Cookie Monster Shake tasted good, but was very liquidy. Service was average at best too, they got…read moreour order wrong. The ice cream options and creamery itself is very nice, but they lost one star each for the milkshake quality and lackluster service.

A wonder Family owned business. Rich creamy custard-…read moreseveral staple flavors with 2 flavors of the week that change through out the season. There are several shops around the akron area. PINTS ARE THREE MONIES!!!

I like it because they have a lot of toppings and you actually put the toppings on yourself. The…read moreonly downside is that if you don't eat dairy ice cream, your options are very limited as far as nondairy. The non-dairy flavors were limited to sorbets. I would definitely come back. Service was excellent, and the girls behind the counter are really nice. You can also sample both flavors before.

Finally got around to stopping in for a cold cup of frozen yogurt. It's a self-serve model with a…read morefew surprises as far as frozen yogurt goes. It is very kid friendly and more geared towards families with little ones. After filling your cup (or tub in my case) you get to get it smothered in your choice of toppings. It's a solid option in the Fairlawn area for frozen treats.

Excellent customer service. I'm out of town but the customer is the same no matter which location I…read moretravel to!!! Ice cream is always delish!!! It was getting ready to pour down raining but we stopped in anyway!! Warm and kind staff - makes for a great atmosphere.

What I ordered vs what I received. Poorly prepared and…read moreexecuted. Wasn't a fan and I 2 bite and trashed this one

I've been here 3 years ago and it was a different experience so my husband and I tried it again…read more The food was simply "Ok". It was bad it wasn't memorable it was "Ok" and I did not like my drink at all. Could have been because it was a Saturday. I probably won't be back. Everyone likes different things.

We came back again two weeks later because I couldn't stop thinking about it! Celebrated an…read moreanniversary dinner. Our table was cozy even though it was close to the kitchen/server area (I like it, I try to catch gossip haha) and our server was really sweet. But the main reason I'm writing is to tell you to TRY THE BANANAS FOSTER CHEESECAKE OMG. It's out of this world!

Lunch time on a Monday, got a Togo for the guys working on my place. They loved the Italian hoagies…read more(I'm from Pittsburgh, that's what we say) the jumbo subs I think the menu says? I got a fried fish sandwich with my choice of toppings, lettuce, tomato, onion, (they really hook it up on the onion, LOVE ), cocktail sauce and jalapeño. I gobbled that right up. Did not dine in but I would. I think I would really appreciate the low key, casual vibes and simple menu. I have some picky family members and this feels like the kind of place almost everyone could be satisfied from!

Rizzy's Pizza feels like a time capsule from the 1980s that's been lightly refurbished over the…read moreyears but never quite let go of its signature brown-on-brown look. It's dated, but in a very intentional, old-school way. The pizza itself is a mixed bag--in a mostly good way. The crust is excellent for this style and easily the standout part of the pie. The sauce, though, is pretty one-dimensional. It works, but it could use more herbs and spices to really elevate it from ok to good. One thing that stood out less positively: the heavy advertising around awards they won nearly 20 years ago. At this point, it feels outdated and gives the impression that the restaurant hasn't evolved since then. The pizza is still solid, but it would be nice to see that same confidence backed up by more recent improvements

Polar Express has arrived with their delicious treats at my client appreciation party for the past…read more4 years. My clients ask me every year if the ice cream man is coming. They are the best. The treats are delicious, there is a wonderful variety and best yet, they roll in right on time and the eating begins!

I hired Polar X-Press as a lunch surprise for teachers and staff, during an all day training. I'm…read moreso glad I did! With us only having 1 hour for lunch, I was concerned that the lines would be long, as there were about 100 teachers and staff in the building. Angie assured me that they would have no trouble serving everyone in an hour. And she was right! As promised, in 1 hour, Jarad served 100 teachers their choice of soft-serve cones, sundaes, shaved ice, or homemade ice cream sandwiches. Delicious! And, even better, lots of happy teachers and staff! Thank you, Angie and Jarad!!

"The Screw" used to be just south of the current location, in yet another abominable, godless strip…read moremall, but the good folks at Johnny's decided, "Hey, let's build a stage, stitch up some costumes, hire a band, and put on a SHOW!" So they moved north, just a bit, to a new, dedicated location. (You almost can't believe the 'Screw even exists; I find myself rubbing my eyes each time I enter. "Whuck?") The interior of the place is more typical of an urban likker place than one stuck in the 'burbs; nice layout, with a "wine loft" just up the stairs. Very open feeling, but here's the BEST part... The people working here, and I mean ALL of them, really get the whole deal. They understand that you want some hooch, or vino, or just a sixer, and they are standing by for aid and comfort, served up with wit, charm, grace and intelligence. ("Desperate Housewines," e.g.) As noted above, this place is in the wilds of Richfield but seems more on a par with Manhattan, or Old Bond Street, or Avenue Montaigne, or Moscow's oh-so-trendy Tretyakovsky Proyezd in its presentation and vibe. I was just over there snagging some chewable cab for my oenophile bunkmate, and it was, yet again, an enjoyable experience. Just below five star, as their turnover of product isn't what it could (and should) be, so the chance that they may not have exactly the single malt for which I hanker is high. Hey. I have very real, human needs. Give this place a visit. I've yet to hear anyone having a bad experience. (I'll forgive Bryn his geographical slip: this is in Richfield, where it was once in Bath. Not to put too fine a point on it.)

If you're looking for anything alcohol related, these guys are it! Delivery is available. Hard to…read morefind items are located. They truly take care of their customers! Top notch! Clean store. Sparkling personalities!

Delightful family run restaurant. Friendly staff that were happy you came to their restaurant. I…read morehad Cashew Chicken with a wonderful blend of fresh vegetables that was perfectly cooked and hot. Nice decor too. Sunshine a nice change from the dozens of chain restaurants in the area.

Small dining room but very warm and cozy. Food was well prepared and delicious! Would definitely…read morerecommend!

Love love love love…read more Please note cash only but they have an ATM Fresh baked goods Fresh fruit Fresh juices The cutest outdoor seating I've ever seen!!

Parking is hit and miss. Definitely overcrowded on weekends but if you're going on weekdays…read moreeverything improves as it's not impossible to move around. Prices are continuing to rise as the are everywhere. Not going every week as I have in the past but once or twice a month is still on the schedule

I took my father-in-law, wife, and children out for ice-cream at this establishment located in…read moreSummit Mall on 4/12/15 at about 3:30PM EST. We each ordered one item (none of which were cakes or anything extravagant, just single serve items). Most of the food was excellent, although when asking for a Pina Colada Orange Julius for my wife, it was all orange and no pina or colada and the waitress/server/customer service person initially forgot it on a $17 order. Being busy, I dismissed this as it is common in most fast food restaurants. Today (a day later), I receive my daily bank e-mail and find out I was charged $71.24 for my order. The person that took the order and rang up my food had manually inputted my credit card information and transposed the numbers. I now have to go through the lengthy process of contacting a franchise-only company that is approximately 2 hours from my home (112 miles) to obtain a refund...or my banking institution that charges a fee for a stop-payment request...and they're unable to do that online or over the phone for debit transactions, I have to find a local branch. Lesson learned: ALWAYS check not only your ORDER, but how much you were actually CHARGED for said order.