I've been super excited to come try this place out. Everything on Instagram looks so good. The menu…read moredidn't have a lot of the things I've seen online like stuffed waffle cones with chicken or Philly cheesesteak loaded fries but I'm assuming they must have a lot of limited time or seasonal offerings. That being said the menu is still pretty big! I got the buffalo mac and cheese. It was okay. The chicken was kind of dry and over cooked. I also got the lychee love with boba which was really good. Very sweet! I did not get a chance to have dessert but I will report back when I do. Overall the place was super cute, clean, and the employees were very nice. If you dine in you pay before you sit down, but they bring you the food to your table and clean it up after you so I recommend tipping when you pay!

It's a small shop that was jumping. There was a good size crowd when we came in and it never…read moreseemed to slow. They had all sorts of treats and wheel you could spin for a chance to get your ice cream for free. I went with two scoops, but mine was in a cup since I can't have the cones (gluten). I chose Heavenly hash and chocolate and peanut butter. It was so good! You can enjoy your treats at the tables inside or sit outside in the Florida sunshine. The ice cream is delicious, the prices are reasonable, and the service is fantastic. It seems that just about everyone knows this is the place to be as seen in the constant flow of customers.

We stop here regularly and they never disappoint. The staff are always friendly and happy to help…read more We've taken groups of visitors here and everyone always enjoys it. We usually get gelatis for the best of both worlds--a little ice and a little creamy custard. The mini sizes are perfect for me and small kids. We've tried many of the flavors and so far only the lemon was lacking that punch of flavor for me, but you can sample any flavor you like. Mango is popular with my family, followed by cherry. Don't be discouraged by the small crowds in front. The line goes by fast and you can also order and sit inside.

I know this is a chain, and there several locations around the area. A few friends and relatives…read morehave tried them and told me about it. Today, a friend said she wanted dessert and so we stopped in for a treat. It's a small place and they were fairly busy after school. But it was worth a wait. We chatted with people waiting and it sort of "plussed" the experience. The staff were nice and helpful with picking a flavor. Lots of flavors, fruits and assorted other things. And their prices are good. The ices are very flavorful and I enjoyed my cafe latte!

Paul and I came here for ice cream dessert after having dinner next-door at Landwers. This was our…read morefirst time here at Brendys. They offer dozens of flavors of ice cream and yogurts as well. Scoops, cones, milkshakes, multitude of toppings, ice cream accessories were all available. We ordered one cup with two scoops of strawberry shortcake and strawberry ice creams in a cup. I'm being careful and only had a little bit to taste, but I could tell you it was luscious and it was calling my name. I hung tough and Paul had to eat the whole thing himself. He was smiling from ear to ear. We sat outside at a table and chairs as we indulged.

We love coming here multiple times a week! Best flavors and so clean always and a family favoriteread more

Great place for hand scooped ice cream. I love the Vincenzo's Nutella Vanilla, with chunks of…read moreNutella chocolate, that I always pair with strawberry. Others flavors on my favorite list include the carrot cake, oatmeal raisin cookie, butter pecan, and mud pie. My husband always goes for almond joy, dulce de leche, and apple pie. Staff are always friendly and you can always find seating out front. I love the whimsical, fun decor. They also have a variety of chocolates and other sweets available but I've never tried anything but the ice cream.

50/50 experience. I've had great time the prior few times and today unfortunately I had an awful…read moreexperience. The girls for the most part are sweet and patient, take the time for new customers to see the menu and check all the flavors, try a sample before ordering. There was only one boy who is extremely rude. Either unaware on how to service customers, put on a smile or even consider the fact customers are in the middle of ordering an option. It's understandable how busy it gets, and unknowingly not aware who's being taken care of and who's not. However it all could have been avoided with a kind gesture or asking a question. Being nasty because you can't handle a busy night, means you should probably find another job. You don't have to work with people, or families with kids or someone's night out, you could work from home or behind a desk, options are out there. For the most part, if you come and see a guy here, good luck. All the others I've interacted with, your in great hands. If it's your first time I wish you luck, the ice creams are good, service was typically really well and they have plenty of options for the kids, toys, candy and all. I wish you luck, a hope you had the better part of my experiences. Sloans, please choose your employees carefully.

I have always loved Carvel ice cream. My twist cone was delicious. At this location there is…read moreplenty of parking and the building is easily accessible. The portion was plentiful and the server was delightful. When I was there, it was really crowded with little kids so there was no place for me to sit either inside or outside. I'll have to choose a different time of day next time.

Much much more than ice cream cakes. The kids size was perfect for us. My fav is the cold brew soft…read moreserve. They have a special every day. Friday was banana splits!

Quality products. I love anything sweet and cold. This hits the spot. You'll pay, but it's worth to…read morego out with family or friends or just yourself. Have fun in your life. Treat yourself to this. Menchie's has all the toppings you'll want. You have the ability to try flavors before you buy them. They give you a tiny cup as a sampler. Every time I go in there, the place is clean and tidy. No mess, just cleanliness. There are always young people working there. And usually fairly pleasant. Hint: try the plain yogurt. Mix it with something else. The yogurt is tangy and gives a "jump" to the other flavors.

