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Ice Cream Shops & Stands

Toft’s Dairy Ice Cream Parlor in Sandusky offers scrumptious flavors.

We Ohioans love our ice cream! That’s why Ohio is home to hundreds, maybe thousands of ice cream shops and stands. Every community has at least one, and usually several. Here are some of them — you probably know of more (we’re just scooping the surface here). Many drive-ins and stands are closed during the winter.

In addition, Ohio can claim several large ice cream companies, such as Graeter’s Ice Cream (founded in Cincinnati in 1870), Jeni’s Splendid Ice Cream (founded in 2002 in Columbus) and Handel’s Homemade Ice Cream (founded in Youngstown in 1945) that distribute their products regionally and nationally, or have numerous retail outlets throughout the region.

Confused about what’s an “Ice Cream Stand or Drive-In” versus an “Ice Cream Shop?” They’re very similar and usually serve many of the same menu items. This blog labels it an Ice Cream Shop if there’s inside seating, while a Drive-In or Stand indicates very little or no indoor seating. If you don’t find your favorite here, it may be listed under one of the alphabetical lists of Drive-In Restaurants.

1340 Cafe and Sweet Shop – Dresden’s hometown ice cream shop and diner since 1965. Soft serve and hand-dipped ice cream, including shakes, sundaes and cones. Hamburgers, coney dogs and entrees. 1340 S. Main St., Dresden (740) 754-1695. Connect on Facebook.

50 Freeze Dairy Bar – Relax, play and eat at this ice cream drive-in with an extensive menu of sandwiches and fried food plus ice cream, shakes and frozen treats. 5562 US Hwy. 50, Hillsboro (937) 393-2448. Connect on Facebook.

Atwood Dari Bar – Located near Atwood Lake Park, Atwood Dari Bar offers hard and soft ice cream, sundaes, shakes, Arctic Swirls, and a full range of foods from the grill and fryer. 4033 SR 212, Mineral City (330) 343-4060. Connect on Facebook.

Baseball’s Dairy Diamond – Baseball’s Dairy Diamond is co-located with Triple Play Pizza. Soft-serve ice cream, shakes, malts and more, along with pizza and other hot food items. 78 Cromley St., Ashville (740) 983-4487. Connect on Facebook.

Blosser’s Dari Drive-Inn – Ice cream stand/drive-through with outdoor seating. Try the Dole strawberry or lime soft serve ice cream. Also plenty of sandwiches and munchies. 15501 W. Akron-Canfield Road, Berlin Center (330) 547-5830. Connect on Facebook.

Brown’s Dairy Dock – Family-owned ice cream shop welcoming visitors since 1993. Try their orange/vanilla twist and strawberry or peach sundaes. Brown’s Dairy Dock has soft serve plus Toft’s ice cream and burgers, hot dogs and other items. 706 W. Main St., Marblehead (419) 798-5067. Connect on Facebook.

Cherry Street Creamery – Cherry Street Creamery offers 28 different flavors of homemade Ice cream and frozen yogurt. Also try their Chicago dogs and paninis and other sandwiches. Located along the Ohio & Erie Canal towpath. 136 Cherry St. W., Canal Fulton (330) 854-9939. Connect on Facebook.

Chilly Willy’s – Try their peanut butter banana milkshake and other great ice cream treats like malts, sundaes, slushes and flurries. Soft serve and hand-dipped ice cream menu includes sugar free flavors. Full menu of burgers, sandwiches and sides. 401 W. State St., Newcomerstown (740) 498-8681. Connect on Facebook.

Chubby’s Treats – This family-owned business with its iconic swirled cone-shaped roof has been in business since the 1990s. They offer a huge selection of soft serve and frozen yogurt flavors. 5326 Fulton Drive NW, Canton (330) 966-3038. Connect on Facebook.

Circleville Dairy Shed – Circleville Dairy Shed is a true mom-and-pop, family-owned, small town staple. Originally established in 1964, the business has changed hands many times. The menu includes more than 100 hot and cold food items and 43 flavors of soft serve ice cream. Large shaded patio for outdoor seating. Locations at 350 Kingston Pike, Circleville and 21 N. Main St., Kingston (740) 474-5720.

Clear Fork Dairy Belle – The Clear Fork Dairy Belle is a classic small-town ice cream shop in downtown Bellville. Great selection of soft-serve and scooped ice cream; made-to-order burgers, sandwiches, hand-cut fries and sides. Indoor and outdoor seating. 8 Main St., Bellville (419) 886-3122. Connect on Facebook.

