Kristy's Whistle Stop

David J. Williams

I make it a point to dine at Kristy's anytime that I am staying in the area on a visit. Dined at Kristy's on a Tuesday evening in August around 630PM and they were busy but had plenty of help on duty which moved the line right along. I had the whistleburger with fries along with a soft serve vanilla ice cream cone. The meal was good and I will continue to return to Kristy's on future visits.

Chara The Designer

Saw it in passing and I just had to check it out. Extensive list of ice cream flavors, foods etc. And it was all the way live with outdoor seating and friendly staff. Will be back soon to try more menu items.

Eva Foreman-Ortiz

Absolutely love this food!!! So Delicious!!! 🥰 Stopped here for the first time today and got takeout Boomer burger, side of onion rings and side of fried pickles! Ordered on the phone, was very simple. Burger was juicy and Patty was large! Generous portions. Highly recommend stopping by here, it is soooo worth it!

Janet Richey

With it's weather-beaten building, dirt triangular shaped parking lot, and covered outside seating area that looks like a picnic grove, this place feels as much like a 1950s road side attraction as it does a great place to eat. Coupled with its 1950s sock hop decor, and super friendly service, this place oozes with charm. A kids sized ice cream was a Dairy Queen small, and a small was a Dairy Queen medium. You can almost feel the weight of the creaminess. It is on the busy Route 11 & 15, and set in a strange intersection against a cliff, so if you're not familiar with the area, check Google maps, and street view photos so you have a plan for your entrance. It is worth a little bit of mud on the wheel wells.