Young's Jersey Dairy

The food is ok, definitely could use some flavor. In my opinion it wasn't worth the price. The ice cream and cheese curds are good. They now have rides but I have two kids with a significant age gap. I was told my older child couldn't go in the play area that my younger child could go ( one of the few things he could do there). There was only one thing they could do together. So we weren't able to do much and it was very disappointing. The kids enjoyed the animals though.

Young’s Jersey Dairy always hits the spot! We stopped in for a sweet treat and the Ice Cream Apple Dumpling à la Mode was amazing—warm, flaky, and topped with the creamiest ice cream. We also grabbed a slice of the Orange Summer Cake to go, and it was super light and refreshing. The whole place has such a fun, laid-back vibe, and the farm animals make it even more special—great spot for kids or just a chill outing. Whether you’re dining in or taking treats to go, this place is a must. Can’t wait to come back!

I haven’t been here in years and it’s changed so much but is still great! The food is wonderful and the staff are so kind. It gets busy but there are plenty of places to sit. Prices are what to expect for what I consider a destination place. There is so much to do there that we did not have time for. It would be a great day out for a family with children.

Young’s Jersey Dairy located off of Springfield Xenia Rd in Yellow Springs. One of the best ice cream places that I’ve been to in a long time. The staff was happy, welcoming, and allowed us to sample any flavor we wanted. I got the Sweet Carousel Dream (in picture) flavor and it was fantastic. We loved the animals, the attractions, and food. My kids loved it, so overall it went amazing. Shoutout to Young Jersey and its staff!

I had always heard great things about the food and the fun here. It's reputation did not disappoint! I rode the indoor carousel, which was a first for me at 47 years old! It was so much fun! It was late so I skipped the batting cages. I went inside and ate the Grilled Dagwood, Fries and Cheese Curds. While waiting on the food, I shopped in the Gift Shop. There is something for everyone there! After chowing down on the delicious food, I enjoyed a double scoop of their chocolate peanut butter ice cream. Let me tell you - I would make the 54 minute drive any day of the week for that treat! I ended the night with going to feed the goats and petting the calves that were inside the barn. I saw a barn cat run thru the enclosure where the mature cows were huddled up. It was a fantastic evening and I will be back!

It’s a great place for children as they can see animals and they will get some knowledge about farming… it also has playground which is also very good option for them. It’s a clean place and their foods are great.

BRING CRINKLE CUT FRIES BACK!!! I’m so disappointed. I came to Young’s Jersey Dairy today with my family, excited to eat my favorite fries—only to find they’ve been replaced with plain, unremarkable ones. I’m not a fan. There’s nothing special about them now. I come to Young’s specifically for the fries—they’ve always been my number one favorite in the world. But now, they taste just like fries from any other place. I know it might seem like I’m just talking about fries, but I’ve told everyone how amazing your crinkle-cut fries with cheese sauce were. Please bring them back!

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Timeless Treat – Over 200 Years of Perfection! Young’s Ice Cream has been around since 1802, and it’s easy to see why they’ve stood the test of time! From the moment you walk in, you can feel the history and tradition in every scoop. The flavors are rich, creamy, and absolutely delicious—whether you're indulging in a classic vanilla or trying one of their seasonal specialties. The service is just as sweet as the ice cream, with friendly staff who make every visit feel special. The atmosphere is nostalgic yet welcoming, making it the perfect spot for families, date nights, or just treating yourself. Celebrating over two centuries of excellence, Young’s is more than just an ice cream shop—it’s a beloved institution. If you haven’t been, you’re missing out on a true taste of history! Highly recommend! I’ll be back for more. 💯👀🍦

Could put some more cals into the burgers but my friends had some fun on the carousel

Their staff were very friendly. Without you asking, they'd ask you if you'd like to try any their flavors. The place was so cute. Very themed. We purchased the wrist band with three tags to get 3 tubs of half gallon ice cream for around $7 off.

