One of the best in the Austin area. The shop is small and cute, you walk in get your pick of so…read moremany different flavors. They also will suggest things to add on (I had no idea) that will just take things over the top! Great product and will have me going back time and time again.

Since we're not from the South Austin area we wanted to try a dessert spot down there while…read morevisiting a friend and he highly recommended La Ola Pop Shop down in Kyle. Luckily for us, his recommendation was spot on as La Ola is a great little ice cream shop with a large variety of different cures to whatever your sweet tooth desires. Parking is pretty accessible as it's in a small strip of stores and restaurants and there's ample outdoor seating as well to take in a nice summer night. The interior of the store is also nice and clean, making you feel like you're in a well run place from the moment you step in. We ordered a banana pudding scoop in a cone and a scoop of the Cookie Monster in a cup. The line here moves pretty quickly which is good so we didn't have to wait long from the moment we entered to the moment we began eating outside. The ice cream was delicious. The banana pudding tastes just as advertised with chunks of Nilla wafer throughout the bites, incredibly spot on. The Cookie Monster also tasted great, essentially a cookies and cream scoop dyed blue, but why not have a bit of fun with it? The whole experience was great and if ice cream isn't your thing they have numerous other options like shakes and ice pops to get you by. The only ding we can think of is that the trash outside was overrunning and looked like it hadn't been changed in hours. Nevertheless, we're very glad we stopped by here to get a sweet treat and would highly recommend it to anyone in the far South Austin/Kyle area looking to cool off on a summer night.

Kathy Moore (Grammy) recently retired and decided that she was going to start up an old-fashioned…read moreIce Cream Truck. And it's fantastic. Who'd have thought that 2014 would mark the year of the Ice Cream Truck coming back to Kyle, Texas? My kids (7 and 10) hadn't really been able to experience the familiar *ding ding* music of an ice cream truck... and we lucked out that Grammy's is the one. She's so fantastic with the kids, and on her Facebook page she'll ask where she should visit... and makes her route up on the fly based on who asks her to come by. And the selection is great. Push-ups, ninja turtles, lemonade ice cream, drumsticks, Choco Tacos... even the old-school "paletas" and raspas that I grew up with in Laredo. If you hear the familiar "Ice Cream Truck song" in Kyle.. chances are you're about to meet Grammy... and it's pretty awesome. Here's the Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/grammystastytreatstx

AMY did such a good job on my cones! They look like plastic toys. And the poop emoji. Thanks Amy…read moreand her cool manager with the hairy chest.

I went to pick up food for my family and all the food was hot and fresh!! Their blizzard was…read moreperfect and the manager Ayrick is always kind,professional and very caring with his community as well! Lockhart Daiey Queen is extremely lucky to have him as a employee.

Brisket Best I have ever had.potato salad and sweet potato better than my Mom's…read more Paul Port Lavaca Tx

The brisket was amazing the sauege wasn't so good coslaw was good dell pickles were so good and the…read morebanana pudding was amazing

I would totally recommend ordering from the app because they always have some type of deal. Today…read moredeal was $.80 scoops and I totally took advantage and got myself three scoops. Ordering in the app is so much quicker and makes it easier to get your order. They have lots of seating options inside and this place does get pretty busy. I just love Baskin-Robbins ice cream and would totally recommend!

We came here over the weekend and enjoyed it. For a Saturday night there wasn't much of a wait,…read morewhich was nice. Their ice cream was delicious! Only four stars instead of five because they were out of cookies & cream ice cream at the time I came by. Vanilla with rainbow sprinkles was solid though. And their staff was very friendly. We would come here again.

Would give more stars but every time I try to go they seem close n never stay true to there opening…read morehours

Food is good and it's a cute place, but they have a bad customer service!! A older lady check us in…read moreshe did not smile and she didn't even great us she just said "what do y'all want" she got my friends orders wrong she was trying to charge for stuff they didn't order. And they don't have the option to do chip so when I asked if she could enter my card manually she told me "no I don't think so" so I was like can you try and she just said no. It's a nice place like i said they just need better customer secure.

Came back again this time with my dog to get him a pup cup. I love that they gave him a free cup of…read morewhipped cream . Same issue with the sticky hot fudge and caramel sauce that made it kind of hard to scoop up (see previous review) but otherwise still very tasty.

My wife and I have been wanted to try Abbott's for a while and glad we made it a stop on our date…read morenight. The location is fantastic in that you have several good options for dinner before dessert. The staff at Abbott's was top notch! Friendly, helpful, and patience with this indecisive old man. The twisters we got were 10/10. Goodbye Dairy Queen, hello Abbott's.

No frills bbq gets a no frills review…read more Brisket was worth the drive. Sausage was ok. The jalapeno sausage seemed to have some other spice like fennel in it too, which was unexpected but good. You enter the building and are immediately in front of the pit and even some open fire. You order your meat from the guys and pay there. Then you can go into the dining room and order sides, or just eat your meat like we did. They aren't kidding when they say "no forks." They just give you knives, but the brisket barely needs a knive.

A Lockhart classic that's been around for ages as a true OG. While in town to visit Barb's B-Q, my…read morebuddy and I stepped out of line briefly for a quick trip to Smitty's. The firewood sits on the ground as you walk in as a part of their open-fire cooking style bringing smoke into the brick pits. These new school smokers don't do it like Smitty's. As we walked in at 10:30, there was no line. We asked for the simplest order. A single slice of brisket and a single slice of turkey. It was about $12 all in. As we sat down with one of the 4 pieces of butcher paper for 2 slices of meat, I noticed that there are no forks at Smitty's. Just knives. We got to work. The turkey was fantastic. Barbecue turkey is honestly an underrated concept and their turkey was juicy, soft, and would change any Thanksgiving meal to one for the history books. I was extremely disappointed in the slice of brisket though. It was extremely chewy like plastic. Decently seasoned but not tender at all. Probably a bit undercooked. It was worth visiting for the experience, especially to get a picture next to the fire pit, which one of the people on staff was nice enough to take for us. As we walked out, we noticed tons of their awards and recognitions. It's cool to give a classic originator of Texas barbecue a hat tip like we did. RIYL: The originators or fire on the floor