First of all, I was very excited that the restaurant was going to do something like this in the…read moresmall little town that we live in! This was a perfect place to have high tea. The crepes were delicious as they usually are here, but the sweets were ok with the exception of the scone being fantastic. There were a lot of great tea options but they did run out of the mango green tea one. I understand it was the first time they were doing something like this, but it's very misleading to charge customers extra because you serve a double serving on a tray and saying you can't do a single one. If you are advertising $55 a person, it should be that regardless of your partying being an odd number. It is very unfair to force people to pay an additional amount when there is space to do a single serving. This also makes the single person very uncomfortable, like a person who isn't a mother, but maybe an aunt or friend. What if you lost your mother and you wanted to have tea by yourself, you have to pay $110?! I think our waitress also misspoke when she explained the thing that we would be charged per person and then later telling us that we had to pay for the two servings because they couldn't split them. To me even if you couldn't split the tray, it seems like the thing to do on Mother's Day is to give the other setting free. It's soured my experience.

Love the food and atmosphere of this place. The crepes were out of this world. Definitely recommend…read moregoing to this one!

Came here a few weeks back and had a great experience getting some ice cream…read more Standard fare - both hard scoop + soft serve. The wife got a cone while I got a sundae. Quick service, fair prices, and they had a full staff to keep things moving, even though they were fairly busy. We'd come back if we're in the area - thanks again!

Some friends told us about a new ice cream place in Hudsonville, and it wasn't long before we drove…read moreout to try it. Huddy's opened in the spring of 2026, by local owners Matt VanWoerkom, Alex VanOverloop, and Tyler Doezema. The shop was very nicely decorated with murals and pictures and old nostalgic photos of Hudsonville, Hudsonville Ice Cream, and dairy cows. It's clean, bright and fresh. It was well-staffed with youngsters from several different area high schools, providing prompt and cheerful service. Can't go wrong with Hudsonville Ice Cream *in* Hudsonville, both soft-serve and hard. They offer all the usual treats: cones, milkshakes, floats, sundaes, specialty sundaes, dog delights... Plus a few twists like brownie sundaes, ice cream sandwiches, and three "Founders' Favorites" which I assume are the owners' chosen dishes, e.g. "The Woerks" (heh) with cake batter hard ice cream, Oreo pieces and caramel. I didn't really notice the indoor seating because we quickly took our ice cream to the plentiful blue tables on the outdoor deck. It was a nice ambience overlooking a brick-paved alley street and several businesses. I did not ask anyone this but my feeling was that Hudsonville is working to develop this area into a pedestrian zone or common area. Why am I rating Huddy's four stars instead of five? 1. They did not have sugar cones, which are my favorite--only cake and waffle cones. I'm not sure if they were out of stock, or trying to nudge customers to pay extra for waffle cones. 2. The turtle sundae had too high a ratio of syrup (hot fudge and caramel) to ice cream. So was left with lots of delicious goo but no more ice cream to enjoy with it. TIP: Huddy's is basically on Chicago Drive in the center of town, but it's not directly facing the street. You turn off Chicago Drive into Plaza Drive, and then the front entrance faces a parking lot, with the shop sitting along the brick-paved "alley street" I mentioned.

The buddies checked it out with me…read more Larissa was (their pickles were juicy btw) very prompt yet kind. Cashier/heart throb. Had a magnificent feel reminiscent of childhood leisure days spent with people that are distant memories now and I recommend indulging at the snack shack to those with a sweet spot for nostalgia and a sweet tooth for love. Or was going to say soft serve. Really juicy pickles.

Best sunset in a Holland public area, located in the beach house at Holland State Park (requires…read moredaily or annual permit, but you can enter free by foot or bike). Hudsonville ice cream ($3.50 beach size, $2.75 regular, $1.50 kiddie). If you're not sure about a flavor choice, try the Michigan-geography-inspired Grand Traverse Bay Cherry Fudge or Sleeping Bear Dunes Bear Hug. There's also 24 flavors of soft serve, grill food, and a small store with beach-related items.

Such a great coffee shop! Homemade syrups and lots of options. Great service overall. The cookies…read morewere also really good. Go give this place some love!

