Heisler Cloverleaf Dairy

Heisler’s has been around a long time, I remember the fire truck rides behind the driving range to see the deer and water with lights. (Wish they would bring it back) over the years prices have gone up, way up. Not cheap to eat here, used to be able to feed 3 people for a $ 10, now you need a $ 20. Food is still good, but the prices are just a little too high for a dairy bar. Sorry :-(

Pumpkin ice cream in the summer. Need I say more? A summer classic for me, Heisler’s has mini golf, a small arcade, gift shop, candy, pizza, cheesesteaks (don’t call made with sheets of beef a Philly cheesesteak), popcorn shrimp, Guers products, and of course, homemade ice cream. The crowds may be daunting on dollar scoop nights and the weekend, but they go quickly and you won’t be disappointed. There are different lines for hot food and ice cream, so be prepared to divide and conquer or do the whole thing twice.
There are plenty of picnic tables and benches, both covered and uncovered. There is no indoor seating now that the waffle shop has closed (you can still get a waffle sandwich at the ice cream counter). Many people bring their dogs along for the ride.
It’s also a great place to people watch!

Visiting a friend and we came here. Ice cream is really good. I had the cookie dough and coffee in a cone. I would recommend coming here and they have mini golf.

Great place for the freshest milkshakes around! I love the vanilla milkshake, it is just a classic. Their cheeseburgers here also very tasty. They have miniature golf, and a driving range. This is a nice stop for a Sunday afternoon drive!

The milkshakes are my faaaaaaavorite. They’re like, an entire day’s worth of calories, but don’t think about that and just drink and enjoy. So so so good.
The food is typical grill food (chicken, burgers, fries) and it is all delicious — but it has gotten a bit overpriced the last few years. Still, the place is constantly packed as it’s basically the only thing to do in the area when the weather is nice. It’s great for families and young people who want a day/​evening out.
Mini golf is fun and really reasonable priced. They have two different 18-​hole courses, and there’s usually some specials throughout the week (ex: $ 2 Tuesdays). They also have a driving range which is consistently packed.
Heisler’s is awesome. Just try to stay away from peak hours (Saturday evenings, Sunday afternoons) or you’ll be waiting in line for a loooong time.

Place was packed when I went but my service was still polite and fast. The ice cream was top notch! I enjoyed every bite! Wish I could try every flavor!

4 stars for one of my favorite places in the Pottsville area. Mini golf, driving range, arcade, gift shop, ice cream, milkshakes, bbq, pizza, burgers, fries. If only it was closer to home! I only get here when I’m visiting the in laws.
The place is in the middle of nowhere, but it draws people from miles around on a nice summer night. The mini golf courses are pretty good, but they can get crowded. The lines for food\ice cream can get long, but they move quickly.
I’m a HUGE fan of the the burgers and bbq they serve here. bbq sandwiches out here are basically a «manwhich» served on a little burger bun. Quite tasty! Seems to be the standard for bbq in this area.
This is a dairy and their ice cream is great! Many flavors available all made on site. They also have good sundaes. Check out the website to see what flavors they have going on.
I’ve never used the driving range or played the arcade games, but have seen people doing both. Also never stepped in the gift shop, but can’t wait to get back this summer for some BBQ, Heisler’s Ice Cream, and some Mini Golf!

Heisler’s is a fun place. There is nothing in that area, so it is a local hangout for the surrounding towns; kind of like Friday night football in Texas– it’s the thing to do. When I was at Heisler’s, on one of the benches had 5 generations of a family all eating ice cream wearing suspenders. It was cute.
Food was pretty good and reasonably priced. Burgers were good and ice cream was nice to have.
I was leaning toward a 5 star review but there were 2 things that bothered me.
1. The place needs an update. I feel like I am back in the late 70’s.
2. The girl behind the counter said they did not take credit cards, even though I saw the machine there. And looking at Unilocal,others have stated that they do. Although the machines could have been down, the girl said it was cash only. I only had like $ 10 on me and the nearest atm is 30 minutes away. 15 minutes each way. Very frustrating.
Anyway, this is a place where if you live in the area, you would know about it. I have a feeling this review is for the people visiting family in the area or passing through. So if you are reading this, it is worth the trip. Miniature Golf, arcade, good food, and family friendly.

Go for the CMP, a great ice cream sundae.
Also love the Dusty Road and they have a large variety of ice cream flavors. A friendly staff, nice mini golf, a great way to spend an afternoon in the beautiful hills of Schuylkill County.

This is great place to go on a Sunday afternoon. Not only is the ice cream wonderful, but it’s also reasonably priced. There are many flavors to choose from and they also have your basic grill foods, burgers, fries, etc. They also have mini golf and an arcade. Great place, nice drive through the country to get there.

This place has a fantastic view, the mini-​golf looked pretty fun, and they serve basic grill food. But really, we came for the ice-​cream, and so should you. The price was right, and the selection was good. They also sell pints, which is a decent deal. The cashew raspberry ice-​cream is excellent.

Heisler’s is a great place to spend an afternoon eating ice cream, playing mini golf, and wasting money at the arcade. Its located in beautiful farm country in eastern PA. The only drawback: its located in farm country in eastern PA. When the wind is just right the smell is enough to make your eyes water and possibly lose your lunch. But the ice cream is good– lots of flavors and sundaes, the food is good and cheap, and, sorry Naomi, I have to disagree, the square high school cafeteria style pizza rocks.

The ice cream is pretty good, not great. But this is an event, not a restaurant. We love the arcade house, the miniature golf course is beautiful and we’ve even been treated to an outside concert once. The pizza sucks, but a little hot fudge makes everything all right.