We love stopping by The Freezer for a soft serve! They use Reeds dairy which we all know is the…read moresuperior dairy. :) It really is so creamy! My kids love that they have a few toppings to choose from. They are .50 cents to add a topping. Sprinkles, mini M&M's, gummy bears, etc.

Great quick ice cream stop near the place I was staying on vacation! Loved the topping optionsread more

Small business that we saw off the road. Happy we stopped here. We were greeted with a very…read morewelcoming staff member who was passionate with walking us through what goodies they had to offer. This small farm had so many items and options. Their ice cream was so rich and delicious. They had unique flavors that we wanted to buy a lot of. We went with a pint of the pumpkin flavor. It tasted amazing. Next time we will buy the apple pie one. I bought some candles. The smells of the candles are very potent and I can tell it is a very good quality candle.

Wow. Woooooow. Great flavors. Great ice cream. Great yogurt…read more Follow the signs and find this place. It was a random stop for me, and I wasn't sure what to expect, but what I got was a lovely chat, some wonderful service, and delicious ice cream. I got: honey and something or other, huckleberry, and the seasonal flavor of pumpkin. All of it was good. Huckleberry yogurt. This might've been even better than the ice cream. Parking was easy.

Very good ice cream for tourists. Kids were happy. We had:…read more Huckleberry Cookies n cream Chocolate

Love love love cream and sugar! Number 1, what they consider "1 scoop" is HUGE! So come prepared to…read moreshare. I love that they have a smaller menu also because it reduces decision paralysis which is amazing. I got a scoop of their collab flavor which was Persephone Smores and just yum!! I loved the milk chocolate based and the random graham crackers and marshmallow. Yum! If you want a simple ice cream shop I think this is the perfect spot and not nearly as long of a line as other places in town! Delish!

Decent ice cream I have definitely had better but would be good on a hot summer day. The customer…read moreservice is horrible though the employees act annoyed when they have to do their job. If I own this place I would be embarrassed.

If you're wandering around Jackson Hole Town Square and craving something sweet, Moo's Gourmet Ice…read moreCream is a classic stop. Their legendary huckleberry flavor is the perfect reason to pop in. Made daily with real organic cream and pure cane sugar, this place feels wonderfully old-school and handmade, right down to the rich texture of every scoop. The wild huckleberry ice cream here isn't just another berry flavor. The locals and tourists alike rave that it's vibrant, sweet-tart, and deeply satisfying in a way most fruit-based ice creams aren't. In fact, the owner told us that Food Network once named the wild huckleberry here the Best Dessert in Wyoming, and it lives up to the hype with its bright purple hue and natural berry punch in every bite. The shop itself has a friendly, laid-back vibe. Think scoop shop meets small-town ice cream parlor, with an array of other creative flavors if you want to mix it up. The staff is usually welcoming and happy to let you sample before you commit (very handy when indecision strikes).

It's probably a good thing I live thousands of miles away from this store, because I would visit…read moreevery day for that square huckleberry cheesecake ice cream! To be honest, I wasn't expecting much from a gas station store and square ice cream seemed kinda gimmicky, but to my surprise it was so delicious. Does the square shape make it taste better? No, but it does make a cool photo. It was the perfect pit stop on our road trip through Idaho to the Grand Tetons. Also, the price was super reasonable for a single scoop and a waffle cone, which can be well over $7 nowadays. My only gripe was the service wasn't very friendly and we also got the last scrapes of the bottom of the ice cream container, which didn't make me feel so great. Other than that, the ice cream still tasted good and there were generous chunks of cheesecake in it. I kept asking my boyfriend if we could take a slight detour (only 150 miles lol) and visit on the way back. Unfortunately, we never returned.

Ice cream was okay and lady was extremely rude. Seemed irritated we were there. Not worth a visit.read more

Good ice cream. Wide variety of flavors. Fresh ice cream…read morethat is made in house. The ice cream is extremely expensive though. NYC or LA prices. Cost more than 5 bucks for one scope.

We stopped into Moo's which was perfect on a hot day! The line wasn't too long, and I didn't even…read morehave time to read all of the ice cream flavors (long list!) I had to ask what some of them were- definitely some unique flavors! I went with pistachio and huckleberry in a cup. We enjoyed our ice cream at sears inside.

Its was overpriced, workers were very rude, gave me something i was allergic too after i told them…read morei could not have that. There was no where to sit and very unprofessional employees. I fear this place is extremely overrated.

Cute store with everything one would need! Local ice cream pints, pizza you can bake at home, a…read morecoffee shop located inside (as well as an assortment of local coffee beans for purchase) The fun part is the soft serve ice cream machine! There are isles of the usual convenience store items as well such as gum, sunflower seeds, candy, etc. Everyone was pleasant and kind!

Went in somewhat early and very bleary eyed when we realized that the owners of the home we were…read morestaying in had hidden the coffee. The store is cute and well maintained, not nearly as rugged as I was prepared for. It carries a small selection of all the basics. The owner was enthusiastic and younger than I expected. When he saw me trying to solve the coffee dilemma, Starbucks vs Dunkin' Donuts he suggested Dunkin'. He explained that for a couple years he was a Starbucks manger but he thought the Dunkin' Donuts coffee was better. I gently accused him of being a turncoat but took his suggestion. He owns the place, you hope he'd know what's best inside it! I walking out and noticed the attached Post Office. As a dude from the suburbs this sends the cutesy-tootsy meter into the red zone. Then I hear the cashier say, "Hey Irv, got your medicine in yesterday. Hang on, let me get that for ya." That's why guys like me love businesses like this!!

Victor is a little rown in Idaho. We stayed in Victor for 2 nights as we were visiting the Grand…read moreTeton National Park. As we were leaving town, we notice this cute place advertising homemade soda and shakes. It was in Friday morning and have not had breakfast yet, we decided to get their Huckleberry shake and we were hooked. It was milked likely sweet and sour from the Huckleberry. No artificial flavoring. The milk was so unique. We bought one and went back to get another for the kids. After our trip back, passing by Victor, we bought another one. 3 shakes in one day. We just can't pur last chance pass as by. Very cute shop with a large selections and decent priced souvenirs of the Tetons valley and Yellowstone. We wanted some moose socks so found two cute ones and a headband that I been looking for. All very affordable. Young kids and the owner there were very nice and welcoming. If you are in Victor for any reason, make a quick stop and you would not waste your time. This is a gem that everyone should know about. We will remember this shake for a long time!

Eclectic Makes you feel like you went back in time…read moreThe coke float was incredible. The shop was fun and made me remember my home town. The customer service was exemplary as well!