Pretty good place on a cute street in North Augusta. Not overly expensive and they didn't have…read morethat obnoxious white ipad with the glaring tip screen. Just a nice jar. So, I was glad to tip generously. Ice cream was very good. No complaints. Just had 2 cake cones with two scoops, each and it cost about $12 plus tip.

--Location/Parking-- Located in downtown North Augusta right…read morein the heart. Parking is on the side street, but I recommend parking farther down and not into Parks Pharmacy to not intrude on their business. --Ambience-- Old school ice cream parlor and part candy store vibe with auxiliary seating on the right side of the counter. --Service/Staff-- Be warned the staff are usually high school or jr high kids so don't expect much in customer service. --Products/Service-- Ice cream, what can go wrong with ice cream. --Capacity-- Inside seating can hold 8-10 people on the auxiliary seating. There are counter stools in front, but it block people ordering so I don't recommend seating there. --Overall-- Great dessert spot. I recommend if you can quickly get in and out if you find parking in downtown North Augusta.

One of my favorite ice cream stores in August, seriously top 3! Their choices of flavor are always…read morerobust and amazing flavors. I've always got their strawberry and it's really good. I think it's heavy in cream as it also does melt quite easily, but it's soft, rich in flavor and doesn't seem overly sweet or artificial in flavoring. They have a variety of cones to choose from on top of their waffle cone bowl, which is what I always get mine on. There is few seating areas indoors but I've seen most customers order and to go, including myself. The staff there have always been friendly and I remember my first visit, I couldn't decide on the flavor and their opinions definitely helped; highly recommend their strawberry!

This place catered for a campus event that we had, and gave ice cream to all the students- really…read moresweet staff and great ice cream! I had the raspberry cheesecake, which I added topping to as I wanted, and it was very good. I think it was a very thick ice cream, which I personally like, and the right amount of flavor to sweetness. Overall, a really good scoop that I do recommend others try!

I really enjoy their selection of soft serve ice cream, typically going towards the fruit flavors…read morelike strawberry or pineapple; mango was another good one. These flavors actually taste like the fruit and not overly sweet in any way. There's a topping station that covers anything from fruits, smashed cookies, gummies, or even variety of syrups. I personally like the small bubbles that pop in your mouth mixed with some mini gummy bears. Price is scaled by the weight of the cup you choose. So do be mindful of how much ice cream you pull out. Typically don't snack at the spot though despite it being plenty of room. It's usually crowded with high schoolers or groups of young kids that are just loud, so hard to relax and have a conversation. Last time I went there, one group of young boys played a prank of a group of young girls and it became too high energy for me to sit there. Overall, great dessert place, highly recommend!

Today my daughter and the daycare she attends went to this establishment and were disrespected…read morebecause of the color of their skin. As a parent I went to the establishment with the director of my daughter daycare to speak with owner. The resolution was the owner called the police on us even though we didn't get loud or disrespectful and told us it was the daycare's responsibility to make sure our kids didn't get racially profiled/ bullied even after it was mentioned to them. Please do not patronize this establishment because obviously our money wasn't good enough to get respect or even the decency of how this could be prevented if it was to happen again.

Weird smell when you walk it not gonna lie, but honestly was able to get pass that, the ice cream…read morewas good, and the worker was really friendly, he was working alone so gotta be patient with him but he did work fast.

Not being from the area the shop is a little bit hard to find because it is tucked away in the…read morestrip mall. Inside was very quiet for the afternoon. There are options for rolled ice cream, frozen yogurt self serve, and bubble tea. After tax it ends up being around $9 for rolled ice cream which is about what you would expect to pay. They made the ice cream mixture quickly and with expertise! The ice cream is very thick, you have to be a little careful while eating it because it may flake off and you won't want to waste the sweet bites.

They need to let kids in there store because we are 15 even though we are allowed to be there. We…read moreused to go all the time now they won't let us in and buy ice cream. One worker cussed at my friend about how we can't test the toys we were going to buy but we couldn't buy them anymore because or her attitude.

Wanted to try something a little different and I drive by this place all the time. We decided to…read morecome after a nice walk. I was surprised by the amount of flavors and options they have. Shakes, sundaes, quakes, mix and match or just a cup of dip and dots. They also have dog treats and candy for sale here. I opted with the layered pumpkin pie and chocolate lover. My husband got cotton candy and cookies and cream. I also got a poop emoji dog treat. I will definitely come back here!

