) I have ever had. They are so generous with protein size. customer service was really great. The employees were happy and kind! I also really appreciated the food options as there are not a lot of good places in Silver lake/ocean county area.

Anyone who says these donuts are anything less than heaven must work for a competitor. I stopped in…read morearound 8am and there were a few customers in line both in front of me and behind. The line moved swiftly and the man working the counter was patient as my kids were a bit slow picking out what they wanted. I've been lucky to travel a lot and am unashamed to admit I've eaten too many donuts in this lifetime. These are some of the best.

This Lady is the epitome of what a baker should be, and how a bakery should be run. Her hours are 5…read morea.m. to 3 PM p.m. Tuesday - Saturday Closed Sunday - Monday So many bakery is open at 7 AM or 8 AM some even nine or 10 and only open Wednesday through Saturday what's wrong with these people? Well I can tell you here in Hart, Michigan at The Bakery On The Corner things are the way done the way they should be done day in and day out.

Great ice cream, decent prices. We went when it wasn't busy so our wait was not long.read more

Love their ice cream they have a nice place spot and I like how they can have smaller businesses in…read morethe back overall I love it and the service is nice

Almost forgot we promised the kids ice cream another night on this last vacation up north and were…read morelucky enough to make it here quickly before close. There was still a line, and the staff were great both friendly and quick. The ice cream as always was fantastic. Definitely worth a visit.

From a gluten free perspective Mediocre customer service…read more Nothing is marked. Had to pass all the ice cream, get to the register (which is just about at the end of all the flavors) and then was able ask what was gf. Was told tell us what you want then we can tell you . So I had to go back in front of others (which felt super rude) come back and ask. They didn't know the answer, only went and grabbed a book, and said here are the ingredients. I don't mind checking myself, but they just came across rude and with an attitude. I ordered one scoop of moosetracks and again the girl helping just seemed bothered by me. No offer to change gloves, scoop, or get new bin of ice cream like the House of Flavors in Ludington. Cute decor, 50s diner look.

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.

If you are looking for the tourist experience including mediocre food, a vastly overcharged tour…read moreand menu, plus a cheesy gift shop you will find it here. However; the refills on the best milk ever were there with your meal.

Pentwater Froyo is a great addition to the area! There are a variety of frozen yogurt flavors to…read morechoose from and the toppings are endless. There are several toppings to choose from such as cereals, candy bar pieces, caramel, boba, brownie bites etc! They also serve a variety of cold drinks such as lemonades, teas, canned soda, bottled water etc. You can also add boba to the lemonades! The nespresso coffee bar is also a nice touch for the coffee lovers! The inside is clean and the 50s theme takes you back in time. The bright colors give a fun vibe with the checkered floor. There is no indoor seating but they have plenty of seating on their new covered deck overlooking the village green and Pentwater lake. There is truly something for everyone at Pentwater Froyo! Don't miss out!

A Wonderful Experience at Pentwater Froyo…read more We arrived in town late and noticed this new frozen yogurt shop near the square. Even though they were closed, the person inside (possibly the owner) kindly let us in when he saw me and my 4-year-old daughter at the door. He was so friendly, helping us fill our cups with yogurt and toppings. To our surprise, when we went to pay, he said it was on the house and even gave us a 10% off coupon for our next visit. It was such a kind gesture after a long day of travel. We'll definitely be back!!

Such a great place for some really good homemade ice cream! We had the dark chocolate, peanut…read morebutter and caramel ice creams. They were all super good and creamy. The service was excellent, the staff was super friendly. Ambiance is great, clean and nice. I learned a little history about this place at the surf shop today. The owner used to work for them and then had the opportunity to buy it. She also bought another shop in town when the owner's children didn't want the business. They make the chocolate for it. Give them a try at this location or their other location by Culver's.

Just gotta say before I say anything else, the amount of workers that are always in this location…read morenever ceases to amaze me. I walked in and my little brother was already drooling at the smell of the store. Somehow you can smell the ice cream. There is a radius around the store where you can smell it. It's impressive. Maybe the body heat of all the workers creates a special environment that blasts the fumes of the store outdoors. But who knows. My little brother kept saying waffle bowl. His eyes rolled back and he said it again. Waffle bowl. Waffle bowl. Waffle bowl. His eyes were completely turned back and it was like a spirit spoke through him. Cappuccino crunch waffle bowl. I told him that I was going to get a waffle cone, and then he turned around, and then his neck spun on an axis toward me. The lights began flickering and all I could see were the whites of his eyes rolled back. They began to turn red and swell and then he quickly turned around, his neck snapped back and his eyes went down. The lights came back on and the workers were still there asking if we were ready. "Cappuccino crunch is pretty good. Get a waffle bowl." Said my brother as if nothing happened. Traumatized I just got the waffle cone, because my ego could not back down. But I did get cappuccino crunch. The rest of my family got other ice creams piled atop cones and waffle cones, and they were all smalls. Small gets you three scoops atop a waffle cones. On the Fourth of July, I couldn't imagine anything more American. They give you one to two napkins and there are napkin holders with more. I grabbed a few. My IQ is 180 so I ate my cappuccino crunch with ease. It dripped on the ground but never onto my hand. Smoothly I licked the cone all the way till it was gone and then took my final crunch. Man that was good. Between a cappuccino and heath candy, this was the fusion I never knew I needed. Like an affogato from the candy shop, but not too sweet. My intelligence often limits me from enjoying simple pleasures, but this scratched the itch for me. I am a world renowned track athlete, and this was my first cheat day in 4 years. I treat cheat days like bachelors degrees. If I can't go that long, it's worth nothing. Paul's uncle was our cashier, and after the maze of employees scurried around each other like Times Square in NYC, they piled the ice cream up with ease. If I counted right, I think I saw 20 workers in there. Quite the operation. My little brother smiled at me as I ate my ice cream with ease. No mess. However, with his bowl, he was the only one beside me that didn't spill it all over himself. We tied for first. He sat in his chair and laughed away as everyone else spilled soft serve down their shirts. "Waffle bowl." He said as he sucked his ice cream down like a black hole. Great times with fam

Friendly service; easy free street parking during day. Breakfast pasty was delicious w gravy. I…read moredon't know if I'd pay the $8.50 again; we'll see how the beef and chicken pasties turn out!

Not bad I got a beef pastie the cost was $8.50 First off i…read morepersonally think it had way too much carrots and not enough beef the crust was amazing. Also I would like to add the ambiance was very nice and inviting

Way! Way! Way! Too expensive! You are not Disney Land, your patrons are not the ultra rich, and…read moreshame on you for forcing the people who visit to dine with you because there are no other options. It was Gordan Food cheap quality. Pack your own food to eat and prevent spite so you can better enjoy your day.

Great experience! Great for the kids! I would say great for kids 5-9…read more Great for 10 and up in my opinion: cabybaras, animals, apple canons, paintball. Many food stands around the farm. Super clean and well maintained. Only place that is a little stinky are the camels that you can ride by the corn maze. Many aesthetic places to take pictures and cute funny cartoony. Expect to spend $200-300 for a family of 4 if you spend all day there.