We stopped by there a lot on the weekends and have breakfast before we go grocery shopping. It's…read morealways good and the people are friendly

We were in town for a baseball tourney and let me tell you there is hardly anywhere to eat in this…read moretown. This place is dirty!!! From the parking lot, to the drive thru and the building. Gross!

Great coffee, great pastries and ice cream available! The lady was very nice, and we enjoyed the…read moreshop.

Holy Smokes! This place is wonderful! I'm not sure what I expected, but was blown away by The…read moreCreamery. Things we really loved were: 1. Very cool atmosphere. Just a cheerful place that put us in a good mood. 2. The food was magnificent, and a great variety of dishes. But what made it extra special was chatting with the owner/chef that was clearly a very talented and seasoned chef. He had the pickiness and knowledge of any fine restaurant I've been to. Including things like... "We own our on dairy cows"... "Glad you like the iced tea, I developed it myself from 4 different blends"... "Our dairy and beef come from our ranch".... 3. As you can imagine, the ice cream was delightful as well! The Creamery is now on our list of "we need to go back there".

This place is really great! I highly recommend going here when you are in mood for great ice cream.read more

From the owner: Since dreaming up the frozen slab technique and serving fresh, homemade, ice cream in-store since…read more1983, Marble Slab Creamery has always known how to dream big. We offer fresh small-batch ice cream, always-free Mix-Ins, decadent Ice Cream Cakes, hand-spun Shakes in a variety of flavors, and hand-rolled Waffle Cones. Find a local shop near you to experience Ice Cream magic. Marble Slab Creamery, where imagination has no limits.

There's just something about Dairy Queen that takes me back to my childhood; chocolate shakes and…read morecheeseburgers can't be topped. The service here is fantastic, even with a full parking lot, you don't have to wait long. The atmosphere is great for everyone; parents and kids enjoy the Dairy Queen break. I must go back!

Amazing staff and service. The Manager went above and beyond to accommodate a large order for our…read morefootball team right at closing time.

Tasty freshly-picked blackberries, homemade peach icecream with crushed peach topping. Friendly!read more

Cheap eats, fast service, Freddy's is a great place for a bite!…read more A recent addition to the Shawnee food scene, the buzz accompanying arrival of this national franchise hasn't worn off yet. Offering summertime cuisine favorites in the tone of a classic American 50's dinner, my only complaint so far is that it can be difficult to find an open seat. While others have commented that the beef patties are puny, I've long been a fan of thin protein, piled high. One of my favorite features of a Freddy's burger is the slight crisp on the thin meat, and when stacked three high (as I do recommend) this crispy texture becomes truly special, providing a unique burger experience compared to the neighboring resident beef slingers. The fries are nicely thin as well, providing excellent potato to salt ratio, and really echoing unified branding rather than skimpy product. And then we come to the Frozen Custard: smooth, creamy, and dreamy. While the menu titles have added more frustration than fun to my life, the product is really good. Again, I don't care what you call it, just hook it up with a medium sized vanilla frozen treat, fast! My attempt at making this order at the drive-thru ended in frustration, when my order-taker accused me of ordering a "concrete" instead of an old-fashion Sunday. Pro tip: "dish" is a single scoop of frozen dessert; "concrete" and "sunday" feature mix-ins. I apologize if this only adds to more confusion, but don't shoot the messenger: this just looks like a poor decision from the corporate marketing team. To recap: chocolate & vanilla frozen custard=good! Confusing product titles=bad! The first review I heard from friends was that "Freddy's is good & cheap," and I would agree, mostly. For a franchise style burger and fries, this location hits the spot with quaint yet updated style. Still, Shawnee has recently become home to one of the better burgers (arguably) of the greater OKC metro, and this only really matters because the price point of Freddy's is so close. But don't let me deter you: visit Freddy's, order a triple "California Style" with grilled onions, and see if it doesn't tickle that special place in your heart that still longs for that loving feel in' of an In-N-Out double-double, animal style, but don't want to drive all the way to Dallas to taste it. Thanks for a good meal Freddy's, and looking forward to more! -AW

Not good enough make the fries more thick and burger more appetizing and that's all. The fries they…read moreare good enough fried but the thing that makes me lose it is the fact that they aren't that thick and I hate that and the burger looks less appetizers when you actually getting the meal

I've never ever heard of this place until today! I was visiting Shawnee and decided to go down the…read moremain food drag in town. I noticed the name and the brightly colored sign and took a u turn so I could check it out! Upon entering I noticed the space is spacious and kinda empty. Maybe they will put some tables and chairs for guest to sit inside. Once I approached the register you see the display of cookies. of course everything looks delicious so I ask the expert (employee) her favorite and she tells me The brookie and a new cookie for Valentine's Day. I order both with 2 cookies being about $9 w/taxes. I couldn't wait to try them so as soon as I got in the car I took a bit from each! So delicious!! It's a great desert spot and I'll stop again and again!

