Stopped here last night on a motorcycle ride cuz I'd heard nothing but good things about the place…read more I was SORELY disappointed! First, the place is cash only...had to find an ATM nearby before we could even order. We couldn't order at the counter ourselves, and had to wait for a one of the car hop girls to take our order. It was busy, so we expected to wait a bit. Ordered a cheeseburger with ketchup, brat, 2 orders of fries, a vanilla shake and a chocolate shake. Food shows up after 15 minutes, and the bill is just over $28. They forgot the brat, the burger was only as thick as the slice of unmelted cheese on it, and was drenched in ketchup...slid apart as soon as I picked it up. Fries were okay, shakes were pretty good. All said and done, nothing to get excited about. We'll probably never be back. Overpriced, not great food. Save your money and go someplace else.

I think the vanilla frozen custard is some of the best I've ever had. It tastes like they use…read morevanilla bean instead of just vanilla. It was thick and creamy (and dreamy)! My flurry was huuuuge--just how I like it. The deluxe sundaes were extremely large, and absolutely picture perfect. We stopped in about 20 minutes to close and they were happy to serve us still. (Given, we were only looking for custard and not a full meal.) The service was fast and friendly. They did turn the lights off about 10 minutes after close. The place itself is super cute. The menu seems pretty varied. I can't wait to go back!

This ice cream is delicious! They had such fun flavors and everything is homemade. I got the…read moreblueberry muffin and vegan strawberry lemonade and they were a perfect pair. My husband got the dark chocolate and candy bar explosion and he highly recommended that as well. I will admit, it is a bit pricey especially for the amount. But I wouldn't let that stop you from trying it! The staff was so nice and helpful and let us taste out a few flavors before deciding. The dish also comes with a little cone triangle which I love, so that was an added bonus!

Date of visit: 9/17/22…read more We had a hankering for some ice cream while checking out the Harvest & Wine Festival and came upon this place. I knew that Chocolate Factory was in the area as well, but wanted something that was a little less of a chain. Staff was friendly, though flavors were a bit limited. They did offer samples, which was helpful in making a selection. The ice cream was good, but not particularly memorable. I can't even recall what flavor I had. Price was also a bit high for what I actually received. Next time I am in the area, I probably would try Chocolate Factory for nostalgia's sake as I haven't had it since they left the Prospect Mall forever ago! You could certainly do worse than Creamy Pig, but I suspect you could also do better.

My wife and I visited Purple Door in Mequon a couple of weekends ago. The young lady behind the…read morecounter was very friendly and she certainly overdid it when it came time to scoop ice cream into a sugar cone. My single scoop looked more like a double scoop. I was impressed and we'll definitely be back for more.

Wonderful ice cream! Reminds me of the song:…read more https://open.spotify.com/album/0MCdCyDsU56kEEl3alfxT6?si=TU2aOr_GSzqSnmUMzsRyCg This place is next-level. The ice cream is ridiculously smooth, rich, and packed with flavor--like you can tell right away this isn't your average scoop. Everything is handcrafted with high-quality ingredients, and they even rotate unique flavors that keep you coming back just to see what's new. From classics to wild combos (yes... whiskey ice cream is a thing), every bite hits. And let's talk portions... that "double scoop" is basically a challenge in disguise. No complaints though. The vibe is awesome too--laid back, creative, and full of energy. It feels like one of those spots you stumble into and immediately know it's gonna be a regular stop. Fast service too! Honestly, it felt like stepping into a Kangra Knova track-- "Take you up so high... into outer space" because that's exactly what this ice cream does

So this was a thirty minute drive for us and I think the puppy chow sundae is worth it. The peanut…read morebutter sauce is so delicious and the chocolate sauce is good too. They make the puppy chow themselves so that was a huge plus for me. I wish this was always a special. We also got bacon cheeseburgers. They have single or doubles. The works comes with ketchup mustard and pickles. You have to pay .30 for lettuce and tomato. I personally wasn't a fan of the mustard. It tasted too much like horseradish. My bf loved it though! We thought the burgers themselves could use a little seasoning. The person taking our order was kind and they give you a number to get ur food that they call out. It didn't take too much time. We went on a sunday and they had plenty of customers. They had tables outside so you can enjoy your meal there.

My review is rather limited, but I am so glad we had the chance to try LeDuc's at The Stone Bank…read moreFarm. We were at the Night on the Farm evening and found the Ice Cream Sandwich inside the store. OMG, it was so good! It was solidly frozen, so we let it sit for a few minutes and then broke it up and ate the cookie and custard chunks with a spoon. As large as it was, we ate it all in one sitting. The next time we are near Wales we will make a point of stopping in and trying more offerings.

I hit up Zócalo around 4:30 on a Thursday. My destination was Isa's because little ones were…read morejonesing for something cold. This was my first time at the food truck park, and I have one question: Where are handicapped people supposed to park?? Anyway, on with the show... The truck is around a couple corners, so you might have to explore a little bit to find it. Don't expect anything extraordinary because the truck itself is quite plain. I feel like they would attract a lot more attention if they jazzed it up and made it look more like a place I really want to order something from. Service was as meh as it could get without the person actually looking at me and saying meh. She didn't seem to care whether I was there or not. As for the ice cream, the chocolate was fine but nothing special. The pecan was not butter pecan but simply pecan, and what nuts there were were quite small as well as few and far between. Bubblegum tasted like--guess what? If it had had actual small pieces of gumball in it, it would have been more fun and more interesting. The coconut was exceptional, with great flavor and small flecks of actual coconut. The cookie flavor had a good number of add-ins (Oreo and chocolate chip cookie pieces). If I were to go back, I'd hope for friendly service and I'd order the coconut ice cream.

