I have been wanting to try this 50s themed ice cream shop for a while. I loved the concept: handmade ice cream with lots of choices in a 50s style sweet shop complete with vintage games so I was a little disappointed when we arrived. The shop is in a strip mall with a food store and places like Subway and a couple mom and Pop eateries. It has a nondescript sign just saying ice cream (side note: a few doors down is Crumbl cookies and honestly, their storefront looked so inviting if I had been alone, I would've gone over there. ) After entering the first thing you notice is this place is way too small. There's three tiny tables. I was expecting a counter to sit at like in the pictures I have seen of a 50s sweet shop. With ice cream, sodas, and thick shakes but sadly there was none of that The decor is hit or miss. The Blues Brothers are standing next to the back of a 50s car made into a bench. That is what I expected of this entire place. Instead the rest is records hung on the wall reminding me of cheap 50's theme party decorations. Even the jukebox was not what you would expect it was a little miniature maybe replica but you couldn't put in money or pick a song it was just there. The games were just as disappointing of the three pinball games they had, one didn't work and one was for kids. There are however, two things this place excels at : the ice cream is delicious! They have 50 flavors, including nondairy and sorbet. That alone is a reason to come here The other is the staff. The probably high school aged employees were working extremely hard at a nonstop pace, answering questions, giving samples to people so they could choose which flavor to get , but they never stopped being polite or smiling. This place would be phenomenal in a bigger space with additional vintage pinball games and getting rid of the cheap cheesy decorations expanding on the quality ones that they have read more