Great spot with a cool 'old school' soda shop vibe. Super menu with so many delicious choices,…read morefriendly folks, and a nice place to browse for that out of the ordinary gift. Always a favorite stop while on the square!

My wife and I were visiting Glen Rose, TX for the first time and Shoo-Fly Soda Shop was highly…read morerecommended by so many as we were building out our itinerary for the weekend. Everyone was RIGHT. We had a wonderful experience at this Soda Shop and our taste buds just cannot forget the delicious shakes we had here. On one side of the restaurant is a small, old school diner-style seating area, and on the other is miscellaneous merchandise for sale. It was colorful, lively and the aroma of ice cream and waffle cones was overwhelmingly good. The staff behind the counter were so nice to us and shared their recommendations. I decided to order the "Raspberry Nutella Shake." It was exactly what it sounds like--ice cream, raspberry, and Nutella all in one. SO. DELICIOUS. I highly recommend it. It was creamy, sweet, and just perfect. It came topped with whipped cream and a cherry. We cannot wait to come back the next time we're in town and also can't wait to tell our friends and family who would go to Glen Rose to make sure they make a stop here! Thank you Shoo-Fly!!

The yogurt is delicious but the customer service ruined my experience. The lady at the checkout…read morethat had headphones in the whole time was extremely rude and embarrassingly horrible customer service.

the costumer service was the worst I've ever experienced. we got to the store an hour before they…read moreclose and as we were getting out of the car we saw one of the workers walk over and lock the door right in front of us. after we got back in the car we called to ask why they are closing early and dolce ( the workers name) rudely said "bye" and then hung up when we were simply just asking a question about why they are closing and hour early. We will never be going back there again do to the poor treatment they give to their customers.

Great selection of modern and vintage sweets. Service was okay, not the friendliest, but nothing…read morebad. Overall, it feels like a nostalgic throwback, certainly worth your time to check it out if you're in Granbury.

The candy/novelty shop is cute and usually has friendly staff. They have selections that may be…read moredifficult to find elsewhere. 3/5 stars today because the prices are exorbitant. See, pictured, a $13.13 bag of sour morsels. I'm all about supporting local, but this seemed over the top.

Everything is fabulous. High quality food, wine and deserts. Everything is made fresh, pasta…read moregelatos and more!

Awesome little find in Brownwood. Definitely doesnt have the feel you are in Brownwood when you go…read moreinto the little shop attached to a restaurant. I had the orange honey fig and it was possibly the best thing Ive ever taken a bite of. I had my college golf team with me. Players from all over the world, one of which spent last summer in Rome and he said the gelato was very comparable. If you find yourself in Brownwood and need a sweet treat skip the Sonic and go the Turtle!!!!!!

Tried to come in at 3:30 on a Saturday. Workers present but door locked and sign off…read more Disappointed.

We love this place for a root beer float, burger & fries (great fries) or breakfast. Service is…read morealways good

The Sweetest Little Shop With the Most Dangerous Cupcakes…read more I thought I was popping in to grab a few cupcakes "for my neighbors." Yeah... that was a lie I told myself. These cupcakes are ridiculously good. They look like they belong in a magazine and taste even better. I started with the Death by Chocolate--because obviously--and it was everything I hoped for. Then I tried the banana cream... and suddenly I was in trouble. At that point I just gave up pretending and inhaled the rest. Zero regrets. If you have even a shred of self-control, get the mini cupcakes. They give you that perfect little taste and might help you avoid eating the ones you bought as gifts. (No promises.) Run, don't walk. Your sweet tooth will thank you.

A wonderful fun shop that gives Baka (grandma) Mom and Dad a place where being creative making…read moredesserts together make yum! And good Memories. Devin our host was fabulous in helping us taste and find our favorite. Thank you!

There is something different about this Braum's…read more After 35 years in the metroplex, I'm very familiar with Braum's as a restaurant and a grocery spot. We love Braum's milk for its flavor (exactly the same after the A2 switch, btw!) and improved nutrient profile. We love being able to run in and grab a couple of essentials from the grocery section (although we miss when they used to hand you milk gallons out of the drive-through window--ancient history, right?!). We enjoy the burgers and the thick crinkle-cut fries, and we adore the ice cream, which is the absolute best bang for your buck in addition to being excellent. But one thing we have never, ever loved about Braum's is the service. Typically, Braum's hires a bunch of teens and older folks who seem like they'd rather be anywhere else. I have considered shoplifting gallons of milk before for the way I've been ignored standing at the checkout for minutes and minutes. If they would team up with Chick-fil-A for employee training, they could run the ice cream world. But there's something different about this location! The people who served our family were HAPPY. They SMILED. They got our orders right and they seemed genuinely happy to have us there. I came back to the counter after we got our food and was immediately tended to cheerfully, then while I waited another employee asked if I had been helped. I was almost speechless. This is far and away the best service I have ever had at a Braum's. Not only did I jump on Yelp and drop a five-star rating asap, but I also spoke to the shift leader to tell him what a good thing they have going here. I'm so glad for the chance to say something positive about our family favorite burger joint! Other Braum's locations should take notes!