Staff is nice. The truck appears clean and the flow is nice. It was closer to quitting time and…read morethere wasn't a long line so the wait time was minimal. We got a Oreo, Biscoff and Pecan. I tried the Biscoff and ordered the Pecan. Both were quite tasty.

Always on any serious list of best custard stands in Milwaukee, Gilles Frozen Custard has been…read moreopen at the same location since 1938, now having indoor ordering and seating. My wife and I stopped in for lunch while traveling from Milwaukee to Madison on a Wednesday afternoon and found the food to be good and frozen custard and service to be great. My wife and I really like frozen custard and have found the versions in the LA area to be not great (e.g. Shake Shack). Even the dependable versions from Culvers and Andy's around Chicagoland don't taste as good as it used to. So when traveling in Wisconsin in early September, I made it a point to try a place ranked high but one that we haven't tried before. Gilles fit the bill on both accounts. It started as an outdoor walk-up that was open seasonally, and gradually converted to a year-round indoor restaurant serving burgers and sides (one remnant are bathrooms connected from the outside). There was plenty of parking outside the restaurant, and seating inside. It was hot, so nobody was sitting outside (there were plenty of permanent metal seating). and we placed and paid for the order. I ended up going back and placing two more subsequent orders. Credit cards accepted. The ice cream came out quickly, with the food being called out a bit after by name, all given to you in to-go food containers. Regular 1/3 lb cheeseburger ($7 plain) for my wife. I got the Big Daddy (1/3 lb cheeseburger (ketchup, mayo, lettuce, onion, and tomato) for $7.65). It's a larger size (size of a Whopper), and mine had fresh vegetables which made it taste good...should have added pickles (didn't realize it didn't have it). The meat isn't great...had grill marks which might be fake since it wasn't cooked over an open flame...looked like a burger that was steamed. But the fresh toppings made it great for me. I also ordered chili fries ($5 plus $1 for cheese sauce plus $0.75 shredded cheese)...it was some of the best I've had. I like chili that is more tomatoey, which this was. The fries were crisp (at least at the beginning) and tasted great...definitely worth getting the cheese sauce and shredded cheese. I had forgotten to get cheese curds ($4.75 plus $1 for marinara sauce) initially; made up for it. These were great...served right from the deep frier, very stretchy and delicious. The daily flavor of the day was 'turtle', so got one scoop of that ($3.25). Such great value, and it was so creamy with the right amount of salty chopped pecans and caramel. Our initial plan was to share one scoop between us, but ended up needing another scoop so went up to order another. So, so good. One sour comment: the bathroom that is accessible from the outside has the typical foaming soap dispenser..but instead of sending it down to your hand, it sends the squirt horizontally...in my case, right onto my shirt. At least it was just soap.

Late night custard stop post-Brewer's game. A nice sundae and a warm summer night and all is right…read morewith the world, at least for a bit. I can't speak to the food but the custard is nice, the sundaes are creative, and the prices are fair. My only small nitpick is that I would have liked a little more hot fudge on my sundae but all in all, it was a nice close to a fun evening.

This is not the spot for a matcha latte. It was bland and tasted only of milk. Disappointed but…read morethis place seems like the spot for smoothies. Which I'll give it another go next time. Space is small and intimate but not cozy. I would recommend getting your items to go.

First time here. Have driven by a bunch of times and always wanted to stop. It's a small place in…read moreDowntown Waukesha (don't let the quirky waukesha streets scare you off). There are a couple of tables outside and more inside for small groups. Besides smoothies, and bowls, they sell other items including: snacks, protein powder, sauces, cards, etc. Was greeted by a friendly staff/barista. They were very helpful in explaining some of the menu options. We were interested in an Acai bowl, and ended up with small Karma and Dragon bowls. Also ordered a Chai Latte (extra foam please). While we were waiting there were several other people that stopped by. All of whom had pre-ordered their to-go orders. After a short wait, we got our bowls and chai. They were both very good. Fresh, well presented, and good portions. The chai was also well made. Nice foam. (could have been hotter, next time will not that). One small suggestion. The Acai puree was very cold/almost frozen. Maybe that works well for to-go, but I needed to have it thaw out a bit to really enjoy the flavor. Nice place that I would come back to.

Having come here several times before the fire and now after they've rebuilt it, I can appreciate…read morethe difference. The inside is much more open than it was with a very high ceiling and plenty of seating options. It also feels like they were more intentional with space for people standing in line and waiting for their order. The worker taking my order commented about how fast the register entered my order (which would indicate their payment system has been updated quite a bit too). Pre-fire interior had a more industrial dated look, but hey, throwbacks can be fun. The new interior is more modern with more of a cabin feel, which is quite a bit different, if you look around you can still see some of the artistic elements from before like the steel people around ice cream cones. The food itself was as I remembered it - no notable change there (not that it needed any changes, haha). Outside, the drive through has 2 lanes that merge into one. Parking is pretty similar, nothing I noticed to stand out as different. The seating area does feel updated, I can't recall there being much seating outside before (or it didn't imprint to my memory), so what's there now definitely stood out in a good way. If you've yet to stop in to Oscar's since the fire, make a point to check out the interior when you make it in.

Introduced Oscar's to my GF last night, and it was also the first time I'd been back since the…read morefire. Love the new building and drive-thru! We ordered and took a few minutes to get our food...busy Friday night. I get it. Both my bacon cheeseburger and her chicken sandwich were just SLATHERED with condiments, to the point that they kept sliding apart when we tried to eat them. Fries were hot, crispy and salty...excellent! Her lemonade was watered down, and my chocolate shake was overloaded with chocolate syrup to the point I could only drink half. We also noticed an issue with parking. There were a couple of cars that were taking up multiple spaces on the lot. Not a good thing when you're busy and have tons of customers.