Pretty amazing custard/ice cream. One thing that brought us in was the ice cream cones that are…read morefilled. It's a really cool and unique idea. My kids loved getting to the middle of their ice cream and getting to the filling. Pro tip: try the unicorn cone!

I didn't see any of the donuts from the online pics at the kiosk here today…read more La Fork and ordered a s'mores cookie bowl, $12.12. Comes with one big cookie, split in half. A scoop of chocolate and one of vanilla, Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal was all at the bottom and a drizzle of Nutella. The cookie was okay, might be better if was fresher and warm. Nutella makes any dessert better. The cookie bowl had no marshmallows in it, isn't that a key part of the s'mores? The chocolate cookies, chocolate ice cream and Nutella was a riff of the Hershey's chocolate and the Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal was acting as the graham cracker. It was an interesting interpretation of the s'mores. The marshmallow was a key missing ingredient though.

The biscoff roller is the yummiest dessert I've ever tasted; I don't think it's an official item on…read morethe menu but the have it if you ask. It's huge and can easily split between two people. Order always comes up quickly. Wish they had some more seating sometimes it can get kinda packed in there because it's so tasty that a lot of people come

Good Gelato with alot of options to pick from, over loaded yummy crepes and a few other things as…read morewell.

I bring my children here all the time and they enjoy it so much. The prices are unbelievable…read moreaffordable.

What can I say about this favorite book ice cream spot of ours? The young workers are always so…read morenice. Service is quick and professional. Love the many options on the menu. And I really like the vegan options offered and often changing flavors offered. Don't pass this place up when next considering a stop for a sweet tooth fix. You won't be disappointed at all!

Super friendly, knowledgeable staff make this shop special, so many choices, hard to decide. Self…read moreserve frozen yogurt, ice cream, boba tea and many specialty Lebanese deserts with special undiscovered flavors, free want!

I'm in LOVE! Biscoff…read moreice cream. Biscoff milkshake. Boba milkshakes. I'm so in love that I inquired about franchising opportunities to bring this gem back to Florida with me. It's a cute dessert shop with friendly service and great recipe options. There's something for everyone here. My Biscoff waffle ice cream was amazing and I think I want 10 more to-go LOL

This place was great. I can't recommend it enough…read more Street parking is available and if there's none of that, there are 2 (free!) parking lots behind the building. It was busy when we showed up around 830pm on a Wednesday. Tables are available to sit at. I really loved the modern looking lights and decor inside, and the logo is fun too with the city landscape. I was pleasantly surprised to learn that in addition to ice cream, they also offer cookies and lattes! They let us sample some of the ice cream flavors and the samples were generous. I ended up choosing the salted turtle flavor which was delicious! I also ordered one the of mouthwatering looking cookies, the double choco Oreo. SOOO GOOD!!! Each day they offer different flavors of cookies, and you can check their website to see what is available that day. They are also freshly baked when ordered. Definitely check this place out if you're in the area! I can't wait to come back.

I can't resist the smores cookie from here. My biggest complaint is the limited cookie selection. I…read morethink they had 3 flavors when I went. The cookies are fresh and soft. A bit on the smaller size. The coffee drinks are pretty good. Their limited edition K style latte was delicious.

This place is my all time favorite ice cream. The dairy is fresh and locally sourced from their own…read morefarm. Lines always move fast and service is great. Ask to sample vanilla is a baseline must try to get a sense of the quality. The milkshakes and sundaes are great too. A very nice laid back vibe to hang out with friends in the summer with the picnic table seating Also if you want fresh local milk. The store has the best and they even have reusable glass bottles.

Moodith: A Calder Bros. Love Letter A confession from a…read moredairy addict with no plans for recovery When I was little, I lived with my grandparents in a house that still had a milk chute by the side door. Some of my earliest memories are of Gram accidentally locking us out. She'd give me a leg up, and I'd clamber through that tiny door like some pint-sized action hero. Without fail, I'd crash into the brass umbrella stand and send it tumbling down the basement stairs, which sounded like a car crash. But after landing in a heap, I'd pop up, fling the door open, and beam like Fievel finally finding his family and fitting into his giant hat. Now, Calder's might not be sliding bottles through chutes anymore, but they will still deliver to your doorstep: milk, eggs, butter, the whole wholesome package. This is a lifesaver for my 96-year-old Gram, who doesn't exactly "pop into Meijer" the way she used to. Downriver might not be a postcard neighborhood, but Calder's honestly dignifies it just by existing. But let's get real: I'm here to talk about the eggnog. This is not your run-of-the-mill jug. It's eggnog with the viscosity of wet cement and the caloric density of my future regrets. It's one of the main reasons I'll never hit my "target weight," unless that target is simply "rotund." Here's the thing...I have a dairy problem. When I was a teen, I once complained to my doctor about my loud stomach. She suggested I give up dairy. I laughed directly in her face. Given that I'm usually pathologically polite, that was basically the emotional equivalent of slapping her. If my family ever staged an intervention and gave me an ultimatum, dairy would win, and it would be the loss of a pretty good family. My addictions, in rough order, look like this: 1. Dairy. 2. Buying stuff I don't need (but swear I'll use). 3. Caffeine. 4. A practiced devotion to the unattainable (sigh/fml). 5. Hoarding premium gel pens like they're rare Pokémon. So yeah, Calder's doesn't just have a customer for life. They may very well end up as the surprise beneficiary of my estate someday. Picture it: a modest inheritance left not to wayward relatives, but to the cows themselves...my final act of dairy philanthropy.

Finally tried the famous baklava place everyone raves about living in the Midwest. This place is so…read moreimpressive with the amount of options they have in addition to French desserts. I bought a half tray for my family plus some assorted ones to try on the side. This place is a little chaotic with the amount of people in there. You start with getting a ticket by the door and you have to wait to order when you hear your number. This wasn't super clear so thought I'd add it as a tip!

If I could give this place a zero I would. Discrimination at its finest here. I definitely will…read morenever come back here. As I told my company and business partners to not come. Waste of time and money.

The treats are sooooo good. I enjoy the happy service and high energy . Its a very beautiful and…read moreclean place. And lives up to its name cheat treats

Try everything there are lots of options in the store I for sure wanna come back to tryread more

If your in are and want something sweet and unique stop by Helvaci Ali. The service is great they…read morereally take their time to explain the process of making the ice cream and history behind it. The ice cream comes in a few different flavors like pistachio and biscoff. I opted to try the biscoff ice cream with original coffee. The interior was well decorated and offered a calm atmosphere.

Cute and small Turkish cafe easy to miss on Michigan Avenue in Dearborn. Free parking lot by the…read moreback entrance. I didn't try the ice cream but the lemonade refresher was delicious. Friendly service. I talked to the owner and he seemed interested in doing a Yelp event sometime. Nice place to stop by for dessert and drinks.

nice ambience.. like a little tour of Istanbul…read more. stays open late at night.. desserts are very good.. pastries are the best!

Came here to meet with some friends and immediately fell in love with the decor, particularly the…read morelighting! The Turkish mosaic chandeliers throughout the shop were beautiful! The interior is on the smaller side but there is plenty of seating. When we entered we were greeted by staff, told to pick a table and scan the QR code for the menu, once you look over the menu, go back to the counter and place your order. I ordered traditional Turkish tea which came in a çaydanlık, traditional glass tea cups and a side of sugar cubes. I didn't opt for any food as I had already eaten prior but they have a large selection of sweet and savory options. Overall, loved the service and space and will definitely be back to try some food options next time!