This place is not just ice cream, but also sandwiches and salads. They need to add that to their…read morename. We split a chicken breast sandwich, it was very good on a chiabatta roll. I've cream is excellent because the majority of the stuff they sell is Moomers. They have a half dozen or so of Ashbys. Good alternative to Kilwins for sure.

I am not sure who owns this place but it is run by a bunch of very rude people who don't seem to…read moreknow what they are doing. Not worth it. Not one person is smiling or kind.

Absolutely delicious cookies and wonderful service. We tried 6 different varieties and each was…read moregreat. Highly recommend.

I will be one of the gazilion others to complement this lovely cookie place making some of the best…read morecookies we ever had! And there are no pictures to prove as cookies were gone in minutes! We had the OG chocolate chunk, chocolate dried cherry, chocolate pretzel caramel and sugar cinammon,all excuisite,huge in size and super flavorful. As for ambiance,there's a cute little "garden" you stand in while waiting in line for your cookies (you buy them at a kiosk-and yes,be ready to stand in a line!),but the service is quick as cookies are already made and ready to pick up upon ordering. Highly recommend for anyone in the area to try this gem out!

Friendly staff. Amazing ice cream. You eat outside by the docks and there is a park next to it.read more

The Ice Cream Shoppe is THE place to go in the summer (and you better go a lot because it's only…read moreopen May-August!) It's a little shack right by the marina in downtown Cedarville, and you can eat your delicious cone or sundae out at the tables by the water - if it's sunset, even better! The shoppe always is well-stocked with three cases of rotating flavors of ice cream (Mackinac Island Fudge is always there, though!) plus plenty of specialty sundaes, shakes and malts to choose from. One of my family members orders a Heavenly Hill sundae (with hot fudge and Reese's Pieces on top) every time - yum! One scoop is $2 and two is only $2.50. Sundaes are a little more ($3.75-$4.75) but remember you're paying for the experience and the enjoyment of summer! They also serve hot dogs and other food-shack-type but I've never tried them. You can order from inside (standing room for only about 4 people!) or outside at the window but I think the inside is faster and you can see all the ice cream flavors. In the evenings there's usually a bit of a line but the girls who usually are working there are fast and friendly. Small little parking lot fits about 5-6 cars. There's a little slide where kids can play and a gazebo with extra seating, and it's just an all-around perfect experience to go out for ice cream in the summers in Cedarville!

What a find. Great Icecream choices. Off the beaten path so in and out quickly. Some limited…read moreseating inside and out. Fair prices. For anyone camping at Petoskey State Park or passing by on local trails, this stop is a must. The severs were efficient and kept the line moving. We appreciated the choice between hand scooped flavors of ice cream and soft serve options. Very much like Dairy Queen with more options. This Turtle Sundae was my birthday treat. Excellent choice!

Yes yes yesssssss! They make blizzards that are out of this world delicious. The mix ins are all…read moreof the classics and then a few others that aren't so common . I went with snickers and heath bits, with a mix of vanilla and chocolate ice cream. They use soft serve. On my first visit got a large and it was too much for me to eat. On my next visit I went with a medium and that was perfect for me. The service was friendly and fast. I was glad that they dont use styrofoam. When in this area, I'd definitely come back

We weren't planning to visit Kilwins but the building happened to catch our eyes on the way to the…read moreTunnel of Trees. We quickly found out that this is the flagship/factory location and we decided to drop in on the way back down. This location is huge, and understandably so as it makes the chocolates that are delivered to the rest of the stores in the country. While we visited as the day was winding down, there were still a few people making chocolate bunnies and packaging peppermint squares in the windows. There were plenty of people inside looking to get ice cream and treats in the hot weather but the line moved fast and we were in the front in no time. Regular in a Dish ($7.99) - I almost had a heart attack when I saw how much they were charging for a regular size in a dish. I guess there's a reason they only have the menu posted up near the end of the line, after you've already selected your flavors... They also weigh the ice cream before serving it to you - a good way to control portions I suppose, but very strange to see in an ice cream shop. Is it because they want to make sure to give you a minimum amount of ice cream for the size, or is it because they want to nickle and dime and make sure you don't get a single gram more than they need to give? I'm not sure, but I know now that a regular is approximately 8.2oz. I was almost going to give Kilwins a premature 2/5 before I started eating... We went with two flavors in the regular dish - firstly a scoop of Chocolate Caramel Cookies & Cream on the bottom and New Orleans Praline Pecan on the top. On my first spoonful, I could tell that this ice cream is exceptionally high quality. It was difficult to even insert the plastic spoon into the ice cream and it took some effort to finally get a scoop out. And then lifting the spoon out of the cup, the ice cream stuck well to the spoon without any stretch or gumminess. The first impression I got as it hit my tongue - exceptionally creamy, rich and dense, with an exceptionally low overrun for an ice cream. The ice cream is sweet, but not cloyingly so. It's studded with actual pralines that are covered with crunchy candied coating, adding a nice texture and caramelized flavor. The chocolate caramel is similar in quality - with a rich chocolate flavor, sweet with caramel swirl and some soft cocoa cookie bits to round out the flavor. I have to say, Kilwins has some of the highest quality ice cream you can get. Now the problem is that I don't know if it's worth the money over small batch artisan ice cream shops, or other larger high quality chains. For example, the ice cream here costs more than Salt & Straw, Jeni's, Chocolate Shoppe, etc. I just can't image that the quality is that much higher than those places, and yet they charge more. So yes, the ice cream here is fantastic and I have to give Kilwin's a 5/5 just for quality. However, I don't feel like I can recommend this place due to the cost, unless you count it as the price of entertainment while stopping in the shop and watching the factory hum along. One bonus is that they do give out free samples of both ice cream and chocolate, so I guess that makes up for some of the cost as well? Bathrooms - Two larger bathrooms for both genders.