I love taking my kids to Young's Jersey Dairy! With all the activities available, we tend to make a full day trip out of it. We especially enjoy the seasonal events that usually transform the whole farm into a festive farmland. Since my kids are young most of the time is spent in Cowvin's Kiddie Coral, however more recently the new Carousel has their attention. As far as food, the kid's meals are affordable and simple. Things like grilled cheese and chicken tenders with fries are our favorites.

My first time here and it's Feb 1st. Walking in there are cases of their selection of cheese. Along with a cheese sampler container if you want to try that. They have a sorted bread selection. Sweet potato bread, pistachio bread which we bought. We also purchased jersey pepper Jack, yellow cheddar, and red barn cheddar. If you're here you t try their ice cream. We had the peanut butter cup and hot cocoa peppermint. Delicious! Since we were here we decided to have lunch. We ordered the cheese burger, and cheese curds with a large soda. That came to around $15. The staff was extremely helpful and we were told of you come in Thursdays, you buy an item at regular price and you get the second item for $3

My grandkids enjoy going to young's! My teenage granddaughter is now playing golf and we've been going at various times to the driving range. My grandson enjoys the batting cages and when weather permits my youngest feed the goats outside( or inside the barn if the weather's not good). Good food and service is great, and although crowded at times the wait is not long and staff is friendly & helpful.

EFFICIENT!!! Went Memorial Day weekend so they had more things to do and drew a larger crowd than usual. The longer lines went by pretty quickly. I ordered: Grilled Chicken Sandwich, Chicken Strips, Cheeseburger, and a Banana Split with Strawberry cheesecake, S'Mores Cookie Dough Mashup, Double Chocolate Fudge Brownie ice cream. The food was average. I'd recommend cheeseburger since they use their own cheese which is pretty good. The ice cream was suffocated in toppings and melty so I didn't really get a true taste of the ice cream itself but it was good. Overall, for family fun, this is a good place to go.

Pros: Huge property with many amenities like a carousel, mini golf, batting cages, corn maze, pumpkin picking, Christmas tree farm, petting zoo Store with ice cream, cheese, food, sundries Lots of parking, friendly staff Event space available for rent Cons: Didn't get to see cows being milked or ice cream/cheese being made - maybe there's a tour I missed Pro tip: Definitely worth a visit if you are in Yellow Springs. Give yourself a few hours; there souch to do!

This place is an adventure as well as an ice cream heaven. There's so many different flavors to choose from. I think they hire all of the teens in the county because service is fast. The ambiance is definitely family friendly. Youngs is worth the visit!

Young's Dairy has gone from a cute little place for young families and ice cream aficionados to a place for the whole family, teens and young adults included. They still have the most delicious ice cream, fun mini golf course and adorable goats to pet but they've added so much more! Now they have a driving range, sand volleyball court, batting cages, giant slides, a corn maze and so much more. We took our entire 8th grade class there for a reward trip and our 13 and 14 year olds had a blast!!! So much to see, do and experience. We will definitely be back!

This place was so fun!!!! Wow, we stumbled upon it by accident. The ice cream was amazing. We had a few different flavors but the coffee was spectacular. The carousel was even better, loved the chicken!

This place is essentially an agritourism destination. We were there for lunch alone and so didn't explore elsewhere. The paved parking lot is huge. The cafeteria is massive, too, with factory functions that can be observed, a queue area to buy meals and ice cream to enjoy at seats nearby, and a shop with decorative items, cheese, tub ice cream, and sweets like pie. Upon ordering food, we were given a disc to alert us when our order was done. It took about 15 minutes for our lunch to be ready. First of all, the cheese curds were good quality with a seasoned breading that was quite light; my sister-In-law, who is a local, was dismayed that they were not as good as she remembered. They ordered buffalo curds that just had something like Frank's Red Hot squirted over the top, and the texture wasn't good. As someone who has eaten many cheese curds, I thought mine were okay, mid-range. I had a chicken salad croissant with an added side salad. My sandwich wasn't appetizing in appearance, as you can see in my picture. The cheese slice looked like it had been sitting out for quite a while but it tasted fine, which was good, because the overall salad was surprisingly bland. My side salad was a spring mix that included several leaves that were blackening with rot; one tiny glob is visible in my picture. I had to pick those out. My husband had a burger and fries, which he thought was fine. My nephews had ice cream and really loved it, so I am thinking this may be a place to come for that rather than the main meal. I did buy two blocks of their more aged cheddars and a pack of buckeyes (a regional dessert with peanut butter and chocolate) to enjoy later.

