Stopped in from out of town, since I have a local taiyaki store that I love. Was let down with…read moreKremee - first they don't offer very many flavors, and even creme and chocolate which are pretty typical flavors, second the taiyaki was pretty thin and my nutella had almost no filling, additionally the red bean was unlike any red bean I've had, it had a fruity/nutty taste and a pretty odd color. They were pretty nice and crispy which was nice. Overall I probably won't be back unless they add more flavors to try out.

An Asian desserts shop in Tulsa - Yes please. Kremee sells taiyaki, soft serve ice cream, and…read moremilkshakes/boba drinks. Out of the above, taiyaki was something I was not familiar with. It's basically baked goods with different fillings inside. The Nutella filling was the best flavor. I also loved the dough, similar texture as mochi donuts. Soft serve ice cream was also good. I really liked the vanilla/taro flavor and would recommend this flavor. I also liked the trendy vibe of this shop, targeting a younger audience. There's a 25% discount when check-in on Yelp however the code has been deactivated. I got one of the workers to help me with the discount and he was able to use a different code to give me 25% off. Great place for a different type of desserts. I would highly recommend.

Blue Bell ice cream for the win! This ice cream shop is in the super cute and quaint Bixby downtown…read morearea. Right next to Steppingstone restaurant. Staff was very nice, ice cream taste amazing because it's Blue Bell. You can pick any of the toppings as much as you want and they have a cold stone and they mix it into the ice cream!! Tonight I got the chocolate with Oreo cookies mixed in. But I tasted the banana pudding ice cream and it's soooooo good so next time I go I'm getting that for sure! Nice seating area, very friendly town. Makes a nice and safe area (Bixby Police Department is right by there) perfect for date night or taking the family out for a nice ice cream treat and walk.

I had a good ice cream here and they have seating outdoors to enjoy a nice day. Some people…read morecomplained on here that they serve bluebell but I personally love Bluebell! So that's actually a positive in my book. The bathroom was well stocked and they have chocolate sprinkles embedded into the floor, so that's kind of a cool touch. The only negative would be that The person working behind the counter is a little socially awkward and doesn't greet you much when you come in. But when I made the first contact and explained that I was on my first visit here she quickly jumped into action and helped me understand what to do. And they did have a clear menu unlike a previous poster said. My friend enjoyed his ice cream too. And I thought their prices were good. It was only five bucks for my ice cream. It was a little small, but some places would charge you almost twice that.

Highlights: Garfield motorized car, game/tv room and everyone seemed so happy!…read more They changed their name to the Sweet Shack Creamery. Everything about this cute ice cream shop feels like the kind of place every small town... main street should have. Buzzing with families, friends and couples on a sweet date. The outside seating puts you right on main street which is fun to watch the downtown energy, making it a fun stop for people-watching, summer evenings, and casual family hangouts. The ice cream is creamy, rich, and packed with flavor without feeling overly heavy. Regular scoop is $5.00 which is the avg. price of competitors. Whether you go for a classic scoop or one of their colorful shaved ice desserts, everything tastes made for hot days and happy moods. This ice cream shop delivers old-fashioned feels. Sweet Shack Creamery isn't trying to be overly fancy -- it's trying to be fun, and nostalgic, which I love so much. I wish more ice cream shops were like this! A great little downtown stop for families, date nights, or anyone wanting dessert with a lively atmosphere.

The Sweet Shack Creamery is a cute ice cream shop serving over fifteen flavors of ice cream in…read moredowntown Jenks. When I entered, I was greeted by the smell of ice cream, the view of vibrant pink and blue colors of the store, and what looked like massive sprinkles on the wall. There were a few people in front of me in line, but it moved quickly and there was minimal time waiting. After sampling several different flavors, I settled on Bake Shoppe. This is a cookie dough ice cream with large chunks of chocolate chip cookie dough and brownie bites scattered throughout the creamy ice cream. Pricing was about $5 for a single scoop, which is in line with similar stores. There was plenty of seating throughout the store, and each room contained a different theme. These themes included a game room and a music room. There is also plenty of outdoor seating as well. Despite there being quite a few people savoring the beautiful summer evening on the front patio, I found an open seat and watched the traffic of downtown Jenks roll by the shop as I enjoyed my ice cream.

Go get a quick treat to cool you off even when it's not hot outside. A little pricey but well worth…read moreit. Great selection of yumminess. I'd go with the monthly special every time. Speedy service too.