Now if you know me, you know my weakness is pastries (among other various foods, drinks, and the…read moreoccasional vinyl record). Focaccia, muffins, danishes, all of it! But, a very close second is cake. This may come as a surprise if you know my upbringing, which was mostly cobblers and pies. I just love the layers, the textures, the beauty in presentation. And at the top of these are lemon and strawberry centric cakes. Fold in it being my birthday (lazy pun intended) and you have a recipe for a great experience (pun #2). My doorbell rang. I checked the video and there was stood someone with a brown and blue paper bag. What could this be? They handed me the bag and I immediately began to smile, having seen the logo. But my happiness grew as I reached inside and pulled out a trio of lemon cakes! I had to at least try one (it was my birthday after all). A sample began the first cake. A few hours later, the second had disappeared. I did manage some restraint and saved the third for the next morning. Moist, flavorful, the perfect shade of yellow. And with a bow on the container. No better gift this year! Might have to stop in and pick up a few for others...or just for myself. I recommend you do as well.

Great service and selection! Get a free small bundt during your birthday month if you. Fill iut the…read moreemail slip.

Holy moly. TOP TIER DONUTS. I saw from other reviews that you should get there early to get stuff…read morebecause they run out fast, so I got there at 6am and thank god I did. Literally some of the best donuts i've everrrrr had. Worker was very sweet and explained to me that they filled the donuts to order, so I could get whatever I wanted. Yess!!! Also very cute interior (loved the decorations). You need to try these!!! You'll never regret it..

On a road trip that is NOT going according to plan. Yesterday the car died and this morning the…read morehotel lost power. We needed breakfast, so we walked to the Belair Donuts near the hotel. Where we learned that the whole block was out of power, but they still had their donuts and all... I'm not proud, and my pancreas may never forgive me, but I regret nothing. I was thinking that a donut would be nice. And then I saw the maple bacon twist, so I ordered it. And then my Bride asked "is that an apple fritter?" and the nice young lady behind the counter said "yes, and we also have PEACH!" So we ordered one of those. And then she pointed out the pistachio donut, so I *had* to order that. And then my Bride saw the crème brûlée donut and that completed the order. We paid in cash- I got complimented on my old school coin purse- and repaired to the picnic table outside, where we split each of our treasures in half. And then we ate them all, like the feral little goblins we are. The pistachio donut was not particularly pistachio-y, but was a good frosted donut and had adorable autumn-themed sprinkles on it. The peach fritter was delicious- exactly what I imagined it would taste like. The maple bacon twist was a textbook example of the style, and could only have been improved by putting the maple and bacon toppings on an eclair instead of a cake. (Hint, hint.) The star of the meal was the crème brûlée donut. One of the young ladies piped it full of cream right before she packed it, so it didn't have time to get soggy. Epic donut filled with delicious cream- not some custard goo - and topped with a burnt sugar crust. I will never come back to Augusta without going back to Belair Donuts, and will honestly consider making any trip south from Virginia pass through here just to stop and get another one of those. And as we finished our feast, the lights came back on. Never underestimate the power of great donuts! Literally the best $11.88 (tax included) we've spent this month. (Military discount is available from this veteran-owned business.) We're looking forward to going back tomorrow to see how the kolaches and breakfast burritos are! And to see if they have any more crème brûlée donuts... Edited to add: Breakfast today was sausage, egg and cheese burritos in jalapeño wraps, and we split a cheese kolache and a crème brûlée donut with pumpkin cream cheese filling (small upcharge). Which is actually pumpkin and cream cheese, not just pumpkin spice flavored. 10/10, no notes. The kolache reminds me of my babcia's cooking, and the burritos were plump, hot, and delicious. $17.46 for the whole thing! Tomorrow morning we'll get the bacon egg and cheese, just to round out the collection. Final edit. Bacon egg and cheese burritos were delicious, but I honestly think I liked the overall flavour of the sausage one better. The cream cheese puff (we added the pumpkin cream cheese filling to this one, too!) was remarkable! It has cream cheese in the end opposite the filling hole, so if you're sharing like we did, cut it lengthwise. Which we did! (The little donut voice in my head ftw!) Looking forward to going home, so our next visit comes that much sooner!

I'm not sure I could love this place or the people in it any more than I already do. Thank you for…read moreyour delicious pastries and kindness to my young son. You guys are the best.

Not bad but way overpriced. $11.00 for medium loaf sourdough bread…read moreScones $4.00 each