Wow....admitted .ice cream snob here. Highly recommend the Dairy Barn. Would start with the Cherry…read moreVanilla!

Our favorite ice cream place to stop after a trip to Bald Eagle St Park. Everything made on site…read more Family owned. Cash only

Ice Shack is the perfect location for your soft serve and pretzel craving. With plenty of flavor…read moreoptions for both, you'll definitely want to come back. I enjoyed my soft serve vanilla with peanut buttercup and cinnamon & sugar pretzel. The pretzel has this amazing butter that works with the sweetness. We appreciate the sweet service and great pricing. Can't wait for my next visit before the season ends.

5 STARS FOR SOFT PRETZELS!!! You have now entered PRETZEL…read moreHEAVEN. . . WOW! Sink, your teeth into one of their FRESHLY made, WARM, buttery, soft pretzels (or sticks) and you just might HOWL AT THE MOON! A clean, family friendly place that even has a small play area! They ARE BUSY and I was told that ordering at the outside window is the 'fastest'. Yes, it WAS lickety split! We didn't try the ice cream (cuz we were on a 'pretzel' mission) but I understand it's also VERY good! This DEFINITELY is worth experiencing!

Food was good as always!! Nice place and off my beaten path!! Ordered ahead and our food was ready…read moreby the time we got there. We'll be back again.

Best Ice cream ever and great service from Wyatt!! Definitely recommend if you're in the area!!read more

This was our first trip here for some ice cream. The place was crazy busy but we got through the…read moreline quickly. Ice creams and coffee were all amazing and we even got 2 half gallons to take home. Great indoor and outdoor seating areas.

We visited the old mill creamery to check out of they had anything unique. The price of a pint is…read morealmost close to two scoops, so got a pint of black raspberry after trying out some samples. The unique flavor is called teaberry but I would advise everyone to please skip it, my mouth took a while to recover.

I have lived within 30 miles of Leo's Homemade Ice Cream for the majority of my life... and somehow…read morenever knew it existed. Which, honestly, feels like a personal failure at this point. When my Friday night post-dinner dessert plans fell apart, Leo's popped up as a backup option -- and what a plot twist that turned out to be. We arrived around 7:15pm on what was easily the nicest Friday evening of the year so far, and the place was PACKED. Line out the door, people everywhere, full-on "this must be good" energy. But here's the impressive part -- the line moved FAST. Before I knew it, I was inside trying to make one of life's hardest decisions: choosing a flavor. Leo's offers a huge variety of homemade ice cream flavors, and you can tell they take pride in having something for everyone. From classic favorites to more creative options -- and even a sugar-free vanilla option -- there's a ton to choose from. I genuinely stood there for a minute just taking it all in. I ultimately went with a kid's dish of S'mores, and WOW...this was easily one of the best S'mores ice creams I've ever had. Super creamy, perfectly balanced, and packed with flavor. The graham cracker, chocolate, and marshmallow all showed up exactly how they should -- no one ingredient overpowering the others. Just smooth, nostalgic, campfire-in-a-bowl perfection. Also, can we talk about value for a second? $3.50 for a kid's dish? In this economy?! Absolutely worth it. One of the biggest surprises, though, was the space itself. There's plenty of on-site parking, and out back is a huge picnic area with tables, chairs, and even a covered patio. It's the kind of setup that makes you want to linger -- not just grab ice cream and go. Total summer evening vibes. And I have to give a quick shoutout to something I deeply appreciate: their hours. Leo keeps it simple -- open every day from 12pm to 9pm. No guessing, no seasonal "are they open today?" confusion, no wonky schedule to keep track of. Just consistent, reliable ice cream access, which I respect immensely. Now that I know Leo's exists, it's officially in my regular rotation. I already have a mental list of flavors I need to go back and try (including that sugar-free vanilla, because now I'm curious), and I can absolutely see myself spending warm evenings out back enjoying more of Leo's frozen goodness. Better late than never, I guess -- but wow, have I been missing out.

Great ice cream and great shop with lots of indoor seating with large outside pavilion and garden.read more

Really cute ice cream stand with spacious patio (decorated perfectly for fall) and kind employees -…read morethe girls working while we were there were super efficient with getting orders out quickly! Yummy ice cream of course but would love to come back to try some food! They offer an expansive menu

Wow! Well worth the drive off the beaten path into downtown Reedsville. Hand dipped ice creams are…read moreHousemade. I enjoyed a Biscoff cookie butter milkshake, Reedsville King smash burger and cheese curds. Everything was delicious, fresh, and a perfect lunch. Service was friendly and fast. Highly recommended!!!

