If you love ice cream, this is the place for you. Their high quality ice cream comes in many…read moreflavors, all named after figures of the American Revolution. I like that they have some lesser known ones, such as James Armistad and Deborah Sampson. They also offer drinking chocolate so thick and rich it's like drinking a melted candy bar. They have a fun founding father's theme and the employees dress up. The lines are long but move fast.

First time here. The ice cream was good but rather expensive for a simple treat. The price wouldn't…read morebother me if the offered malts. A founding father themed ice cream shop without an old time malt doesn't make a lot of sense.

Husband loves loves loves this place. So many delicious options!…read more Note: Online it shows they also have sugar free options but none were available when we went. Worst case- eat the sugar and have joy!

Really enjoyed my visit to Handel's! I tried the Money Business flavor, and it was absolutely…read moredelicious. I also really like that they let you sample different flavors before deciding, which is a great touch when there are so many options to choose from. The place can get pretty busy, but the ice cream is definitely worth trying. My only complaint is that it's a little on the expensive side, but the quality and flavor are excellent. I'll definitely be back to try some of the other flavors!

What a lovely ice-cream shop! This place was a lifesaver after we had the absolute worst dinner…read morewe've had in years up the block at Sportelli's. At least we ended the night on a good note! If you get the ``jar'' size, you get a nice classy mason jar with a handle to take home. It was such a good portion, three of us were easily able to split it: 16oz of biskoff ice cream, nutella/sprinkle rim, and freshly baked brownie that they cut from their tray and placed up top. It wasn't crazy expensive either, maybe around $17 with tip, which for a dessert so massive and satisfying that a party of 3 can split it, it was really reasonably priced. The clerks were also really cool and helpful. After we finished eating, they even traded us our sticky empty jar for a clean one, so that we could take it home without getting the car all gross lol. Much appreciated! Definitely would go back any time in Provo.

Tried Twisted Cow and got Coconut Pistachio and Fudge Chocolate in pints. They're doing BOGO on…read moreselected pints, which is a nice bonus if you're looking to stock up or share. The Coconut Pistachio didn't have much pistachio flavor--mostly coconut--but it was still refreshing. The Fudge Chocolate was the standout for me: rich, smooth, and satisfying without being overly sweet. One thing I really appreciate is that you get to sample flavors before buying. It's super helpful if you're indecisive or just curious about something new. I went around 5 on a Saturday, and thankfully it wasn't crowded, so I didn't feel rushed. The server was super friendly and helpful--patient with questions and generous with samples, which made the experience even better. Inside, they've got some games on the tables, which adds a fun, laid-back vibe. It's a great spot for date nights or casual hangouts. I'd definitely come back to try more flavors, especially if the BOGO deal is still going.

The good was that the ice cream was fine. That's about it…read more The servers did not smile a single time to all seven of our party. They had like 10 flavors and most of them were sold out. One person in our party asked for a waffle cone and was completely ignored. Someone asked for one size and was given the opposite. The place was very messy and the tables were all wobbly and dirty. Would not recommend. They also had their open sign turned off and they had another three hours of being open.

Coldstone is a chain but you can expect excellent ice cream that isn't cheap. Stopped in for a…read morebirthday cake that is halve the size of any grocery store. Sorry no pictures as the evidence was eaten quickly before it could melt. If you want good quality ice cream this is the place to go.

Carson and Laura and Caroline at Brookers Ice Cream were amazing! Super friendly service and the…read moreice cream was incredible. Definitely one of the best spots I've been to -- highly recommend! Laura recommended cotton candy it was sooooo good I love history of America

Great flavors -- chocolate brownie (Give me chocolate or give me death) is bomb and love the…read moretexture of the ice cream. Service was nice and the vibe is colonial.

Customer service was great. I ordered a churro doughnut and was excited about it, however, it fell…read moreapart and it did not taste good at all. So I wouldn't get that. But rest of our order was good. There were a bunch of youngsters working. They were totally cool.

The service was very slow. We waited in the drive thru for 20 minutes…read more The treats we got tasted delicious. I got a kid sized coconut custard. It was a perfect sized treat.

