This used to be the site of a closed Marathon gas station and has been turned into a local gem. There is limited seating indoors and outdoors. The inside is air-conditioned and clean with black and white tiled floors. Parking is limited to about 10-15 cars. There are bathrooms available, which are usually well maintained. The service, selection, and prices are great. It serves pulled pork sandwiches and hot dogs as well as other items for lunchtime, but its specialty is frozen treats.

Desserts include ice cream sandwiches, soft serve ice cream, 30+ flavors of hand-scooped Hershey's ice cream, floats, shakes, malts, twisters (think DQ blizzards), Dole-whip (dairy free), slushes, and sundaes. Sprinkles and eyeballs are always free add-ons. Don't forget to grab your dog a doggie bowl treat of vanilla soft serve with Milkbone dog biscuits.

If you go in the evening, you should go early. If you wait too late, the drive-thru line can wrap around the building, and the line inside can start at the door. That only shows that Xenia appreciates The Dairy Station. It usually closes sometime in October and reopens in March or April, so enjoy it in season while you can.