We tried 5 different kolaches and all were great. Very fresh. Perfect with a cup of hot coffee…read more Friendly staff as well.

Best Kringle ever! Not like Uncle Mike's too sweet low quality ingredients. They use real butter…read moreand absolutely a delicious result. Fillings are all superb.

Continuing what's turning into a Midwest ice cream pilgrimage, we set out to find good ice cream in…read moreGreen Bay and Brain Freeze got the nod. They actually serve Chocolate Shoppe's ice cream so we knew it would be good. They are tucked away in a corner of nearby Howard, but aren't unknown as a steady stream of locals came by during our visit. They feature 40 flavors of Chocolate Shoppe ice cream - can't ask for more! I had Scotcheroo, butterscotch peanut butter ice cream with chocolate rice crisps - yum. My wife had Caramel Chaos, caramel ice cream with caramel swirls - a caramel lover, this was right up her alley. Plus we had great, friendly service from the girl handling our orders. Two thumbs up on Brain Freeze.

Brain Freeze - Where Taste Buds Go to Party and Your Brain Yells, "WORTH IT!"…read more If I ever go missing, check Brain Freeze first. Deanna and her team are the real reason my GPS keeps rerouting me back there like it's a rescue mission for my soul (and sweet tooth). Walked in for "just one scoop." Left with a cone taller than my future and a smile so big I had to hold it with both hands. The ice cream? Creamy, dreamy, and possibly churned by angels. Prices? Let's just say I paid less for my sundae than I did for a bottle of water at the gas station. That's sorcery. Delicious, creamy sorcery. Deanna, the mastermind behind this frozen wonderland, is the kind of person who probably gives ice cream to her enemies just to win them over. Her helpers were so friendly and upbeat, I thought I'd wandered into a Disney movie--minus the musical number (although I did hum while eating). Bottom line: Brain Freeze is what would happen if Willy Wonka ditched the chocolate and focused on making the happiest ice cream shop on Earth. 10/10, will absolutely be back... once my taste buds forgive me for the cold snap. P.S. Try the cookie dough. You'll get misty-eyed. It's that good.

One of the few places you can get Czarnina soup, and its great. Also, the Polish style baked good…read moreare among the best ever eaten.

Went in to get two dozen kneecaps today. And the little dark haired gal bit my head off-DID YOU…read morePLACE AN ORDER? Ummm no was I supposed to? SHE POINTED TO THE CASEthat's all we have left. Ok well I will take those. She snapped back next time place an order. Excuse me??? ANOTHER LADY CUSTOMER LOOKED AT ME AND SAID WOW WHAT A BAD ATTITUDE. Yup sure has a terrible attitude. If this was not for a special family breakfast tomorrow I might have walked out AFTER SHE BOXED THEM UP. DANG NOW I WISH I WOULD HAVE. Terrible customer service. Merry Christmas to you tootles with the dark hair. Feel bad for the owner having such sucky help.

I loved the bakery casings and how everything was organized. The lady behind the counter was super…read morekind and all of the treats were amazing!

Returned for another treat. Wifey got the hot turkey sandwich. Loaded with protein and a pickle…read moreon the side. Did not disappoint. I went with the hot pastrami built like a Reuben. Plenty sauerkraut and a pickle on the side. This visit was purchased some of their deli sides. German potato salad, baked beans and a cold pasta salad. All three were excellent. We would purchase again in an instant. We also picked up some pastries. Cream cheese brownie, lemon bar, chocolate eclair and pecan bar were superb. Highly recommend without any reservations and can't wait to return. Excellent, excellent value.

We wanted a quick snack while driving from the UP to Green Bay and came upon The Dairy Barn. As we…read moredrove in, we thought the place was inside of the nearby gas station, but we quickly found that it was a separate building with quite a number of cars and customers surrounding it. There was a nearby setup of picnic tables and all seats were taken, with people eating burgers, custard, and other treats. To order, there's a choice of either a drive through, or you can queue up at one of the windows in front. We just wanted a small snack and ordered two items. Service is quite quick; everything only took a couple of minutes to come out. Extra Small Pistachio Frozen Custard ($2) - This was the weekly special and we got the very last dregs in the frozen custard machine. We saw the employee using a spatula on the top of the machine to push through the rest of the custard. As such, we're not sure if the custard was the freshest and best churned or not. The sweetness of the custard, mint green in color, first comes through, followed by a bit of artificial pistachio flavoring. The strange thing is that we had pistachio frozen custard from another place the previous day and this tasted exactly the same. I wonder if everyone just uses the same commercial pistachio custard base and churns it differently? This particular one is quite smooth and creamy, but also a bit on the softer side and less dense than other frozen custard I've had. I can't complain when this is only $2 though. (4/5) Fried Cheese Curds ($4) - I read about the curds here on social media and I have to agree that these are quite good. The batter on the exterior is pretty thick and fried to a fantastic crisp. The interior is stretchy, milky, squeaky as they stick to the teeth and have a more firm chew. The exterior batter has quite a bit of salt added after it comes out of the fryer, making this a treat that almost begs for custard or some other sweet beverage/treat on the side. (4/5) I'm not sure there is anything that they actually make in house, but hey, the prices are so cheap and they execute everything well enough that it makes me not care. I wouldn't make The Dairy Barn a destination for food or anything, but it's a solid place to visit while you're on the road. Note that they change the special custard flavor every week starting on Wednesday until they run out, so if you insist on the special flavor don't wait until Tuesday! Bathrooms - One single unisex room located on the right side of the exterior of the building. Overall rating of the food this visit: 4/5

The butter and cheese are amazing. Specially the different flavored butter's! You can get original…read moresalted or unsalted butter, garlic flavored butter which is really good in mashed potatoes, or melted over veggies, or to slow cook steak in! And the cinnamon butter is good in toast, on top of warm cinnamon rolls. Great little stop for dairy products. Now if they just added fresh eggs for sale too, it could be your one stop shop!

Wonderful coffees, pastries and eggs. Very…read more Friendly staff too Definitely would recommend.

Food was okay, but we ordered two frappes that had no coffee added. They completely skipped the…read morecoffee. It was pure blended milk, ice, and caramel. I couldn't believe it. It was whiter than my skin in the middle of winter. I was so stunned and bamboozled by this fact that I couldn't even process it enough to ask for a redo.

A solid stop on the way back from your Door County trip!…read more Great custard and solid diner food. The high school/college kids working the counter were also welcoming and efficient. The inside feels a little grubby, but also kitschy. Note: just get your own custard--none of this sharing nonsense!

Food was good, but staff was a bit disorganized. Our to go order sat in the window for awhile.read more

Wonderful family that owns the shop…read more She explains what they were and about all the desserts too. Tried some chocolate and a french hot dog. Soooo good. Cool to try something new