Donuts are always good, the lady who helped me was a tad standoff / rude. Looks like your average…read moredonut shop will always say they taste good, service not so much.

The donuts are the best but the mean old lady working there is not good for business. I will never…read morego back and have to deal with such a nasty person. My grandkids even asked what's wrong with her. She needs fired or learn to have patience

The is a brand new ice cream and food place in Parker, PA, situated in the old St. Mary's Church at…read morethe top of the hill before going down into Parker. Our visit took place on their fourth day of being open, around 7pm in the evening. I will start with the environment we encountered. It was very, very busy. The lines were long, with a lot of people waiting around for their food that they ordered. After talking to some of the waiting customers, they mentioned that they had been waiting on the upwards of an hour for their order. You could tell the business was "new", and the workers were scurrying around. There was definite disorganization, it seemed. My family and I waited around 15-20 minutes for our orders, which only consisted of ice cream options, aside from apple dumplings. I am hoping they quickly work out the kinks in their procedures, as I would hate to see a great business opportunity go down because of stuff like that. People are not going to be forgiving forever with stuff like this. As for our order: everything was very good. We had a sampling of a little bit of everything. A slushie, a root bear float, a "holy swirl", a sundae, and some apple dumpling sundaes. I have to do a big shout out for the apple dumplings--they were EXCELLENT! If you're a fan of apple dumplings--make sure you try it! Their menu is impressive, with lots of options and goodies. Please see pictures I posted with menu, hours, and hard ice cream options. They also are great about alternative options for those with allergies. Lots of props for what they're trying to do here! I do recommend trying them... just be aware of the wait times currently with them being new. If those apple dumplings and ice cream wasn't so yummy, and I was just basing the review off of the wait issues, their rating would've been a bit less. But, the things we had were great, and if it weren't for the waiting issues, I can see that the place would be a hit! I haven't tried any of the actual food items yet, but will update my review accordingly when the time comes.

Locally owned, friendly service! Good food for a decent price. They also offer gluten free cones…read moreand dairy free ice cream options. Our favorite local ice cream stand!

We stopped by here passing through town. First off, the shop smells amazing! The selection of…read moreflavors of fresh roasted coffee beans available for purchase is fantastic! Staff was very friendly and efficient, and the selection of treats (spiced nuts, chocolate-covered coffee beans) to go with our beverages did not disappoint. We will be back to shop small at this hidden treasure!

I have passed this coffee shop so many times over the years of working in Beaver County, but never…read morehad occasion to stop until last Friday. The staff was extremely friendly & they have many coffees to choose from & you can also buy it by the bag. They also sell coffee mugs & gifts. I had a medium cold brew & it was very good. It's small inside & really meant for grab & go, not like a Starbucks place where you can sit & hang out or work. I think there was one small table inside & one outside on the sidewalk. I'd definitely stop again if I'm working in the area. Parking is free on street.

The people working there couldn't be nicer. Our ice cream…read moresundaes were huge and packed with toppings. Looking forward to going back to get some Dole whip. I hope this business thrives and the locals support them.

We ordered to go and 3 of 5 items were wrong once we got home. Their milkshakes are watery and not…read morevery cold. Never again! DQ is opening down the street thank God. Btw DQ pricing for treats is less.

So great selection doughnuts and unique flavor combos. All we tried tasted sweet and delicious…read more I'll pay them repeat visits.

OMG if you love good, old-fashioned cake donuts THIS is the place for you!…read moreI was at the DMV and spotted this business and had to stop in. It's a cute, small shop and when you enter the aroma is mouth watering and the team is super friendly. Yes a little more expensive than most, but absolutely worth it! The donuts are quality and fresh. I have visited many times now and recommend you do too!!

So always looking for a good donut place. So on Sunday said might as well give Jordan's a try…read more First it is located in the parking lot not the building. Look for a trailer parked near corner. Bring cash $5 for half dozen and you get to pick your flavors. I immediately ate one and had to stop myself from eating more. If you are looking for a unusual donut give Jordan's a try.

I'm a donut guy, no doubt about it. This style of donut is obviously popular with a competitor in…read morethe area that I don't really want to support. The donut is a small cake donut with the toppings applied per order. These come out to $10 per dozen, which is what you could roughly pay for full size donuts elsewhere. I don't really get into the novelty of applying toppings per order as I tend to eat basic donuts (glazed, sprinkles, etc) but if unique flavor combos are your thing this would be up your alley. Compared to Duck Donuts I actually like that they don't apply for the toppings while the donut is hot as they just melt right off. That said, this is a truck in the winter and the donuts were cold. However, I did find them to taste fresh and not overly greasy which is good. In a pinch, I'd definitely be back - not really my style but worth supporting... And I'd assume kids would love these as well!

Holy my gosh, ICE CREAM HEAVEN! My husband & his fam used…read moreto frequent this wonderful old establishment when they were kids, so this was a serious trip down nostalgia lane, complete with an old screen door & vintage interior. Apparently there used to be penny candy, but no matter --- the star of the show is their many flavors of ***HOMEMADE*** ice cream. No ordering from some larger conglomerate. Ice cream is serious business here for this 4th generation family-run parlor! I had what was probably the best 2 (really 3!) scoops of pumpkin ice cream in my life! Hubs - still ridin on memory-lane - had to have whitehouse, which (I think) was vanilla w/ bits of maraschino cherry. The flavors rotate fairly frequently - seasonal flavors are a wonderful thing. When we were just there they had mine plus chocolate pumpkin, chocolate maple pecan, and pumpkin caramel. They are so generous with their portions, too. I never order more than 1 scoop, usually , but the ice cream devil had possessed me - I had to have 2! And omg - it looked a lot like 3 scoops when it was handed over. I ate it all, too!! Yum! Apparently they also make their ice cream sandwich. ‍ I think I'm glad they're an hour outside Pittsburgh. It would be seriously dangerous if they were any closer!!! Dreaming of a return visit - which we can happily do anytime of the year, cuz they don't close for winter! Woohoo!!!

We stopped by Hughes Penn Gold Ice Cream in Harrisville and loved that it was "Christmas in July"…read morecelebration. It had that small town feel and even Santa was there hanging out and the kids got their photo with him. The shop has been run by the Hughes family since 1928. It's now in its fourth generation, which is pretty amazing. They had a long list of flavors. It was hard to choose, but we ended up sharing the flavor Blue Moon as recommended by one of the workers. It was bright blue but tasted just like an orange creamsicle. It was so tasty! I also sampled the teaberry. It's definitely an acquired taste, like minty mouthwash. They also sell milk by the container and we picked up a gallon for the morning breakfast bowls. Such a cute spot!

Anna's Baked Goods is Amish-owned, so it has no website or phone number…read more My husband and I shopped here one time. We saw an assortment of baked goods such as donuts, peanut-butter cookies, molasses cookies, banana bread, carrot cake, cinnamon rolls, and apple dumplings. We also saw other foods such as fudges and nuts and housewares such as baskets, dish towels, birdhouses, and babies' onesies. Prices were low to moderate. An Amish woman greeted us, promptly added up our total price, took our cash payment, and thanked us. We bought an apple fritter (5 stars!), apple dumpling (4.5 stars), cinnamon-apple pie (4 stars), and shoofly pie (molasses, 4 stars).

Unbelievably yummy! We followed the direction and seeing the sign we went up to the house... but…read morethis place is a little shop on the property. So worth the trip. Will take photos but I bought what was left in donuts. Open in Saturday's til sold out. Worth the trip! Lady at the counter was so pleasant and helpful... donuts fresh daily til they are all gone.