Meh............................need 85 characters…read more..... It's fine, ok ice cream, bad service ...................

Banana Pudding You can taste real bananas in the ice cream…read morebase. The pieces of vanilla wafer combined with the rich banana base set this off. It was creamy, thick and the perfect amount of sweetness. Absolutely delicious! #CynBitesThisFeedsMySoulStatus Location A few seats outside. No cash, they only accept electronic payments. #SafetyFirst

Fast and friendly service. The line was long but it moved rather quickly and the worker that took…read moreour order was kind. My gelato tasted very refreshing and had the perfect mango & pineapple flavoring. It wasn't too sweet and was just right.

This place of business and dessert is phenomenal. Service is fantastic. The ambiance is greatread more

Boyfriend and I went Friday and we ordered the infamous 8oz crabcakes. We also had the cream of…read morecrab soup to go. Both AMAZING!!!!! I am dying to go back. We met one of the owners, Chris. He was very personable. Great food, great service, and great experience.

Look here. When you walk in and the carryout line is out the door and every order you hear is…read moreeither pizza or crab cakes, you want in. Box Hill is officially in my top 3 of best crab cakes in the area. I just need to go back to Koco's and see which one is my official number 1. For those that are curious, I'm comparing Box Hill to Koco's in Baltimore and Pappas in Glen Burnie. If you're from the area you know exactly what I'm talking about. So of course we had to order the pizza. The pizza... Wow. We had the Boxhill deluxe which was everything on the pizza. Ingredients from the meats to the cheese were so fresh. The sauce was perfect for the toppings, and the CRUST... perfect amount of crust and not too thick. I never had New England pizza and never knew what it was till now. Real game changer. I decided to also order the crab BLT. WOW... Each bite I took, lumps of crab meat just kept falling out the sandwich. So in order from last to first. 3. Pappas 2. Koco's 1. Boxhill? If y'all go it's definitely a great experience. Not just for the food but the hospitality and great customer service. Nico what's going on man! Keep doing what you're doing!!

Overall have always had a great experience here. If you would like your marshmallow to look like…read morethe snowball on the right - I asked for marshmallow on top and bottom. The one on the left was asked for with marshmallow but there was a considerable difference between the amount based on that specification. Snowballs were great, it was an easy stop to make and we will be back!

Excellent ice cream, great snow balls! Lovely local favorite that's been around for a long time…read more Bees can be problematic but it looks like they try to "attract" them a little away from people are waiting.

I came here with my family to meet up with my friend and her little family. We were the first ones…read morein the restaurant when it opened at noon and were promptly sat down. The restaurant was soooo cold so I'm not sure if they just purposely dont turn on the heat since the hot pot/korean bbq will be sure to keep you toasty. For the table we got the hot pot and the korean bbq options. For Korean bbq we got the beef bulgogi, galbi, garlic shrimp, squid and onions. They brought a decent amount of all of them to the table. For hot pot we ordered two broths per family. I got the pork bone broth that was very light in flavor. For hot pot items you have to walk up and gather your own meats, veggies, noodles etc. On the other side there a small sauce/seasoning bar, dessert bar and an ice cream area. Other all the korean bbq meats were pretty good! The garlic shrimp had the best seasoning. The cut of the galibi was a bit fatty but still pretty good. They were really good at changing the grill ever so often. The hot pot items were great additions to the broth. The staff was also nice. Overall a good spot to meet up with some friends. The price point I thought was expensive (2 people for both hotpot/korean bbq on a Saturday was $100+ with tip) but it was still fun and we left with very full tummys.

Great selection of food for hot pot. The staff will help you with recommendations. Quick service!…read moreIt's about $80 (dinner price) for two people for hotpot unless you get drinks which will cost more. We went early on Saturday and was able to be seated right away. It didn't get busy until we left. Definitely a great place to have dinner at!

We ate here on a Saturday recently (I thought I had posted a review!, lost somewhere) and were…read morepleasantly surprised. The ambiance is a fresher, local Applebee's. The server was very friendly. The restaurant was preparing for a large group, but did not leave us as an afterthought. Well done! We had wings to start which were very good. My wife had salmon, I had a burger and it was really good. Forgive my brevity, my memory is shot. It's a good place for families, as evidenced by who was dining around us. We'll be back.

