Nice local spot, the food is good and the servers are kind. It's an outside space so it's best to…read morecome when it's warm. Though that's fitting considering the service. It's right on a main road so it's easy to reach and has reasonable prices. I recommend to anyone looking for a quick place to get ice cream that's local.

The Cow is the iconic, staple ice cream spot in Reisterstown, Maryland. A true classic dessert spot…read morethat offers some of the best soft serve in town. The chocolate and vanilla soft serve are both delicious and creamy. The ice flavors are also some of the best, as they're soft, and melt in your mouth. The mint cookie is a favorite. Service can be slow, especially when there's a long line, but it's always worth it. There's outdoor seating, making it the perfect ice cream experience, especially in the summer! There's also a huge parking lot in the back to accommodate a lot of parking! You can also enjoy The Cow from their ice cream truck around town! They're always at local events and popping up around Baltimore.

We went there after eating at Maria's in Reisterstown to try the ice. While the place was out of 14…read moreflavors it still,had enough for me to try. My husband had two dips, a small, of Taharkas ice cream. It's always good if you like rich ice cream but I was there for a summer ice. My flavor, raspberry , did not disappoint. Not too sweet and a bit fruity, the smooth ice was perfect on a hot hot day. We took two small containers home of raspberry and mango. We definitely thought this was better than the Cow and Rita's. This tasted fresh and homemade and not commercial. Now that it is hot , try an ice and enjoy. Great service and the place is very clean.

The treats here are excellent, but the prices are a bit higher than the competition. Is it worth it…read more- I cannot answer that for you. I can say that the ice and the ice cream (and the Smith Island Cake) are all very good and full of flavor. I've purchased 3 different types of their SI Cake and all have been excellent - the only thing I can say is the portions are not generous for the nearly $8/slice (without ice cream). Aside from that - rarely a wait, the staff is friendly, and you can sit under cover if you want. A nice place in historic Glyndon!

My favorite local spot has opened for the season…read more They are only selling snoballs and icecream. I decided to get a snoball and of course it was delicious and soft. Stop by and get a cool treat as well

The Chill has always been a staple on Sunday nights in my household. With tons of parking in the…read moreback and a huge menu, there is something for everyone and it always hits the spot. They truly have one of the best snowballs in town. The ice melts in your mouth and the flavor choices are the best. I believe there are 50 flavors. The ice cream is great, too! I've never tried any of the food, like a hot dog, but I bet it would be great. The pricing is fair and consistent across the menu and the service is always great and fast! Pro tip: never forget to add marshmallow to your snowball. It's the best to get it in the middle so you can enjoy it with every bite!

A lunch reservation required on a weekday? Really. At Glyndon Grill, unless you are arriving by…read moresay 1:45am, the answer seems to be a resounding yes. By the time we left at 12:30pm, not a speare table was seen. And Glyndon Grill serves its popularity. What makes a lunch spot (they are open for dinner too) so very popular. Adjacency to the always-popular-and-stellar Santoni's Market cannot hurt, not can the upscale neighborhood, but come for the food and service. I was focused on health-conscious fare, the the menu offered a diversity of intriguing choices. My premixed (with dressings on the side) Cobb Salad was wonderful. I could choose just how much of the mouth-watering fried chicken morsels I did and did not ant to eat, calorically. My tablemate, also watching pounds and inches, got the grilled salmon with broccoli. Neither could have been better. Best of all was our waitress Anne. Ask for her by name. Supreme professionalism dripped from her every word and action. Attentiveness and pleasant without being obtrusive at all. Yes she probably wanted to turn the table (but you could not tell unless you intuited that fact), and we accommodated because her happiness made us happy too.

This used to be one of my favorite lunchtime spots, but unfortunately my most recent experience…read morechanged my perspective. Our waitress, Sara initially seemed pleasant. However, I had to repeatedly flag her down to place our order and again later to request boxes after our food arrived. During this interaction, her tone also came across as somewhat dismissive and unprofessional when I explained that we were on a time constraint due to a meeting. After paying the bill, I was interrupted as I was leaving and asked whether I had accidentally given her the wrong receipt copy. Once it was confirmed that the receipt was correct, she directly questioned why she had not received a tip and whether she had done something wrong. While I understand that tipping is an important part of the restaurant industry, I personally base tips on the overall quality, attentiveness, and professionalism of the service experience. In this case, I did not feel the service went beyond basic expectations. What made the situation especially unacceptable was then being called "rude" as I was leaving the establishment. Regardless of differing opinions on tipping, I believe those conversations should be handled professionally and privately. The interaction left me disappointed and will make me reconsider returning in the future.

