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    Dell's Sundae Grill

    2.3 (16 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Andrew K.

    Dell's is your local walk up ice cream joint. Me and some of my pals who just moved in nearby decided we were having a hankering for a tasty ice cream treat on a hot summer day. There were several people there, but were able to churn out the orders fairly quickly. yes- my turn to order! I ended up getting a turtle Arctic Swirl (think of a blizzard) while pals got a vanilla ice cream cone with sprinkles (classic but boring) and a fried Oreo sundae (what fun!) They both enjoyed theirs. Unfortunately, my turtle arctic blizzard came with hot caramel. Don't get me wrong, I love hot caramel, but it my arctic swirl ended up the consistency of soup, not even milkshake thickness. It tasted good, just wish I would've been warned beforehand. We didn't try any of their food offerings, but their fried apps sound nom nom. Will try it out again, but will get something different.

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    Food awesome! Treats amazing! People SO nice and kind!!! Wish it was open year- round!

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    9 years ago

    Their mint soft serve tasted like toothpaste. Understaffed and highly under-trained. Staff was friendly though.

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    Millie’s Ice Cream Works - Front entrance

    Millie’s Ice Cream Works

    (3 reviews)

    Visiting Pennsylvania for the weekend and stopped by this ice cream shop. The service was great and…read morethe ice cream was excellent.

    Millie's Homemade LLC was founded in Pittsburgh in 2014. The business has several locations…read morethroughout the Pittsburgh area, and this address is for its factory. This factory offers a *tour* on certain Friday evenings and Saturday afternoons. Each tour lasts about 90 minutes and costs $25 per person. The tour includes seeing the factory's machines, tasting ingredients, and receiving a pint of ice cream. Through Millie's website, I purchased two tickets for a tour of the factory. On the day of the tour, my husband and I parked our vehicle in the free parking lot near the building. Inside the factory, the tour guide Quinn asked customers to sign a legal agreement and then gave us hairnets to wear. We started our tour on time. Quinn began the tour by telling the history of the business. Next, we walked through an antibacterial on the floor to clean the outsoles of our shoes. Quinn showed us a bottler machine, and they gave us samples of milk and chocolate milk to taste. This milk came from Twin Brook Dairy Company and was very rich. Quinn explained that Millie's is both a dairy processor and an ice cream manufacturer. Millie's creates ice creams completely from scratch and does not use any premade dairy bases. Then Quinn showed us machines that mix and cook ingredients. Common ingredients for Millie's ice creams are milk, heavy cream, egg yolk for French-style ice creams, salt, and cane sugar. Additional ingredients could include real vanilla, caramel sauce, coffee, beet root powder for color (no artificial colors), responsibly sourced chocolate, etcetera. Millie's pasteurizes these ingredients together, cooking them at approximately 165 degrees Fahrenheit for about 30-35 minutes. Quinn allowed the customers to smell and taste some of these ingredients. Next, Quinn showed us a machine that cools the ice creams and then a machine that is used to package the ice creams. They explained that the machines are cleaned with a hot acid flush and hot water. At the end of the tour, Quinn gave miniature cups of four ice creams-vanilla, best chocolate, coffee, and dairy-free mango--to each customer to taste-test. Then each customer got to select a pint of ice cream to take home.

    The Crazy Mason - "Top of the Morning"

    The Crazy Mason

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    4.5 stars. The Crazy Mason currently has several locations in the U.S., and this particular…read morelocation in The Waterfront is locally owned and operated. It serves Crazy Shakes, Desserts (e.g., waffles, nachos, and sundaes), and Bombs (ice-cream sandwiches). I was a customer here one time. The cashier promptly greeted me and took my order and payment. The restaurant's dining area had many tables and chairs, and customers took their number and chose where they wanted to sit. The restaurant was not packed with other customers, but I still had to wait a while to receive my Crazy Mason shake. In the meantime I enjoyed the interior design of Pittsburgh bridges and a Worsh Station. I had ordered the flavor "Top of the Morning," which contained strawberry ice cream, strawberry sauce, vanilla frosting, Fruity Pebbles cereal, sugar-pearl waffle, sliced bananas, and whipped topping. It was a large size, and I am sure that it was full of calories and grams of fat and sugar, but it tasted delicious. The price for a shake in a regular plastic cup was ~$14 plus a tip, and the price for a shake in a custom glass mason jar was ~$17 plus a tip.

    We went to Crazy Mason on a Sunday around 2pm. There were a decent amount of people inside dining…read morefor a snowy winter afternoon. My first impression of the inside was it was very clean. Always a plus! You order at the front and receive a number. It looked like most eat their milkshakes there. We wanted ours to go. My daughter wanted a simple milkshake. She ordered strawberry with whip cream and a cherry. It was $8. This was fairly cheap compared to all the crazy milkshakes on the menu. We waited probably 5-10 minutes for our milkshake and were on our way. Although simple, it was very good!