Cockeye Creamery – Cockeye Creamery is a locally owned ice cream shop with super-premium and unique flavors like honey-lavender, sweet corn and sorghum, and buttermilk pie. 1805-1/2 Parkman Road NW, Warren (330) 392-7326.

Coppa Gelato – Premium gelato made in small batches with flavors like birthday cake, candy cane, toasted coconut, mint chip and bourbon pecan. 925 N. State St., Westerville (614) 776-4092. Connect on Facebook.

Cooper’s Twist & Shake – Cooper’s has been serving soft serve ice cream for more than 50 years. 35766 Lake Shore Blvd., Eastlake (440) 946-3376. Connect on Facebook.

Dairy Duchess – Classic small-town ice cream stand on US 40 with soft serve and hand-dipped ice cream, sundaes, splits, shakes, malts, floats and snowstorms. Burgers and sandwiches from the grill, sides and extras. 164 W. Main St., New Concord (740) 826-4150. Connect on Facebook.

Dalton Dari-Ette – The Dalton Dari-Ette looks much the same today as it did when it opened in 1957. The drive-in serves soft serve and hard ice cream and numerous hot food items, from hot dogs to BLTs. 240 Mill St. S. (US 30 and SR 94) (330) 828-2563.

The Dairy Freeze – The Dairy Freeze first opened its doors in 1957. “The Freeze” looks much the same now, including its original steel parking canopy and neon sign. Serves all your favorite ice cream treats and grill items including new chicken, bacon and ranch sandwich or wrap. 85 N. London St., Mount Sterling (740) 831-4050. Connect on Facebook.

The Dairy Hut – The Dairy Hut is celebrating 50 years serving the community with some new flavors — watermelon, strawberry-kiwi, grape and tropical pineapple. All the favorites are available too, like sundaes, splits, shakes, cones, blitzers and ice cream nachos! 42 S. Main St., Pataskala (740) 966-1101. Connect on Facebook.

The Dairy Hut – Twenty-four flavors of soft serve, 32 flavors of Hershey’s Ice Cream, and All-10-Burgers too! 910 E. Fifth St., Delphos (419) 692-1880. Connect on Facebook.

Dairy Isle – Ice cream shop with three locations in the Newark area. Connect on Facebook.

  • Dairy Isle – 527 E. Main St., Newark (740) 345-7711.
  • Fetter’s Dairy Isle – 471 Church St., Newark (740) 328-8713.
  • Dairy Isle Heath – 303 S. 30th St., Newark (740) 522-1347.

Dari Hut – Soft serve ice cream and sherbet, hand-dipped ice cream, sugar free ice cream, shakes, sundaes, flurries; complete menu of burgers, sandwiches and sides. 408 E. Main St., West Lafayette (740) 545-7579. Connect on Facebook.

Dari-Land – Ice cream, desserts, burgers, sandwiches, yogurt. 109 Main St., Warsaw (740) 824-3545.

DK’s Drive-In – Ice cream and fruit smoothie treats as well as sandwiches, burgers and sides. 1201 Harding Way E., Galion (419) 468-5354. Connect on Facebook.

Dover Road Dari – Try the ice cream or flurry flavor of the week plus pizza burgers, mac & cheese wedges and much more. 215 Dover Road NW, Sugarcreek (330) 852-9500. Connect on Facebook.

Dree’s Dairy Barn – This small family business is celebrating 30 years and prides itself on providing high quality food and fast, friendly service. You can find everything from coney dogs to Boston shakes on their extensive hot food and ice cream menu. 1271 Sweitzer St., Greenville (937) 548-3555.

Earl’s Dari Drive-In – Local ice cream stand in Coshocton. 708 Otsego Ave., Coshocton (740) 622-7152. Connect on Facebook.

Fairport Harbor Creamery – Fairport Harbor Creamery offers treats with a twist — boozy versions of your favorite ice cream. Try boozy milkshakes with names like Ship Faced, Life Preserver and Lake Erie Monster. They also offer house-baked cookies, brownies and pastries. 202 High St., Fairport Harbor (440) 898-0030. Connect on Facebook.

Fairyland Drive-In – Local ice cream and sandwich drive-in. 59345 Somerton Hwy., Barnesville (740) 619-0016. Connect on Facebook.

Fluppy’s Drive-In – Soft serve ice cream cones and frozen treats, snowstorms, sundaes, smoothies, funnel cakes, burgers and sandwiches. 240 Mill St., Waynesburg (330) 866-2997. Connect on Facebook.

