Delicious- one of my favorite ice cream places. Nice outdoor seating and quick serviceread more

We were driving by a couple weeks ago and noticed they were open so of course we had to stop. It…read morewas a cold day and we were e actually on our way to get lunch...yeah it probably wasn't the best idea but ice cream in the winter is my favorite! Anyway since we were about to eat we went with kiddy cones. I had the purple panther yogurt which was blackberry frozen yogurt with chocolate and vanilla chips. It was delicious! And it was huge! I took a picture but of course after a couple bites. The girl who took the order was really helpful and friendly despite the cold. Will definitely go back again.

We love the ice cream at moo's, I love the salted caramel and my son loves chocolate ice cream!read more

As far as ice cream parlors go, Moo's is legendary amongst Derrians (not sure if that's a term…read moreused, but I'm going with it) for their high quality, damn near luxurious style of frozen pastries. If I could describe Moo's in only two words, they would be: quality control. Funnily enough, I rarely go here. In fact, I haven't had the Peanut Butter Cup ice cream in YEARS! I had nearly forgotten how smooth and creamy their ice cream is. The way they can make vanilla ice cream also taste peanut buttery is a feat familiar only to magicians and wizards. In other words, their stuff is just THAT good! Ultimately, I'm glad wifey talked me into coming back here on a whim. It's just that I'm hardly ever in the mood for dessert of any kind. But every once in a while....I get a sweet tooth for something with peanut butter in it. And now that my taste buds have been reminded of the elegance this ice cream effortlessly carries, I think I can manage to find an excuse to come here slightly more often. Only problem is they're mainly open during the warmer months. But....I totally get why. It's just a shame I failed to take a pic of the ice cream, since I was too lost in the abyss of ecstasy that was my sweet treat. Besides, I didn't want it to melt. Ah, well. Might remember next time. One last caveat: they don't really have their own parking lot. So, you just kinda....pull into one of the adjacent lots on either side of the place and hope you find a spot. Mildly dubious parking aside, I'm gonna give Moo's Place in Derry 5 Peanut Butter Ice Cream Cups smoother than a Milky Way out of 5.

I've been going to The Big 1 for over 20 years, and it's always been fantastic! The people who work…read morethere are always wonderful and there are so many great options for food (in my experience they're really good with allergies, too). Every year I know Spring has sprung when The Big 1 opens c: And to people who go: if you get a hand-packed quart or pint, please tip well! Packing those looks crazy difficult.

This is a great stop on my way to the Merrimac premium outlets from my house. During the summer, it…read moreis always busy mostly in the evening, but on the weekends certainly has smaller crowds during the day. I can honestly say that the only thing that I've ever purchased from this location is there soft serve vanilla ice cream but it is extremely good, very creamy and for that reason I continue to frequent this joint. On the last day and then I went for this season I ordered a cone and the price was different then I had been charged the previous times there. Apparently, I mentioned that to the owner who was not happy and said in a very nasty way "I'm gonna have to talk to my girls about that, they should know the pricing and that's lost money for me!" I simply asked a question about price and the size of the ice cream cone that I got, which was extremely stingy from the owner of the business. This place needs more consistency from top to bottom in terms of the size of their scoops and/or cones.

A little ice cream mixed with cereal. Endless possibilities and flavors. If you're close to…read moredowntown Concord stop in, your taste buds will be rewarded.

$8.50... for a kiddie sized vanilla ice cream. This place…read morehas novelty and that's what you're paying for. They blend in the toppings so much that you won't even notice/taste that you got any. I see their vision but really poorly executed and VERY VERY overpriced. I highly recommend not wasting your money here. I'm a huge ice cream lover and kept an open mind when coming here, but it was a big let down!

Creamiest ice cream I've ever had!! A small cone was HUGE, so next time I'll get a mini. Homemade…read morewaffle cones were delicious!

Some of the best tasting ice cream in New Hampshire. Rich, creamy ice cream in varied flavors, and…read morereasonable prices. It's extremely popular so you may be waiting on line, but it's worth it!

Sweet Scoops is a seasonal outside ice cream stand located on the site of Caryns Country…read moreConvenience/Val's Pizza in Brookline, formerly Dr. Davis Ice Cream. They offer 20 flavors of hard ice cream including gluten free and non-dairy flavors, cones, cups, waffle cones, sundaes, banana splits, milkshakes, floats, and Sweet Scoop nachos. The prices for most treats in the $6-$10 range. I stopped by Sweet Scoops in Brookline on the way to Fitchburg MA. I chose a Turtle Sundae ($7.79 plus tax for medium). My sundae was all set in about 5 minutes. I enjoyed my cold treat at a nearby picnic table. The sundae had 2 scoops of vanilla ice cream topped with hot fudge, caramel sauce, walnuts, whipped cream & cherry. The sundae was good and not messy at all, which I finished with a cup of black coffee. I would come back here for ice cream, if I was already passing through town.

Really good ice cream and its a nice little place overall. Employees are super nice and helpfulread more

I can't believe this place hasn't been reviewed in a while! It's such a gem in town. The staff is…read morealways friendly and super accommodating if you want to sample different flavors. The scoops are generous, and the prices are very fair for the quality. Their Graham Central is a must-try, but you also can't go wrong with coconut, blueberry pie, or Almond Joy. The ice cream is rich, creamy, and absolutely gives you all the summer vibes. Definitely worth a stop!

TL;DR: Best God Damn Ice Cream I've Ever Had…read more Ice Cream: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Decor: 5/5 New Hampshirites eat the most ice cream per capita of all fifty states in this great Union, and being born in the Live Free or Die I'm well qualified to say that this is some of the best god damned ice cream I've ever had. Needed my fix of proper New England sweet frozen cream while back in the Olde Country for Christmas. I'd just finished up at the outlet mall just ten minutes away, and after all the boasting to my new wife about how superior NH Ice Cream is to the rest of the plebian horse shite out there, I needed a place to prove my point. Enter Hayward's, a brand I'd never heard of, nestled in a strange stand-alone establishment off a strip mall on Route 3. I sauntered into their sleepy scoop-room (which I should mention has a drive-thru if you're in a rush), and their staff were absolutely enamored--ENAMORED, I tell you--that I chose their creamery as my proof that New Hampshire ice cream is superior to all else. My wife ordered the black rasberry and I ordered my favorite, cookie dough. You can usually judge the mettle of an establishment by either flavor. Black Rasberry is exceptionally difficult to get right--too much rasberry, you have cough syrup. Cookie dough less so, but if you over-sugar your dough then you're dunced and liable to get a cavity to boot. Our girl came right up. We asked for one scoop each and got a veritable pound of ice cream in each cup. Live Free or Die portioning, God Bless New Hampshire! Damn the calories, full speed ahead! We sat at the pleasant, functional bar seating they had and began to devour our cups. The Black Rasberry is the best god damned Black Rasberry I've ever tasted in my life, and I've tasted Black Rasberry from Seattle to Scranton. The Cookie Dough was generously portioned with dough morsels, and an extra helping of chocolate chips for good measure, neither too sweet. I'm from the eastern part of the state and only go there on holiday; Merrimack is forty five friggen minutes away. But you better bet your last lemon drop that I'm trekking my way out to this excellent establishment! Ten out of Fucking Ten will drive 45 minutes for Haywards. Update: I drove 45 mintues out there again. 10/10 staff still enamored. 10/10 Ice Cream still good.

10$ for a frappe, and it's 95% milk.... So disappointing. They are also extremely slow. Go to king…read moreKone if you want something not disappointing.