    Page's - Mint chip oat milk soft serve and coffee soft serve

    Page's

    (419 reviews)

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    South Side

    Pittsburgh favorite ice cream shop is opened for the season!!…read more One of those ice cream shops where if someone mentions it, you have to go. With so many creative flavors, desserts, and toppings there is something for everyone here. On warm days, wait time can be up to an hour but I promise it's worth the wait. There are informational walls on Page's backstory as you get closer to the ordering wall and a huge menu to look at as you get closer as well. In additional to ice cream, they also serve quick American diner-esque bites, coffees, and drinks. The highlight is the ice cream but these options are not bad as well.

    Page's is an iconic Pittsburgh stop for ice cream and absolutely deserves its reputation. On a…read morebeautiful summer day, the lines can get very long and wrap around the shop, but that's part of the experience and a sign of how loved this place is. Luckily, we live relatively close, so we have plenty of chances to drive by and hope for a shorter line. My usual order is the Arctic Swirl with vanilla ice cream and M&M's mixed in, which comes in medium or large. It's simple, nostalgic, and always hits the spot. My husband's go-to is the Nancy B sundae, which is another favorite in our family. Now that my toddler is 2, she loves going to the "ice cream store," which makes Page's feel even more special for us. I love that it's a multi-generational business and hope they continue to have success for many years to come.

    Leona's Ice Cream Sandwiches - Toasted coconut fudge with coffee cookie

    Leona's Ice Cream Sandwiches

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    Garfield

    Super cute spot to grab some ice cream and walk around after. They have a variety of different…read moreflavors, homemade ice cream sandwiches and milkshakes to choose from. I do wish there was some seating inside but otherwise it is a perfect spot. Staff are kind and let us try a sample. I definitely want to come back to try their ice cream sandwiches!!

    I remember seeing the signs before Leona's opened up on Penn last summer, and I had googled them…read moresince I was new to the area. Since then, I've seen Leona's ice cream sandwiches at various supermarkets, but it's always been a tad on the pricey side! I would also consider myself an ice-cream aficionado but I can't say the same about the sandwich form! Fast forward a year and somehow I see a menu for Leona's ice cream sandwiches and they are the most luxurious combinations I had ever seen! I was under the impression that everything was dairy-free so I knew I had to finally stop by! We had dinner down the street and we absolutely had to stop by for dessert. Service was friendly from the moment we came in, and in addition to getting some very tasty samples I even learned the wallpaper was designed by the same woman who worked on the team art for the NFL Draft this year! Anyways, ice cream was delicious. There's a rotating list of flavors, and I happened to try the raspberry ripple, ube, and strawberry. They all happened to be dairy free, but I'm not sure that everything on the menu actually is. Everything is clearly labeled though! I wasn't a fan of the cookies that day so I ended up going with a scoop. Scoop size descriptions were also excellent! The mini is a golf ball, and the regular is a tennis ball. The strawberry was DELICIOUS and I would absolutely get it again, I also don't know how I could walk by in the future without stepping in!

    Waffallonia - Ghent with Speculoos Ice Cream

    Waffallonia

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    Squirrel Hill

    These were honestly, unexpectedly amazing. The place has both waffles and ice cream, as well as a…read morefew other items and different combinations of the two. I decided to get the Antwerp with Nutella ice cream. It was just stellar. The waffles here are not the typical soggy grocery store ones. No, they are made in house and are liege waffles. So, more chewy and sugary with bits of crunch at the edges. The ice cream is also so so good. Super creamy. A pretty nice amount of Nutella flavor (could always be stronger though). Just really good and a really fair portion. When the two are paired together, it's just exquisite.

    Waffallonia serves Belgian Liège sugar waffles, milkshakes, ice-cream waffle cones, coffees, hot…read morechocolate, and bottled sodas. The menu lists waffles in several flavors: plain Liege; Antwerp with ice cream and chocolate sauce; Bruges with strawberries and whipped cream; Namur with bananas and Nutella; Charleroi with strawberries, bananas, and Nutella; Ghent with bananas and Speculoos cookie butter; and Waffallonia with an unlimited number of custom toppings. Toppings include whipped cream, strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, bananas, Nutella, Speculoos, Belgian chocolate, caramel, dark chocolate shell, and the business's small-batch flavors of ice creams. During my recent visit, an employee promptly and politely served me. I ordered one Ghent waffle for $6.31 plus tax and tip. The employee made the waffle fresh in a reasonable time. Some indoor tables and chairs were available, so I sat down to eat. My Ghent waffle was nicely chewy and was topped with delicious Speculoos/Biscoff shortbread spread and slices of bananas. I rate it as 5 stars. Waffallonia's website says that 100% of their electricity is supplied from renewable sources and that they use compostable plates and recycled materials--other reasons to like them!

    Dell's Sundae Grill - icecream - Updated May 2026

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