I loved Cruizin Cones when it was a little trailer out in the middle of nowhere. It was so cool to…read morego on top of the trailer to eat your ice cream and it felt very small-town-Nebraskan to have the store set up that way. Unfortunately, they've since merged with a donut shop and have a space in a strip mall. I think the business move makes sense but it really takes away half the reason I went here in the first place - the environment. The staff are friendly. It's almost never busy since they moved to the new location. I'm happy to report that the ice cream is still good! They have really fun waffle bowls that they make into ice cream nachos, great and unique flavors, and lots of toppings. There are board games in the store so you can sit and hang out with friends too.

Cruizin Cones has a cute little set up just off of 216th street, perfect area to beat the heat and…read moregrab some soft serve ice cream! It's just across the way from The Beanery Coffee shop! As you approach and turn into the area there's gravel parking close by. What I loved about this place is that pets are welcome here! They even offer pup cups here! They also have a life sized pool game, corn hole, and some other activities to keep you entertained and enjoying the warm weather! There's a good variety to the menu and they have several different topping options! I had never had the kind of soft serve they offer here but was eager to try it out. It was interesting, the flavors you choose are twisted into the soft serve, it's a subtle taste. My boyfriend, his fam bam, and I were excited to come here after Father's day dinner and to make sure the guest of honor, his step dad, the father's day special!! We were lucky enough to check out some of their flavors and specials on their Facebook page! As soon as we got there I studied the menu and settled on their Butter Pecan Ice cream with hot fudge. It was savory and delicious. I liked how light and creamy it was. My boyfriend had the Horchata and loved that too! The rest of our group enjoyed their favors as well. His mom commented that she didn't taste much of the Peanut Butter but I think the flavors are meant to be subtle. It's all still new to me but I'm excited to discover more yummy flavors, and treat Rosie to some pup cups! If you find yourself in the are or just finished shopping at the outlets I highly suggest you head over to Cruizin Cones to get your ice cream fix!

This was my first time here and it absolutely hit the spot! Plenty of flavor options--my favorite…read morewas cotton candy. I don't go for toppings, but these looked like good options as well. The staff was friendly and quick, and there were a lot of customers on a Sunday afternoon which is always a good sign!

Pretty good place if you are looking for nonfat or low fat offering. I just found the froyo to be a…read morelittle too icy for my personal taste. Price was about what I expected. 75 cents per ounce. Good variety of toppings. The staff was a little quieter than I'd prefer. Did a great job, but not very engaging.

I echo the views a lot of other people have mentioned about the extremely long wait times. This…read morehappens to me wether in the drive-thru or pull into a stall and order. Staff isn't too bad, could be a bit more friendly, perhaps it's just s busy rush and they're trying their best to accommodate everyone and the big orders. Food is it good at this location, no wrong orders.

last two times i've been here i ordered and paid for extra cherries in my cherry limeade and got…read morezero cherries in my drink not just no extra cherries but NONE at all! Lazy employees it takes two seconds to scoop some cherries into the cup but clearly they don't care about time because the drink took nearly twenty minutes to come out

My spouse wanted to know what I wanted to do for my birthday and Baker's Candies has been on my…read morelocal "bucket list" for a while so off we went. It's about a 30 minute drive from Omaha and we had no problem finding it. My first impression was that it was way bigger than I expected and totally worth the trip!! I regularly buy Baker's chocolates at the grocery store but there was so much more selection and the prices were cheaper. For example, the bag of Patriotic Mix was $12.95 while it's usually $16.99 at Hy-Vee for the same thing. Besides the chocolates they are known for, they also had a large selection of saltwater taffy, fudge, and a ton of other candies, some I haven't seen since childhood. In addition to candy, they also sold a lot of locally made food stuffs like Rotella's bread, Mi Mama tortillas, Valentino's, Dorothy lynch, salsas, dips, jams, jerky, spaghetti sauce, you name it. They even had t-shirts, hats, and a refrigerated section for various meats. It was really cute inside and a lot of places for photo opportunities. There was a bench inside and a covered patio outside with a big parking lot. The staff were quick, efficient, and friendly. Glad I finally got to visit this place and I will be back again when my sweet tooth feels the need. :)

Did someone say CHOCOLATE??? We bought over$100 of chocolate, fudge, nuts, gummies, dark.....dark…read morechocolate..(3 big bags of those) tasted like silk...Boston baked beans, dried fruit... and a kool aid bar while you shop??? Dean and I died and went to Candy-land heaven! Staff was great...huge warehouse of candy options from back in the day too!

The most beautiful delicate delicious chocolate!…read more My second time coming here and these little treasures never disappoint.

Really wonderful chocolates, great caramels, and excellent toffee, presented in an uncluttered,…read morespotless showroom that makes the point that the focus is on the product.

Incredibly delicious! This one of a kind restaurant is a true gem that we are so lucky to have.read more

Lovely space, friendly waitstaff, and good, if inconsistent, food…read more I enjoyed my mac and 'shews bowl. The pasta was zesty and addictive-- a super-satisfying bite. The greens could use a little more flavor, but I liked the brightness they added to the dish. And the tofu portions were massive. My dinner companion was happy to polish off my plate for me. Speaking of him, he opted for the amazing deal of a three-course fixed price meal, which was an homage to Oktoberfest -- a stuffed cabbage roll followed by schnitzel and black forest cake. The cabbage roll was a tasty start. The schnitzel was uneven: The first piece was leathery, but thankfully, the second piece was well prepared. The cake had potential, but was dominated by a heavy dousing of cherry syrup. We eat mostly plant-based, so it made me happy to patronize Modern Love while in Omaha. Maybe an Austin outpost could be next?