Second time visiting the Creamery because I wanted to get this right. I looked at the products,…read morewhere they are made, and branding. They have a deli counter, and ice cream, along with several self branded products that are clearly from a co-packer. That is unless the Yoders are also taco and bbq rub experts lol. This is a tourist trap for visitors to see the Amish at work. (Full disclosure Amish are shrewd business people and hard workers) but the quality of products aren't anything special.

Amish store. Homemade ice cream. Super good and creamy. I had black raspberry. Other homemade stuff.read more

Apparently this place is no longer in business. Didn't find that out until we arrived on-site.read more

Can't recommend this place enough. Amy makes everything homemade and her commitment to using high…read morequality ingredients makes all the difference. Her homemade waffle cone is unparalleled. The bakery is clean and inviting. Amy and her staff are warm and personable. The selection is impressive and varied including plenty of gluten free options.

Awesome ice cream place! Nice creamy ice cream. I got the double peanut butter brownie crunch -…read moredelicious and very peanut butter-y. The flurries are good too. The second time I came I got an oero flurry. Their large is more like a medium. It was good but I'd have to say that their scooped ice cream is much better than their flurries. Also, they only accept cash.

Since its opening when i was little Ive been coming here almost every year! Its a tradition that…read morestarted after bobs corner closed down. Great ice cream!

Kate is the best. So many good recommendations from a real local. Great rock collection and…read moreauthentic Michigan's gifts for loved ones.

This is a precious gem in downtown Grayling. It's a great shop to peruse…read more I don't care what my mood or what they have added/removed, I am walking out the door with a purchase of something new to me. Today it's table top cornhole boards. The one game even I couldn't lose at! It goes beyond the cute little shop for ice cream and local stuff. They carry many made in Michigan products. They have a nostalgic look at pop AND great ice cream. It's also fun to see the latest find on their shelves. Depending on which doggie is working, you have several petting opportunities. It's also a wonderful experience to visit with Stacy or Kate. 12/24

We arrived here three minutes before they were closing with a line already out the door…read more The staff currently allow us to wait, even though they were technically closed by the time they got to us It was worth the wait - the ice cream was so flavorful and smooth. I really enjoyed the blend of lemon bar, cheesecake and blueberry cheesecake, ice cream If you're nice enough to the stuff, they will put googly eyes on your ice cream with your sprinkles Very cute place with a lot of outdoor seating to sit back and enjoy your ice cream - plenty of parking too. Would note that this is a cash only establishment - so come prepared

We visited Timbertown Ice Cream shop for the first time tonight. What a fantastic find! My wife had…read moreher favorite double scoop of Mint Chocolate Chip in a waffle cone. I had one scoop of Apple Crisp topped with a scoop of Michigan Pot Hole Chocolate in a waffle cone. Both cones were filled with ice cream. This shop was hopping but the wait staff kept up. There is a wide variety of flavors to choose from including soft serve and several cone options from typical sugar cones to waffle cones and even a waffle cone dipped in chocolate! There is a creative play area outside for younger ice cream lovers that was getting well used tonight. We will definitely be adding Timbertown Ice Cream to our list of must visit whenever we're in Lewiston. Outstanding discovery!

This is a store owned by Amish that repackages bulk goods…read more So if you go to a bulk site online such as webrestaurantstore, and see something there, you will see it for just a few dollars more at this Amish store. But bulk sites generally have high shipping fees, so you can save 20% or so by coming here. So it is worth it if you are somewhat local/in the area already. There are some Amish products here, but many of them tend to be low quality and full of unhealthy ingredients (yes I was surprised too). So don't expect much in terms of Amish products. If you want something better Amish, go to the nearby Amish stores like the Bakery or the Farmers Creamery.

Worth a trip out of your way. This is an Amish business that repackages bulk spices and cooking…read morespecialties at a deep discount. You will NEVER pay the prices for supermarket spices again. They also have a section with scratch & dent canned grocery goods but watch the dates.

Very sweet lady taking orders. $10.50 for a medium chocolate peanut butter cup ice cream with…read morewaffle cone and a medium vanilla shake. Perfect little spot on a hot day!

I love Joe's Whole Wheat Sourdough bread. It is the only bread I can eat due to a gluten…read moreintolerance in the whitening of the flour. When I get a gluten stomach ache I eat a piece of his bread and It soaks up the bad chemicals from whatever I ate. This is a life saver and I can now eat sandwiches again.

A gem of a Bakery, smack in the middle of sleepy little Johannesburg, Michigan. This unassuming…read morelittle Bread Shed holds some of the most amazing baked goods you'll ever have. Joe has a knack and a love for baking and it shows in every Artisan item he produces. I highly recommend the Dragon Garlic & Herb bread and the GIANT cinnamon rolls. (Get a few friends to help you with the cinnamon rolls; trust me!) Take the time to head out to Jo-berg and Patronize this man and his delicious wares. You will not be disappointed!