I'm a sucker for Americana and ice cream…read more They had a great variety of flavors named after American Historical figures. They ice cream was delicious. I ordered the ooey gooey butter cake. The ice cream servers were vests and three cornered hats. The dining area looks like a colonial pub or the Independence Hall. The service was kind and patient with our big group of ice cream lovers. I enjoyed my visit!

Ambiance: The theme was on point! Loved that the servers wore period-accurate clothing. Pretty…read morecool. Service: They were polite and helpful Food: The cheesecake was perfect. The passion fruit was a bit tart, missing sweet, but you could taste how fresh and natural it was. ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT: They served tap water and it was hot, wth ? It wasn't enjoyable at all. WILL I RETURN? Yes.

This drive through ice cream spot is so good! I love blue bell, so I think it's unique to have a…read moreblue bell only stop. The merch is cute, staff was really friendly and you get free sprinkles if you want! They are very accommodating for gluten free folks as well.

Blue Mooooooo! You saw me standing alone....without a dream in my heart....without a love of my…read moreown! You're welcome. Now that I have your attention and I've given you an ear worm, I'll share a story. My friends and I spent a Saturday on ísbíltúr, which is an Icelandic tradition of taking an ice cream road trip. We hit five different places around the Salt Lake valley and lived to tell about it; with only a slight stomachache. This one is a drive through with a small walk-up window and seating outside. It happened to be our last stop on our journey and was the perfect ending to our adventure! We ordered our cones at the window and then sat on the patio in the warm evening air, enjoying our final treats of the day. The patio is situated between two drive through lines, so the setting is a little unusual, but still good vibes. Blue Moo offers Blue Bell ice cream (IYKYK) and is generous in their portion sizes. There's a lovely blue cow photo op adjacent to the drive thru (logistics can be a little tricky if there are cars queuing up).

Excellent service and the best ice cream EVER! We are moving out of state and I'm going to be so…read moresad that I can't get this ice cream!

I remember when I first discovered Handel's a few years ago and really liked what I found. Then, I…read morestarted seeing them pop up all over the place-score! My friends and I were on ísbíltúr, at Icelandic tradition where you take a road trip to get ice cream. This was the first stop on our journey and we opted to pace ourselves and shared a few small dishes to get started. We appreciated the seating options inside so we could gather around a table and begin our tasting. My favorite here is the black cherry-it has small chunks of actual cherries in it! The ice cream is creamy, thick and substantial.

Ladies and gentlemen...it's frozen custard, and it is AMAZING! Nielsen's Frozen Custard is one of…read morethose places where you really don't need to overcomplicate the review. It's rich, creamy, ridiculously good, and absolutely worth the stop. And the Concrete? GET THE CONCRETE. Thick, loaded with whatever mix-ins make you happy, and somehow every bite reminds you why frozen custard is in an entirely different category from ordinary ice cream. If you're anywhere near Nielsen's, do yourself--and your taste buds--a favor and stop. Don't drive past. Don't tell yourself you'll get it next time. Pull in, order a Concrete, and enjoy your life choices. Five stars. Fantastic custard. Happy taste buds. ZERO regrets!

Come for the Custard, Skip the fries If you've never had…read morefrozen custard, let me set the stage. It's similar to ice cream but denser and richer because it's churned in a special machine that incorporates significantly less air. It also must contain egg yolks, which many ice creams skip entirely. The result is a smoother, more indulgent texture that's in a category of its own. Nielsen's leans into that heritage with a menu that covers concretes, mix-ins, floats, sundaes, multiple sizes, and a full food menu straight out of a 1950s cafeteria. Nostalgic, ambitious, and a lot to choose from. I visited the South Jordan location and have to be honest about the full experience. The tables were dirty, the staff (mostly teenagers) were focused on the counter and not on cleaning, and the wait was long enough that I nearly walked out. The double burger was unremarkable, the fries came out unsalted, but the corn dog was surprisingly good. None of that is why you're here, though. The cherry almond concrete is why you're here. It is outstanding! Generous almond pieces throughout, and the cherry flavor tasted genuinely real, not like something from a syrup bottle. I've had frozen custard all over, and this is legitimately my favorite. My advice: skip the food, go straight for the custard. Nielsen's earns every star on that alone.

Nostalgic and delicious! I am so happy they're back! Best Ice Cream in Utah. The malted milk with…read morecornflakes is a must when ordering.

I love that this place has a drive thru. Makes it so convenient when I want a quick sweet treat…read morewithout having to leave my car. They have some unique flavors that are also a great choice. My boyfriend got mint chocolate chip and he loved it. It's been his favorite since. The fact that they have double cones makes it unique and convenient. I can eat both flavors at once and don't have to finish one first to get to the other one. They also include drinks as well if you're wanting a different type of sweet treat.

Hires has great food! I've loved it since I was a child and always of memories coming here. My…read morefavorite is the New York H burger. They have great fries, onion rings and fry sauce. I always get a frosted mug of root beer to go with my meal. Hires is pricey. I came in because I had a gift card. Once we were done eating, I was ready to pay with my gift card and they said the gift cards weren't working so I couldn't use them. It would have been nice to know before we ordered. They should have told us or had a sign up because I wouldn't have eaten here. I came only because I had a gift card. That's the reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5. I also wish they would of comped something or done something for me since I was unable to pay with my gift card.