This was a stop during a little road trip with my son. We loved the carousel. The set up of the entire farm is simple and easy to navigate. We didn't get to try the ice cream, as we had just enjoyed ice cream elsewhere on our trip, but it looked like they had a nice variety of flavors. We liked seeing and feeding the goats. This might be even more of a fun place in the fall when they have some Halloween attractions like a hayride and pumpkin patch. Ten bucks gets you four rides on the carousel. I liked the cows and roosters and unique, beautifully designed and painted animals. Each had a name on a plate displayed next to it. Cool place to visit. I love the vibe of Yellow Springs and this is a nice stop just outside of the downtown area.

This is a must when in the Cedarville/ Yellow springs area. The ice cream is from Jersey cows and well, you will just have to come. Once you do, you will come Back. We were dropping one of our children and college, and we were at Young's twice while in town.

Big place. Lots of seating inside the restaurant/gift shop area. Place your order up front and get a buzzer. Grab your beverages and sit for a spell. The grilled cheese was really stringy and gooey. Just how I like it. If you have little one's go outside to throw play area. Slides under cover so they don't scorch in the sun. Connect Four and tractors will also keep their attention (and wear them out). If they are still awake head to the barns for some animal encounters. Pigs, goats and cows for the kids to pet and feed. And then ice cream. Tons of flavors and they are all creamy and delicious!

A dairy extravaganza! Fun things to do in addition to tasty milk-based treats. Weekly special ice cream flavors are a bargain.

Even in November, it was hopping. When you line up, there is a section just for samples so you can try out any ice cream flavors before deciding. Orders are placed at the counter and they give you a buzzer for when your order is ready. Staff was doing a great job keeping the line moving. At a working dairy farm - it is all about the ice cream! It lived up to the hype. Really thick and creamy, but not too sweet. Chocolate peanut butter flavor was the stuff of my dreams. Peanut butter cup flavor was a bummer because it didn't really taste like peanut butter. I think chocolate is the way to go here. The scoops are very generous. There were a few different seasonal sundaes and pumpkin ice cream. They also have a small menu of hot food items. All of the ice cream flavors are available in pint sizes to take home. I am not sure that chocolate pb would even make it to the freezer!

This place has had major upgrades over the decades. Cheese curds taste freshly made with a home style batter you can tell weren't bought from Gordon Food Service. Good flavor ice creams and fun activities for the family like mazes, water slide, corn maze, carousel, but get there early. The caliber of the crowds would give the HILLS HAVE EYES and DELIVERANCE a run for their money but what do you expect in the middle of nowhere boondocks. Nevertheless go for the ice cream and other food items and then high tail it outta there before NIGHT FALLS

Fun for everyone! We came for the Dairy! Get the cheese curds! Get some ice cream and unless you're lactose intolerant your belly will thank u! It was packed but they have it set up so everything moves quick. Cohort got grilled chicken sandwich-- do not get that! Everything else looked delicious

Overall Young's Dairy is quite awesome. This review is for the actual dining room FOOD - which they have completely failed at. The non-ice cream food quality at Young's Dairy is absolutely horrendous. Ever since they launched the new building, they've switch over to some kind of high-school-lunch-quality production food service that is disgusting. I've tried it multiple times. The hamburger patties are like rubber and flavorless. The fried chicken sandwich is the same. The chicken nuggets are the lowest grade mixture of shredded chicken and additives. The chicken salad croissant has a small splat of some chicken salad scooped out of a tub. The buffalo cheese curds are gross little over-fried nothings that have Frank's Red Hot just squirted on top. I've ate here several times and never will again. The ice cream, baked goods, and activities... fabulous. Avoid everything else.

Worth coming out of your way for! Putt putt was fun and great for a family with a stroller. Some of the best ice cream I've ever had! If you sign up for their birthday club you get a coupon for a free ice cream or mini golf game!

