The heat of the day melted my winter brain, promenaded me by my spring slumber and slipped me…read morestraight into summer mode. The signal of sweat ignited the inner petition for a sweet treat - particularly one of a frozen delight. I surveyed the Carlisle and Harrisburg market for local legends, amidst the mass never-ending chains, and I landed on Masseys which from the outside appeared to have the right to call itself a landmark. Wait... LB... what are you doing in... don't worry about it. Labors. Completing my labors. The old school vibe and the trixie tang of Chanel No.5 cream told me most of what I needed to know. This was gonna slap, snap, snip, snop, stomp, twist and tuck. And if it didn't - I'd fall to my knees right in that parking lot. I'd be forced to bow down onto my knees and beg to the Gods for strength as Heracles once did during his own labors. For my penance, as those before me, I'd continue across a distance on said knees to showcase my humility and my humbleness like nobody else is capable of. Lucky for me - I popped open the door and was welcomed with delightful attitude. Everyone in the vicinity was happy. Not one mildly content face, nobody sad. All happy people eating happy ice cream. GREAT SIGN. And listen. If ya know the playa, ya know the game. Custard is superior. If custard is available... I'm crushing some custard baby. Book it, bake it and shake it baby. Yea shake that thing. I'm gonna take that thing. So yes. I peeped that menu for a split pea of a second and I jumped on the train. Up the coast and through the valleys. I end a top the Arctic Mount. Swiveled, churned and concreted. Atop the mountain I laid out a yell, a yell so grand it shook the shoulders of Atlas who did his best to maintain the weight of the world I run on his shoulders. Now... we ain't talking about ice cream. We talking bout Custard. We are talking about custard. THIS... THIS is custard. This is maybe dictionary custard. This is thicker than Aunt Jemima (RIP). This is thicker than a bowl of oatmeal. Thiccc will triple Cs. Dense... dowry worthy in its declaration of density, dominance and delivery. My hotel was nearby, but because of its stature I had no worry of waiting to eat it until I arrived back. Zero drip and almost no melt. Vanilla custard, M&Ms and brownie bits. The brownies were some of the best mixed-in brownies I've ever had. A weaker man wouldn't have finished this concoction. But I'm 16, 17, 20 something % body fat and I run on the saturated fat of this cream. Eggy, creamy, sweet, filling... really hit the shpotttt. Satisfied and stomichfied - My lackluster excuse for abdominals stiffened and became more defined as happiness is the true path towards washboard abs. Massey's, an underrated Yelp gem. If you don't have access to quality custard this will blow your mind. As a custardy cutie myself this didn't absolutely trample my temple - she ain't the best I ever had, nor in that convo - but she was well worth my time and more than worth the dime. I'll never be back in Pennsylvania as I've now concurred all the communities, courts, towns and cities. Every single area. Seen. Labors Done. Whatever... enough about me and my glory. Cheers to Masseys. I thoroughly enjoyed my trip to the Mount of your Arctic. A 5 outta 5.

It's a tradition to go to Massey's Frozen Custard every time we visit Carlisle. It seems like…read morethere's always someone new working in there, but we had a great person helping us out. The shop is really needing a good paint job and cleaning at the order window, but it's still looks frozen in time like the 40's. We always order the Raspberry Custard, but the other custard flavors aren't as flavorful as they use to be.

Great strawberry sundaes. Delicious milkshakes…read more Their pork barbecue is amazing. Love all locations. Wish they were open year-round.

I've come here several times. The ice cream is always delicious. ( review has nothing to do with…read moreice cream, by the way) They usually have a line but it moves fairly quick. This time around, I wanted to try a sub. I ordered my ice cream and also ordered an Italian sub with everything. By the time I got in my car, the bag was ripped and leaking.. I said ok I grabbed some napkins (because they didn't even put some in the bag) and put it to the side until I got home to eat. When I parked and picked up the bag.. it was even more ripped and wet I took a peak and grabbed the sandwich and it all fell out as you can see in the pictures. Such a bad experience.. they didn't close it or wrap it properly so I was all over the place.... Smh! I've worked in the food industry for over 10 years. Whoever is training the staff or made the sandwich isn't doing such a great job. There is nothing more disappointing than getting your food and something like this happens. It's something so simple , yet something that can totally ruin the "customer experience " please do better. This is the reason for the 1 star.

This place serve's Beck's ice cream which is am rally good homemade ice cream…read more Monsters love cookies was what I chose and I had no regrets. Looks like they had lots of options for sprinkles as well if you are into that.

I love coming to Cubby's! I always get something different than my norm. Today was watermelon…read moresorbet with strawberries and a cherry on top!! I liked it so much I went back for it again a week later! When I got there I checked out their pay-it-forward board (please note I don't actually know what the board is called) and I was able to find a note that applied to me! I love that Cubby's has this option. It's so caring and really makes you feel connected to others and what the business is about. I was particularly grateful for it because my free sundae allowed me to treat a friend to a quart of their favorite ice cream. It's chocolate marshmallow and it was heavenly! The staff here are so friendly! I've never had any issues ordering and I've been here more than a handful of times. The place is really cute. I love the large outdoor deck with oversized games. Too cold, or not for you... there are regular sized games all throughout inside. I just think that's the coolest thing. So if you're bored or need a date idea, this is a great place to get a treat, play some games, lounge, and enjoy each other's company. SUPPORT SMALL BUSINESSES!!