Nick at the Bixby Andy's makes the Best concretes ever! We have been all over at different Andy's…read moreeverywhere and Nick's concretes were both perfect! Congratulations Nick you rock you're the best!!

Big Dipper Creamery in Tulsa is located in a really cute area called Brookside, close to downtown…read more Parking seemed pretty reasonable when I went, especially if you avoid the busiest times, and there was parking available along the side of the building. Inside, the shop has a lot of cute seating areas, both indoors and outdoors. They also offer a fun variety of flavors. I ordered a small cup of the honeycomb lavender ice cream, which came with a free waffle chip. They also have cones, flavored cones, and other options if you want something a little more elaborate. The ice cream itself was very creamy and delicious. I would have loved to have some actual chunks of honeycomb mixed in, but the honeycomb flavor still came through nicely, and there was a swirl in the ice cream that added to it. Overall, it was a really delicious scoop and felt well worth it. I visited on a Thursday afternoon around 3:00 p.m., and it was already fairly busy with families, moms, and young kids. I imagine it gets even busier in the evenings, especially during the summer after dinner. Overall, it is a neighborhood-friendly spot with great ice cream and a fun neighborhood feel.

This place was so cute inside and out! My mom and I each got a mini flight which came with 3 small…read morescoops of ice cream and a waffle slice. The ice cream was delicious and of course I got sprinkles. The mini flight is a great way to get a few different flavors if you can't decide and it's not an overwhelming amount. I highly recommend if you're visiting the Tulsa area! The staff were very helpful for our first time.

I was in town for work on a Sunday, in the daytime most establishments downtown were closed so…read morethank goodness for Rose Rock! I walked in and was greeted with a smile, the young man working let me know I can sample any of the flavors and I must've tried 5 or 6 of them. He was patient and helpful suggesting some combos. I decided on Vietnamese Coffee and Midnight Chocolate, it was a perfect balance of flavors and both were so incredibly creamy and smooth! I enjoyed my ice cream at the counter seat facing outside the window, and noticed the store was very clean and tidy. I will absolutely be back next time I'm in Tulsa, thank you Rose Rock!

This is a smallish hole in the wall next to the Tulsa Club hotel. Our server patiently gave us…read moretastes of almost every flavor before we could make up our minds. We decided to dive in with and ice cream flight, 6 different scoops - though we cheated and doubled up on the chocolate. Who remembers the other flavors, they were all good. We were downtown enjoying a self-guided architecture tour - this should be the refreshment break for every tour.

i previously worked at the location, and consider my experience there as top two among jobs i've…read morehad, so i'll recognize that there might be some bias in the review. food - nevertheless, the frozen "do not call me ice cream" custard receives consistently rave reviews, regardless of any bias i might hold. and while the custard tastes good in many variations, tonight i'd ordered a concrete, and my mom did the same,mine a medium and hers a small. my choice was the seasonal feature on the sign out front, the stone cole concrete, and hers was another seasonal treat, the gooey butter cake concrete. we each tasted a bite of each others, and though i'd say the gooey butter cake concrete had a little better taste, the stone cole was tasty too, and helped me learn there is a guy who drives a car with the restaurant logo. service - the order "runner" who took the order while we were in the drive-thru line was efficient and friendly. and while i would have been more the surprised by the drive-thru order "runner" asking our order at the car, the experience was reminiscent of experiences doing that role at the restaurant. furthermore, the worker at the drive-thru window was kind and efficient also, and another worker inside the store who is a former co-worker, appeared to be leading the team well from the dipwell position. ambiance - although the weather today was chilly, rainy, and not ideal for outside walk-up patio eating, that is a dining option i like about the restaurant. and that said, the "runner" taking our order in the drive-thru line supplied a similar fulfillment as the personal interaction of ordering at the walk-up patio station. ambiance -

We actually stayed nearby at the residence inn, and made 3 trips to here over the long weekend…read more Each time, we drove through the drive-thru because we were not going to wait in line with our talkative toddler, who might interrupt strangers' conversations. Our family ordered: the BootDaddy Concrete, Snowmonster Concrete, Butter Pecan Concrete, James Brownie Funky Jackhammer, Rico Suave Jackhammer, Tin Roof Sundae, and a kid's sundae with strawberry topping. It is rare that I will eat frozen custard, and I will usually order the smallest size because I try to watch my caloric intake. I ordered the Butter Pecan Concrete, and it was so delicious that I ate the entire thing. My family was amazed! It was thick, creamy, not too sweet, with the buttery, roasted pecans. I could eat those pecans all day long! Next time, I would like to try the root beer float.