Maybe it's because the older I get the more bougie I become, but KOPP's is far & away my fave place…read moreto get this decadent treat which absolutely provides no help in me maintaining my girlish figure. Flavors are fun & inventive! Some I need to apply my phonics training in order to pronounce. I even get my pitmix a plain burger and so he now begs for KOPPS as well. I enjoyed the story of all the CUSTARD KINGS/QUEENS helping one out when their store burnt down. Solidarity!

Delicious. I mean puts every other "custard" I have had to shame…read more This was a place that I was gonna visit on our trip to Wisconsin one way or the other but because it's not quite centrally located downtown, it would have to be a little bit of a finagling fortunately, it was basically right on the way to Madison so with a quick stop at around 11 AM we pulled over for some custard. GF didn't even want to get out of CAR. Can you believe it? If she had then I might've had some assistance and what kind of custard to get but I panicked and felt went out. You can't go wrong with the original so I just went with original vanilla but there was something else that intrigued me and now I will never know. Not to say the original vanilla wasn't absolutely fantastic and completely worth it. Creamy, not too sweet but just sweet enough. Very affordable and worth every fucking penny. I would put my face in it but I don't know how that would go for my skin.

First time here. We stopped in after lunch to get a frozen dessert…read more Food: The place has an excellent selection of frozen yogurts, with lots of interesting choices. I ended up getting the Gelato Cake Batter and Southern Caramel Pecan. The others in our group came up with their own amazing combinations. The counter with all the toppings was well stocked and organized, making it easy to put together whatever combination you wanted. I grabbed a bunch of different toppings, with most of my choices somehow involving chocolate. All three of our cups ended up filled with an assortment of yummy ingredients. Service: There was one employee there who seemed to be taking care of customers while also keeping the serving and dining areas clean. I would say they were efficient, but not especially chatty or friendly. Atmosphere: The place is well designed. It's easy to figure out the process for making your own dessert, and there are lots of different areas for sitting. Big windows let in plenty of natural light and make the space feel open and inviting. One thing that really stood out was the number of signs mentioning that the premises are being monitored by cameras. Even in the bathroom, there was a sign saying that if teenagers are suspected of vandalism, the cameras may be used to identify them. It made me wonder if this location has been dealing with issues involving younger customers. There wasn't any trouble while we were there, but all of the signs definitely made an impression. Overall, this is a good place to go for a delicious frozen yogurt treat. I would definitely come back and try another dishful.

I love Smart Cow! I've visited a number of times since I was a kid. Absolutely love every visit…read more The inside is very bright and cozy and my favorite part is the trivia shown on the tv all day every day. You can go in, get some fro yo and sit and do some trivia! Or even take to go. They change their flavors around. My absolute favorite is the cookies n cream mixed with cake batter. I love how the machines have pre mixed flavor or you can mix whatever flavors of your choice. They also frequently have a dole pineapple flavor very similar (better in my opinion) to the famous dole whip sold at Disney. It's self serve and there's a number of toppings from cereal, gummies, cookie doughs, and sauces like peanut butter, marshmallow, caramel and hot fudge. Pricing is based on the weight, at the register you weigh your fro yo(s) and pay based on the weight. Not sure what the prices is per ounce but I paid $4.98 for a medium sized cup (the green cup shown in the picture). I also love how portions of their proceeds (or all I'm not sure) on Tuesdays are donated to selected local schools. Give it a visit if you're in the area, you surely won't regret it.

First time here. Came here after seeing a movie. It's in a strip mall with some other shops…read more There are inside tables for groups of 4. The walls and decor are bright and cheery. There's a spot towards the back for an instagram shot. They offer shakes, cones, and their signature Bubble Waffle Cones. It was around 8:30 pm, and there were a few other people there, and they were waiting in line to order. Unfortunately, there was only one person working and he was doing his best to keep up. After a bit of a wait, we were able to order. The employee did a great job of not showing his frustration and getting to everyone as fast as he could. We ordered a double waffle cone and a Biscoff Bubble Waffle Cone. They were out of the cardboard holder for the Bubble Waffle Cone, so that ended up being made in a plastic to-go box. The Bubble Waffle Cone all get made fresh, and the ice cream sits on top, and is able to get soft from the warm waffle. He did a nice presentation in the to-go container. It was delicious. Ended up taking more time than it should, but it was very tasty (thanks Omar).

Babes is a huge spacious waffle cafe with ample sitting and awesome hangout vibes! I got their…read morestrawberry chocolate bubble waffle with Ferrero bites added and it was so good! Will definitely come again!

First time here. We had dinner down the street and decided that we needed to have some ice cream…read morefor dessert. We were on our way to "The Chocolate Factory", and then saw a sign for RJ's. Decided to give it a try, and we were not disappointed. RJ's is not on the street, but tucked away in the Mill Place building, which holds other businesses. It has a few tables on the outside patio and more seating inside. Inside, you'll first notice a brightly colored area displaying different candies. The ice cream counter is toward the rear of the store. They serve Cedar Crest ice cream. Not a large collection, but we found some of our favorites. Got a friendly greeting from the young woman behind the counter. We got a mix of different items. I got a double scoop in a sugar cone, and others got a hot fudge sundae and a Cream Soda Float (Sprecher brand). While with limited ice cream selection, it was a very good experience.

Sunday sweet treat at RJ Ice Cream! Great visit and tasty ice cream for reasonable prices. Options…read moreto sit inside or outside, with plenty of spots. Super kid friendly too with quick and friendly service.