Funhouse is a quaint little ice cream place in a subsection at the front of what I think is old…read moreCherry Valley mall--on Reisterstown Road's seemingly endless strip malls that go on for days. I'm still waiting to make money one day by videoing and commenting on all the boring and quirky stores among the Reisterstown strip malls. It appears that Funhouse has been around for a year carrying on the banner of what for many years was a Rita's Italian Ices. It was a slooow Sunday afternoon when Mom and I ordered soft-serve vanilla with colored jimmies (aka rainbow sprinkles) in cups. They were out of chocolate so I couldn't get my usual swirl. No matter. The taste was tasty! There are many old-school options such as cookies and cream and other fun flavors. I saw one young man getting a sundae--he smilingly claimed he'd never had one before! Funhouse is definitely worth a cold summer food stop on a weekend!

I stopped by this fun little ice cream shop bc my daughter asked me to, and I'm glad I did. My…read morebutter pecan milkshake was on point. My daughter's three flavored Italian ice was the star of the show and the two young ladies on the inside, taking and making our orders were extremely nice.

I'm lucky to have a fantastic soft serve ice cream place near my home in Southern Maryland…read more However, while picking my kid up from camp, I decided to stop by the Bus Stop to try their ice cream. I ordered a single scoop of Hershey's with chocolate syrup, and my husband got a double scoop of mint chocolate chip topped with whipped cream and cherries. The customer service was outstanding--the owner was very friendly, and our ice cream was delicious. We will definitely return when we go back to camp!

Yummy stop for ice cream! Got a vanilla soft serve with chocolate sprinkles, a scoop of the peanut…read morebutter madness ice cream, and a flurry with peanut butter cups. Delicious! The flurry was a bit too liquid, but everything was really good. Only 4 stars though because the seating area tables were very sticky and dirty.

There used to be several Santonis markets around Baltimore. I think this is the last remaining…read morelocation, and the only one I can remember visiting. Though my grandmother used to love and shop at the long closed dundalk location, so I grew up with Santoni's. Oddly enough, if I look out my apartment window, I can see the building where the dundalk store once resided. We needed a pie, because it was pi day. In the past, Jeremy and I have visited much larger, chain grocery stores on pi day, we've come up empty-handed. Santoni's did not disappoint. We got a gorgeous lemon meringue pie, and it was discounted several dollars, which made it all the sweeter. The store is small, but clean with an air about it that suggests that the owners are proud of it. They should be.

Come for the made-to-order deli counter; it's worth traveling out of your way. If you order in…read moreadvance, you do not have to wait. If you are waiting, browse the aisles for excellent made-on-premises baked goods and a variety of pantry staples different and more upscale than found in conventional grocery stores. There is no place to sit down and eat; maybe Santoni's missing a bet through this decision? Yes, Santoni's will separate you from your money (an Oatmeal canister is double the cost found in a full-sized grocery), but you will be happy with anything they make here from scratch, and your stomach will be too. In the past they also have done a top-notch job with catering orders. If you are ordering an office lunch, look no further!

Needed to get my car washed and needed to fill out for the week so I came to the highs near my…read morehouse. They always have competitive prices to other gas stations in the area. It's nice that they also have a car wash. If you buy a car wash you get discounted gas saves you about $.30 a gallon. It's usually quick and easy to get in and out of the gas station. They also have free vacuums included with the purchase of your car wash. It says pretty busy and they do need to empty the trash more often but overall it's a good gas station to stop at.

My Husband raves about this Gas Station and Car Wash all the time. So we paid them a visit today…read more They take 30 percent off your Gas when you purchase a Car Wash and the Car Wash is cheap too, you get almost all the works for $15. They also have free Vacuuming and free Towels to wipe off your Car. I was impressed and will be revisiting them.

I've tried Granny's twice in the past once for my mother's birthday and another time with some…read morecoworkers for brunch and the food and vibe was to die for. The original location was beautiful it had a piano when you walked in and the lights weren't bright it was evening dim. They had rhe best chicken and waffles and these weren't tenders these were while chicken wings

Granny's is a solid spot for Southern comfort food, and my recent visit while in town for work was…read moremostly great. The fish was cooked perfectly crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Definitely the highlight of the meal. A couple small things kept it from being a full 5 stars: the mashed potatoes came out without gravy, and the cornbread was a bit on the dry side. Not deal-breakers, but worth noting. Overall, the flavors were good, the portions were fair, and the service was warm.