Ice cream was good. They have a pretty good menu. Nice sitting area in the back. I do wish they had…read morereal ice cream options besides basic soft serve. The soft serve melts too quickly and is a mess.

I love this place! The ice cream is so delicious and can't wait to go back. The building is a…read morehistorical landmark and had been around since the 50's so very cute vibe

Stopped here for a hot fudge sundae. Decided to get an almond joy sundae and an Al's parfait for…read moremy husband who likes Reese's.. The almond joy was really tasty. Hot fudge with shredded almond s, whipped cream and a cherry on top. Was a great summertime treat. The young lady was helpful. They were not too busy. This is a traditional alder style soft serve ice cream shop. Definitely a place to go during the season.

Such a cute , authentic little ice cream shop. So many fun flavors and ice cream options. I went…read more with the brownie batter shake, so yummy and refreshing. Love that they had s'mores sundae and buckeye twisters. Fast and friendly service.

I had such a great experience visiting this family owned business. You can tell everything is done…read morewith love!

Been going there for over 20 years. Love it! The taste is delicious and the business has a small…read moretown feel to it.

Dairy King is always the perfect treat on a summer day and their prices are so good. I got a medium…read moresundae with biscoff syrup and crumbles it was delicious! !

On National Ice Cream Day, I stopped by local ice cream shop, Dairy King, right as they opened at…read more1:30pm. I tried their mango dole whip, before I settled on getting a flavor fave of mine - strawberry and vanilla swirl in a medium in a waffle cone. My soft serve was yummy and so refreshing! The medium size was huge! Next time, I'll get a small. I wish they would have provided me with more than ONE napkin! The ice cream started dripping immediately and I ended up so gross and sticky. I also wonder why cones of any kind cost extra. Normally, cake cones are free! And it is wild a waffle cone costs an extra $1.50! After years of living nearby Dairy King, I am happy I finally stopped by. Next time, I'll get my soft serve or dole whip in a cup and ask for extra napkins!

i love the ice cream…read more my favorite is my chocolate chip Cookies and Cream is ok but I don't like cookies and cream

I have been coming here for almost 40 years - very glad they take card now. I think in the last 10…read moreyears they have changed their vanilla soft serve recipe - there's a little something strange about the texture. Too airy or something. The kids liked their ice cream though. Their menu is HUGE and variety is amazing.

Excellent ice cream. Very nice and helpful staff…read more Attractive, clean, new building. I enjoy this establishment very much.

This place is so cute! Tons of seating indoor and outdoors, whether its on the roof or some…read moreAdirondack chairs out back, its a great place for groups and pets. Lots of ice cream flavor options as well as an entire candy counter. Highly recommend stopping by!