There are two types of people in this world. People who…read moreremember the glory days of self-serve frozen yogurt... and people who have never experienced the power of holding your destiny in a paper cup. Menchie's Frozen Yogurt should be that place. The comeback tour. The DIY dessert lab. The land where you mix, match, and absolutely ruin your self-control by the ounce. And at first glance? It is all there. Grab a cup. Pull your own froyo. Go wild with toppings. Pay by the pound like a dessert outlaw. Concept? Still elite. Still dangerous. Still one of the best ideas the dessert world ever had. Now... execution. Yikes. Let's talk flavors. I went in excited. Sampling like a kid in a candy store. And then... immediate regret. Some of these flavors tasted like they lost a bet. I hit that sample spoon a few times and seriously considered a life reset. Tough scene. I did what any seasoned froyo survivor would do. Audible. Landed on dulce de leche with a little vanilla chocolate swirl to try and balance things out. A veteran move. A necessary move. Then came the toppings. And this is where things got interesting again. Stacked. Loaded. Sneaky elite. And yes... Lorna Doone cookies made an appearance. Who invited grandma's cookie jar to the party? I don't know, but I respect it. That's a power topping. That's championship depth. And then... the texture. Man. This wasn't frozen yogurt. This was yogurt that went through something. It was icy. Overworked. Like the machine just gave up halfway through and said "good luck everybody." Every bite had that crunchy ice situation going on. Not creamy. Not smooth. Just... confused. Final verdict. Three stars strictly off the strength of the concept and the toppings carrying this place like LeBron in Game 7. The yogurt itself? Needs a serious pep talk. I'll be back... but only because I believe in second chances and Lorna Doones.

My family feels the need to have a daily ice cream when in Florida. I grew up here and definitely…read moredidn't have daily ice cream growing up, but when on vacay I think it's a fair rule. There's no shortage of good ice cream spots in Florida. My youngest and I even did a Boca Ice Cream tour last year! While we didn't visit Whit's Frozen Custard on our tour since then it has become one of my favorites. That is if frozen custard counts as ice cream? This is a newer, smaller location...but the frozen custard is very tasty. And I'm not the only one who thinks so based on the lines. I've tried the buckeye and cookie monster now and both are very good, although i have a slight preference for the buckeye. I tend to stick with the specialties, although one day I'd like to try my own creation. Perhaps tomorrow for the daily ice cream outing!

It's a little small compared to the other Whit's, but the ice cream is decent…read more Well you're definitely spend more than Carvel or dairy queen, it is good nonetheless.

Everyone is so kind at Brendy's! I come here a lot as I love frozen yogurt. The flavor is…read morewonderful, the yogurt isn't icy and tastes like true froyo. I love to get cones or cups. The ambiance was quiet and quaint.

My kids have a rule that when in Florida you must eat ice cream everyday and I"m not one to kill…read moretheir dreams. In fact, on our most recent trip I took my 9 year old on an ice cream tour of Boca/Delray to show him that Menchies (chemicals in a cup imo) is far from the best ice cream/fro yo in South Florida. My parents are lucky enough to have Brendy's right down the street, which has a variety of ice cream flavors and fro yo. We were one of the few people in here and we even made friends with another family who we found out live down the street from me in Chicago. Small world! My son chose the superman with freeze dried candy on top and was nice enough to give me a few bites. It was sickly sweet, but something I personally would enjoy when I was 9 as well! We had a lot of good ice cream on the tour, but agreed this was one of our better stops!

Ice cream is so so good. There are lots of toppings to choose from. I love the fresh cookie dough…read more Never played.

Inside was old but not disgusting I got the low cal no…read moresugar triple chocolate chip ice cream, and it was very solid for a sugar free! Service was average. It's really cool they have kosher options! Would come back in the future!

I've come back countless times to Whit's now and I'm going to need them to open up locations…read moreoutside of Florida. I would describe the texture of Whit's like McFlurry's older hot cousin. It's delicious. My favorite flavors I've had so far are mint cookies & creme, cookies & creme, and buckeye. The only one I haven't liked is their banana flavored ice creams, it tastes like banana laffy taffy. The crazy part is, the Italian ice is almost just as good. It's the smoothest Italian ice I've ever had. It's somehow creamy because it is so smooth. I love it. Watermelon and cherry are my favorites so far. I would highly recommend trying Whit's Frozen Custard. It's a must visit.

My kids LOVE menchies and insist we get it daily when done in South Florida. I"m all about ice…read morecream daily when on vacay, but can't say menchies does it for me. My parents mentioned Whit's had opened down the street from their house and if we really wanted good ice cream (or frozen custard I guess) to go there. Like everywhere in Boca over the holidays Whit's was busy so we got in line, which moved relatively fast. I ordered the "buckeye" in honor of my Ohio State loving youngest son, but also because I love anything with peanut butter. It's a creamy pb custard with reeses cups, pb swirls and chocolate syrup. The mini was quite large...and quite good! Definitely better than Menchies IMO and where I'll be going for my ice cream fix when down in Boca moving forward!