HIres Big H features Hires rootbeer, of course. The rootbeer is good stuff. I still think that A&W…read moreis the best regardless, but Hires has a very tasty brew. That said... I'm not impressed. I've eaten at another Hires Big H location and the impression is the same: A tad expensive. I was at the jazz festival and decided to get a snack. Fries, onion rings, and a medium rootbeer. Granted the food was good. Fries were good. Onion rings were good. But they should be called "onion collars" instead because they were cut so w-i-d-e. They were easily 1/2" - 3/4" wide. It made it a bit awkward to eat. The breading was good, though. So those three items were $16. $3.95 for a medium drink. That leaves close to $6 each for the fires and rings. A tad expensive. And it took around 10 minutes to get this simple order. Not quite understanding that. Had to ask for napkins. The order didn't come with any and there are no napkin dispensers anywhere in the restaurant, not even on the tables. Rather inconvenient. Well, that's my take. You can try it for yourself. The food's good, you just have to decide if it's pricey for you or not. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

I think this is the best Korean dessert café in Utah! I've been here twice, and both visits were…read moregreat overall. The first time, I arrived so late that I could only get their mango melo. It was quite pricey, but very delicious! We also tried their Dubai chocolate chewy ball, which I thought was way overpriced. I wouldn't recommend it. We got there too late, and all the mochi donuts were sold out, so I'd recommend going earlier if you want to try them. Luckily, we were able to get some on our second visit! We tried their bingsu the second time we went, and it was perfect! I shared one with a friend, and the portion size was just right for two people. The honeydew flavor was my favorite because it felt like such a unique dessert option here in Utah. I would totally be here all the time if everything were cheaper, lol!

I have one word. DELICIOUS! Oh my gosh there are so many yummy things in this restaurant! I…read morecame in for the sugar coated fruit and found so much more. We had just eaten lunch somewhere else because we didn't know they had food here. So we didn't have much room to try very much. I got one of the strawberry and grape cabobs. And my daughter got a flavored tea. We also stepped into the Photo Booth there and had a little fun. What a great place!

Always a pleasure coming. The fall flavors are spot on this year! Though my husband and I get the…read moresame thing every time here it's always fun to get to try them! It was PACKED but we still were able to get in and out in a reasonable time. Everything was pretty sticky but going in after a big group of teenagers that is expected. They did good at making sure the toppings were filled. It was my birthday month so I wanted to use my birthday coupon! Menchie's sends it out closer to your birthday (apparently) but the girl who checked us out gave it to us anyways!

To start...I'm a frequent customer and have loved Menchie's for awhile. But today I walked in…read morethinking I would get the free 5oz because before you walk in it has posters saying that, As well as online advertising. I walked in no one was there I waited for about 2 mins until someone came out and I asked if they were doing the free yogurt. She met me rudely and said no it's only the first 50 people. I told her non of the advertisements said that. And she said okay that's what was said in the meeting. (Obviously I'm a customer I have no idea what meeting they had) I asked if theirs anything she could do because I had a bunch of friends come and she said no rudely and looked very annoyed. I still went to get the yogurt but she was not kind at all.

We came in at opening on a Sunday. I was super bummed because 3 of their 6 machines weren't…read moreworking. What was available was tart (aka healthy flavor), sugar free, and two flavors with gluten. So I sadly didn't get anything and just watched my kids eat. They loved their gluten-y cinnamon roll and cake batter yogurts though! Lots of toppings to choose from. And lots of customers too! They said they couldn't get a repair person to come out on a Sunday and apologized and gave us a pretty significant discount so definitely great customer service and I felt super bad for them.

Staff is unprofessional and lacked in focus on providing quick and seamless ordering process. This…read moreaffected the frozen yogurt I bought which melted before I got to pay.

As far as FroYo places go, this one's pretty solid; they have a good selection of flavors and…read moretoppings. Any concoction you can imagine, within reason, is possible here. I may be pretty simple-I usually stick with chocolate and gummy bears, but the bears were the larger size ones, not the tiny size that I love. Silly, I know, but the ratio of frozen yogurt to bear is off with those full size gummies. So I mixed things up a bit and went with butter finger chunks. It was a delicious substitute. Service was friendly-the young man behind the counter made small talk with us while we finished creating our masterpieces. The price was comparable to other similar places. My only complaint was that the tables and benches outside were really dirty-covered with sticky, melted goo. I'm sure it's hard to keep things clean when there's a steady stream of customers coming in, but that might be something worth giving a little more effort to.

We tried Yogurt Land again today. It was still dirty with smashed strawberries in the floor, the…read moreadd ons trays were dirty and there were globs of yogurt on the machines. The yogurt was runny. There were 2 employees there. I told one of them about the mess and she said they just cleaned the machines and that it must have just happened. The tables were dirty also. The young people that are working there don't know how to keep this place clean.