“This is a small joint with a good selection of you're not a local expect to wait for your order while the others who must be regulars walk in as they put out their food and call them by name, excellent if you're a local or regular nothing wrong with that. As for the double cheeseburger it was ok must have been that low cost meat or fake meat stuff it didn't taste right, fries were unsalted (personally a good choice) fresh and good. And the hot fudge sundae was loaded with fudge ? I'm an older guy that's not necessary but thank you I ate half of it. Soft serve had an off flavor maybe it only seemed off to me as it was a fresh serving I still enjoyed it. Overall it was ok not bad I prefer these smaller places over chain restaurants. So thumbs up.“
“Great place and friendly staff. If you are camping near by this is a must stop. Been here a few times over the years and it's expanded nicely to a bait shop and a bakery / mini 'diner' that can do pizza to hotdogs to burgers to cold subs. Even hosting a wide range of breakfast meals at a very reasonable price.The deserts are amazing with tons of milkshakes to coffee treats. Some of the best blueberry muffins I've ever had.The two con's / suggestionsThe candy selection is lacking. We went on an edge season in October but the candy selection was lacking compared to recent trips. I'd really like to see this back to its full glory with the tons of candy for kids to enduldge on.Secondary is the pizza prices. They are a bit steap for what you get... while I fully understand the fact it's the only place for miles paying 17$ for a meatlovers 12 inch pizza is a bit expensive. While good it was nothing to write home about. Definitely scratched that pizza itch. Maybe down to the 14$ I'd see that.The 13$ for a 12 inch single topping was reasonable.All in all minor complaints when your out this far. The staff and other selections at a great price far outweigh the cons.“