Decided to try this place out for the first time on a Friday after work. Arrived at 6:05, no people…read morewaiting but busy , bar area full and about 90% of the tables. Prob seated by 6:10. Waitress was prompt. We took our time ordering drink and perusing the menu. I'd say we ordered no later than 6:30 - Texas Burger and Blackened Chicken Penne Pasta w added shrimp and substituted linguine. Food arrived at our table at 7:05. This is the basis for 4 stars vs 5 along with the Pasta dish drowning in liquid. Burger cooked perfectly. 5 stars Pasta dish, drowning in sauce, cheap Parmesan cheese thrown on top but sauce had excellent flavor. Chicken a bit overcooked / tough - 4 stars Wait time - 3 stars

Simple, yet sophisticated local market…read more Their freshly baked pastries should be enough for me to love this place....and when you add local ice cream, local meats, local cheese, and *wines*!!...what's not to love with Village Market? They had a few tables to sit, eat, relax at. The market has an opening to the bar at Pairings. I didn't ask when I picked up my cookie and scone but I wonder if I could have had it warmed up...hmm a question for next time I'm back, I suppose! And FYI: those pastries?! Yes, so much yes. The ratio of cookie to chocolate chip is highly respectable. Dare I say 50/50?! Even slightly skewed for chocolate??!? And the scone. It was actually a scone. And done well. Have you ever bought a scone and it was really a muffin in disguise? Or some sort of a croissant in another life? Well, this was a scone. Legit scone. Not too dense, not too light. Crumbly without falling apart or being too flakey. Good flavor. Bravo, scone, bravo!

Food was amazing! Service was excellent and worth the $$. We followed the yelp reviews and were not…read moredisappointed. Equivalent to Michael's cafe or the Local

Yogurt GOOD toppings GOOD…read moreprice ITS A BRAND SO CANT JUDGE service NOT A THING ITS SELF SERVICE ambiance NOT A THING ITS A TO GO FROYO PLACE THAT BEING SAID For the love of god explain this to me. I pour my own yogurt. I add my own toppings. I weigh my own yogurt. I read the weight to the person. They tell me the total. I swipe my card. Where on gods green earth does the employee get a tip? Where? I'm all for tipping but menchies you need to stop.

I love their no sugar-added chocolate FroYO. The guy in the store is also really cute. Starting to…read moredevelop feelings. I would also recommend the frozen lemonade with a little dalup of vanilla on top.

First time trying this Rita's location. Nice location, easy parking, tables outside to sit if you…read morewant and they have Pup-cups! (Custard with a doggie treat). We will definitely be going again before Summer ends!

They have options for vegans, non-vegans & for dogs. I hear good things about their custard. The…read moreprices were reasonable, the staff was quick & friendly. They have a nice outdoor area for you to hang outside and eat your desert. I was a little annoyed that somebody was sitting in their suburban with the A/C engine idling & their AC on while they mindlessness consumed their desert unnecessarily burning gasoline & emitting carbon dioxide. Please don't be like that person. I enjoyed my mango ice and appreciate that it came in a paper cup. They gave me a plastic spoon that I could have done without. My friend also avoids plastic and got her custard in a cone. Our dogs ate their little cups in less than a second, they seemed to enjoy them but unfortunately the plastic container that was used will take about 450 years to biodegrade or will be incinerated and contribute to emissions. Rita's is good and would be great if they would use more eco-friendly packaging.

The food was awesome and fresh. The cornbread was so good. Tasted like a cake. It had a sweet…read moredrizzle on top! The owner Rob and son Trevor are awesome and friendly. So go try Dakri's you won't regret it and your belly will say thanks

The funny thing is I packed a boring salad for lunch today but I had to run an errand. Across the…read morestreet was Dakari's. I immediately pulled up because why have a salad when you can have wings, cabbage, greens and cornbread (what an interesting but delectable take on it). I ordered the Momma Jazzy wings fried hard and they were perfect. Customer service was top notch and the restaurant is very cute. It's like visiting family. I loved the chef uniform-it added a very polished touch to an already nice restaurant. Enjoyed my meal and my poor salad is just abandoned in my lunch box. Highly recommend!!!!!!