If around Yellow Springs, or Springfield area and driving on I-70, and are craving a dairy farm with fantastic ice cream, be sure to give Young's Jersey Dairy Barn a try! We simply stopped for Ice Cream and some kids meals. We got an assortment or ice cream, in dishes, and in Waffle cones. I have to say, possibly the largest waffle cones I've ever had! We both got double scoops, while their flavor of the day was buy one scoop, get one free. The amount of ice cream was incredible. It was overflowing in the cup and in the cones. The ice cream was hand scooped and delicious. The chicken and grilled cheese sandwiches were good for the kids. They were stuffed after eating their ice cream, yet still finished their food. We got in and out in pretty quick time, as there were plenty of people working and they were efficient on getting the food out.

My friend and I stopped here on our way back from Dayton on a Saturday in September. It was very busy! They had hayrides and a pumpkin field but we only stopped for ice cream. Luckily we found parking. The menu has greatly expanded since my last visit. It's more than ice cream! The menus overhead are static and if your eyesight is poor (ie hard to read small print) it will be easier to read as the line moves up. The line moves very quickly. We each ordered ice cream and I got a container of the pumpkin spice donut holes to go. After ordering we were provided a pager to alert us when the food was ready and we found seats. A private room was used for a child's birthday party, lots of families around us, but most endearing were the Homecoming couples dressed in their suits and cocktail dresses. My ice cream cone flavors were double salted caramel and pumpkin which was a nice combination. The pumpkin ice cream was dense and couldn't reach the bottom of the cake cone and left it all very top heavy. A dish was provided to keep everything together. The pumpkin flavor really came through as did the caramel. There was a separate register for gift shop purchases (mainly home and garden decor). Spent time browsing here while waiting for a table to clear up.

I had no idea this place even existed until my aunt decided to organize a family reunion here! I love supporting local businesses and this was a cool one with lots to do. I had an ice cream scoop on a waffle cone that tasted super freshly made and that was the highlight of my day! They have a large dining hall area (highly recommend ordering ahead online to avoid the line during peak hours), and they run it like a well-oiled machine. The grounds are beautiful with lots of activities. The only thing that stops me from giving it 5 stars is I feel like it's the kind of place where it's hard to understand from their website what their activity pricing is actually like, and once you arrive, it feels like you either have to spend $30 per kid for a day pass or get nickeled and dimed across all the various activities. I know it has to cost a pretty penny to run this place but it was hard for some of our family members to budget in advance because the website doesn't break down all the pricing in a clear and concise way. I think they would be better off charging everyone an entrance fee and for that to cover everything on the farm, with the exception of maybe the specialty holiday activities. A family of 4 could probably expect to spend north of $200 between activities, food and ice cream if you spend the day here. Again, it's beautiful and clean and the foods I tried were all delicious, I just wish they would work on their pricing model. I would definitely go back, I'm just not sure we would host another large family gathering here because of the cost.

Great place to visit with family for all seasons! We were here a few weeks ago and my son had a blast seeing all the animals. Because it was pretty cold we did not do many of the outdoor activities such as the miniature golf courses or batting cages but it was still fun to pick out pumpkins and get some amazing treats inside. Everyone was super friendly and helpful! The pumpkin donuts were delicious! I also had a pumpkin pie milkshake that was phenomenal! We will definitely be back when it's warmer to try some of the other activities!

I have been coming to young's for years, but this was my first visit since they rebuilt their dairy store. It is massive! I was so blown away by all the changes that were made. While the line was crazy long, we got to wait inside. This is a major upgrade from the old store, which only had room for people to queue outside the store. The ice cream was also as good as I remember, and those waffle cones are things of my dreams. After a hot afternoon strolling the town of Yellow Springs, Young's is always the right stop for a treat! My only complaints are the prices and the ordering process. I'm the type of person who likes to sample ice cream flavors, and with the only time you get to speak to someone being at the register, it felt weird to do that. I know other people were doing it around me, but it still felt like I was holding up the line if I got samples there and it made me miss the old young's. Also I think the wait time after ordering was longer than the line to the register. It was a little tedious waiting there for someone to finally bring out our order, when all we got were two simple waffle cones! Lastly, $17 for two waffle cones?! I know inflation has all prices up, but never didnt I expect young's to be at the same level as "fancy" ice cream shops. Just be warned before going there. Saying the prices are worth it is a stretch, but at least they give you good portions!

