Love their Creamy Ice Cream Delights Homemade tastes…read moreGreatttt Good Customer Service Nice Ambience

This is a disappointing ice cream store. You walk in and are greeted by lots of festivity and a…read morewarm environment. You are then greeted with the absolute horror of prices. 20 bucks for half a pound of marshmallows, 30 for shredded chocolate! 8 bucks for a hot fudge sundae the size of your fist and what tasted like unbranded ice cream. Service was not helpful- was not even greeted or helped upon entering. Asked some questions and they all shrugged at us. If not for the theme of the place, i would give 1 star. Food: 2/5 Prices: 1/5 Service: 1.5/5

I ordered the Cuban sandwich thinking I was about to eat lunch. What I actually experienced was a…read morefull-blown flavor concert headlined by smoked brisket and ham doing a duet so beautiful it could make a grown man slow clap. The Gruyère melted like it had emotional attachment issues, the pickles hit Halfway through I stopped eating and just stared at it like, "Who gave this sandwich permission to be this good?" By the last bite I was considering ready to settle down and start a family Service was fast and the location was convenient 10/10 -- would marry the sandwich

Fun small place attached to a gas station just 1 mile off Highway 131. Toasted sandwiches served…read morewith chips and cole slaw or potato salad, and fantastic ice cream. No soda fountain - drinks are self serve soda cans and bottled tea or water from a cooler. There are a few tables in the small indoor space and covered patio seating outside. Or they have a walk window. Quick service and they were happy to help us decide. Great place to stop!

I went looking for something specific but they didn't have it so I settled on a Mint Oreo Twister!…read moreThe menu isn't huge but it was good (have had better) and they even had a treat for my pup! Will definitely go back because I have a major sweet tooth! Although, I do believe they are closed in the winter, so stop by while you can!

Possibly an old Dairy Queen? Both hard and soft-serve ice…read morecream. They were out of Vanilla. The worker said they were out of Chocolate too- "Look on the sign," she said, "That's the menu of hard ice creams we have." We looked at the sign. "Chocolate is on the sign." "It is?" She pulled the sign and away from the window so she could read it, then went to look at the ice cream herself. "Oh, we do have it." I had a Hot Fudge Sundae, which unfortunately had chocolate syrup on it instead of Hot Fudge. I really do not like it when places advertise Hot Fudge when they actually sell chocolate syrup (or when it's not warmed up, i.e. hot, which has also happened). And that is why I am writing this review, to complain about it! Also, the ice cream was very icy, more like ice milk than ice cream, so dissolved in mouth quickly and did not have much taste. The eater of a Chocolate Ice Cream Cone, her report : "It doesn't have much taste." The eater of a Chocolate Malted, his report: "They don't know how to make malteds anymore, this is like one of those twistees" (probably meant Wendy's Frosties).

Love this place I come here at least once a week always great service friendly staff and amazing…read moredrinks

I had never been to a Scooter's Coffee before, but decided to swing through this drive through…read morebefore getting on the road back to Grand Rapids recently. I pulled up and was immediately overwhelmed by the menu. It wasn't huge, but it was full of specialty drinks that seemed to be Candyland themed? I'm used to independent coffee shops that have five or six things on their menu. This place has more of a Biggby feel to me, with sugary specialty drinks and lots of options. I just panicked and ordered a medium cold brew with cream and caramel added. They told me to "scoot" up to the window (get it?) and I paid. The drink was big and tasted nice. I'm not really a cold brew connoisseur but it was tasty. I didn't notice any food on the menu as I panic-read, but apparently Scooter's does have food (like pastries, cookies, breakfast sandwiches, etc.) so I'd try some food next time. It won't be my go-to but if I'm around a Scooter's in the future I may stop.

This local ice cream spot is such a gem. From the moment you walk in, you can feel the small-town…read morecharm and welcoming atmosphere that keeps people coming back. The ice cream is rich, creamy, and full of flavor, with plenty of options to choose from. Portions are generous, prices are fair, and everything tastes fresh and made with care. The staff is friendly and patient, making the experience just as sweet as the treats themselves. It's the perfect place to stop after dinner, celebrate a small win, or simply enjoy a simple moment with family. We're so grateful to have a place like this in our community and will definitely be back again and again.

great place to stop for ice cream. a million times better than dairy queen could ever be. the…read moreprices are decent and they have a good variety of things including some sandwiches and such.

A personal favorite- from their cider flights, to the ginormous ice cream sandwiches, to their…read moreblueberry sandwiches, to their adorable shop and fun outdoor area, it's the perfect place to bring the whole fam! The free roaming cats are one of my favorite parts!

Came for a great fall fun filled day. There's a petting area with pigs and goats, lots of lawn…read moregames and space for kids to run around, outdoor picnic tables to enjoy the food and drinks, apple picking, pumpkin picking and tons of picturesque scenery. We got a flight of donuts and tried all the ciders and most were a hit. All of us(4 ppl) had a different fave flavor.

Great business in the heart of downtown Alma. My wife enjoyed our delicious custard treats, and the…read moreowner was very friendly. I wish she could open a Serendipity here in Los Angeles, we would be regular customers.

Cute small town custard shop. I loved that you can choose the flavor you want and they mix it for…read moreeach order. The person working was very friendly amd helpful. Definitely would recommend making a pit stop in Alma on your way up north.