DON'T READ THIS REVIEW. Just added these lines a few days after reviewing. Quite honestly, I'm…read morehaving second thoughts about having written this review, and might just remove it entirely. If you happen to read on, you'll probably agree. Oh, well. I'll mull it over for a few days. . This is where you will find the frozen custard recipe from the old EUCLID BEACH Amusement Park. When it's your turn, just say this: "OLD FASHIONED." Simple---that's all there is to it---the only thing to order. Regular soft-serve is also offered---and I'm sure it's probably very good, too, and the perfect choice for less descriminating kiddie and pooch palates. But it's the phenomenal Old Fashioned style that my 5 Stars are based on. Flavor: vanilla Sizes: small, medium, large Cone: sugar or cake (yellow) Price: about 2.00 to 4.00 (more than standard soft-serve) The best frozen custard EVER---maybe on earth. Cannot imagine how this recipe could be improved. It's impossible. This far and away exceeds in flavor, richness, smoothness, and quality, of what's offered at East Coast, Webers, and Rosati's, which are all much closer to my home. Went about 3 times to East Coast, once to the others, and haven't returned. Because it's a rare treat that I allow myself, when I have a taste for frozen custard this is where we go, and the only thing we've ever ordered. They have what's probably typically offered at these types of stands---standard soft-serve, sundaes, shakes, etc.---but never tried them. You could certainly have an Old Fashioned sundae or shake, but the purpose would be defeated---any syrup or fruit topping would only overpower the distinctive flavor of this unique custard. (Of the dozens of times family members and myself have visited, only a single time was it less than stellar. Very tiny bits of egg weren't completely broken down, but it didn't effect the flavor in any way.) About ten years ago they had hung a long banner across the front, advertising their "Old Fashioned" custard recipe as the one from the old EUCLID BEACH Amusement Park. Never had that one, but from what I've been told and what I've read, it was considered the best---the same way we and others we've told, feel about Dairy King's. This stand was discovered by my father---in the eyes of family and friends now, much like a modern day fairway-wood-wielding German equivalent of a 16th century Spanish conquistador---who happened to see that sign one day when driving home from a golf outing. He loved that original decades ago, so pulled in out of curiosity, and was soon taken back to those 1950's Euclid Beach days. An unofficial "ice cream expert", he had passed on all soft-serves until that day. If not for that roughly hand-printed, and obviously home-created banner, myself and dozens of others, might never have had the opportunuty to try the best frozen custard anywhere. I've just selflessly, perhaps foolishly, let you in on a best-kept-secret, and hope that it doesn't back-fire for me. I haven't seen that sign for 10 years, so whoever orders the Old Fashioned found out about it by word-of-mouth. Now I feel a little guilty at spilling the "vanilla beans". Kind of like coming upon a flourishing patch of truffles off a footpath in Rocky River Metroparks while walking my dog, and not keeping the discovery to myself. I'll probably end up paying for this one---maybe the next time that I visit those cone prices will be $10-15.00. It will still be worth it, but as soon as I get home, this review won't be updated, it will be REMOVED. And it would be wise not to post YOUR reviews. Once you taste this creamy fabulousness---one of the true "Wonders of the Dessert World"---you won't want to risk telling anyone else. And the absolutely LAST thing we'd want is to see this stand featured on Food Networks' Best Things---as well it could be---if we don't keep our mouths shut. (Chef Symon: Being a local---I doubt that you will, but if you ever happen to read this review---and end up sampling---PLEASE---I beg of you---don't tell a soul. Very close family members, okay---and they must be sworn to secrecy. But NO ONE else ! And, please, PLEASE don't write a review. Thanks.) Faded posters of ice cream photos---dissolved into various shades of blue and pink from heat and age---and hand-written signs listing what they offer, cover the windows of this 50's corner stand. Nothing fancy or up-dated here---just the most fabulous frozen custard you'll ever have. Unlisted phone number. At the corner of Lorain and Barton in North Olmsted, near North Ridgeville, Lorain County line. * * * * As of 4-29-12, open daily 1:30pm to 9:00pm, weather permitting. Just to be safe---and not miss out---arrive by 5-6:00pm for the Old Fashioned since once it's gone, they don't make it again until the next day.

Wish I could rate this five stars, but there is practically no seating. And being the socially…read moreawkward person I am, i can only sit in my car which is not a fun experience

taste 5/5 value 5/5…read more service 5/5 *just remember to bring CASH

I visited during a weekday evening on Thursday, 3 July 2025 with my friends Mike and Dana. This was…read moremy first time visiting Jerry's Dari Pride. We arrived around 9pm. We were in the neighbourhood interviewing someone for a podcast and decided on a sweet treat afterwards. If I wasn't in Wickliffe, I most likely would never have come across this ice-cream business because I don't normally drive down to that neighbourhood plus I had never even heard of this ice-cream spot. ICE-CREAMS - HOMEMADE!! There are plenty of ice-cream flavours to choose from and you will definitely find something that you like. They also have milkshakes, sundae's, floats, flurries, malts, etc. I got the Coconut Chocolate Almond and Salty Caramel Truffle flavoured ice-cream in a cup. Their ice-creams can be served in cones too. I enjoyed the ice-cream especially the salty caramel because I love caramel. The coconut chocolate almond tasted good too. Both flavours were very fresh. PRICES -- Very reasonable ($3 and up) and cheaper than Cleveland ice-cream shops such as Mitchell's ice-cream. BUSINESS HOURS -- They are opened from March through October every year so they close during the winter months. Look at their facebook page to find out when they open for the 2026 season. AMBIANCE -- This little ice-cream shop is an open concept one because customers order from an outside kiosk. Seating is also outside on benches. TIP -- This is a CASH ONLY business. If I'm in the neighbourhood again, I will be happy to stop on into Jerry's Dari Pride. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 7/250 total reviews in 2026 - 848 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 27 February 2026