The food is good, not exceptional but the Cornwell experience is exceptional. You can get fudge, visit one of the many shops, see a dinner show, go through the antique barn, and much more. The country setting is a plus. The he service has always been good. It's a fun place to visit.

My wife brought me here when we were visiting her hometown of Battle Creek. This place was a ton of fun and certainly is worth a visit. I imagine the next time we are here with our travel trailer that we will book well in advance to stay at their RV park on site. Cornewell's has a level of nostalgia that while I did not experience, I completely understand. The food was decent but honestly it wasn't phenomenal. I had the chicken pot pie and while the texture was pretty solid, it was rather bland. Aside from the food, they also have a fudge shop and a killer gift shop. The gift shop is a ton of fun and I couldn't help but purchase a few fun items. The wife and I will certainly be back again.

Love the turkey and stuffing. So delicious. The dinner is good and so is the turkey sandwich. Plus you get to fatten up the live turkeys on the farm to get them ready...

I came here all season long with my family in the 90s. As an adult it was nice to show my husband and stepdaughter a place so close to my heart! I chose fall season as first exposure because the grounds didn't seem as packed. The petting area was still full of animals. We all ate afterwards and had a homemade ice cream. I didn't take any pictures of the food it was so delicious I forgot to! Hubby and I are going to check out some dinner theatre next season! Can't wait!

I was last here about 40 years ago. Needless to say, it has changed; I don't remember the giant gift shop or the ice cream parlor -- or all of the indoor seating, for that matter, but it certainly could have been there. Everything is pretty well-priced. I got the turkey salad plate (well, it's actually a plastic take-out container) and it was very good. Lettuce, shredded cheese, a whole egg and lots of thick sliced roasted and smoked turkey. It was a generous portion, and I ended up bringing some home. I was glad to find that their iced tea is freshly brewed every day, and it was good. I also had ice cream in the ice cream shop. Their ice cream is homemade, as are their waffle cones. I don't remember the name of the flavor I had, but it was something unique to Cornwell's Turkeyville. I got a "one scoop" waffle cone sundae, but it was easily 3 scoops of ice cream. My only complaint was that there was a hole in the bottom of the cone, so the ice cream dripped a little, and that the cone was so deliciously crisp that it broke when I bit it. Hardly an issue to be upset about!