The best sandwiches and fries, especially the pickle fries! Delicious ice cream treats also.read more

I love coming up to Lexington. Ice cream is always a must and I LOVED this place! Delicious ice…read morecream, fun music, good seating, and even games to play. Everyone working was super nice as well! Love!

Beautiful place with a ton of handmade and local gifts, art, etc. They also offer classes, food…read moretrucks, putt putt and more!

Went in for a cone, ice cream in back of gift shop ...unless the cows are on strike ......ice cream…read moreprices outrageous !!!

Service was great and the environment was chill. Lot of people! The icecream however disappointed…read moreme. It says they're frozen custard, but the icecream is more so whipped. Tasted like whipped cream with whatever flavor you get. We got peanut parfait and black cherry in a cone. Super bummed and thought this was going to be amazing!! If the icecream wasn't so fluffy I think I would e enjoyed it.

Went here for a icecream cone old lady got mad when I tried to give her money said they only do…read morecredit card machines said who does that at a ice cream stand ..told her I didn't have a credit card turn around and walked away. Don't go here.

Great ice cream! They make homemade waffle cones and the ice cream flavors are all very original…read moreand yummy! They also have a small bakery area that looks good as well.

We've been here before but always make a stop when we're out this way. A bit cold for ice cream,…read morebut it's sooo good (and they have a wood stove heating things up)! One caveat: the tips are designated for an affiliated church unless you specifically want to tip your server. A Raspberry Rendezvous for me and a caramel 'sea turtle', and we're a couple of happy customers! You will be, too, when you stop at the Milkhouse Cafe.

We were in area for Mothers Day and my crew wanted ice cream. Found this place on yelp. Super fun…read moreshop. Imagine they are crazy busy on weekends and summer. Line moved quick. Nice signage to explain menu choices. You order at ice cream counter and then move to coffee counter where you can order drinks or just pay. Indoor and outdoor seating. Seems connected to a church. Bathrooms beautiful and many places to sit from high tops to couches to tables inside to picnic tables outside. They are known for their life cream tacos so we tried 2 which were ig enough to split. We ordered the Dirt Road and Coffee Toffee Crunch. Apparently they are $7 on taco Tuesdays ;). Super delicious and high quality ice cream. We also ordered a pour over with cream. They forgot the cream but with ice cream I decided I didn't need it. Pour overs take a bit but then even longer bc they were so busy. So the timing of it with ice cream was off and I wish I hadn't ordered it. No way to get seating and then be called back so I just stood there while my family dug into tacos. Glad they saved some for me! Highly recommend and definitely would go back.

I always see a huge line in the summer so I was intimidated to go for many years but this summer I…read morefinally saw a short line and decided to give it a try. There were only two people ordering ahead of us and two people behind us but it took about 20-30 minutes by the time we paid and got our one scoop of ice-cream in a cup. There was only one girl working at the time but I still think it took too long to get three orders of ice cream ready. The ice-cream itself was below average for a parlour. It tasted like old ice-cream that you left in the fridge for too long with bits of ice particles and uneven texture. The only nice thing about this place is the outside garden where we could eat and enjoy a beautiful day. Overall, not worth the hype and time spent in line.

Went here July 6th, got their special ice cream dish with a doughy puff ball on the bottom, vanilla…read moreice cream on the top and fudge all over. Nothing to write home about, overpriced for what it is. The doughy puffy thingy on the bottom was hard to eat with the plastic spoon they provide, they should of gave me a plastic knife to cut it into edible pieces, instead I made a mess trying to cut the hard doughy puff ball with the spoon. When I arrived they had a line of people and only one employee working, but she called for help and someone showed up shortly after, to help with the line of customers. The vanilla ice cream wasn't anything special, I've had better at lesser places. The outside atmosphere was really nice with the landscaping and places to sit at.

Wow! What a find in the adorable town of Armada. What a way to spend a beautiful day...sun on your…read moreface and ice-cream in hand. If you haven't been out this way, the Creamery On Main is a must stop on your adventure. Great ice cream, friendly staff and HUGE milkshakes.

The Creamery is a small shop with both soft serve and Ashby's ice cream. The milk shakes are really…read morewhat the creamery stands out for. Creative masterpiece mega-milkshakes! They have several toppings and flavors of Ashby available, chocolate & vanilla soft serve. Nice little shop on the corner...