Some of the best ice cream in the valley. So creamy!! They have such good flavors too and I like…read morethat they have flavors of the month to mix things up. The muddy buddy is my personal fav. The chocolate ice cream is rich and creamy. The muddy buddy chunks and peanut butter chunks add so much texture and are delicious!! I need one in AF area!!

My first time trying Rockwell ice cream and it was 10/10. All the ice cream flavors sounded so…read moregood, but my friends and I settled on Biscoffi, Strawberries and Cream, and Rockwell Road. The Strawberries and Cream and Rockwell Road were good, but the Biscoffi was phenomenal. If you love biscoff cookies this is the icecream for you! Every bite had the perfect amount of biscoff flavor without it being too overwhelming. The strawberries and cream flavor was fresh and fruity, and surprisingly was very light. The Rockwell Road was not as interesting as the menu made it seem. It tasted like rich dark chocolate icecream, but still solid nevertheless. I was afraid it might've been three heavy choices, but they were all delicious. The only downside is that I hate how they pile one flavor on top of the next, so you have to work through one layer/flavor before getting to the next. Next time, I'll just be getting the Biscoffi alone. Service was fast and this place was packed at 10pm at night. They have a small seating area inside, but my friends and I just took ours to go.

Food is really good. Good quality. made fresh to order. satisfied with each visit. i refuse to add…read moremore characters to summarize review

I haven't been to Glade's since I was a kid and there's probably a good reason why. I stopped there…read morewith my boyfriend for a treat and it was quite the experience as an adult. I was able to park out front pretty easy but backing out onto the busy street was not my favorite thing to do in the dark. There is some parking past the light on the right, I wish I knew that beforehand. The little building is chock full of charm, definitely one of those hole in the wall places that has been around forever. That being said, I didn't find their menu easy to read. It was all over the place and when I looked it up online, it was better but still kind of hard. To order, one of the girls waves you over to one of two windows and takes your order, but doesn't have you pay immediately and when you do get to pay, you don't see the card being charged right in front of you, it's whisked away to the back. So you awkwardly wait around until she calls you over with a very polite "hey you". She will then give you your items one by one as they are ready. So while one person finishes their shake, the next one starts on theirs and if you order fries, it's going to take an extra 30 minutes of waiting out in whatever weather. But they do have white sauce, so that is a point in their favor! I was excited to have my guy try this place and he didn't think it was all that great and I had to agree with him. Our food was fine. The experience was the letdown. Oh and the spoon cut up the sides of my mouth!

I love the thick shakes, crispy fries and my favorite is their pastrami burger. Everyone raves…read moreabout the onion rings and they looked huge, but I am not N onion guy.

We had a coupon come in the mail and I was quite enamored with the idea of a P.O.G. (Passion Orange…read moreGuava) shake so we finally made the trip after staring at the mailer for the last two weeks. The location is very tucked away and the parking lot kinda wonky. There was a sign on the door saying "use the other door" and the other side to this double door also had a sign which was hard to make out from the car so we trekked to the door on the north side by the drive through only to find out it was locked. So we went back to the double door and saw that the hand written paper sign said "use this door" but due to the one tiny bit of tape holding it up and the action of opening the door caused it to flip and not be read properly. The location is so new it almost has that "brand new car smell", it had good signage, plenty of seating and a great retro vibe. We loved the stars on the ceiling! We only wished that the photo of the original location mentioned where it was and that when you sat at the horseshoe table with the individual diner seats that you wouldn't sink so low that your chin was at the table height. When we went to order the boy taking our order had no customer service. No enthusiasm. No hello. Just deadpanned one syllable responses. The shop was empty-there was no rush or need to be rude. We ordered 3 shakes: brownie, heath and my POG. We were pleasantly shocked how large their regular was and the creaminess of the ice cream but the brownie and POG were disappointing. My sister thought her brownie was another heath or chocolate chip because the brownie was so dry. My POG shake had the barest hint of a floral tropical flavor. Will we be back? Maybe, if only to try their pastrami burger.