Don't think about the calories. Think about eating some of the best ice cream you have ever had…read more You can't go wrong with any flavor. From Arboretum Breeze with mint, chocolate, and raspberries to Shaver's Creek Bittersweet Mint, every scoop is delicious. The prices are reasonable, the service is efficient, and the experience is part dessert, part tradition, and part nostalgia. For a Penn State alum, its a required ritual when in town.

Pretty easy to rate, slam dunk. This in campus ice cream shop is a wonderful treat, pun intended…read more Get in the perpetual line, pay $6 for a bowl (can get cones too) move to the station for bowls, flavors listed, get ample serving of the best ice cream you might imagine. Straightforward Death by Chocolate lives (pun intended) up to its hyperbolic greatness. The coconut Happy Happy Joy Joy is a refreshing delight. Good value for the cost. Organized. Good idea: every table has a container of wet wipes. Ice cream drips, exuberance in kids make messes, sticky tables ensue, wet wipes being handy is smart. Keeps tables useable.

The ice cream was great! It was obvious to us that they are using a top of the line ice cream…read morerecipe and/ or mixture. A clear indication that something good is being served is the number of cars parked in the lot. The parking lot was full of cars and people. We will be back.

Jacks Mountain Freeze was a nice refreshing stop after a hike…read more Jacks is right on the side of the road heading north. I pulled into the parking lot and it was almost full on a hot Saturday afternoon. There was a line that took about five minutes until I ordered, which was perfect because it gave me enough time to look over the menu and decide on what I was going to order. I ended up with a small vanilla dish with sprinkles, the small at Jacks would be considered a large at other creamy whips. Next time I am hiking in the area, I will definitely stop at Jacks.

I've been coming to 3B Ice Cream in Duncannon since I was a kid, and it's long overdue that I sing…read moreits praises. Ice cream is one of my favorite summertime activities, and 3B is an annual tradition. They always have plenty of trusty standbys along with rotating new flavors, so there's truly something for everyone. Parking is available on-site (though limited), ordering is done at a walk-up window, and while there's no indoor seating, a few picnic tables outside make it easy to enjoy your treat on the spot. They also sell quarts of their flavors to take home--which is a major win. On this visit, I went for their seasonal Pumpkin Caramel Walnut Sundae and oh my goodness--it was heaven in a dish. I ordered the kid size and it was still huge! For $5, I gladly accepted the challenge of finishing it. Pumpkin ice cream, a generous drizzle of warm caramel, a thick layer of wet walnuts, all topped with whipped cream and a cherry. It was the perfect way to ease into fall without breaking the bank. 3B's is a true Central PA staple for good reason: consistently delicious ice cream, consistently reasonable prices, and consistently happy customers. A must-stop spot if you're in the area.

This place serves great ice cream and their blueberry sundae which is packed with fresh berries and…read moreyour choice of soft serve or hard ice cream is amazing. If you're in the Duncannon or Harrisburg area you should definitely try it.

Stopped here for a cold treat after a long day of tournaments…read more Got here right before the rush hit. When you walk to the front door, there's a sign that directs you to enter from the left side of the building. The front doors are where you exit from. Upon entering, there's an unusual smell. It's not the ice cream or a sweet smell, kinda of an irritating chemical smell. Not sure if that's common here but it was distinct. This place does have over a dozen or so flavors as one time. Toppings are available and cost extra. Portions are not consistent. The small dish of ice cream was packed to the brim of the dish while the large ice cream dish showed each small scoop that was put in it. The patrons behind me ordered small dishes of ice cream too and those portions I would have considered to be a large. Even they questioned it being a small. There is some seating inside but it gets cluster very fast since there's a line of people standing in line to order. We took our ice cream back to our hotel since it was a short drive down the road. Staff was not friendly. The only reason I gave it 3 stars was the convenience of there being ice cream near the hotel and both my husband and son liked it. This place sells ice cream, milk, cheeses and ice cream cakes.

Best source for quality fresh milk products. A real treat to…read moreget milk in recycled glass bottles. Their locally made ice cream is top quality and its ice cream counter and tables is a strong draw for local families. Old-fashioned dairy outlet, right next to farm, is tough to beat, including energetic youthful servers.