Great place for the whole family. We really enjoyed eating on the second floor with open spaces to…read morewatch the train going around. Loved the bubbles, stuffies, princesses and rubber ducks going around on the train. Kept the kids entertained. The food was very good too. Everyone enjoyed it. They also have multiple bikes outside you can ride, chickens to hold and a pig to see. They also had a great park and outdoor bar to enjoy!

Food- N/A Service excellent by the young man patio bar…read more Ambiance is great! The only thing they only have one bathroom. Pic's is provided below. Is good for the kids.

Wilson's came recommended as a local favorite, so we absolutely made a point to stop by on a nice…read moreday. The patio was beautiful and had a very scenic view of the water. The restaurant marketed itself as an all-purpose stop for food, so we ordered the charbroiled chicken sandwich and reuben for lunch. The chicken was pretty dry with minimal toppings- definitely something you could make at home for a fraction of the price. The reuben was satisfying and not too heavy, with a generous portion of both beef and sauerkraut. We washed it down with the house-made root beer, which was very good. What you're really here for is the ice cream. Be sure to go to the counter inside, as only a fraction of the menu was advertised in the seating area. There were countless creative flavors with all the toppings you could think of. After a lot of deliberation, we opted for a scoop of the frozen tundra, which was a mint ice cream filled with Oreo and brownie chunks. Just a single scoop was massive and definitely enough for two people as a dessert. The mint was delicate and super refreshing, and was absolutely packed with giant chunks of chocolatey goodness. Definitely a 10/10 and a must-try! Although I would skip the food next time, the sweet treats at Wilson's are well worth a trip out of the way. Will absolutely be back for more of that ice cream!

Went for the diner experience, didn't get the diner feel from the food…read more Ordered the mushroom burger. It tasted like canned mushrooms and frozen pre-formed meat patties. Absolutely nothing to rave about and I feel like the customer traffic is more for the nostalgia than for flavor. The fries were good but can you really go wrong with a potato?

My first visit didn't work out so well because my food came without the protein added on it lol…read more After a lengthy wait, they remade my meal though and kindly gave me a value basket coupon for my next visit so, here I am! Everyone providing service was friendly and efficient, and they brought my food out with a smile. It's pretty quiet in here, which I didn't mind on this rainy day. The interior is very clean and well kept, especially considering they're attached to a gas service station. Can't dislike Culver's. They always seem to bring me back. Love that cheese sauce!

Ordered burgers and the food was cooked and brought out to the patio since we have a dog…read more Compliments to all staff for being courteous, smiling and providing great service! The burgers were excellent and well prepared.

Let's start out by noting that this is just a McDonald's, like any other McDonald's out there…read more Friendly staff, standard food, clean bathrooms. So why bother reviewing it? If you happen to actually LIKE McDonald's, this is the only fast food restaurant at all between Manistee and Traverse City, so get it while you can. Me? I'd keep driving until I got to Empire (the Friendly Tavern) or Glen Arbor (Art's) to grab a burger, but if you are in the area and dying for an Egg McMuffin, this is, literally, it.

We were told to wait to put in our order. About 4-5 minutes go by and I say "hello?" And the waiter…read moreresponds "ma'am you're going to have to wait, I'm making all the food and there are three cars ahead of you" okay... so we say sorry and sit and wait. Then she comes on the intercom and goes "wow, I can't believe you're still sitting there! What can I get you?"

Found this place highly reviewed and after about 10 seconds of seeing photos of cheesy, stacked…read moresandwiches and creamy gelato, we had to stop by. Packed into this little restaurant is an artisan storefront, a gelato window, a bakery, and a sandwich place. Wanting to try a little bit of everything, we got their cheese charcuterie and an Italian grinder sandwich to share for 2. Stellar, all of it. There was a great variety of cheeses on the board, including a truffle cheese and some kind of herbed goat cheese (which were my favorites), plus a mini brie and a blue cheese (boy's favorites). The board came with a bag of fresh baked focaccia slices on the side to spread the cheese/jams on and it was soooo good. The sandwich had toasty, melted cheese on the roll plus a seasoned tomato/lettuce situation that tied together all the meats so well. Definitely a napkin-heavy meal. They have a water station inside to grab cups, and carry-out bags/containers by request. Theres seating outside only that wraps around the building. Half of it was shaded. We actually left to walk around and came back for the gelato. They were actively putting out new flavors as we watched, so if you are waiting for one in particular just ask! You can split any size between two flavors, so i did chocolate and strawberry sorbet, boy did chocolate and cherry. I loved his cherry, it was so fresh and tart. The chocolate was rich and fit super well with the fruit flavors. They let you taste beforehand too, and the cranberry was also a hit for me! I both wish this was open closer to me and grateful that it's far away. Id be spending a lot more money here if it was nearby. DEFINITELY give them a try!!!

Stopped at Door County Creamery on our way out of Door County. Expect a long wait if you go around…read morelunch time. Also expect to spend an arm and a leg for a sandwich..... All that to say, the sandwiches are yummy. Both David and I liked the Hot Honey sandwich most. It was incredibly flavorful with some nice heat to it. The goat cheese was delicious and added a nice creaminess to the sandwich. The Turkey Brie was fine but would skip next time. I wasn't a big fan of the flavor of the turkey and David didn't like the jam on it. The sandwiches were very filling and loaded perfectly with ingredients.

Great location and okay food. Makes for a better lunch spot than dinner imho…read more We probably won't be back just because there are so many other places we need to try.

One of our favorite stops when we get to Door County! Many options for beer and now hard cider…read more Food is good, and the service is excellent. With the Brewers still playing, it was great to watch them on their TV's while eating with friends.

We love the soft serve ice cream there, friendly staff, great location of the Shake! Beyond that,…read moreit has an old time hometown feeling that we like.

Fries, onion rings, cheese curds and milkshake were great. The burgers are premade patties, but not…read morebad. No inside seating.

Asada tacos are unbelievably delicious! Fresh guac made…read moreright in front of you, a meal in itself and delicious. A hidden gem in Door County.

Here's visiting for my seven year anniversary. We decided to stop in to eat at Old Mexico…read morerestaurant. The service was fast and the waitress was friendly. However, the chip with salsa that tasted like tomatoes sauce, the tortilla chips were hard as a rock. My husband ordered steak fajitas that had no flavor and my chicken fajitas was so bland. We quickly hurried out and said no thank you. I did let the waitress know that our food wasn't good. It's a beautiful restaurant though as far as the deco.

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!

Today I visited McDonalds fearing for my future order of a McFlurry. Never fear, Diana is here…read more Knowing how awful it is working in fast food service, the bright smile that came from her was ILLUMINATING. That woman is god sent! With the hard work of the angel herself, I DESTROYED the best McFlurry I've ever had in my life. GIVE THAT WOMAN A RAISE BECAUSE HER CUSTOMER SERVICE IS ON POINT.

Every single time i go here they seem to never get my order right. The place is also disgusting…read morealong with the lack of hair nets, that the employees are not wearing half the time. I'd rather save myself the trouble next time and go to the McDonalds across the bridge.