Full disclosure -- we visited Young's on the same day as the Yellow Springs Street Festival, so it was fairly packed. When we got there, the line was going out the door. I know this isn't their fault but always discouraging to see such a lengthy line when you first walk in. The restrooms were also not well maintained. Again, it was a very busy day, but there wasn't even soap in the women's restroom. My friend who lives here commented that this is often the case. The employees were very kind and helpful. When we got to the front of line, they immediately offered us samples, and when we had to ask for a box, they were quick to get it. I ordered an oreo milkshake -- very tasty. The only complaint I had was it wasn't filled to the top and the cup had some kind of red residue on it? My friend said it looked like strawberry; very off putting. Otherwise, we had a good time. There was one customer that kept staring down my friend and was overall pretty rude to her. It made us very uncomfortable as she watched when we were sitting down and whenever we got up.

Great place for little kids. Between the slide, play area, various other activities and the informative signage, we had a great time here. Food is reasonably priced, comparable to fast food pricing but the quality is better. Be prepared to pay for each individual activity or save cash and buy the wristband-- ask the staff for details and don't be afraid to see what options exist. My 3 y/o really enjoyed our visit and we would come back. Staff was very nice and helpful. Parking is ample and there were plenty of restrooms and good signage to direct you.

The the food is always great there and the service is wonderful and their ice cream is out of this world and yes, I think they take credit cards and debit cards. They have bathrooms they sell donuts. It's a great place.

Meh. Felt like a tourist trap tbh. Ice cream was good but it's better elsewhere (Whit's, Jeni's, Graeter's). The food was actively bad (tried cheese curds, cheeseburger and bbq sandwich). The cheese samples I tried were tasty.

Young's Jersey Dairy has been a wonderful, fun destination with great Ohio made food for decades. And now, it has a spectacular new facility to visit. A clean well-lit space has ample room for hosting large events with hundreds of attendees- I've posted some photos which exhibit this. The Young family are local to the area. They have created a well-known destination that is one of Ohio's "must visit" road trip food stops. Just a few miles south of Intersrate 70, Young's is very near picturesque Cedarville & Yellow Springs - two of southeast Ohio's small towns that many visit while walking, climbing, or bicycling in nearby Clifton Gorge, or riding on the nearby bicycle trails. Worried about parking? Don't. Young's had an enormous, well-maintained parking lot! Included here is the legendary ice cream shop with lots of flavors to sample - the milk shakes are really something to write home about! Looking for an activity? Young's has miniature golf and batting cages? Still hungry after you've tried the Young's food and ice cream, maybe want to take a little something home? Young's has that in mind with their cheese store, which has a wide variety of tasty items. Young's is a great date destination. A popular date story here is that an Ohio Governor and his wife grew up nearby. They were only allowed to go on a date one time per week - EXCEPTING if they took her younger siblings to Young's for a family outing. So of course they took the other younger kids to Young's, because love always finds a way to be together. They still visit from time to time and will still share a two straw milkshake if the occasion arises. On the eve of many elections they've made an effort to revisit Young's, often with family in tow, to thank everyone there, and enjoy some quality time near home in the heart of Ohio's great farmland. I have lots of special memories of Young's Jersey. It is in my personal Top 10 List of what I think are legendary must visit road trip Ohio road trip food stops (it's really a bigger list than 10, there are so many all over our great state... now I think I need to put that list together & share it on Yelp! Come visit Young's. Who knows who you might see here... maybe even me, because I'll certainly plan to return!

