The Loft and Pantry Cafe

This country ice cream parlor sure is a hit with the kids. They also have a full menu with a soup of the day. I'm looking forward to stopping here for lunch one day, but for my kids and I, we came here to enjoy some ice cream. We ordered a waffle cone and a few milk shakes. We had the good ole fashioned experience of eating our treats at the countertop while chatting with our host. It felt like we were living in the 50s. It definitely had its charm. Perfect place to stop after a day of baseball. I would suggest ordering the blue monster milk shake or the salted caramel.

Omgee We went to The Loft for breakfast this morning and yummy! I had the BELT on croissant and my friend has the Avocado Toast. Both ridiculously delicious and super reasonably priced. Friendly staff and owners were present to chat with us. Super hometown feel. Highly rev to grab breakfast or lunch! Typically go for amazing lunches!

This is the cutest little place, and one of the only cafes open after 2pm. Family owned and operated, the food was excellent and reminded me of lunch with my grandparents in their little Minnesota town. If you find yiur self pasing through. Stop on in!

First time in. Very cute n quaint place for lunch. Would of given 5 stars. But I asked for no mustard on my club. So when I sent it back. The chef scrapped off the mustard instead of replacing it with another. Bummer.🙄. Sad to say they don't take responsibility for there mistakes.

[2/16/2026] - 1 star Went for another drive, same scenario as before, fudge shop closed, walked down here, OPEN sign is on, door is LOCKED, has a will return sign for 11am. I came at 1pm, business door locked and OPEN sign on. That's frustrating. Second strikeout. --- [1-2 months ago] - 3 stars Went out for a drive, wanted to go to the fudge shop, they were unexpectedly closed, decided to walk down the street to The Loft and Pantry Cafe. Walked in the open door, man at the counter was making ice cream, several workers in the back visible through a square opening to the kitchen. No one greeted me, which is always a little uncomfortable, there is no sign indicating to wait until seated or to just sit, zero indicators, just menus. I stood there for several minutes before taking out my phon