Incredibly large amount of Icecream for $7.00. The large scoop (really three generous scoops of up…read moreto three different flavors) plus a waffle cone, definitely enough to share and leave feeling quite satisfied. Perfect summer treat served up on an old-times general store that's literally out in the country. Cool place to visit

Great ice cream…read more Great service Friendly ambiance Business hours vary and should be posted

After a three hour kayak trip to Turnip Rock, we were desperate for some ice cream to refuel. We…read moreheard about the large scoops of homemade ice cream at Grindstone General Store and headed over immediately. When we arrived, we saw a huge line out the door, with cars parked all along the road down probably around a quarter mile. That seemed promising! As you enter building, you snake through some of the eclectic goods the store sells - things like custom made chess sets, cute cartoon character and fish shaped soaps, etc. It looks like all of the good being sold are local or at least from Michigan. You'll have plenty of time to browse, since it takes almost 30 minutes from setting foot in the shop to actually reaching the front of the line. It's actually overall pretty well organized. There are two doors on the exterior of the store, but they removed the outside handle on one of the doors so it can only be used as an exit. The shop mainly serves Stroh's ice cream, but they have a tub or two of Guernsey Dairy, and a freezer of ten home made flavors. Of course, we had to get the homemade ice cream only. Please note that the owner can be kind of gruff - before you get to the counter, make sure to know exactly what cone, size, and flavors you want. I don't think they offer any samples. Two Scoops in a Cup ($4.25 first scoop, $2.25 second) - They certainly aren't lying about having giant scoops of ice cream! They actually have a display up showing that a scoop is softball sized with a 14oz volume. That's basically like a pint by itself. We decided to get two flavors in a cup: Horchata and Black Raspberry Bugaboo. The horchata is rich, creamy and filled with vanilla and cinnamon. The ice cream is premium (but I wouldn't say it's super premium) with generally low overrun and higher butterfat, giving a delicious creamy mouthfeel. The sweetness is perfect for ice cream - it's sweet but not achingly so. There are a small amount of ice crystals that formed around some of the cinnamon, but it was only a very small amount and not detrimental enough for me to drop my score. (5/5) The Black Raspberry Bugaboo tastes very artificial. It takes the flavor of raspberry and amps it up to 300% so that it's very sweet with a heavy artificial tart flavor. It's studded with chocolate cups that are filled with maraschino cherry type of flavor as well, and mixed with ribbons of Hershey's chocolate fudge. Not my favorite flavor of ice cream (I was expecting this to be natural raspberry), but I can see it appealing to some. (3/5) There's a choice of sugar cone, waffle cone ($1.25 up charge), or plastic cup. We opted for the cup for two reasons: the sugar cone doesn't look like it can contain the amount of ice cream they serve, and it looks like they get their waffle cones premade from Jagger Cone. The waffle cones come with a paper holder with a flare around to catch any ice cream drips. If you want to enjoy their homemade ice cream at home, they do sell prepacked quarts in a freezer. I wish there was an option for smaller scoops; while I managed to finish two scoops with my partner, I saw many others whose eyes were bigger than their stomachs and ended up having to throw out most of their ice cream. In fact, we saw large piles of ice cream sitting in the nearby trash can. What a waste of food. Bathrooms - Single porta potty outside Overall rating of the food this visit: 4/5

Huge portion. Loved it. Ate it all lol. Was told about it by a friend. Did not let us downread more

Can someone please explain to me why i received a fresh gallon of milk that REEKS of amoxicillin…read moresmell and full of chunks ?? Not an egg smell, not a sour smell, specifically amoxicillin. I have always bought from here since moving to the area and this is just concerning now because I have a 1 year old that is on whole milk.

I have spent more time going to farms to get my groceries directly from the source. I enjoy getting…read moresome fresh air in the countryside and supporting local farmers. I'm not a huge fan of milk nor do I drink it often, but Crooked Creek would be the place to buy milk if you are looking for dairy products free of antibiotics. Crooked Creek's milk is hormone/steroid-free and the cows are fed vegetarian feed with non-GMO corn and hay. Crooked Creek is a must-visit on any farm tour of northern Macomb County. Calves welcome you in their pens as you enter the farm. Besides being able to feed the cows and goats, the store offers delicious ice cream, Crooked Creek milk, fudge, chocolate bars, and other locally made foodstuffs.