Good food, great ice cream! Pet and feed the goats; so much more fun for all ages! ******

Every year I travel up from Nashville to Chillicothe to visit the in laws for Christmas & New years & during these week long stays I am always looking for interesting day trips such as hiking trails, antique malls, & more often than not, unique eateries. This year I did the research & had my heart set on Young's as I was making the yearly trip to Springfield for the antique malls on the way back. I got up early & arrived as the doors were opening at 11. There was already a healthy crowd forming inside but that gave me more time to examine the menu. This being my first meal of the day & early for lunch (for me) I didn't want to go overboard so I ordered the cheese curds with sweet chili sauce (on the side as suggested by the lady behind the counter) & a small chocolate shake for the road. This is an operation they have & I can imagine it being quite loud & hectic during peak spring & summer days. There are multiple counters for picking up food & ordering and the massive open area feels like it could seat hundreds. I grabbed a table in the back & vigorously ate my breakfast cheese curds before grabbing a shirt from the merchandise area & hitting the road with my shake to go. The curds were pretty good, but not the best I've had. I have to say I am more of a yellow cheese curd fan myself & found them a little too dry. The shake was made with their homemade ice cream & it was delicious. I could defiantly see myself making the hour drive during the summer to get a sundae & some ice cream to take home. I'll be back & bring some of the local family with me. Would like to check it out in season when everything is open as it's a massive piece of property that has putt putt & other attractions.

We've wanted to visit this location on our last couple trips to Yellow Springs and didn't have the time. We finally stopped on our last visit to try breakfast. After ordering at the counter we found a seat outside with our dogs to wait for our food. Once it was ready we were paged and could easily grab it. Both the coffee and sandwich were tasty but the ice cream we saw people walking by with looked delicious! We look forward to coming back to try the ice cream and putt putt.

overall had a pretty good experience. the store was very big and gave costco vibes. the food was pretty standard, although it was pretty pricey i will say. makes sense tho bc i think most stuff is locally produced. service was okay as well.

Was in Yellow Springs for the day and stopped here in between hiking. Got some Sweet Chili Cheese Curds and Black Walnut ice cream. Both were very delicious! The petting farm was neat but take quarters for the feed machine, there is no place to get change and they want to eat when people come over. The dairy workings were interesting but I felt sorry for the cows that were chained in a stall and really couldn't go anywhere. They aren't there all the time but it reminded me of the sacrifice they make so we can have dairy products.

I'll post a contrary review. Young's products and food are all consistently top notch. What I don't like is the gradual change over the years of Young's from a farm store to a kind of a massive, overbuilt, high traffic mini Knott's Berry Farm. It's always overcrowded and the expanded dining room now feels like a mall food court. Most of this is due to the popularity of the place, and the fact that young families just flood Young's. There's just no other place like it probably within 100 mi. If you're single or an older couple you probably won't find much to relax and enjoy unless you're with family.

We passed by Young's Jersey Dairy by pure luck on our way back on the highway. They have food, cheese, and ice cream! There's a daily cheese sample. Today was baby Swiss. We happened to come on a Thursday and they had a promotion for BOGO for $3 on cheese! In addition, you can see their cows and goats! They are super friendly and like being pet. There's lots of sanitizer and some running water for afterwards. There was som fun photo opportunities and also some tractors that you can sit on to take photos with.

Young's Dairy - Southwest Ohio Icon All parents bestow a birthright on their Southwest Ohio Children with many visits to Young's Dairy. Products Five Star Service Four Star Ambience Four Star We like that the wait staff's training is consistent, and is monitored by management. The training program is excellent and all staffers are eager to please. For us, Young's Dairy merits a visit several times a year. Large abundant parking lot. We like the "new Young's Dairy." All of the ice cream is hand dipped. Cow Patty ice cream is double dark chocolate loaded with cookie pieces, toffee pieces & chocolate chips. Cow Patty is one of the best-selling flavors! The ambience is dairy fresh and diary clean. I have not been able to determine a slow time to visit. Winter at zero degrees? The tariff is appropriate for the fare.

Young's is usually hopping with people! They just celebrated 155 years this weekend, and are going strong! We've been here many times, but were pleasantly surprised when we arrived today that they have renovated the place and have added tons more seating and new bathrooms. Being that it was 14 degrees and 4 o'clock on a Tuesday, we pretty much had the place to ourselves. The food is just as good as always, and there is surely a milkshake flavor you'll adore. The cheese curds are the bomb, and the burgers and salads are delish. You can now order via QR code from your table which is a nice touch--or from the counter. Everything is brighter and more accommodating than before. The staff was great, and it's a must stop if you're on your way to Yellow Springs!

