Great Ice cream, I loved the strawberry sundae. Service was strong and they were very nice making…read morerecommendations.

This place is never open. They reduced the hours to 11-8 yet they won't serve you at 7:30…read more Hopefully they close down and get replaced by something better.

So I think this business has changed hands. It is now called the Washington Creamery. I had a two…read morescoop waffle cone with salted caramel and honey vanilla. It was delicious. The atmosphere is so cute. It's a great place for people of all ages.

Incredible homemade ice cream and I'm so glad I stopped there twice after dirt bikingread more

Not sure why or how this Sonic currently has a 1.3 rating. 5 stars from us. Ordered and paid on the…read moreapp. Parked in a stall and checked in. Received our food in a timely manner by a very sweet young lady. Our order is hot and correct. Went on with our day.

The slushy are good. The food is Terrible it's not just this location it's all of the Sonic's I…read moredon't believe fit to be eaten by people. The slushes and lemonades are great

Got the moose tracks and it was delicious…read more Price is great and service is good. My only bug bear is because I ride my bike here I like to eat it outside and they don't appear to have a trash can outside the place. Would I go again - oh yes.

Huge banana splits! Nice people and a cute shop! What more could you ask for? I'll be backread more

Not only does the Whipped Creamery have delicious ice-cream and brownies, the customer service at…read moretheir food truck was a delight. It was my first experience with them (I just relocated from Fl.) and the friendly personable attitude made the experience 10x better. Great product, great customer service, A+ all around.

This place is absolutely amazing! I love that it's family owned and operated. I live in Atlanta but…read morewhen I'm home visiting my parents, this is a must before heading back. Don't let one persons bad review stop you from trying it for yourself. After all, people will find any reason to complain.

This has quickly become my favorite ice cream shop in Aiken. This charming little spot is…read moreabsolutely worth a visit. It's usually filled with all kinds of people and makes the perfect stop to wrap up a date night or family outing. With the wide variety of flavors they offer, you're guaranteed to find a favorite. I chose the chocolate raspberry, and it was easily the best chocolate raspberry ice cream I've ever had. The chocolate chips paired beautifully with the bright raspberry flavor. I'm not usually a fan of chocolate ice cream, but this one completely changed my mind. The service was quick and friendly, though the line can back up when a crowd arrives all at once. Overall, it's a delightful experience and well worth the wait.

Beautiful cozy establishment with both indoor and outdoor seating. Adequate parking an additional…read moreseating around back. This parlor has handicapped accessible parking and accessible entry with a wheelchair ramp lots of options for ice cream and friendly staff. The staff was very helpful and decision-making and you also get to sample before you purchase they have late hours, which is great they close at 9 o'clock.

Small place with no seating inside but some outside. I was told all the ice cream was made in house…read moreand after tasting a few of the flavors, I believe it. It's not inexpensive but you can certainly taste the quality. I had a scoop of bourbon salted caramel ice cream and a scoop of butterfinger ice cream. They were fantastic! My wife had a scoop of the banana pudding ice cream and a scoop of the coffee crunch. She loved them both. It's a small establishment but for a dessert after a nearby meal, this is definitely worth the effort of driving to. People were friendly and the store was clean. We'll go back whenever we are in the area.

This ice cream shop has moved from the small town of Washington, GA, and when I reviewed it there,…read moreI noted that there weren't a lot of businesses like this in towns that size. So it wasn't a total surprise to find that they have decided to move to suburban Augusta. The new shopping center they've chosen was otherwise still under construction when I stopped in, but several groups of people had found this place and were shopping for ice cream. I imagine on a nice summer day there will be a line when word gets out. Not a lot of really top end ice cream around here, but this place knows how to infuse flavor. A more caramel and cookie creation complemented my dark and bitter chocolate. The chocolate came with Andes mints inside, which sounded nice but honestly could hardly be tasted because the flavor of the ice cream itself was so strong. Premium local ice cream isn't cheap, but here I did get a heaping portion size as I watched more flavors being created in the back of the shop.

Terrence and his coworker were kind, polite, and accurate. Their determination to get orders in…read morecorrectly and in a timely manner is commendable - especially under these inhuman conditions! It was AT LEAST 90 degrees in the dining area - I cannot imagine the heat in the kitchen. They had a box fan going and the back door open so they could have any air flow. This was during the Sunday rush and they were the only two there - but they were getting everything done! The management / owner absolutely needs to fix the air conditioning for the sake of their employees and customers. We are in Georgia - it gets HOT. Having anyone work in these conditions is simply inhuman - but good on Terrence & his coworker for keeping a smile on their faces. I hope they get a raise and/or an air conditioner!!