The Freeze Dari – Ice cream stand with cones, shakes, slushies, burgers, sandwiches, sides. Outdoor seating, indoor pickup. 1431 Chestnut St., Coshocton (740) 622-4827. Connect on Facebook.

The Golden Bear – Ice cream drive-in with soft serve and hand-dipped cones, milkshakes, floats, slushes, Arctic freeze, sundaes, burgers, hotdogs, wraps, chicken and more. 546 W. Main St., Apple Creek (330) 698-1423. Connect on Facebook.

Granny Joe’s Ice Creamatorium – Granny Joe’s not only has Toft’s ice cream but a full menu for breakfast and lunch, too. Menu items like potato pancakes, Lake Erie perch and BBQ pork. Inside and outside dining. 5598 Liberty Ave., Vermilion. (440) 967-3663. Connect on Facebook.

Gypsy Joe’s Ice Cream & Donuts – Ice cream, including no sugar added, shakes, sundaes and specialty desserts, plus glazed, cake, filled and specialty donuts. 1804 W. Fair Ave., Lancaster (740) 687-2400. Connect on Facebook.

Hartzler Family Dairy – Hartzler’s Ice Cream Shop is a family-oriented environment with retail offerings, indoor and outdoor seating and two playgrounds. Try a rotating flavor like Chocolate Royale or Chicken Feed, or a staple flavor like Butter Pecan. 5454 Cleveland Road, Wooster (330) 345-8190. Connect on Facebook.

Hebron Dari Bar is a popular place for a quick, delicious frozen treat.

Hebron Dari Bar – You’ll see lines of people waiting patiently at the corner of Main and High streets in Hebron, and no wonder. Since 1966, Hebron Dari Bar (formerly Hayman’s) has been drawing crowds with soft serve ice cream, sundaes, slushies, shakes and other frozen treats, plus lots to choose from the grill and fryer. 103 W. Main St., Hebron (740) 928-5101. Connect on Facebook.

Heggy’s Nut Shop – Heggy’s Nut Shop is a restaurant, ice cream shop and nut/candy store, featuring homemade ice cream, shakes, sodas and sundaes; burgers, coneys, sandwiches and sides. Selection of fine handmade chocolates and fresh roasted nuts. 3200 W. Tuscarawas St. SW, Canton (330) 454-6611. Connect on Facebook.

Hello Honey Ice Cream – Original ice cream flavors and desserts crafted from scratch, using natural ingredients, made fresh in the shop. Locations:

  • 1530 Madison Road, Cincinnati (513) 399-7986.
  • 725 Race St., Cincinnati.
  • 118 N. Fort Thomas Ave., Ft. Thomas, Ky.

Highlands Ice Creamery – Locally owned ice cream shop that serves Johnson’s Real Ice Cream in their cones, sundaes, shakes and other treats. 93 N. Paint St., Chillicothe. Connect on Facebook.

Homestead Ice Cream Shoppe – Homestead Ice Cream is a family-owned and operated ice cream manufacturer, wholesaler and retailer. Try flavors like Cookie Monster, Black Swamp and Sea Salt Caramel Pretzel. Stop at their ice cream shop at 22360 County Road F, Archbold (419) 446-2663.

Honey Bee’s Ice Cream Shoppe – A favorite spot at Indian Lake with ice cream flavors from Perry’s Ice Cream. Also features local raw honey. 110 N. Main St., Lakeview (937) 633-0024. Connect on Facebook.

Honey Hut Ice Cream – Honey Hut Ice Cream is Cleveland’s favorite ice cream since 1974. All your favorite flavors plus monthly flavor specialties. Locations:

  • 7304 Chippewa Road, Brecksville (419) 526-0606.
  • 922 Pearl Road, Brunswick (330) 220-5050.
  • 4674 State Road, Cleveland (Old Brooklyn) (216) 749-7077.
  • 6250 State Road, Cleveland (Parma) (440) 885-5055.
  • 28300 Miles Road, Solon (440) 394-8388.

Ice Cream Island – Soft serve and hand-dipped ice cream, treats and extensive sandwich/hotdog/burger and fried food menu. 812 E. Market St., Cadiz (740) 491-0350. Connect on Facebook.