Cute spot about 5 miles off the highway serving grill food and ice cream made on site. Had the chicken salad which was old fashioned homey, so no nuts, fruits or interesting seasonings. Fries were thick crinkle cut, chili was yummy and grilled ham and cheese had a generous portion of ham. Got three different ice cream flavors on our hot fudge banana split, all delicious. Glad we split it but it wasn't oversized. Just passing through so may not be back but glad we took the chance and stopped in!

The sweet-chili fried cheese curds are to die for! They also have a good selection of ice cream, cheese, and cheese curds to take home, all of which are tasty. A little off the beaten path in terms of location, but well worth the detour.

Have been coming here for 20yrs, they know how to keep you coming back. Always something to do. Love that they have stared introducing new ice cream flavors, Richelle and I love the oatmeal raisin cookie Carmel swirl. Love the cheese, thinking about a reason to buy a 20lb block that is on display in the cooler. Love the new building, and parking lot. If you have kids under 10, the 39th Easter egg hunt was this year, Covid put this even on hold for two years, put this on your calendar for next year, Young's hard boils and colors 10,000 eggs for this event.

One stop place for fun, food, and animals. We went here for breakfast and everything tasted fresh. Then tee petted the animals and saw the milking process for cows. We wrapped up with some delicious homemade icecream. This place is conveniently located near hiking areas and downtown. Highly recommend checking this place out!

Ice cream was good but was a very long line. Wait is too long just for a dessert! Too bad they closed the restaurant there... A great place to take little kids lots for them to do there!

Had Nashville spicy chicken sandwich, had limited BBQ sauce, wasn't very spicy, mediocre at best. Also my party had a burger, claims was terrible, she didn't finish. Fries were like you buy at a supermarket market, frozen. The atmosphere and surroundings were great for children along with homemade ice cream!

We were there tonight. It's very cold and sterile in the new dining room, yet dirty. The poor calf's in the barn are bony and way underfed. However the goats are all pregnant. Bathrooms are filthy and if you wish, I'll send photos. Nice of you to spend money and yet fail so badly..

Excellent ice cream with several flavors. Generous portions and Atmosphere were like a county fair. A bit expensive costing 50 bucks for 4 one scoop ice cream sundae's with water for drinks. Might go back but I doubt it

It's been 22 years since my last visit and much has changed! It was good to see the new facility and remember all the ice cream we ate here back in college. Enough nostalgia. We brought a large family and had no problem getting everyone through to place their order. There was plenty of seating to accommodate us (about 12) by adding an extra table which wasn't an issue. I had the bacon cheese which if I'm being honest wasn't really anything great. The bacon was "super" crispy and the meat patty was pretty well done. I made it a combo with the Thai chili cheese curds and my tots (including a fountain drink) was $13.65. The cheese curds were really great, definitely worth it! Fried crispy outside and that squeaky cheese center, and coated in a sweet Thai chili sauce was a perfect combination. We didn't get ice cream this time, but that's really what you go to young's for. There are so many flavors and it is all just so amazing! It's definitely a local favorite and worth a stop if you e never been.

Location: 6880 Springfield Xenia Road, Yellow Springs, Ohio Website: https://youngsdairy.com/ Price: inexpensive Hours: see website Parking: plenty of free parking Young's Dairy is fun for any age. Something for everyone: dairy-based specialties like cheese curds (fresh or fried), ice cream treats, or sandwiches available at this dairy farm theme center. If you're not hungry or are lactose-intolerant, you may prefer to visit the petting farm (goats), have a picnic in one of the shelter areas, visit the batting cages, go down 'the slide', or play a round or two of miniature golf. Tips: 1) Planning on ice cream? Consider the flavor of the week and get 2 scoops for the price of 1. 2) Schedule wisely and allow time to explore the grounds. 3) Enjoy your ice cream in the tractor sitting area next to the building. You can see most of the grounds from this spot and wash your hands in the trough area afterwards.