After a fantastic round of golf, we decided to swing by Foster's, and I'm so glad we did! Their ice…read morecream is some of the creamiest I've ever tasted. I opted for the mint dark chocolate chip, one of my all-time favorites, and it was absolutely delicious! My spouse tried the salted caramel, which I definitely want to taste next time. Or maybe I'll go for a banana split and choose three different flavors! The ice cream stand features two tiers of shaded seating under umbrellas, and it was buzzing with customers. It's easy to see why! We'll definitely be returning. Absolutely delightful--we're thrilled we discovered this gem!

I love Fster's black raspberry and the handmade shakes! If you are an ice cream aficionada then a…read moretrip to Foster's is a MUST! And yes, it is is as good as it gets!

I love ice cream. And I found this location on Yelp. I wanted something basic. So I ordered a hot…read morefudge sundae. And it was delicious. I smashed it immediately. The staff was friendly and the prices were not terrible at all. They have a banana split that was bigger than I ever seen before. I want that next time.

I've driven past The Creamery several times and wanted to stop. The first time I stopped (a couple…read moreyrs ago) they opened at 3. I was there about 2:45 and they wouldn't serve me until 3! I stopped by today and had a small soft serve chocolate cone. The amount of ice cream was more than I expected for a small cone, however, I didn't find the ice cream either creamy or tasteful.

Four ladies busily churning out chocolate strawberries inside for Valentine's Day. Plenty of…read morechocolates, some pies and cheesecake, and cookies to choose from. Coconut bar with shortbread crust was decent but the shortbread crust had kind of an off soapy taste. Very nice employees. The cheesecake was divine and I am not even a cheesecake lover! Excellent browned top with sweet creamy cheesecake in the middle on a buttery brown crust. Unique for sure.

For Easter purchased a poticia both raisin and playing and a cheese strudel. Also been here other…read moretimes. Really love the quality and the places just adorable. Love the poticia but the strudel was too sweet for me.... Went back for Thanksgiving and got it again and ordered for Christmas. Like the place

Cute old style ice cream parlor located in a small retail strip off Wilson Mills Rd in Highland…read moreHeights. I walked in on a Saturday afternoon (coincidentally also my birthday), and treated myself, LTR, and our pup Remy to some delicious ice cream and a pup cup (real whipped dairy cream) all to go. I had a large strawberry ice cream cone (chocolate dipped waffle) which was enormous and DELICIOUS, containing real strawberries. My LTR received an "old vanilla" ice cream sundae, with strawberry and chocolate syrup-all topped with fresh whipped cream and a cherry on top. Our pup loved his generously sized pup cup (the girls behind the counter placed it in a clear cup with a lid so I could get it home neatly. Staff apologized for limited ingredients as they are packing to relocate to a new location in Highland Heights. I will definitely find out where that is and return! All came to $20 with a 20% tip as the service was very good. Generous portions and quick, efficient, and friendly service. I highly recommend treating yourself and loved ones to a treat at this local small business that's been around for 50 years!

Yummy and quality, homemade ice cream! Cozy little shop in Highland Hills. Very polite gentleman…read morehelped us. The only reason they didn't get 5 stars was that they don't offer samples.My husband got the brown butter praline with chocolate truffles and I got the raspberry chocolate truffle. DELICIOUS! We've never been here before, but will be back in the future. Theybare in a small strip mall, so there isn't much parking. They have a sign that says no more than 10 people at a time inside Again, it's a very small space, so that's understandable. They do accept credit and debit cards with an updated POS system. The pricing is as follows: kiddie (2 scoops) $5 small (3 scoops) $6.50 large (unknown scoops) $7.50 They have regular cones for an extra .50 and waffle cones for an extra dollar. Good experience, yummy ice cream! Check them out!