Visited on my their grand opening day! Boy oh boy, they were quite busy!…read more They had a drive thru but we opted to go in stores to get the full experience. Walked in and the staff was so busy we weren't welcomed. No biggie though, I understand. They have only two benches inside so there were customers standing along the walls and sitting on the ground. Wasn't sure where the line started but luckily some nice customers in line showed us where it was. The location offers 6 cookies and 2 special weekly cookies that changes. We ordered a Brookie, which was a brownie-caramel cookie and the stuffed chocolate chip. After 20 minutes, our names were called for our order however, we were told the stuffed chocolate chip would be another 13 minutes as they were in the oven. Soo... we exchanged for the pumpkindoodle since those were already ready. I guess what makes this location different from a regular cookie shop is that they focus on the filling inside the cookie. The Brookie had a thick layer of caramel inside and on top. A super messy cookie but it was very delicious. I'd give it 4/5 as it was very gooey, just wish it was warmer. The pumpkindoodle wasn't my favorite... the outside had a great texture but the inside tasted like pumpkin purée lol. I wished we were able to try their stuffed chocolate chip, it must be good as it seemed to be the most popular! I would like to mention that I understand that it was their grand opening and they were super busy. HOWEVER, seems as though the owner and the manager had to help out and I got an ick seeing their hair wasn't pulled up. DONT COME FOR ME, I LOVE HOW THEYRE HELPING THE EMPLOYEES BUT I wished they had tied their hair along with them. I'd like to give this place a try again but maybe in a few weeks.

Love the pizza, definitely one of the best in town. I usually order online and they have it ready…read morein about 30 minutes.

Their pumps are always broken or super slow. Inside service is great. Good selection. Always has…read morehot slices.

Dirty bathroom. No longer have my wife's childhood memories (homemade fudge). Place has plenty of…read morememorabilia for area, like a tourist stop. Not worth the stop.

We are currently on a road trip across the country. It's me, my two daughters, and my oldest…read moredaughter's boyfriend. We stopped at this location at 10:30 last night (June 14, 2025) because my 16-year-old ate fast food and it did not agree with her tummy. We drove several miles in the dark to find a restroom. After miles and miles in the dark, this place was like a neon beacon in the night. We pulled in and everyone got excited because there was a bathroom and a 24 hour Dunkin. YAY! The 16-year-old went into the women's restroom while the other daughter's boyfriend went into the men's. My daughter and I walked around, laughing and joking about the odd assortment of stuff from the Great Value brand pasta to the assortment of Harry Potter merch and baseball hats. All while stepping over a gaping hole in the floor, mind you. The boyfriend came up to us and said that the bathroom was the most disgusting thing he'd ever seen. There was fecal matter all over the floor and the toilet and the urinal was broken. So I texted my daughter who was in the other bathroom and asked if she was OK; she reported something similar. The bathroom was in a complete state of disarray and she had a family of flies sitting on the broken toilet paper holder watching her go to the bathroom. "I guess they're waiting on the chef to finish cooking their dinner?" At this point, I just went to the Dunkin counter to buy a coffee. An older gentleman, actively blowing his nose, came from the back and asked what he could make for me. NOTHING. Absolutely nothing. The man didn't wash his hands and wanted to make me coffee after just blowing his nose? Gross. So I decided to just get a drink from one of the coolers. But when I open the door, a very sharp odor, like a dog that has been decaying in the middle of the road in late August in southern Georgia, reached out and slapped me. SLAPPED ME FULL IN MY FACE, then shut the door angrily. I asked my daughter and her boyfriend to come over and open that door. My daughter looked at me and asked, "Do they have rotting in corpses in there?" (Cue the theme from STRANGER THINGS.) I looked around at the three patrons in the store at the time to see if they could smell the odor we'd released, and it was like we had walked into the movie Deliverance... or Men in Black. I texted my daughter in the bathroom to make sure she was OK because the concern about sex trafficking became real. She came out, said that she felt like she needed to take a bath in hand sanitizer after being in there. We grabbed some candy and went up to pay. The same man who was blowing his nose behind the Dunkin counter, came around to be the cashier for the gas station, but ask me to wait while he took his medication. He then proceeded to take sinus medication... as he was snorting snot. We quickly left, got in the car, and locked the doors. It felt like an episode of the Twilight Zone. We still haven't opened the candy we got there because we're wondering what kind of curse is in the wrapper. When I say this was the most disturbing experience my family and I have ever had, I'm not kidding. When I say that this is the first time I've ever been somewhere where I thought everyone in the place was a demon or an alien pretending to be a human, that is not hyperbole. This place needs to be reported to health department... possibly the police ... and maybe even the men in black.

Do not go here they run a horrible unsanitary business there ice cream taste like ice it's not…read moreworth it just trust me do not give these people your money

I've been here a few times and have never had a bad experience. The service can be slow at times as…read morerolled ice cream takes a bit to do and they only have the one slab to make it on. Staff have always been friendly, especially the person with the piercings. I usually just get the boba. It's very sweet, so if that's not your thing you may not like it. I love it!