As soon as you walk into the store, you're welcomed with a lovely smell of all the chocolates,…read morefudge, and other goodies. Immediately we were asked about trying a fudge sample. All the fudge is delicious and well worth it. They have a variety of other tasty treats available and upon checking out, we were given a mini portion of whatever chocolate we said was our favorite. The ice cream was also delicious. The staff very friendly. Very nice spot.

SUPER CUTE shop. The chocolate covered potato chips, covered strawberries, turtles, and toffee were…read moredelicious. The server was so patiently and friendly, we'll be back!

Both their ice cream and chocolate are excellent. The staff is nice, and the place is pretty busy…read moreshowing how much people really enjoy their ice cream. Creamy and delicious with a family oriented ambiance. Give them a try if you're near by.

4.5 stars rounded up! We visited the day after Christmas and had a wonderful meal!…read more Pros- beautiful interior, great service, very good dirty martini, fun menu, AMAZING short rib poutine. Cons- the gravy in the seafood grits had large chunks of ham which was interesting but the mela was still good, Caesar salad could be better.

As I previously reviewed we were visiting Harbor Springs downtown and the beach in the morning…read more This was our first time here with my family of seven including three adults and three young children for our 12 noon lunch reservation. The restaurant opened a few minutes after 12 noon. Other customers ahead of us were also waiting to be seated. The hostess was not very friendly. The older female hostess seemed to be annoyed, when we checked in. We were seated at a round table near the deck. We had a partial view of the bay. I enjoyed my two Michigan Manhattans with Iron Fish bourbon whiskey, sweet vermouth, Iron Fish cherry maple smoked bitters and a cherry up for $19 each. I also enjoyed my reuben for $21. The reuben is made with Sy Ginsberg corned beef, house sauerkraut, swiss, house thousand island dressing, toasted rye and beef tallow fries. This restaurant is expensive. Our food service was slow even though the restaurant was not crowded. We had to wait almost an hour for our food to be served to us. Being with young children was not good for our young children to wait so long. Keni served us very well. I don't think Keni was the cause of our slow food service. Our total bill was $242 excluding gratuity.

What a great spot for kids and families. Over the past couple of years The Sweet Tooth has become…read morean almost daily stop for our boys. With both soft serve and hand dipped, there is no shortage of delicious options. A trip to Walloon is not complete without a stop at The Foot for ice cream.

Yes! The best ice cream! I love to bring my neighbors and my friends kids kids love all the…read moreentertainment and atmosphere. Great job!

Really friendly staff! Also the fudge was both delicious and affordable (with the buy 2 slices get…read more1 free deal, approximately $23 for 3 slices, roughly 1.5 lbs)

The ice cream was absolutely delicious! Brady served us and provided outstanding service--he took…read morethe time to ask about our day, which made the experience even more special. It ended up being one of our favorite stops of the day!

Part clothing, gear, and tourist shop, part ice cream parlor = 100% good stuff…read more I always love browsing here. They carry things you may need for a day at the beach, clothing from brands like North Face, Patagonia, Free People, etc. Plus local touristy gear like branded sweatshirts from local brands like M22, stickers, etc. The brands they carry aren't cheap but Leland is a pricier tourist town. The ice cream parlor serves Moomers ice cream which is some of the best ice cream out there. Here you can pick from one of 32 flavors to get on a cone, in a bowl, as a sundae, in a float, or a shake, etc. My go to flavors are usually Supermoo or Cherries Moo-boolie. The shop is one of the few in town that is not dog friendly inside (I'm guessing because of the ice cream counter) but it's ok because they also have a walk up window (for ice cream only) so anyone with a canine can still enjoy a nice scoop. It also has water and such out for your pups!

This review is a little overdue but better late than never. In June 2023, we were on our family…read moreroad trip from Philly and around the Great Lakes. We stopped here to stretch our legs and walk the dog for a bit. It is a cute little town. This store was cute but pricey. We had kids so they all wanted ice cream. The staff was friendly and they had a cute little pup window to get us a pup cup for our husky. She loved it. My ice cream was delicious too.