Heibeck's Stand

We visited on a weekday evening in late summer and enjoyed this unique spot! They serve fast food items along with a good selection of ice cream flavors! Their ice creams were really good! French fries were good too! Can’t tell about other items! There are plenty of super cute sitting arrangements in different areas! The staff were friendly too! We loved it and will definitely visit again!

Everything was perfect. I got the chicken tacos and the salted caramel with chocolate mousse ice cream and they both were delicious! I especially loved the summer employee, Levi. He was very attentive and welcoming, and made sure no allergens were in my food as I have a serve nut allergy. I will definitely be returning soon!

The crisp chill upon an October breeze. The smell of seasoned woodsmoke burning in backyard firepits. The crinkle of fallen foliage beneath your footsteps. Pumpkins and gourds, ghosts and ghouls. The thought of spending much needed snuggle time with loved ones around a cornucopia of traditional holiday dishes that delight and dazzle even the pickiest of palates. Fall is a magical time of year. The wife and I found ourselves taking an afternoon juant on such a day through the one of the many old Colonial townships of Connecticut. We were upon Route 7, which runs quite a ways through Wilton, Ridgefield and up past Danbury, when we happened by chance upon this quaint little eatery. It would be easy to pass by and not give a second glance, save for the twenty-foot tall pink Ice Cream Co

I honestly don’t understand the glowing reviews for this place. Maybe people are being generous (or paid?), because our experience was disappointing. We ordered food for four adults and two kids, and nearly everything was underwhelming. The clam strips, burgers, fries, and onion rings tasted like they had been sitting under a heat lamp—barely edible. The burger was anemic, the tacos just okay, and the rest was a total waste of money. The one bright spot: the soft-serve ice cream was fine, and sitting outside at the end of summer is always a plus. The staff was nice, too. But at over $120 for lunch that no one really enjoyed, it’s just not worth it. Connecticut is expensive, sure, but at these prices you expect either good food or good value (ideally both). Heibeck's offered neither. Unle

Outstanding little food shack. Up here for work and stopped in and had one of the best lobster rolls I’ve had anywhere. And it was CHEAP compared to most places. Will stop back by here if we are ever back in the area