My friend and I decided to try out Pop In Artisan Pops on a Saturday night after seeing numerous…read moregreat reviews. The store was pretty quiet when we first walked in, which was good, because both needed plenty of time to decide what to order. The store is pretty small, but there are a few tables along the window and some high top seating. The menus are on the wall, but some of the prices were erased. I am guessing the prices have recently been changed and need to be updated. There was only one girl behind the counter working and she was doing an amazing job. She was friendly while taking our orders and decorated our popsicles with great precision. After sitting down I realized it might be easier to eat the popsicle with a fork (almost like an ice cream pie), and the worker happily handed me a fork and knife. I ordered the Peanut Butter Cup popsicle, which is one of their frequent combination popsicles. My friend built her own popsicle, choosing the Caramel Cheesecake popsicle with a chocolate drizzle and heath bar crumble. We both enjoyed every bite! The ice cream of the popsicle tasted fresh and not overly sweet like some store-bought ice creams can be. If you are in the area, I would definitely recommend trying out Pop In Artisan Pops! It is a change of pace from typical ice cream and very delicious!

Came across this place while visiting a Jackson House restaurant next door and vowed to bring my…read moredaughter back. We visited on Saturday and will definitely be visiting more during the summer. This establishment is not parge but does have some tables+chairs for seating. I loved the wall with the old school popsicle bike cart in front. I had the cookie and cream popsicle. OMG soooo good! There was giant oreo like cookie the middle and the ice cream was so rich. My daughter had one of the waffle pops and she said the waffle was great. Service was just okay. the women who served us could have been a little more cheerful and smiled but she was the only person working and there were quite a few people so she may have been overwhelmed, so I wont hold her to it. All and all, I will be visiting again soon. Brusters has some competition lol

Love this place. Always stop on the way back from the Jersey Shore to Washington DC…read more Family-managed with teens working in the summer! Lawn games and a small playground. The "small" blast (concrete) is 16oz and HUGE! The shakes are solid as well. Best ice cream in Middletown, hands down

3 words: The Turtle Sundae…read more Probably one of the best sundaes I have had in a long time. Plenty of pecans, creamy fresh ice cream - rich hot fudge, thick gooey caramel and light and fluffy whipped cream. Costing them the star to make it a full five stars is the lack of an eat in area. They are strictly drive thru or walk up counter. It was however, super easy to order online and swing through the drive through to pick up. Fast friendly service. Simply perfection! I ate it so fast I did not take photos. I'm excited to try out our local Bruster's to see if they are just as good.

I always drive past this place and its always so well decorated out front, so I stopped in to grab…read morea latte with my sister. She had been talking about this tic tok she saw of a Carrot Cake Latte and wanted to see if they still carried it. Sadly, they didnt have it; as the flavors change but we opted to try what they had available. We both tried the Banana Pudding Frap and I also tried the Salted Caramel Pistacio Latte. I had my frap w/ coconut milk and the latte with almond milk. The latte was okay. I loved the pistacio cold foam. If you love salty yet sweet drinks, you'll enjoy it. I did catch a sip of heavy salt from the actual pistacio nuts they put on top but the sweet cold foam taste that followed help settle all the salt. It was just okay for me. However, the banana pudding frap was AMAZING. Omg it literally taste like a banana pudding milkshake. I'm so glad the server recommended it. She was so sweet and I appreciated her honesty when I asked her about the different flavors listed. We sat in the back to drink our drinks and I love how they created a cute little nook type seating area for customers with so many old school board games available to use. They also had a vintage candy bar up front that had of my childhood favorites. I will for sure be returning to the bakery for more drinks and sweet treats. Although I didnt purchase any pastry during this visit, I can confirm the cake is good because I attended a birthday party that purchased a cake from here and it was really good.

Nice bakery shop with too many treats to choose from. Wish I could try them all. Nice corner…read morelocation. Self service drip coffee or they will make a good espresso drink if you need. They also have the most lovely bathroom you can imagine.

The place was very busy on a Saturday morning, but it was big so it was a nice addition to a visit…read moreto Delaware to see a friend. I ended up buying 2 pretzels and hot honey and everything was quite delicious. The hot honey is amazing on pizza. The pretzels were very fresh. Even a few hours later, they were soft and flavorful. I definitely recommend the pretzels. I will make sure to make a stop at this Farmers Market next time I'm in the area.

First time here although we live in town.....all I can say is, WOW! So many great food choices…read morehere---you won't leave hungry. Tried a number of their donut/pastry options and you can tell these are made from scratch, homemade delicacies! Highly recommend this market for great food!

The only good thing about this "bakery" is the name they picked. Half-baked is to the point,…read moredescribes the taste of most of their stuff, and lack of any artistic flair in presentation. I have not been to the store itself, but was "assaulted" by their half-baked goods at a party. It's no exaggeration that no one could finish a cupcake. The birthday cake looked like it has been in a terrible car accident. All you could taste was sugar and raw flour. It was utterly disgusting. The hosts were so embarrassed and apologetic. This place totally ruined their son's birthday. How they stay in business, beggars belief.