This place has delicious food. And the staff is friendly even though they are super busy. The only…read morethat thing that needs attention is the ceiling tiles. They are disgusting looking.

I found myself stranded in Dublin for a few days when my vehicle decided to break down. First…read moreorder of business was to find lodging and a place to eat. Can't tell you the last time I ate at a Dairy Queen, but it was every bit as good as I remember growing up in a small country town. (There was a Dairy Queen there where I would eat on occasion when the family wanted to dine out for the day.) The staff was very accomodating upon my initial visit when all I wanted was a cold beverage and a place to gather my thoughts. Wanting to make my visit worth their while, I did eventually order lunch. (The chicken finger basket.) The food was hot and delicious! Whether you live in Dublin or simply passing through, please consider eating here.

Ok, we have all tolerated slow service here for a while. I came at 8:30, on taco Tuesday, for…read moretacos. They close at 9:30. I was the only one in drive through. Had to pull around because it would be a while. Then I witnessed the employees chilling in the seating area. On their phone. Having a great time. Not worrying about getting my food that I already paid for out in a timely manner. Who the heck manages this place these days? This is absurd. Honestly if this was the first time, I wouldn't be writing this. This is however a know. Shame on me for not placing the order 30 min ahead by phone. We say it jokingly to do so. Unfortunately, that is the reputation that this place has come to be known by and they accept it. Maybe, the best thing for everyone to do, is stop coming here. Maybe they either shut down, or get their shit together. But this is uncalled for and unacceptable. "The generation of employee" is Crap. The inability of a leader to set a standard and motivate is the truth. Would love to speak to manager and or operator of this place to give some advice. Hate seeing this place go under. James would be ashamed. Unfortunately, if you are looking for a place tk eat, this is not one I'd recommend.

The agua frescas are so delicious!! The tostadas could use a little bit more lettuce but over all…read morethey're good

Stopped by for some ice cream on our trip, and while the ice cream itself was delicious and the…read moredrive-thru was super convenient, the experience left a bad taste in our mouths-literally and figuratively. We ordered two waffle cones, which were advertised as $3.75 each. However, when we got our total, it came out to $10.70. Confused, we asked about the discrepancy, and the staff casually said, "Oh, that's just tax." But after doing the math (8.25% combined state and city tax), that just didn't add up-it should've been $0.61 in tax, not nearly $3 more. We went back in to get clarification, only to be told that the cone prices had recently increased by $1 each. Even with that adjustment, the math still didn't work. It feels like they're just making up numbers and overcharging customers, which is incredibly frustrating. It's a shame because we're in town all week and had planned to come back nightly, but after this experience, we won't be returning at all. I hate to say it, but it feels like they're stealing money from people. Proceed with caution if you decide to stop by!

The Hubby and I were on date night continuing our "Eating the Alphabet" around the DFW area (check…read moreus out on YouTube: HowWeDoHWD), and even though it was chilly outside, we couldn't resist stopping by Melt on Magnolia in Fort Worth. The moment I walked in, I was greeted by a warm, sunshine-filled space that smelled absolutely divine--fresh, homemade waffle cones baking and filling the room with happiness. The staff welcomed us with genuine smiles and even offered samples (yes please!), which made choosing a flavor both fun and deliciously difficult. After a few tastes, I landed on Sweet Cream and Cookie Crush--and wow. The sweet cream was classic and comforting, instantly reminding me of my grandmother's homemade ice cream. The cookie crush brought bold flavor: rich, house-made dark chocolate cookies folded into salty vanilla ice cream. The perfect balance of sweet, salty, and indulgent. Pros: Warm and happy aesthetic, heavenly cone smells, and super friendly staff. Cons: The inside is a bit small with limited seating--but during warmer days, the outdoor patio offers plenty of space to enjoy your scoop. I will absolutely be returning to Melt. It's cozy, nostalgic, and full of flavor--definitely worth the stop, no matter the weather.

Delicious. Went with the fam while visiting the Stockyards. It was hot and the longhorns had just…read morefinished walking down main st. We went right away and there was a small line which took ~5mins. Well worth it. I got the peanut butter explosion in a waffle cone. It was good. Staff were very nice and professional as well as patient with the little ones. Easy 5.