I love this place. The staff is always friendly and helpful. I'd like to give a shout out to a…read morespecific team member who goes by the name of T. I can only describe him as a Tall, Charismatic, and Handsome asian man. He usually works at the topping window. I will be coming back to see him and get the cake batter flavor with graham cracker crumbs, hot fudge, and cookie dough. I'm giving 5 stars because I can't give 10 stars :(

Self-serve and they have different flavors to choose from each day. Some toppings are served by the…read morestaff, but overall it's a really fun spot to build your own froyo!

Good selection of items to pick from Service is awesome…read morewhich most of the employees are high school and some college students Outdoor seating mainly from late spring until late fall

One of the best in MKE!…read more It's completely worth any hype someone might give them! They have one of the best waffle cones out and also offer a nice array of flavors. They are so willing to help you try different flavors until you find the right one! In addition, the ice cream is so fresh and creamy making there ice cream one of my favorites in the city! So on a nice day worth sitting outside on their patio and enjoying a nice ice cream from joy!

I definitely recommend! Everything we ordered was beyond delicious, the only bummer is that the…read morepickle fries aren't necessarily spicy, just a tad bit salty. Customer service was immaculate. I was greeted with a smile and everyone was very welcoming. Overall, the vibe of the place is very comforting and was very clean.

Jumbo buns, tiny burgers…read more I feel bad for burger joints as they are getting squeezed by the meat packers for no good reason other than they can get away with raising prices as high as they want (and no amount of can-grade ground meat anonymously imported from who knows where is going to help...if anything that is more a reason not to buy burgers or ground beef unless you know the source) . Considering beef prices are not coming down anytime soon, if ever, I think Murf's need to address the situation better than just slapping a small, dry, overcooked burger on a huge bun. For example, drop the tiny Single and Double patty menu items (you're only going to disappoint diners) and go with a Jumbo and Junior burger instead. Get a smaller bun for the Junior and don't overcook the meat. Then double the patty size for the Jumbo (one big patty is less likely to get overcooked and more satisfying to bit into - think Oscar's). They also need to deliver quality and value where they can afford to do it. There is no reason that the fries are undercooked and under-seasoned. The condiments are mediocre, and the custard thin. We still cleaned out plates, but the table was unanimous that we will go elsewhere next time because so many other burger joints deliver higher quality and value overall.

Fun outing. You get what you come for! Custard. I got a cone of strawberry and butter pecan. The…read morestrawberry is smooth, as there are no chunks in it. The butter pecans flavoring was rich. The pecans itself are an experience. The line wasn't short, but me and my family moved through pretty fast. Ordering was quick. You just keep an eye out for your order, since it doesn't sound like they call out orders. The window paneling that allows you to see everything inside is neat. There is no outdoor seating or tables, so your car or just hanging out is the way to go. prices seemed like a great deal.

When I was in town visiting a couple years back, I was looking for food items. I definitely had to…read moretry when I was here. Yes I'm a full on tourist and I like to do touristy things, especially when it comes to food. This place has the feel of a place that's been around for a very long time and a beloved institution. The people here are friendly as can be and just the whole vibe and ordering styles are like an old school dinette or drive-through. Of course, I ordered the custard here. And when I took my first bite, I had an epiphany moment where I felt like I haven't really truly tried frozen custard before. So delicious and such a reasonable price for delicious treat. When I left, I was thinking to myself how lucky the folks of Milwaukee are to have places like this in their neighborhood.

Nice Wisconsin spring weather brought us to Lee's Dairy Treat for some soft serve, and it did not…read moredisappoint. The mint and cherry hard shell were definitely grandkid-approved! A perfect simple stop to enjoy a treat and soak up the sunshine. Always a classic.

This place has awesome soft serve. Lots of choices such as cones, sundaes, etc. I took a chance on…read moretrying a burger & fries. All I can say is don't make the same mistake I did. I had to throw the burger away. It was $6 for a single cheeseburger. It was thicker than a McDonalds patty but not like Culver's or Oscars or Kopps. It was about 6" round. It was like the patty was microwaved & thrown on a bun. Definitely not made on a grill. Didn't toast the buns in butter. It was terrible. The fries are the skinny fries & just aren't very appealing. They were $3.25 I think & it's a small size of fries. They tasted like fries but McDonalds etc has better fries. I won't ever order food from here again. But I will go back for the soft serve - that is delicious. A small twinkle coat cone is $3.25 so a little costly but it's excellent. The order process is odd. You order at the small window (there is only one window to order from), no one takes your name or collects money after you order. You stand around & wait for your order. When it's ready they push it out the window but don't call a name & hope you are watching for it so you walk up to the small window & pay. Which makes it awkward because now you are holding a cone or sundae while trying to pay. Not too efficient. There are about 5 seats at a counter inside that you can sit at if you so choose. Not sure if the counter is covered by the same cashier managing the window but I think only 2 people are ever working. Go for the soft serve. Don't buy any food. Enjoy!

I hadn't had lunch today and I thought that I would do something a little different and going to…read moreget a bowl of something cold and sweet would definitely be different. So this would my first visit to a CSC so I didn't know what their deal was and I noticed trays of different flavor of cold goodness and tons of toppings to add to them. I ordered the founders favorite thinking that the pecans, brownie, carmel and fudge would be sprinkled on top of my ice cream bowl and you also get one topping to add so I got a peanut butter cup. To my surprise they actually put all the ingredients on a board and hand mix it all together and then put it in your base of choice. I don't go out for ice cream often but I will say that this was so awesome and it hit the spot for something cold and sweet.

I know it's a minimum wage position, but can't they hire employees that at least like interacting…read morewith other human? They couldn't be more rude if they tried.