It's Time for a Meeting -- And This Time It's Not With Your Pitifully Paid Hourly Staff…read more It's with me. And I'm just a customer. That's exactly why you should listen -- because when a customer takes the time to tell you how to save your store, you should pass that straight up the ladder. Here's my proposal: every single person in your company, top to bottom, including the top shareholders, works one position lower for 24 hours. During that time, you do all the things you've been telling the people below you to do. And your in-store staff: the cooks, the cashiers, the drive-thru crew they go home. Because without them, the store closes. And if you don't believe that, you should say it out loud and see how it sounds. Two Options: * Option A: Step into their shoes, feel their struggle, and learn your business from the inside out. * Option B: Send everybody home and you try to run the store with no actual training -- because those short corporate training videos aren't enough to prepare anyone for real conditions. Do this, and the first thing that will happen is simple: everyone becomes human again. They stop being statistics. They stop being pay grades. They stop being numbers on a spreadsheet. They become people. Here's how you make it right in that 24 hours: Store staff get to sit in the dining area. They get hazard pay for the day plus a guaranteed 40 hours on next month's schedule. And if you've got a large roster but are only giving some people a handful of hours each week, that's not "budgeting" that's wasting talent and hurting morale. If you can't give people the hours they need to survive, then don't waste their time with false promises and endless "team meetings" that are really just lectures. Now, here's the bigger picture: what if, instead of endlessly adding new menu items hoping something will be a hit, you went back to the basics? You are Krystal's. Just sell Krystals. Offer topping selections, maybe cheese. That's it. It sounds counterintuitive, but it would drive demand. People think they want lots of choices, but choices slow them down and frustrate them. Give them one thing done perfectly every time. Build from there. One last thing: If you're using oversized wall art of your combos on the outside of the building, be careful about what that communicates. If the photo doesn't match the actual product in size or presentation, it sets the wrong expectation before customers even park. The subconscious letdown is real and it happens before they've even walked inside. This isn't about being flashy. It's about fixing the basics, respecting your staff, and delivering something customers can count on every time.

When I saw a Facebook announcement about the opening of a new frozen custard shop in Grovetown I…read morewas excited! I inquired if they would be serving my favorite flavor: Strawberry Butter. The owner wrote back and ask if I had this flavor at The Armadillo in South Dakota. I had, but had never seen it anywhere else. I was so excited when I got a message saying they were churning Strawberry Butter today and asking me to come taste it and let them know if it they got it right. We stopped by this evening to try it and to my delight, they got it absolutely right! The sweet girls who waited on us said they had been waiting all day for me to come by and gave me the container to enjoy at home. My grandson ordered a Reeses sundae which he proclaimed "better than DQ". My friend Sally from Vermont who loves "a softee" got a vanilla cone and said it may be the best frozen custard she's ever had! The shop is bright and clean. They have walk up window and cute play ice cream parlor for the littles to practice becoming future ice cream makers. Please go by the Meadows and try their delicious frozen custards, gelatos, and Italian ices. They also have some cafe items and are adding nachos to the menu. I need everyone to support them so they can keep making Strawberry Butter!

I'm retracting my 5 star review. New management/owner and the custard is not at all the same. It's…read morevery airy now to the point that we felt bloated afterwards from just a small serving. I had hoped it was just a calibration type problem and do I got a quart to take home and it was the same.

--Location/Parking-- Located in downtown Harlem. Easy to…read morefind street parking. Also easy to miss. --Ambience-- Small, but cut ice cream shop. I don't remember seeing a lot of seating, but there were plenty of good vibes and people relaxing on a hot day. --Service/Staff-- Great service staff and friendly and super clean. --Products/Service-- Ice cream. There is no complaining about ice cream. I wish they were in every corner. --Overall-- Recommended Ice Cream if you are in the Harlem area. This is old small town charm. I can see this place as a great hang out for many of the locals.

You know what you're getting. It's Blue Bell, including certain special flavors that you can run…read moreinto at the store if you're really lucky. Not a bad place to stop in and get a cheap quick treat. The Mexican hot chocolate is a banger.