A Must-Visit for Ice Cream Lovers!…read more Urban Churn is hands-down one of the best ice cream spots I've ever been to. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is inviting and full of charm. But the real magic is in the ice cream -- rich, creamy, and bursting with unique, handcrafted flavors you won't find anywhere else. Every scoop feels like it was made with care. Whether you're into the classics or feeling adventurous (their rotating flavors are seriously creative!), there's something for everyone. I tried their Dutch Chocolate, and it was absolutely unforgettable. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and always happy to let you sample before you commit -- which you'll appreciate, because choosing just one flavor is nearly impossible. If you're anywhere near Urban Churn, do yourself a favor and stop by. You'll leave with a smile and probably a pint (or two) to take home.

Came here for the first time with some family. Hubby and I ordered two scoops- lemon meringue pie…read moreand mango sticky rice. Total came out to approximately $6, which included a military discount of 15%. What's Hot - Menu. Pretty great variety! This is the first time I've come across mango sticky rice. They had the standard flavors of chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, etc... but they also had unique flavors, like lemon meringue pie and lychee martini. I also saw pints of jalapeño margarita in their cold freezer with pre-prepared. - Quality. Delish! Their mango sticky rice actually has little bits of sweet sticky rice, which added a nice subtle texture. Their lemon meringue pie had a nice lemon flavor that was slightly tart, but still sweet, and Graham cracker crust swirled in. - Service. You can ask for free samples. - Cost. You pay per scoop and whether you order a cone. I don't remember the cost per scoop, but based on what we ordered, to include the quality and portions of the scoops, I would say it's good value for money. What's Not - Location. It's at the end of a fairly large plaza, so it's easy to miss, depending on where you are in the plaza. - Seating. There are a few tables and chairs. There's also a short counter with a few high chairs. I'm sure there are days that are crowded that make it difficult to find seating, so be prepared for the day and time you go. Final answer Would like to return again.

Twin Kiss has done it again--this time with their new fall menu superstar: the Country Pumpkin…read more($6.50). Picture this: creamy pumpkin ice cream, gooey wet walnut topping, and graham cracker crumbs sprinkled on top like autumn magic. Already a solid 10/10. But me being me, I had to take it to the next level and asked if they could toss in cheesecake bites to give it that pumpkin-pie-cheesecake vibe. And guess what? The staff was more than happy to make it happen. Talk about accommodating and awesome! The end result? A fall dessert dream. Cozy, creamy, crunchy, sweet, and spiced--basically everything you want in September wrapped up in an ice cream cup. I keep writing Yelp reviews for Twin Kiss because, honestly, they keep blowing my mind. Just when I think they've peaked, they come up with something like this. If you're a pumpkin fan, do yourself a favor and grab a Country Pumpkin before it disappears with the season!

I haven't been to Twin Kiss in years. It did not disappoint. They have both hand dipped and soft…read moreserve ice cream. We had the hand dipped ice cream and there are a lot of flavors to choose from. We really enjoyed our ice cream and would stop here again when in the area.

Everything was great! The ice cream was delicious, the service professional and courteous. We…read morewill definitely return!

Store hours are advertised online and on the window as open until 9pm. Drove all the way out just…read moreto have the door shut in our face at 756! After knocking they stopped pretending they didn't hear us and came to the door to say that starting today they close at 8. Unprofessional and disappointing. Boo

Stopped by 3B in Dauphin after a hike, and it was the perfect place to reward myself with a sweet…read moretreat. The setting is just as enjoyable as the desserts, with plenty of opportunities to sit back and take in the scenery. * A great spot to stop after a hike and cool down with a dessert. * There's plenty of scenic seating and parking, so it's easy to settle in and enjoy your treat. * They have a huge variety of flavors, so there's plenty to choose from depending on what you're in the mood for. * One of my favorite parts was the beautiful stream nearby, which creates a really peaceful setting and even helps illuminate the area around the dessert seating. * Being so close to nature definitely adds to the experience, although watch out for mosquitoes, especially during warmer months. Overall, 3B is a fun destination to visit after getting some time outdoors. Great desserts, beautiful scenery, and a relaxing atmosphere make it a worthwhile stop after a hike. Definitely a place I'd come back to for another treat!

The blueberry sundaes are the best but they also offer sandwiches, chips, and slushies…read more We usually stop for ice cream after hiking on Peters Mountain. A social group I belong to hikes at Detweiler Park practically across the road so we stop here for lunch afterwards. There are picnic tables to sit and eat at in the back of the parking lot. It's always a nice visit here with plenty of parking and friendly people serving customers.

Stopped in on my way home and I they had my favorite! Every ice cream I've had there has been…read moreabsolutely great. No long lines so service was fast because I go in the evening.

Very cute spot with homemade hand dipped ice cream with such unique flavors. There is no kind of…read more"chain" feel here. The best part is that you can have a flight of ice cream because trust me, there are so many I wanted to try! Def make it a stop if you're in the area.