Sometimes you just feel like you want ice cream. So we head into downtown Willoughby for "Mickey's…read moreIce Cream and Hotdog shop". The dogs are a nice quick snack and the ice cream is always great. The flavors are always rotating so you can find something new each time you go. The ladies behind the counter are always pleasant, helpful and efficient. And sitting out front is fun and relaxing. It's worth a bit of a drive. So next time you have a craving give Mickey's a try.

The ice cream is good reasonably priced the facilities was clean, but here's why I only gave it…read more The stars. I gave it t. he service all the teenage girls in there were too busy goofing off and not focusing on their job. Service was slow even though there's only two of us in there They should put their phones down and do what I'm sure they're getting paid well to do.

CP's has the best homemade Oreo icecream ever. I will say that the prices are pretty extreme -…read more$7.50 for a small sundae! But the taste is incredible.

The day I came here to get the ice cream you had to go through the drive-through. There was no…read moreindoor ordering or seating due to "staff vacations". I ordered an ice cream cone with sprinkles and a medium milkshake and it came out to $16 plus they ask for tip. I was pretty unimpressed with the ice cream, service and overall experience.

How have I missed this place my entire life!!??? In my defense, I live in Chicago but visit nearby…read moreoften. Just complaining recently that Chicago has very few old fashioned donut places left then I walked into this gem in Eastlake. Best vanilla filled donut ever. So fresh and it was 4pm! They still had a huge selection too. I then looked up their insanely long hours. The place barely closes and must be churning out fresh donuts constantly. Going back for a dozen this weekend and every upcoming visit to town.

Tried again years later. The cake donuts were not good. Too…read moredense and dry. No crispiness anywhere. Lacking in glaze for both chocolate and the off almost lemony flavored plain cake. The only winner here was a big hit- the unfilled Bismarck! Super soft and fluffy- bordering on syrupy but not quite- this donut was almost ideal. Light texture, sweetness but not too glazed, just about perfect in texture and flavor! The cruller was god awful. Stale, dry, rubbery, like it didn't belong at all with the fresher donuts I tried from the mix I got. The ones I got to try were inedible. BIG DOWNSIDE: CASH ONLY. $17 flat cash for a dozen.

I had such a great experience visiting this family owned business. You can tell everything is done…read morewith love!

Been going there for over 20 years. Love it! The taste is delicious and the business has a small…read moretown feel to it.

Stopped in for our fav custard. I had a large vanilla cone, wife had a regular vanilla with nuts…read moreand jimmies on a cone that then had to be in a cup since she had drips running down her arm and jimmies all over the table, and daughter had a large vanilla and chocolate with jimmies. Great flavor and only the vanilla works for us.

Nice. Never had custard and I tried pistachio today. It's different than ice cream, much lighter…read more Service was fast. Ambience was chill. Would come again.

Nice local ice cream option. Minimal seating indoors but some space outside. Range of flavors…read more Quick service and line moves pretty quick. Overall good ice cream.

One star is too many…read more The customer service here was extremely poor, and unfortunately that included the owner, who identified himself as Reese. This happened on a hot Friday afternoon after school was out--exactly the kind of time when you would expect an ice cream shop to be prepared for customers. There were about seven people waiting in line, all separate parties, and only one employee working the front counter. After waiting approximately 15 minutes, I asked whether any additional help was available. The employee went to the back to ask for assistance. Reese came to the front, but instead of helping serve customers, apologizing for the wait, or even putting a scoop of ice cream in a cup, he explained that he couldn't help because he was making ice cream in the back. What I found frustrating is that he had enough time to walk up front and have a conversation, but apparently not enough time to help reduce the line. On a slow Tuesday, maybe that's one thing. On a hot Friday afternoon with customers waiting and school out, it seems like exactly the wrong time to prioritize making more ice cream over serving the people who are already there trying to buy it. Waiting can be understandable. Being made to feel like your time doesn't matter is not. I ended up leaving without ordering. There are too many places that appreciate their customers for me to spend my money somewhere that doesn't. As for the ice cream, I never got the chance to try it. Based on the service alone, I'll be getting my desserts elsewhere.