Johnson’s Real Ice Cream – Established in 1950, Johnson’s Real Ice Cream has been making ice cream with quality ingredients, the finest flavorings and family recipes. Now in its fourth generation of family ownership and operation. Connect on Facebook. Locations:

  • 2728 E. Main St., Bexley (614) 231-0014.
  • 55 W. Bridge St., Dublin (614) 328-5827.
  • 160 W. Main St., New Albany (614) 924-7744. 

Jubie’s Creamery – Jubie’s Creamery creates hand-dipped ice cream one small batch at a time to provide unique always-fresh creations. They also serve specialty flavors, soft-serve custard creations and many other tasty treats. Locations at 471 W. Dayton-Yellow Springs Road, Fairborn; 2749 W. Alex Bell Road, Moraine; 79 Foss Way, Troy.

KIK Extreme Desserts – Get your fix of treats like extreme milkshakes, rolled ice cream in cups or waffle cones, Bursting Boba and even cotton candy. 1228 Southgate Parkway, Cambridge, and at The Downtown Exchange, 527 Main Street, Zanesville. Connect on Facebook.

Kirke’s Homemade Ice Cream – The smoothest and tastiest ice cream you’ve ever tasted. Ask about non-dairy, sherbets and no sugar added flavors. 50525 Rehm Road, St. Clairsville (740) 695-9198. Connect on Facebook.

Kirtland Creamery & Dawghouse – Family-owned and operated in Northeast Ohio, Kirtland Creamery serves Toft’s ice cream and signature food items. Covered patio with HD flat screen TVs, picnic table umbrellas, playground with tables and umbrellas. Fun and comfortable for all ages and families. Hand-dipped and soft serve ice cream, sundaes, slushies, shakes, garbage cans and much more; hot dogs, coneys and combos. 9304 Chillicothe Road, Kirtland (440) 744-9023.

Krave Creamery – Krave Creamery features homemade ice cream made in the store, extreme milkshakes, sugar free flavors, sorbet and more. 102 E. Auglaize St., Wapakoneta (419) 738-1122. Connect on Facebook.

Michael’s Ice Cream – Shop with hand-dipped ice cream, cones, sundaes, banana splits and nuts. 223 E. Main St., Jackson (740) 288-7577. Connect on Facebook.

Milk and Honey Ice Cream & Candy Shop – A local, family owned and operated ice cream shop with soups, burgers and sandwiches. 3400 Cleveland Ave., NW, Canton (330) 492-5884. Connect on Facebook.

Miller’s Creamery – Miller’s Creamery is a group of family-owned ice cream shops featuring soft serve and hand-dipped ice cream, plus homemade caramel corn, sandwiches and more. Locations:

  • 2337 E. High St., New Philadelphia (330) 339-7555.
  • 211 W. Third St., Dover (330) 364-4999.
  • 105 W. Jackson St., Millersburg (234) 301-9004.

Mr. Freeze – Soft serve ice cream cones, treats, sundaes and specialties. 627 S. Boundary St., Perrysburg (419) 874-7092; 2031 N. McCord Road, Toledo (419) 866-7075. Connect on Facebook.

Mitchell’s Ice Cream – Mitchell’s Ice Cream is a northeast Ohio chain founded in 1999 that offers ice cream, shakes, malts, floats, cakes and pies from fresh, local ingredients. Locations:

  • Avon: 35520 Detroit Road (440) 937-8816.
  • Beachwood: 2101 Richmond Road at LaPlace (216) 831-2722.
  • Ohio City Kitchen & Shop: 1867 W. 25th St., Cleveland.
  • Rocky River: 19700 Detroit Road (440) 333-4563.
  • Solon: 6130 Kruse Drive (440) 542-0023.
  • Strongsville: 18832 Westwood Drive (440) 638-4421.
  • Uptown: 11444 Uptown Ave., Cleveland (216) 229-9402.
  • Van Aken: 3400 Tuttle Road, Shaker Heights (216) 450-1129.
  • Westlake: 27155 Detroit Road (440) 455-1405.

Pav’s Creamery – Pav’s Creamery has been serving award-winning ice cream since 1969. They offer freshly made custard, homemade hard ice cream, yogurt and sorbet, all made on site daily with more than 30 flavor options and combinations. Locations:

  • Cuyahoga Falls: 2162 Front St. (330) 208-0202.
  • Green: 3875 Massillon Road, Uniontown (330) 958-1589.
  • North Canton: 708 S. Main St. (330) 472-3348.
  • Portage Lakes: 3769 Manchester Road, Akron (330) 644-8524.

