Took my grandkids out for ice cream today and we stopped at Whippy Dip. What a sweet little spot!…read moreThe kids were thrilled with all the choices, and the staff was so patient while they decided. I had a vanilla cone dipped in butterscotch, just like I used to get years ago. We sat out front, enjoying the sunshine and making a bit of a mess, but that's half the fun. It's the kind of place that brings back good memories and helps make new ones. We'll definitely be back.

I was initially skeptical of Whippy Dip's pizza, but decided to try it based on how it looked from…read moreFB pictures. WOW! This pizza is delicious & now my favorite pie around Oh, and the ice cream & staff are awesome also!

This ice cream is delicious! If you are traveling between Cleveland and Erie this is well worth the…read more2 mile drive!

The ice cream is exquisite!! The people are so nice! The toppings bar is amazing and colorful and…read morejust dreamy for the littles! It's a little pricey but you'll have that at any quality home made ice cream shop.

Corner Coffeehouse is a great spot if you're looking for some caffeine! My friends and I stopped…read morehere right before leaving for home. I was impressed with the number of flavors they had. It definitely took me a minute to figure out what I wanted! I ended up ordering a toasted marshmallow iced latte. It was delicious and tasted just like a toasted marshmallow! It took a minute for us to receive our orders, but it was very busy inside. I didn't order any food, but the pastries looked solid from what I could see.

This coffee shop definitely has that small-town charm--cozy, cute, and a nice place to stop if…read moreyou're walking around Geneva-on-the-Lake. That said, it's pretty much the only coffee shop in the area, so it gets crowded fast. Be prepared for a bit of a wait, especially on weekends. The coffee itself was just okay--nothing bad, but nothing memorable either. For the quality, the prices felt a bit high. They don't offer any real food, just baked goods. I didn't try any, but they looked fresh and tempting in the case. If you're in the area and need your caffeine fix, it'll do the trick.

Camping nearby and had to go out for ice cream on our last night. Our sundaes were great and the…read moreservice was also great. Fast and friendly.

So many things to try and the menu is huge and I'm…read moreIndecisive. Got the "no name" which is a vanilla cone dipped in chocolate with caramel and pretzels. I went with the smaller version which was only slightly smaller than my husbands regular version. It was very good, yet I ate too much. Service was good! Place was steadily busy while there. Dogs were frequent customers for the pup cups. Outside seating only. Some seating is under an awning while other benches are not. There is food as well, like hotdogs and fries and sometimes speciality hot food like pepperoni rolls.

My friends and I went to Red Eagle distillery, and we were looking for somewhere to go eat…read more Behold...the mysterious sign at the start of the winding path next door that said "Food this way!" I'm so glad we followed that sign! If you're looking for some cozy & intimate vibes, this place is for you. It was a former bootleg distillery and brothel. Snag a table upstairs at the bar for the ultimate experience. The small plates were fantastic, and the craft cocktails were on point. It was the favorite stop on our winery tour. We can't wait to return!

The food was mediocre at best. We had a group of 9, waitress came talked to 3 of them and walked…read moreaway, never asked the rest of us if we wanted appetizers or anything. Food was cold, we weren't checkex on, water was warm had to ask for ice twice, I wouldn't go back. the place was very pretty but service and food was terrible

I've got to say that I haven't been more excited to write a review about a business than I do with…read morethis place. And this is none other than "Byler's Community Kitchen", an Amish-run supermarket/deli that is tucked in the small community of Jefferson, Ohio. Located on SR-193 and just south of SR-167 at Denmark Township, this particular place is in a very open space area surrounded by country roads, green grass in all directions, and signs (showing a horse & buggy) to let visitors know that you're in Amish Country. After reading some of the Google reviews and studying some of the settlements where the Amish people reside, I was absolutely curious to see what their supermarket is all about. I arrived here during the morning of Thursday 9/14/2023 at around 10:30am. The parking area itself consists of a non-paved lot surrounded by a cooler that sells ice as well as a small area where you can fill up water for only $0.25, a real bargain which is way less than a travel center. Their hours of operation are also quite flexible as they're opened Monday through Friday from 8:30am-6:00pm, Saturday from 7:30am-6:00pm, and closed on Sunday. The inside though is where the real excitement begins. Here you will find a vast amount of freshly baked bread in all varieties. In addition to the bread, they carry a huge assortment of cooking flour, sugar, honey, pasta, nuts, whole grains, coffee, jams/jellies, candies, fruits, vegetables, and other perishable snacks. They even have a very impressive refrigerated section including staple items such as eggs, milk, Amish country butter, cheeses, and cold cuts. But the real winner here are their desserts; everything that includes fresh baked fried pies, graham cracker pudding, cheesecake, and much more. I did want to point out that they are also a full-on deli making some of the most delicious sandwiches. Although I didn't order a sandwich, a customer ahead of me did and it looks absolutely amazing with their homemade bread, a variety of fresh cold cuts, and cheeses. Not to mention, the prices are very affordable as you can get a ready-made sandwich in less than 5 minutes for only around $6. In addition to all of this, they also sell other various items including flowers, cooking utensils, and even Amish-made washcloths. Since I was traveling from out of town, I didn't buy too much to haul on the way back home. But I did purchase some of their home-processed "Apple Butter" (for $4.50); which I might say is delicious on an English muffin, "Trail Mix Snack Bites" (for $3.08), and "Graham Cracker Pudding" (for $1.89). The pudding is absolutely heavenly as I've never eaten something so creamy & delicious. I have to say that the Amish ladies that work here were so friendly and hospitable. The Pennsylvania-Dutch accent was a little tough to understand but I still left with a thank you after visiting this place. All in all, Byler's Community Kitchen is absolutely a must-visit if you want a true, authentic experience of a real Amish supermarket. Many Amish settlements are situated in Ohio but also in nearby Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Illinois as well. Finally, it is great to have these people a part of our country with their traditional values and not relying on technology like the majority of us. With that said and done, I am giving the first Yelp review of "Byler's Community Kitchen" a unanimous five stars.

Prices are pretty high for most things which is a bummer but convenient location and everything…read morethere is tasty! Love the fried pies and baked goods.

This shop rocks. Awesome service, prices, and most importantly, coffee…read more You can tell that these people care about their coffee. It's where you go if you want a fresh, delicious, simple cup of joe. If you're in the area and need caffeine, then Harbor Perk is your spot!

What a great find on our visit to Ashtabula. Ended up there 3 days in a row and ordered the same…read moredrink - the Killer Bee iced latte. It was by far the best latte that I've had in a long time. It was cinnamon, honey and a dash of cayenne. So amazing! The staff were great and helpful and it was so cool to see them roasting the coffee beans in the cafe. Highly recommend this while on Bridge St!

Wall Street Coffee Company Jefferson, OH…read more I started the day with this next-level chicken salad sandwich on a warm, chewy pretzel bun stacked with crisp cucumbers, juicy apple slices, fresh mixed greens, crunchy pistachios, and a rich balsamic drizzle that brought it all together. Every bite was a perfect balance of creamy, crisp, sweet & savory. I paired it with a brown sugar shaken espresso for the ultimate flavor combo.

I enjoyed the atmosphere. The coffee was good. Overall happy with my visit and would go back againread more