D & N Dairy Bar

Custard is ok. I’ve had better. Over priced for such a small portion. Not worth going back to though, it is convenient if you want something besides ice cream or froyo in the area.

I would like to take this place and relocate it to my neighborhood in Baltimore Maryland. This is a must stop when I’m home. Just wish they were open year round. Consistently good. The custard is too die for.

I’ve cream was decent but man is the staff rude. Their menu has whacky names for everything and when you ask them to clarify they’re rude as can be! Probably will return since they accept credit cards and most small shops don’t.

Tasty custard but HORRIBLE attitudes. They’re getting two stars only because I didn’t appreciate being spoken to as if I were a moron in front of a bunch of people but their custard is actually four/​five star worthy.
They messed up my order three times and blamed me for their little confusion. Sorry ma’am, I just read what I wanted off your menu, if you guys mess it up three times that seems to be an inside issue.
I used to come here all the time but decided after the owners nasty attitude I’ll probably stay away.
Head over to Ermas, they’re always nice and custard is just as good! :)

Terrific frozen custard. Great example of bad service. This was first and will be last visit to this soft serve. Ordered chocolate dip wanted rolled in toasted almonds; what the sign called «twinkle coat». When there was no line, so as to not make a scene, I returned and stated «This is not what I expected. This is not toasted almonds.» The server responded «that is what you ordered», and as if I was an idiot, repeated what I had ordered.
Beware: twinkle coat is not just toasted almonds. There’s a lot of sugar and maybe some toffee in it. It is over the top sweet.
Instead of offering to make me a new cone, (I was ready to pay for another), I was told that this whole bad experience was my fault because I ordered the twinkle coat and my own bad attitude.

Wow! This is a little longer of a walk from my house, but I was so surprised at how amazing the custard was! It’s been quite some time since I’ve had custard this amazing. And my dog seemed to enjoy the doggie dish too :) (but to be fair, she’d eat anything).

Just had the vanilla custard. Thick, creamy, delicious! Custards fans MUST try this. I might like this more than Culvers. I want to try a custard pie next for $ 15.

Custard, malts, sundaes, dipped cones, you name it. They have it! And delicious. No wonder the line in the summertime… open late too. 10pm. Also serve coneys, ruebens, and pulled pork… great little stop! Could use more seating… :-)

One trip to this place and you’ll throw rocks at Dairy Queen. Most soft serve is pretty much the same, but D&N is different. Theirs is a thick, rich, amazing custard. They have all the sundaes, cone dips, and blizzard wannabes you’d expect. Also, they serve hot food and have unique offerings like homemade ice cream sandwiches and chocolate frozen bananas. Service is always friendly and they also take credit cards.
They’re closed for the season, but you should bookmark this joint and make it a priority come spring.

Hands down, the best custard in America!!! My favorite flavors are key lime & pistachio. Yummmmmm!!! I’m just glad I don’t live too close or I would weigh a ton! Please don’t EVER change your recipe.

So WAY back in the day there were Dairy Queens that had custom Blizzard flavors and other stuff because they were independently owned and NOT required to have the same franchise-​based menus. While you can still find other independent ice cream places with great, non-​franchise menus, etc — nothing compares to D&N.
My husband and I just discovered this place after living in Clawson for over a year. It’s GREAT.
The menu is vast and interesting.
The custard is REALLY flavorful!
The service is super pleasant quick!
Plus, they take credit cards. Definitely worth a trip!

Lots of memories coming here. Custard is nice and thick.

I fell in love with this place when I lived in Clawson. Their custard is so thick and creamy and I love the bonus flavors that change weekly. They have so many dips to choose from, I don’t even know if I could pick a favorite.
Sometimes I stray and go to Erma’s. But the thing about them is their custard is soft and melts really fast. That’s great that they have little bits mixed in their special flavors but I think it’s a problem when they warn you to keep it straight up when they serve it to you. Yeah, because if you’re not careful it’ll fall apart.
Sorry, back to the Dairy Bar. They’ve got all kinds of fun sundaes for kids and good snack food items as well.

Good place to go if you’re in the area, and you have a hankering for something creamy sweet. The custard they serve here is soft-​serve, not the truly dense frozen custard that I was expecting when I stopped in. It was yummy nonetheless.

My parents went on one of their first dates here.
I have countless memories of coming here for custard ice cream in the spring and summertime. Often we would drive out of our way to pass by to see if they had opened yet (or closed yet — depending on the season). When I think of Michigan, I think of D&N Dairy and eating delicious custard! (^_​^)
The prices are very reasonable.
They have great quality custard, and some sugar free options as well.
They used to have food, but I’m not sure if they still do or not.
I can’t even think about going into a Dairy Queen because I would feel like I’m cheating on D&N — and Dairy queen doesn’t even compare to D&N.
I must go back sooooon!

I’m re-​writing my review:) The lasts two times I went here, the service was much better! The homemade potato salad is excellent, and I like that they have a basic selection of food. Yay I’m excited to return here again!

I have to disagree with the person above… I guess she gets lost in trying to be cute writing a review sometimes that her taste buds go numb from listening to her rants about how good this or how bad that is.
This place is far superior to Dairy O when it comes to flavor and texture, there is nothing wrong with Dairy O (much better than Dairy Queen) but D &N has been my favorite for years. The custard is thick and rich and has that right mouth feel, plus it actually tastes of something, which a lot of these other ones just taste of sugar and some artificial flavoring.
I cant talk about their regular food, cause its just something that I dont want to try. I think an ice cream place should be an ice cream place, nothing more… do one thing right, dont try to do multiple things right.
Custard based ice cream is always much better than just ice milk in my personal opinion. If you want flavor. come here. if you want generic ice cream. go to Dairy O… if you want something that basically tastes like frozen 1% milk with a hint of sugar, go to Dairy Queen and choke down their frozen bull semen they call ice cream.