“It was a great first visit! It's a lovely little spot with a pretty view!! The ice cream was delicious! I had a scoop of Vanilla and a scoop of Strawberry in a pretty waffle cone. The attendant said she wanted to order some Fall colors and mine was a dark raspberry color for the cone!! They had some good flavors and she let us try some samples! They had some local items for sale in there plus some merch like T-shirts and sweatshirts with their logo on them! I will be back again!Parking: It's a gravel lot but well maintained.“
“Truly a farm to table place to shop. Family owned and operated on the family homestead. They support other farmers in the area by marketing their products. Their ice cream is made on site and they have an Ice Cream Truck that can support local events.Close to I 71 exit 28.“
“I'd recommend this place to anyone in the area who's looking for amazing scoops of ice cream. Family friendly. And the owners are right there working side by side the employees. I highly respect that, and it shows how committed they are to not only their customers but also to there team.The fun color choice and eye for details on this old build is what drew us in.A+ across the board.Parking: Parking in front of building and free parking right across the street!! Can't beat thatKid-friendliness: Owners respected the kids and wanted to serve them and my wife and I to the best of their ability. High chairs and seating for the whole family.“
“I've been driving throughout the US over the last couple of years, and my advice to travelers - take the time to get off the beaten path and explore a bit. I did this on a trip from Nashville to upstate New York, stopping at Rowlett's Milkhouse Creamery inn Campbellsburg, Kentucky, and I was so happy I did!Vibe: It's an ice cream stand, simple as that. There are picnic tables outside, so you can sit and enjoy your ice cream. But what made the vibe so special - the brother and sister team of Terry and Sharron Rowlett - two of the nicest and sweetest people you could meet. I loved hearing their story and how they started the business - it's small businesses like this that are essential to the fabric of our economy.Service: I think I captured that above in the vibe. Uber personable and friendly.Food: I am a huge fan of Coffee Ice Cream and so happy that they had this as a option. It was DELISH! I also had a scoop of Cookies & Cream - super good as well. Their flavors aren't fancy or exotic, but you don't need fancy or exotic to make great ice cream - just great ingredients and a love for what you do. I also bought a brick of unsalted butter - there is nothing better than use farm-fresh butter when cooking.I highly recommend making a detour to Rowlett's Milkhouse Creamery if you're driving along Interstate 71 from Louisville to Cincinnati, you will be happy you did!Date of Visit: 1 June 2023“