Pied Piper Drive-In – Pied Piper Drive-In is a family business serving classic eats and cold treats in the heart of Huron since 1952. Burgers, hotdogs, sandwiches, sides, soft serve ice cream, Dole and yogurt, cones, sundaes, shakes, flurries, floats, slushies and more. 502 Huron St., Huron (419) 433-2601.

Putz’s Creamy Whip – Putz’s Creamy Whip is a family-operated ice cream store started in 1938 in a pair of trolley cars. Ice cream, frozen yogurt, milkshakes, desserts, bbq burgers, hot dogs. 2673 Putz’s Place, Cincinnati (513) 681-8668.

Riverside Dairy – Hand-dipped and soft serve ice cream, all kinds of food. 1 Fountain St., Mount Vernon (740) 326-1315.

Romp’s Dairy Dock – Romp’s Dairy Dock, established in 1957, offers soft serve, flurries, shakes, malts, floats, sundaes, sandwiches and more. 5055 Liberty Ave., Vermilion (440) 967-6762.

Rosati’s Frozen Custard – In addition to their standard flavors of vanilla and chocolate, Rosati’s Frozen Custard offers a different custom flavor that changes daily — try Maple Glazed Donut, Strawberry Cake Batter or Campfire S’mores. 95 E. Aurora Road, Northfield (330) 908-0889.

Round Hill Dairy Ice Cream – This locally-owned shop began as a dairy in 1954 and was re-established in 2018 as Round Hill Dairy Ice Cream, serving scoop ice cream, sundaes, splits, malts and floats with all the traditional toppings and extras. 300 Wooster Road, Mount Vernon (740) 326-6768. Connect on Facebook.

Schaffner’s Drive-In Baltimore is a small-town ice cream shop, in business since 1959.

Schaffner’s Drive-In – Established in 1959, Schaffner’s serves soft-serve ice cream, shakes, frozen treats and full menu of sandwiches, chicken, seafood, burgers, paninis, sides and salads. The building was recently expanded to allow more indoor seating. 601 W. Market St., Baltimore (740) 862-6832. Connect on Facebook.

Scoops Ice Cream Shoppe – Serves hand-dipped and soft-serve ice cream, sherbet, floats, sundaes and banana splits. 514 Main St., Coshocton (740) 722-9005. Connect on Facebook.

Shorty’s Ice Cream Parlor – Hand-dipped ice cream and shakes, home of the Gnome Cone. 4 E. Main St., Logan (740) 380-3607. Connect on Facebook.

Skoops Ice Cream – Hand-crafted ice cream, cakes, custard and stuffed ice cream cakes. Skoops Ice Cream originated in 1967 but closed in 2016. New owners recently reopened the shop, basing their business on a one-of-a-kind homemade custard recipe and emphasis that the “K” in Skoops stands for “Kindness.” 438 Fifth St. NE, Barberton (330) 217-1291.

Softies Ice Cream – Ice cream shop featuring their own homemade peanut butter and delicious ice cream treats like milkshakes, sundaes and tornadoes. 717 N. Wooster Ave., Dover (330) 364-3823. Connect on Facebook.

Stricklands Frozen Custard – Stricklands has been offering Deliciously Different Homemade Ice Cream since 1936. Offers award-winning ice cream, frozen custard, yogurt and sorbet, and much more (877) 620-4402. Locations:

  • 1809 Triplett Blvd., Akron.
  • 9070 SR 14, Streetsboro.
  • 2629 Bailey Road, Cuyahoga Falls.
  • 3465 S. Arlington Road, Akron (Green).

The Sundae Station – Offers sundaes, avalanches, shakes, slushes, smoothies, fat free/low sugar yogurt, Tofts and Ashbys ice cream. 1240 W. Wooster St. Suite B, Bowling Green (419) 352-2663. Connect on Facebook.

Taggarts Ice Cream – Established in 1926, Taggarts Ice Cream is a Canton landmark. Inside you’ll find old-fashioned ice cream parlor wrought iron chairs, high-backed booths, old wood and tile floors – and great ice cream. Also offers homemade soups, salads and sandwiches; barbeque menu available at Kennedy’s Bar-B-Que. Locations:

  • Taggarts Ice Cream, 1401 Fulton Road NW, Canton (330) 452-6844.
  • Kennedy’s Bar-B-Que, 1420 7th St. NW, Canton, (330) 454-0193.

