There is a specific type of time travel that only exists in the American Midwest, and it is found…read moreat a semi-circle of Adirondack chairs under a July 4th flag in Burlington, Wisconsin. Adrian's Frozen Custard isn't just a shop; it's a time capsule of Americana. Established in 1974, this roadside landmark at 512 S. Pine Street is announced by a towering, classic neon sign that has beckoned families toward Lake Geneva for over half a century. It represents a "meaningful moment" legacy--the kind of place where the world slows down long enough to capture a snapshot of pure bliss. I carry a memory of my departed father-in-law sitting there, surrounded by his grandchildren in the gentle breeze of a holiday afternoon. It is a perfect, preserved moment of happiness, fueled by the kind of soul-curing milkfat that most assuredly comes from cows just a few miles down the road. When it comes to the product, there is only one word that matters: Mouthfeel. This is the masterclass of the "Midwest Custard" texture--silky, dense, and unapologetically heavy. While the world tries to complicate things with endless toppings, Adrian's understands that the soul of custard lives in the trinity: Chocolate, Vanilla, or the Swirl. To me, those are the only flavors a true stand needs. Anything more would be a distraction from the perfection of the churn. Adrian's is the foundational entry on my Mount Rushmore of Ice Cream, a leading god in my Pantheon of Frozen Dairy. It is the nostalgic classic against which all other textures are measured. If you find yourself near the lake, do more than just grab a cone. Experience the stillness, sit in the circle, and build this into your own legacy of meaningful moments. It is a timeless experience that reminds us why we travel in the first place.

Still a gem! Always delicious, always the best flavors of the day and monthly specials. They do…read moreaccept cards now too!

Fun place to visit in downtown Burlington! They had a wide variety of ice cream and very family…read morefriendly. Cute decor and a classic old fashion ice cream parlor. They do also sell popcorn in a variety of flavors. I bet it gets busy on a hot summer day! We had the peanut butter cup and it was delicious! Had to get a pint for home as well.

If I could give zero stars, I would. We frequent the Hansen's in Wilmot and decided to drive a bit…read morefurther to this location to give it a try. Big mistake. We arrived tonight at 9:08, well before their 9:30 closing time. That's 22 minutes to scoop ice cream, more than enough time. From the second we walked in, the attitude was unbearable. One girl loudly says, "What can I get started for you RIGHT AWAY" emphasizing right away as if we were somehow inconveniencing her by showing up during open business hours. Completely unnecessary and rude. Then it got worse. The employees started whispering back and forth in front of us, one even ran over to check the clock and looked baffled that we dared to be there. They giggled, put their hands up, and blatantly made fun of us while we stood there. Disgusting, unprofessional, and childish. It was so uncomfortable that 3 out of the 5 of us didn't even bother ordering anything. Imagine driving out of your way to support a business and being mocked to the point where you lose your appetite. I've never felt so unwelcome in an establishment, especially one that's supposed to be about family, fun, and community. This location made a joke out of their customers, and I'll never come back. Hansen's in Wilmot knows how to treat people with respect, but this place? Absolutely not.

We ordered an ice cream cake for our daughter's birthdays. It was beautiful and perfect!read more

This is the Midwest staple. Our Dairy Queen has been here since the 60s. The same great ice cream…read morenovelties, dilly bars, buster bars, dipped cones, shakes, and other Dairy Queen favorites. They also haveBar BBQ sandwiches and foot longs. Since this isn't a DQ Braizer, it doesn't serve the fries and burgers, and other items. It's a great place to meet during the week, a certain nights they have a antique car/hot rod display in the parking lot. The staff is always knowledgeable, courteous, and attentive. Plenty of parking. Definitely a must stop if ever in Burlington.

Michelle is just fabulous. She was attentive and gracious. Everything was so perfect. Make sure you…read moreask for Michelle.

I called the restaurant at 9:50 am and what soup they had for the day and the girl conveyed them t…read moreme immediately. I asked to order some and she told me they don't serve soup till 10:45 am. On top of that she was not very polite. Therefore, I decided to call back at 10:45. I ordered crea of chicken rice and French Onion. My husband brought them home and I had the chicken rice which had hardly any chicken and my husband had the French Onion which had no Onions. I am extremely disappointed and will not be ordering from here again!

Everything is top-rate here - the Italian beef, the salads, and the pizza…read more It's all done with quality top-to-bottom. That does mean there can be a wait at times. (Regarding the review from Dirk Diggler below - the bad grammar is a telltale giveaway to a useless review, as it leaving a bad review just because a place wasn't open as long as one would prefer. Idiocy.)

The crust was so hard and chewy my jaws were tired before I was full! There was ample toppings but…read morenot sure we recommend, not enjoyable.

Thought it would be helpful to leave a review with so many negative ones. I avoided this Culver's…read morefor years because of the bad reviews, but I finally went today and our food was hot and fresh, just like at our other favorite locations. It wasn't very busy, so I'm not sure if that made the difference, but we'll definitely be back

we used to like this Culver's around now there's poor customer service and are you meant to clerks…read moreand always have to miss something from our order we ordered a sundae that payment was nuts as well as all the salt that would be included on the bottom of the nut container , so a salty mix of chocolate, small pieces of nuts and a lot of salt grows cost over five dollars for a little cup. Also took 35 minutes to get a small sundae serve served

Great Kwik Trip. Stop here every day on the way to work to get my coffee. Sometimes I even stop on…read morethe way home. Great place to pick up milk, bread or other staples. Staff is very friendly and attentive. Their chicken is awesome! Daily specials, and competitive price on gasoline.

Very kind and great gas station food!! Would definitely recommend 10/10 always good prices on gas…read morewhich is nice especially nowadays!!

For a gas station pizza, it is awesome. I ordered it online and it was done when it said it was…read moregoing to be. I am from Chicago land so I have a high standard for pizza. I got the thin and it stacks up against the local pizza joints by me. I also was amused by the wall of tobacco products inside behind the cashier. Only in Wisconsin. I got my beer there too!!!

This is a Convenience-store chain, which offers fuel, drinks & food, including pizza, sandwiches &…read morebaked goods. Might I add that the breakfast sandwiches, and Pizzas are exceptional. I stopped every morning for a large Colombian coffee, and a breakfast burrito. For a convenience store, they are heavy pizza favorites compared to other local (stand alone) pizza restaurants in the area. Exceptional service, and top quality food. Gas prices are reasonable and competitive.

I hadn't been here in years and stopped to get a to go order. I never ordered hard shell tacos at a…read morerestaurant before. So I ordered 3 and 3 Al Pastor. While I waited, I watched to most amazing young lady, Abby. Cashier, waitress, busgirl. She covered everything with a warm (5 tables and a few to go orders.) The tacos were AWESOME! I will go out of my way to come back here! The salsa was very freshly made also. I highly recommend!!!!

The service was non existent and the food was so bland it was beyond fixing with salt or salsa and…read moremy steak dish contained all gristle and no steak.