Joe's is a staple for summertime in Syracuse / Lake Wawasee. They source their hand dipped ice…read morecream from a great spot - it's always tasty. They have razzles, which are equivalent to Blizzards or McFlurries, and you can pretty much customize them to your liking. We appreciated them taking our unique combo requests this weekend. The high school aged kids that typically serve you are always well trained and quick at their work. Usually a long line between 8-9pm on a holiday weekend.

Ice cream was good but this is 2 scoops of ice cream. I even verified that this was 2 scoops from…read morethe employees.

Clean place and many toppings for frozen yogurt. Charges by the cup size so we felt like we could…read morereally load on our toppings. Such fun. Great yogurt. Friendly service. Busy.

Me and my son came in and got in past closing time. I take my son out for ice cream once a week…read morelate at night so I guess you can say he was pretty bummed (2 years old) the lady at the cashier saw his face and said we could get something to go. Completely made our night! :) we just moved here from California and we will definitely be back! Good service and ice cream.

So much chocolate! The outlet section is where it's out. Get some discount goodies and even have…read moresome samples. The staff are great and happy to tell you about the treats! You do have to listen to the Jurassic Park theme on loop if you wander too close to the Dinosaur Museum half.

The cherry cordials are good here. I tried a box of mixed truffles and creams and while the texture…read moreis nice, it tastes like cheap chocolate. The amaretto meltaway was the best of the box. I just mail order because there is not anything great around here. Try See's or DeBrand.

WOW! The treats here were so good. Hubby doesn't really like macarons, but he liked the ones from…read morehere. Got the Madagascar vanilla, lemon and chocolate. They had the chewy crust with a delectable filling. Also ordered a pistachio eclair and a mini cannoli. Everything was awesome, the owners/workers were super friendly, while we chatted about where we were from. They also recommended the popcorn shop and ironically, the popcorn shop recommended the ice cream shop! I recommend ALL of them and the art museum nearby!

The delights are delightful and the service great. They were very helpful. The shop is conveniently…read moredowntown.

After living close by for a couple of years, we decided to give Dan's a try and wow... they knocked…read moreit out of the park. The apple pie was delicious and the crust was perfect. We also tried the vanilla cupcakes and they were quite decadent. We will be back!

Situated right off of Lake Webster, this is such a hidden secret that only locals know about…read more Coming to the area as our second home we stumbled upon this truly amazing gem that serves up old time country style treats. Pies, cookies, cupcakes just like you remember your grandmother making them. Only open Thursday through Sunday, staff and owner is so kind, makes you feel right at home, everything made fresh to order, supporting local vendors and farmers. Enjoy the simple things in life and pick up a pie!

I recently wheeled across Indiana on a fundraiser. As I was wheeling the Pumpkinvine Nature Trail…read morein Elkhart County, I learned about Mooey's Ice Cream. Mooey's is an Amish-owned, seasonal ice cream that offers friendly people (including the owner), a unique and beautiful setting (including farm animals you can pet), an outdoor area where you can sit (there is no indoor dining as everything is walk-up or drive-up), and delicious ice cream that is generously served. Quite honestly, I loved this place and I think the entire crew considered it one of our better fun stops. It's actually about 1/2 block off the Pumpkinvine. You do have to go up a long driveway that is mostly crushed gravel - a bit challenging in a wheelchair. Parking is in a gravel parking lot. You can drive up to their rather simple storefront. I was a little concerned as I had a film crew with me at the time (and the Amish shy way from photos), however, they were friendly about it and the owner even came out and introduced himself. I think he may have been impressed that I handled his gravel driveway in my wheelchair. There's lots of ice cream flavors and some food options. I only had ice cream - and a medium M&M ice cream option that was ginormous. Whereas it seems like most places scrimp these days, this was rather generous in my opinion. At the side of the building, there's a farm animal area that was delightful - goats, a pig, and a donkey you couldn't help but love. There was even some food there so you could feed them. It was awesome. My entire crew had been craving ice cream - one place we'd wanted to go was closed, however, Mooey's was open and really lived up to the effort it took to get to them. One of my favorite things about the Pumpkinvine is the presence of the area's Amish (on bicycles - buggies and horses not allowed). This was just sort of an exclamation point on how much I love the Pumpkinvine. This was an absolutely delightful stop and I'll for sure head back when I'm in the area. As a note, however, they are seasonal. For example, this year they are closing for the season on September 28th. However, this is for sure a place to stop when they are in season. For obvious reasons, they don't have a website. There's a port-o-let on the grounds, as well. Business was steady throughout our stop and it was clear that those who love Mooey's are dedicated to it. I can't wait to go back.

Later this afternoon, the six of us visited Mooey's Ice Cream for dessert. They were very busy,…read morewith a short line, when we arrived and a very much longer line when we left the parking lot. The ice cream stand is located directly in an active farming area. There were lots of farm animals in our viewpoint. One of my favorite animals was present for a nose rub and a squeeze (photo too), a burro. We had a variety of ice cream representing three different creameries: Kemps, Yoder's and Guernsey Farms. The flavors that we had were chocolate peanut butter, southern butter pecan, moose tracks, triple peanut butter, mint chocolate chip and butter pecan. All were enjoyed.

I 'm 65 years old and I have have bought fudge at more then 500 places in my lifetime. But The…read moreVictorian Candy Company has the Best Fudge I've ever had it's so creamy it's Fantastic. I just wish I lived closer but the 2 and a 1/2 hours it takes me to get there is well worth it. Think I'll be taking a road trip soon.

Your basic Amish candy store. They sell lots of retro…read morecandy. A few locally made. Tons of candy stick and taffy flavors to choose from. Very quiet.

I had no idea what we were missing until we tried these Chips & Doodles cupcakes at a rehearsal…read moredinner. My oldest friend asked in a conspiratorial whisper at the dinner if I had tried the cupcakes - I hadn't because I figured they were grocery-store level cupcakes. Oh, no. They are on a level astronomically higher than a grocery store. They're Michelin three-star cupcakes, Ambrosia, nectar of the gods, heaven on a plate. Everyone discovered this and they disappeared in minutes. I thought that finding out about the deliciousness of Chips & Doodles after my kid graduated was going to be just one more thing to be sad about - with the end of the years having a Notre Dame student. The amazing thing is that Chips & Doodles will ship the cupcakes - sent with a box of icing and piping bags. They are amazing - the customer service is second to none!

We wanted to send something from out of state to our nephew who had surgery. Pam was SO awesome to…read morework with. She communicated clearly and often, clarifying when needed. She did a beautiful job on the goodies, and made the delivery personal and warm. She made a hard day a little easier with her kindness and excellent customer service. We would recommend Chips & Doodles to anyone in (or out) of the area!! Thanks again, Pam!!