Therapy Ice Cream & Coffee Bar – Therapy Ice Cream & Coffee Bar’s motto is “Therapy is expensive – that’s why we serve coffee and ice cream!” They serve premium and super-premium ice cream as well as coffee and tea-based specialties, and baked goods as well. 1177 Canton Road (SR 91), Akron (234) 334-5011.

Toft’s Dairy – Toft’s Dairy has been making ice cream and other dairy products with “One Quality” since 1900. The Toft’s Dairy Ice Cream Parlor offers a huge selection of hand-scooped flavors like Plastered Praline Pecan and Cheesecake Cookie Faceoff. 3717 Venice Road, Sandusky (419) 625-4376. Connect on Facebook.

Tom’s Ice Cream Bowl is an institution in Zanesville.

Tom’s Ice Cream Bowl – Tom’s Ice Cream Bowl looks much the same as it did in 1950, when Jack Hemmer Ice Cream was located there. Over the years, some things have not changed — Tom’s still serves heaping helpings of delicious homemade ice cream. They serve sundaes, splits, malts, as well as chocolates and freshly roasted nuts. Tom’s also offers a full service breakfast, lunch and dinner menu; indoor and outdoor seating. 532 McIntire Ave., Zanesville (740) 452-5267.

Treehouse Treats & Treasures – Hand-dipped ice cream, tempting treats, souvenirs and gifts. 12793 SR 664 S., Logan (740) 380-0400.

Tri-O’s Treats – This retro drive-in with colorful lights on the canopy offers hand-dipped ice cream, sundaes, shakes, flurries, floats, slushies and a menu of sandwiches, wraps and sides. 487 Grace St., Mansfield (419) 709-8515.

Twist ‘N Shake – Ice cream shop serving a full line of ice cream treats including cones, shakes, splits, sundaes, blizzards and more, plus a huge variety of hot food including burgers, sandwiches, chicken and more. 3940 Columbus Road, Centerburg (740) 625-5555. Online ordering.

Velvet Ice Cream – Velvet Ice Cream, formed in 1914, features a fantastic rebuilt 1817 grist mill with a working waterwheel as its company headquarters, ice cream shop, gift shop, candy shop and museum. Special events include seasonal weekend entertainment activities and the Utica Ice Cream Festival held here each May. Picnicking, playground, fishing and more on the grounds. 11324 Mt. Vernon Road (SR 13), Utica (800) 589-5000. Connect on Facebook.

Weldon’s Ice Cream Factory has been a tradition at Buckeye Lake since 1930.

Weldon’s Ice Cream Factory – Weldon’s Ice Cream Factory has been a tradition at Buckeye Lake since 1930. Weldon’s is housed in a combination ice cream shop and factory next to the lake. Generations of lake-goers have enjoyed a scoop or two on Weldon’s relaxing front porch. 2887 Canal Drive, Millersport (740) 467-2400. Connect on Facebook.

Whip-N-Dip – A hometown favorite ice cream shop in Geneva-on-the-Lake. Always offering new flavors and a flavor of the week, including their famous peanut butter ice cream. 4840 N. Broadway, Geneva-on-the-Lake (440) 466-0128. Connect on Facebook.

Whippy Dip – Seasonal ice cream store with lots of classic sandwiches, pizza, subs, sides and salads, and soft-serve and hand-dipped ice cream and treats. 1495 Reservoir Road, Lima (419) 228-9447. Connect on Facebook.

Wolf Run Drive-In Ice Cream and Sandwich Shop – Featuring Pierre’s premium ice cream and great food. Located near Wolf Run State Park. 16417 Wolf Run Road, Caldwell (740) 732-7233. Connect on Facebook.

Young’s Jersey Dairy has a wide variety of ice cream and much more to offer at their store and farm complex in Yellow Springs.

Young’s Jersey Dairy – Young’s Jersey Dairy is a family-owned farm and large ice cream shop and store. The retail store began in 1960 and is bigger and better than ever. Huge variety of ice cream plus family-friendly activities including farm animals, hayrides, batting cage, mini-golf and more. 6880 Springfield-Xenia Road (SR 68), Yellow Springs (937) 325-0629. Connect on Facebook.

Zip Dip – Since 1950, Zip Dip has served premium soft-serve ice cream and frozen yogurt treats with old-fashioned charm, including its ’50s era neon sign on the roof. An amazing variety of frozen delicacies as well as hot dogs, coneys, corndogs, cheeseburgers, hamburgers and sloppy joes. 4050 Drew Ave., Cincinnati (513) 574-6252.

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