DATE & TIME: September 9, 2026 @ 1:00 pm…read more WAIT (how busy): No wait and no other customers. AMBIANCE: It is located in a newer "strip mall" of the Terra Square area in Hudsonville. It's located on the end and has a very cute sign clearly marking it. Several teal colored metal tables and chairs outside to enjoy your snacks/beverages. Inside is decorated nicely with many different types of areas to sit and relax. Espresso machine was not working at this time (but they had a sign offering suggestions for other caffeinated drinks choices). CLEANLINESS: CUSTOMER SPACES (lobby, seating): Clean and welcoming BATHROOMS: Did not use, I would assume they have some for customers to use. SERVICE AREAS (behind the counters): Appeared clean but a smidge "busy" with stuff (not a big deal). STAFF: CASHIER/OTHER Unfortunately today, less than desirable. The two girls seemed like they did not want to be there or irritated about something. Smiles were no were to be seen and they were very short with any communication. FOOD &/or BEVERAGE: Classic Cinnamon Roll TASTE: Meh, it lacked in flavor, was dry, and tasted like eating slightly sweetened dough. The cinnamon sugar part that makes a cinnamon roll what they are, seemed non-existent and the glaze on top was a small drizzle. The cinnamon rolls I saw on her Instagram account did not look like the ones in the cases (the ones on instagram were bursting with filling and slathered with the glaze, unlike what I received). (See photos). My husband ate this one and said "it was one of the worst he has had". SIZE: average PRICE: $5.70 (overpriced for quality) PLEASE NOTE - We did warm the cinnamon rolls up before consuming them as the barista had mentioned. Pumpkin Cinnamon Roll TASTE: Meh, it lacked in flavor, was dry, and tasted like eating slightly pumpkin sweetened dough. The cinnamon sugar part that makes a cinnamon roll what they are, seemed non-existent. The one I received had a small drizzle of glaze on top which I was confused by because in the case next to the sign for the pumpkin cinnamon rolls were the ones that had a "cream cheese?" frosting pumpkin on the top with that classic orange colored dough. SIZE: average PRICE: $5.70 (overpriced for quality) PLEASE NOTE - We did warm the cinnamon rolls up before consuming them as the barista had mentioned. OVERALL THOUGHTS: Paid $11.70 for two cinnamon rolls. Staff need some training on customer service. Shop is cute and location is prime. Parking is very limited and may be hard to navigate especially if busy. Being a new bakery they definitely have some quality and inconsistency's to work out. WOULD I RETURN? Maybe - to try other items/beverages (and I will update my review to reflect that).

We stopped by for a sweet treat before driving back to Chicago. The location is convenient and…read moreoffers easy parking. Blue Star gives old school energy. Cute walk up window with friendly kids working their summer job. Picnic tables by the side of the road were perfect for us to enjoy our treats in the beautiful sunshine. Our ice cream was delicious and creamy. The portion size was generous too. We were happy and satisfied all the way back to Chicago.

Great ice cream! Has soft serve, hard scoop, sundaes, "blizzards", etc. everything we had was good!read more

I love local ice cream places - especially when they make their own ice cream. I hit the jackpot…read morefinding this one close to home! They have a menu of always available flavors and rotating flavors. So far my favorite flavors have been Cookies n Cream on the regular menu and from the rotating menu Grasshopper, Bella's Wedding Cake, and a Michigan Cherry Cobbler (I might be getting the name wrong). This place gets it done!

We had such a great experience here! The ice cream was absolutely delicious. Rich, creamy, and full…read moreof flavor. What really made our visit special was meeting the owner. He was incredibly kind and welcoming, and generously let us sample a few flavors before deciding. You can tell they truly care about their customers and take pride in what they do.

Cute cafe! Very diverse menu. You place your order at the counter and they'll call your name to…read morecome and get it. Heavily blueberry themed, as it's related to the blueberry farms up here. Reasonable prices for food and drinks as well. It can get REALLY busy though, so be patient. Especially busy in the morning on the weekend. It was fine during the daytime during the weekday. I bought some merch as well as food, including chocolate covered blueberries and a cute dog collar for my new puppy! (See picture). Got breakfast here twice and got the kids breakfast quesadilla, which was big enough for 2 people, in my opinion. Also got a blueberry crisp iced coffee and donuts and pastries for later definitely a must when in Holland

In the Dutch town of Holland, Michigan, there is a little café where the color blue feels less like…read morea shade and more like a way of life. Bowerman's on 8th is a love letter to the humble blueberry, written in the language of warm lattes, fresh pastries, and shelves overflowing with jars that seem to bottle summer itself. As someone with a dairy allergy, coffee shops can sometimes feel like places built for everyone else. But here there was kindness in the details--different milk options, thoughtful choices, and the feeling that everyone should be able to enjoy a good cup of coffee. Traveling from out of state, this was one of the places I circled on my map, hoping reality would match the stories. Somehow, it was even better. The blueberry latte was the kind of drink that slows time. Bright and refreshing, sweet without trying too hard, tasting like a morning walk through a Michigan orchard after the rain. Around me were cases filled with treats and shelves stacked with jams, syrups, and every blueberry creation imaginable, each one carrying a little piece of the region's soul. There is something beautiful about a place that chooses one simple thing and perfects it. Bowerman's does not merely sell coffee--it celebrates harvests, local traditions, and the quiet joy of gathering around a table. You leave with a warm cup in your hands, a bag of blueberry treasures under your arm and a feeling of satisfaction. Some places are worth the drive. Some are worth the hype. Bowerman's on 8th is both.

Ordered a custom cake from here and it was so cute! I had to provide the flowers myself but had no…read moreissue with that, since it gave me the chance to personalize it more. The baker Anna definitely understood the assignment!! It was a white cake with raspberry jam filling, which turned out to be way sweeter than I expected but the guests loved it so much :) The employees were also very kind and friendly.

10" White Birthday Cake - Very Good ! Responsive to my order, exactly what I wanted and when I…read moreneeded it. Many other goodies on scene... next time. Thank you Ladies! Well Done