I'm a cupcake snob from California no less who relocated back East. I've been so sad in trying to…read morefind a great cupcake place. Half-baked is an answered prayer. Their cupcakes are flavorful, fresh, moist with the perfect amount of density and darn finger-licking good. Their cakes look impressive and are reasonably priced. I only wish they were open slightly later but then again I'd be a daily visitor if they were and I'm not sure my waist line could handle all that delicious sweetness. Remember desserts spelled backwards is stressed...get your happy on with their half-baked awesomeness. :)

Frutta Bowl & Salad Works in the same building. A lot of people ordering to go. Chocolate Explosion…read moresmoothie was delicious. This location does not yet have gluten-free granola, otherwise I would have had an acai bowl. Clean restrooms.

From the owner: Fast-casual superfood spot serving fresh-made açaí bowls, smoothies & nutrient-packed snacks.read more

This is a pretty cool place for date night! There are bays that you can rent for virtual golf and…read moretwo different putt putt courses. Everyone was very friendly in there and it was not very busy other than trivia going on at the bar. The putt putt courses are pretty simple, but the black light and themes are pretty cool! The Bar had a decent menu, but they were out of a bunch of things. The food was not that great (sandwhich was so dry) and although the bartender was sweet, she only knew how to make cocktails on the list. Fun spot, but would grab dinner and a drink beforehand somewhere else!

Good vibes alot of space. Chicken tenders were good and friendly atmosphere! Def a cool…read morePlace to hang out with a group of people on the weekends

Needed a place to microwave some leftovers for the road and this was the place. It's clean. The…read moremicrowave is well taken care of and this place has showers. I didnt use the bathrooms so I can't attest to their cleanliness however there were no putrid or funky smells present. I got a nice surprise. A young lady approached me and gave me a rose of Mother's Day

What a Gem find. 301 Melt came hot and loaded with great stuff. First time in a long time did I…read moreGet a hot breakfast served to me in a restaurant. The skillet tasted great. Western omelet was also good. Service was good and the atmosphere was diner style. Would highly recommend a stop here.

Such a mixed review & experience. We made reservations for Sunday brunch and glad we did as the…read moreplace got crowded quickly. On one hand I want to try again for dinner but for the price, I'm not sure it's worth it. Pros: Amazing service - very attentive server(s); we had one in training/shadowing and she was just as good as our primary server, offering refills, clearing plates, overall greet banter Cocktails are fantastic - had the Minnie Ripperton and loved it - creamy yet refreshing and bright which is a tough combo to achieve Cons: Hidden entrance - after circling what looked like an abandoned building 2x we finally figured out the entrance was in the backy and down a set of stairs. I now understand the "speakeasy vibe" but the clutter in the front made the building look abandoned or under construction; not a great start to the experience for us Food service - the other couple we were dining with got their entrees about 10 minutes before ours and we were some of the first orders & diners of the day. Usually you might hold the whole table or refire some of the dishes so it all comes out at the same time. They finished theirs before we even got our to start, making it a strange eating experience Small print menu - with the low light of the speakeasy, the menu had the teeeeniest print I've ever seen making it very difficult to read the menu options. We also didn't realize that the menu changes/is seasonal (not called out on the website) so many of the items we had wanted to try were not an available option. I love a menu that changes but hope it's indicated on the website (aka: sample menu, subject to seasonal change) Hit-n-miss: Fried chicken Benedict- huge portions, amazing biscuits and perfectly poached (but unseasoned?) eggs. I don't know if the hollandaise soaked into the fried chicken or never existed at all - and that's the thing you want with a Benedict. If it existed, it never reached the biscuits because while they were good, but were completely dry Shrimp and grits - perfectly cooked, great consistency, but very under-seasoned Water - just an observation and maybe it's just the local tap water flavor but it tasted off or as off the soap hadn't been washed from the glasses Pro Tip: be aware of the automatic gratuity in some circumstances; if you don't know, check the website before your meal!

I have to go with the majority of other reviewers on a few things here. To start very greasy food,…read moredefinitely low country style dinners here but SO good. Totally worth trying and you will leave soo full. The server was nice and this place was jamming all night. Very tight inside so definitely a cool date spot. It's dark in here, like old people with the phone flashlight dark but I didn't mind honestly. The only thing that threw me off was this bathtub drink... You won't finish your food but you'll be excited for left overs !

Lovely coffee shop that gives Odessa a great vibe. Love all the coffee options and treats!read more

Great little coffee shop that we discovered just a few weeks ago! Friendly staff, great coffees and…read moreteas, a variety of baked goods (from New York I'm told), and relaxed atmosphere. So far everything we've tried tasted good and the prices are reasonable. It is usually busy, but if you have time to wait a few minutes for a to-go order or a few extra minutes for a comfy seat, it is worth it! The shop is conveniently located right off of Rt.13 in Odessa. Parking is a little challenging because there are only a few spaces near the building. You can also park on the side street, which is a short walk.