“This place is a MUST! The ice cream was delicious and I love that it is old fashioned hand-scooped. After eating, there is a cute adorable kids gift shop where the kids can find quirky souvenirs. My favorite part is outside where you can feed and pet goats and baby reindeer. (Only for 25 cents!)“
“Great frozen yogurt spot in a cute town! There's ample parking all around and behind the building. The cashier was helpful and let me know we could bring our dog inside with us. You can get a pup cup of frozen yogurt for $2 and the peanut butter and vanilla flavors are okay for dogs to have. Super cute & my dog loved it! I got the peanut butter cup flavor (PB & chocolate) and it was really good! I went overboard with the toppings and got cheesecake bites, brownie bites, chocolate chip cookie dough bites, chocolate syrup and cookie crumbs lol. I'm a toppings gal for sure. It was perfect! So good that I didn't get a picture of it.Frozen yogurt is always expensive anywhere you go so it was typical pricing - the pay by weight total always shocks me haha. Maybe less toppings next time. They have some souvenir items in the shop too like t shirts, cups, etc. There's a large seating area outside which was nice to sit down and enjoy our desserts! Overall, great experience for while we were in town!“
“Wow. So many negative reviews that feel more emotionally-driven than data-driven. My review is one of "credit where due."My wife and I spent a 3 day weekend in Hocking Hills. She was jonsing for a DQ Blizzard. So...The staff at this Dairy Queen were caring, courteous, and very professional. The young woman who gave us our order apologized for the wait (drive thru), but that was unnecessary because the family ahead of us appeared to have ordered a Thanksgiving dinner for 12 people.The food itself was perfect and as expected. The Blizzards were the right temperature (i.e., cold and slightly firm) and had plenty of candy inclusions. Well done, DQ.Vegetarian options: Not reallyKid-friendliness: Of course!Parking: Plenty and freeWheelchair accessibility: YeeDietary restrictions: Not really“
“We came for the ice cream and stayed for the washboard museum. The staff was great! Super friendly and chatty. We all ordered ice cream and then viewed the antique washboards.The woman scooping ice cream gave us a bunch of trivia about washboards and why glass was used, various era information, and that they are the last manufacturer of these devices. They still make both functional washboard equipment and musical washboards.The ice cream price is a little high but they provided free admittance into the washboard museum and information on some of the history.“