I really love the workers here. They move as fast as they can, but they almost always have only one…read moreperson working. A lot of times I walk in with 20-30 people there and only one person is trying to complete all the orders. But it's a really cute environment, there's board games and such. And there's a million add-ins you can get in your ice cream. Their service is amazing, it's just a business that doesn't really set their employee up to succeed.

I would really like to give this place more than one star but I have not been able to try the ice…read morecream. The website and the door says that they are open on Tuesdays. We drove all the way from Seattle Washington to try the Rolly's but they were not open door was locked nobody inside. So disappointed! Tuesday 6/25/2019 1:29p We were fortunate enough to have time to go here again while on a different trip to the Palouse!! The interaction with the owner was good. Sounds like he has had a few rough spots with the business but still smiles. This is nice to see from a business owner who get most of his business in a 6-9 month period. The ice cream is really good and a really cool thing to watch them make. They have something for everyone Including the pickiest 5 y/o in the world. That's ours. Anyway, cool place to go with family or just order and go. We will definitely be back to try other concoctions

The last thing I want to do is give a bad review for a small business in a small town. But Yelp was…read morecreated for the user as well. The young girl at the counter was friendly enough. But that is where my positive review ends. The yogurt was very sugary, marginal flavor. The toppings bar was in disarray. Take a look at the picture. But in my opinion, the pricing structure was the biggest issue. Most of these places charged by the ounce. This place charges by the cup. They would not allow a kids cup for someone under 10. Which meant a small was almost $10. Absolutely not worth it. But that's probably the price you have to pay to keep this place going. Best of luck to them, but I would avoid them. A good quality ice cream from the grocery store would be better in my opinion.

Love this small town gem! I can fill up my cup with as much as I want and the price doesn't go up…read more I can get a huge cup with toppings included for about the same price as a much smaller single scoop of ice cream without toppings downtown.

Amazing service! Dairy-free and gluten-free options, and dog-friendly inside and outside! Great…read moreplace to work with your dogs beside you!

Rode bikes over from Moscow with three grands. The ice cream was a perfect way to rest and recharge…read morebefore the ride back. Had to stop here because of the KQQQ (Pullman Radio) ads.

Hard to classify this joint. The building is a bit dated, but they have it pretty comfy--in a…read morehipster way--in there. I went for the diner aspect of it, and the gals went for the coolness. A push, I suppose. They sure feed ya here. I asked for a to-go box when I saw my F&Cs, because it was quite a lot. They have a full bar, and the ladies went with a Mimosa Flight, and acted like Holly Golightly the whole time, haha. Good spot. Nice staff, and all-day breakfast if you want it...

Decided to have lunch in Pullman while waiting for our dog who was at the veterinary hospital…read more Drove past the restaurant and the smoker outside lured us in. What a find! Great pulled pork sandwich, perfect sides the beans were delish. The Ruben was tasty too and the fries were super crispy! Looking forward to coming back to try the brisket.

You know what? Based on the reviews I had been reading, I approached this spot with the absolute…read morelowest expectations. However, I have gotten consistently good boba from this spot so idk... do with that what you will

I have came to popo a few times since moving to Pullman. Every time I think, "well it can't get any…read moreworse than this," and every time I'm wrong... One of my drinks tasted like a dash of brown sugar syrup in milk AND was missing tapioca pearls. The other drink tasted like 2.99 taro powder from Amazon with 6 month old egg pudding.

The cheapest place to get cans of Cougar Cheese…read more Their hours are limited but we sometimes manage to stop by. Sometimes I get ice cream but usually I'm there to get a small bag of Cougar Cheese or cans of it to give to friends/family we plan to visit. They're $30 per can there (last I checked) and normally $40+ anywhere else (even in Pullman). I often feel like I'm remembering the price incorrectly so I try to pay check on it (both at Ferdinand's and at random stores). I think I saw cans "on sale" for about $50 at a grocery store in Redmond, WA once. They also ship the cheese cans during the colder months but online they're currently $33 (per 30 oz can) + shipping. Tip: WSU's Sensory Science Center is super close by and often needs panelists for food and beverage (including alcohol) studies. They usually thank participants with Ferdinand's gift cards (usually $5-10 but sometimes more) so most of our visits are immediately after participating in a study. They don't have panelist studies every day/week so it's best to get on their email list.

Ferdinand's Ice Cream Shoppe, Washington State University's gourmet ice cream shop, features…read moreold-fashioned ice cream and soda fountain treats, exclusive ice cream flavors, gourmet coffee and espresso drinks, and, of course, award-winning Cougar Cheese. Pretty fun history with this place. Amazing prices with a single scoop coming about $3 (2026 prices!). Staff is friendly. Huckleberry ice cream is very good. A fun destination on a trip for sure!

Went on a Thursday at around 5 pm. It wasn't busy at all when we went in. Small parking lot but…read morethere's a free lot close by. They give you a bowl of kettle chips when seated which was delicious. We were served quickly, and I ordered a house made seltzer that I believe was huckleberry flavor. It was interesting that it was made in-house but it had a weird after taste to me. We got the Turkey Club as well as their Cougar Gold Mac and Cheese. Both were delicious and I loved both dishes. I enjoyed how the Mac and cheese came with the side salad too, or you can have kettle chips or a soup. Salad was a great choice with the Mac and cheese. Overall I would definitely come back for the food as it was delicious. Ps- They also give SEL workers a small discount which is great!

Visiting Pullman area and I wanted to feed my two daughters a nice meal on a Friday evening around…read more5 PM for dinner. Although open, only a few tables were filled, and it was mostly empty at that time. We were seated and a young waitress promptly took our drink order and brought us some kettle chips. The kettle chips are to die for! We were hungry so that might've contributed to the fact that we gobbled them down quickly. These were never refilled during our time there although I wish they were. (We didn't get a chance to ask.) Our appetizer order of the pretzel bites were tasty, but there were so few on the plate for the 3 of us to share. It comes with three dipping sauces, but there weren't enough pretzels to enjoy much of the dipping sauces. Next, we placed an order for three meals that came with side salads. Our waitress said the salads would be out first and then the meals. Unfortunately, only one salad came out and the waitress didn't say anything else when dropping off the single salad. I assumed she was coming back with the others. As the dining room was filling up, she got busy taking orders elsewhere, didn't glance our way once. The one salad was finished while the other two of us were twiddling our thumbs at the table for a decent enough amount of time that we were trying to get her attention to ask about the salads. The other two salads did not come out until our entrées arrived. It would've been nice if we were offered a refill on the kettle chips and our drinks . No drink refills offered. We waited without anything to nibble on for what felt like too long. As for food quality, the mac & cheese was tasteless and plain. There was a good volume of it, but no desire to eat it. The Caesar salads we had were pre-dressed and the dressing wasn't that great. The burger was OK, but they served it dry. I asked for ketchup, but I apologized to the waitress for the ketchup request as she seemed to be very busy with the dining room filling up. It was a very uncomfortable feeling to ask for anything because of the vibe. The best thing on the table was the kettle chips, and the side of broccoli that one of my daughters had with her steak was fabulously seasoned. We made it a point to complement the broccoli and asked how it was prepared at the end of our meal when we were offered the check . Our waitress was kind enough to find out for us but the answer that came back seemed to shield the seasonings as a proprietary secret. In all it was an OK experience and we might return next time we're in town to give them another chance. If anything, I'd order the delicious kettle chips and broccoli.