The oldest chocolate makers since 1925. Lots of home made chocolate, sugar free assortments as…read morewell. And many chocolate bars with other gifts and coffee. They sell reusable ice packs.

the candy is exceptionally and great service. I have been in there many times and i have never had…read morea bad experience. And may I add, the free samples of their chocolate and coffee is also a delightful experience.

Seroogy's had a constant stream of people today -- almost every cart had some kind of Valentine's…read moresweet treat... including mine. I decided to give the chocolate-covered heart pretzels a try! But the real reason I stopped in was for the chocolate bars. The mint meltaway is amazingly smooth and savory. And the Shock Rock meltaway -- with the Pop Rocks that pop in your mouth -- is my absolute favorite because it's both fun and delicious. Don't hesitate to make a trip to this long-standing local business. Will cure your sweet tooth for sure!

they're beginning to taste like cheap chocolates at expensive . They said they haven't changed…read moretheir recipe but they lied. The chocolate doesn't even taste like chocolate anymore. Greed ruins everything. I'd rather pay more good chocolate, but I won't be buying anything from them again.

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.

Delicious ice cream, tons of options! Not the best interior but I always just get it to go, as do…read moremost people. My only critique is when the line gets long, the service can be super slow and you'll be waiting a while to order.

A couple days ago on 4th of July, me and my Bf wanted to try a new ice cream place around the Fox…read moreValley area after swimming at Plamann lake and we decided to try the Twist here in Greenville. Even though I used to live not far from here. Service was lightning quick and we got our ice cream right away plus it was only 9 dollars total between the 2 of us. Very good prices. The ice cream wasn't our favorite but it still satisfied our cravings and it still tasted good.

Kids loved it I went with Karen so many treats #wap Great…read moreplace so clean! Great place Karen loved it would go again #wap #wap #kiddos #mommabear #love it

They have dozens of options for both ice cream and food! They truly have something for everyone…read morefrom ice cream sandwiches, sundaes, flurries, and so much more. I also went around the 4th of July and they used cute patriotic sprinkles which made the experience that much better. The employees were all very nice and personable. They were friendly and helpful in helping us decide what we wanted to order. This place is on the way to my cabin and I try to stop every chance I get. It's truly one of my all-time favorite ice cream destinations!

We had two delicious sundaes at Dairy Cove and they were the best! The ice cream is real ice cream…read moremade from fresh cream from a local dairy. The Turtle Sundae and the Smore Sundae were full of fresh ingredients. An extra treat is watching the employees create the ice cream delights through the side window. We highly recommend stopping at Dairy Cove!

There were a lot of people inside and people leaving when we walked in. I asked them how the gelato…read morewas and they said amazing, they weren't kidding! It was tough to choose. Everything looked delicious. We got lots of samples and everything was delicious. Our small cups were very generous and overflowing with deliciousness!

I wish it was more reasonable for price but love it so much go through pint a day. Love the…read morecherry

We stopped here on Father's Day and I think it was the busiest I have ever seen it. Pistachio was…read moreone of the flavors of the day so I was thrilled. Note, the small is quite substantial. I don't know how people can eat a medium or large without it melting. Keep an eye on who had ordered before and after you so you know when your order is called. They don't use numbers or names, they just call out pistachio cone or whatever a part of your order was. There are a few picnic tables scattered throughout the lawn but keep an eye on the nearby golfers for any golf balls that go off course.

Better than both Culver's and Sweets and Eats (yes I know it's ice cream at S&E)…read moreBut.... This ain't no Leon's in Milwaukee. Very nice people. Service fast. Value for portions excellent. Best in area...just not the best in Wisconsin. Give them a chance!

Another long time family business that I love so much. I love going out here to pick strawberries…read more The fields are packed with plants bearing ripe fruit and some interesting "weeds" like lamb's quarter and chamomile. No sprays used here. Compare that to the videos of people in moon suits spraying commercial strawberry fields. A nice young man directed us to the best picking place. Asked if we wanted a ride on a wagon, as the area we were going to was at the far end of the field. We declined, we're not that far gone....yet. We picked a six quart flat in about 20 minutes. It was like a treasure hunt, searching for gems tucked into the greenery. Weighed and paid by a chatty and pleasant lady. Late June to early July is the strawberry season hereabouts. Of all the places to get berries right now, I prefer Greiling's. I like their attitude, spirituality, and philosophy on agriculture. Tonight I'll eat strawberries until I break out in hives. A small price to pay for such a pleasure.