We came in about an hour before closing. The girls working were pretty kind. The ambiance was…read morepretty standard for an ice cream shop close to closing. The floors were kinda dirty but other than that, most surfaces seemed clean. The ice cream was aight...nothing special, nothing out of the ordinary. But for $6 a cup, I'd say it's not really worth it anymore...you could get better ice cream at Costco or Harmons...

Probably the worst experience at an ice cream shop I've had…read more Came in an hour before closing and there were no other customers in the store. 2 girls and 1 guy working and no one greeted us or asked us what we wanted. They all stayed silent staring until we ordered. Never felt so unwelcome in an establishment before. Nobody even smiled it was so bad lol hire new people

Got the Ube and butter pecan ice cream, serving sizes were quite generous and the ube ice cream was…read morevery creamy. Not too sweet either. Some of the better ice cream ive had.

Overall atmosphere was fine, and even though it was quite busy, the service was quick. Plenty of…read moreflavors to choose from, and the portions were generous. We tried the brownie dough and pistachio flavors, but unfortunately didn't enjoy either. The pistachio tasted artificial, and the brownie dough was just okay. It ended up being a miss for us.

Leatherby's family creamery is a favorite! They have the biggest most extra ice cream creations…read more There was also a time we went here one a week. The food is alright nothing too special and I wouldn't go just for the food but the ice cream hits the spot. I always ask for a side of peanut butter or caramel sauce. They dump little bits over your ice cream.

Ok, I don't know how many locations in SLC Leatherby's has (there are only 2 listed on their…read morewebsite), but I have yet to have a negative experience at all three that I've visited (Taylorvile, Draper and Midvale). We decided to take our twin daughters to have an afternoon snack after arriving in SLC after a two week camper van (RV) adventure to Glacier, Boise, Shoshone, and Yellowstone national parks. On a hot summer day, ice cream was definitely on the "must have" snack list, and Leatherby's was our first (and only) choice. Please refer to my two other Leatherby's reviews and you can simply copy and paste my opinion of their ice cream creations. This particular location has the added Mexican food option on their menu (tamales and ice cream seem an odd combo to me, but, hey, it seems to work here). This location, also, has absolutely NO PARKING - except the few street spots that you may come upon if you're lucky. Sadly, minus one star for being a pain to park. The staff were super fantastic, attentive, friendly and generally excellent. Small (but cozy) shop. The location, however, seemingly dictates the severe space limitation. Almost empty when we were there, but that might be because we visited quite early (about 4p or so). The ice cream scoop sizes were ENORMOUS!!! I might avoid this location after dark, but otherwise if you're early you'll have the whole joint to yourself.

The gelato and ice cream was not good...it wasn't creamy and the only flavor you could taste was…read moresweetness.

Bon Bon, in pre-COVID times found at the Jordan Commons Megaplex, has changed things up a bit, as…read morewe have all been forced to do. In this case, I think it is for the better, as you can have ice cream delivered straight to your door! A month or so back I placed an online order right around their same-day cut off time of 4pm. I was so impressed when a bagful of ice cream was dropped off at my door within less than an hour! We enjoyed the following: Rocky Road features a mild chocolate base and small bits of nuts, but I never found even ONE teeny marshmallow in the whole quart (I just looked up the description to make sure I wasn't mistaken and it definitely mentions those squishy white delights!). Fresh Peach Gelato boasts local peaches from Kuwahara. Tangy, but just-sweet enough. Not quite as creamy as others, but that is par for the course with most fruit based ice creams. Oreo has mostly fine Oreo pieces, but a lot. If you had asked me, I'd have guessed my preference would be larger chunks, but I'd be wrong. This is delightful! New York Wildberry Cheesecake gelato has a great, natural cheesecake flavor. The swirls of berry are rather sweet, but tempered by the tangy base. Chocolate Dipped Strawberry was a surprising household favorite with it's uber creamy pretty-pink base and stracciatella style dark chocolate. They offer a variety of flavors, with some seasonal. All gelatos were a bit harder than ice creams, which is no surprise given they have less cream/fat in them. I am sure if left at room temperature for five or ten minutes (as you are supposed to do for all frozen treats), they would be perfect consistency, but I never have the restraint to wait that long. We bought everything in pint ($5.50) or quart size ($7.50), but you know those long rectangular containers seen at gelateria's? YOU CAN BUY A WHOLE ONE FROM BON BON ($30)! Can you imagine how perfect that would be for a party? There is a $30 minimum, which is extraordinarily easy to meet, and a $5 delivery charge. Go support this wonderful local business crafting such delicious treats!

I was a little surprised at the portions given here. At any other cold stone I've ever been to, the…read moreice cream scoops come decently above the cup line. I got a couple like it's and love it tonight and they were only filled right up to the cup. Almost like they took a knife to the top of it to ensure no extra ice cream was added. If this was how all cold stones were that would be one thing, but that's not the case For what it's worth the ice cream was still very good and the employees were friendly

Cold Stone is my favorite place to go for ice cream. Their ice cream is incredible and they give…read moresuch large portions! I am giving this location 3 stars because their portions were tiny here, which was unfortunate. That said, it was clean and quiet inside and the employees were friendly.

Come for the Custard, Skip the fries If you've never had…read morefrozen custard, let me set the stage. It's similar to ice cream but denser and richer because it's churned in a special machine that incorporates significantly less air. It also must contain egg yolks, which many ice creams skip entirely. The result is a smoother, more indulgent texture that's in a category of its own. Nielsen's leans into that heritage with a menu that covers concretes, mix-ins, floats, sundaes, multiple sizes, and a full food menu straight out of a 1950s cafeteria. Nostalgic, ambitious, and a lot to choose from. I visited the South Jordan location and have to be honest about the full experience. The tables were dirty, the staff (mostly teenagers) were focused on the counter and not on cleaning, and the wait was long enough that I nearly walked out. The double burger was unremarkable, the fries came out unsalted, but the corn dog was surprisingly good. None of that is why you're here, though. The cherry almond concrete is why you're here. It is outstanding! Generous almond pieces throughout, and the cherry flavor tasted genuinely real, not like something from a syrup bottle. I've had frozen custard all over, and this is legitimately my favorite. My advice: skip the food, go straight for the custard. Nielsen's earns every star on that alone.

Love this mom and pop place. The ambiance is a 50's dinner…read morefill with the white hats and aprons. The service is friendly and knowledgeable. The food is made fresh to order with fresh ingredients. The custard is the best around. It runs on the expensive side, but its worth every penny. Give them a try, you will not be disappointed.

We came by to try some Rolled Ice cream and it did not disappoint, got the Mint chocolate chip and…read morerolling in the dough. Both were absolutely great and the lady behind the counter was super helpful and very nice! Very cool vibe to sit inside and relax and eat some ice cream

Meh. Everything is insanely sugary…read more Also, I came 15 minutes before close and they said they were already closed. Lame.

This spot has a fun founding father theme that definitely sets it apart and makes the experience a…read morelittle unique. The decor and concept are clever and memorable. The ice cream itself was decent, good, but nothing that really wowed me or stood out compared to other local spots. It's worth checking out once for the theme and a sweet treat, but not a place I'd go out of my way for.

If there was 10 stars, I would do 10 stars. Lots of great variations. Best ice cream place I've…read moreever eaten at. Nothing beats a little bit of freedom and ice cream. (My kids review of Brooker's)