Not sure if this is the exact one I stopped at . I know there are a few locations but I got the…read morechocolate ice cream with marshmallow fluff and it was really good!

The ice cream is truly wonderful. The people serving were very patient and friendly. They did only…read moretake cash when I was there, however their prices were insanely low! If you go I would recommend the strawberry cheesecake scoop.

I was in grove city for are food festival.And I was craving ice cream. This was about a fifteen…read moreminute drive from my hotel, but it was about the only thing open so I figured I'd give it a try. It was a cute place with a lot of outdoor seating where you could bring a bunch of people and sit together. I went inside to order and the girls that were working were super friendly. I had a great conversation and got some recommendations. The ice cream hit the spot. Creamy softer served with peanut butter hot fudge and reese's pieces.

Just as amazing if not even better! Peanut butter sundaes are to die for! But this review is for…read morehow incredible the cheeseburgers and freshly cut fries were! UNREAL! Also staff is just as wonderful as always!! Couldn't be happier!! So delicious and beyond good!!!

Holy my gosh, ICE CREAM HEAVEN! My husband & his fam used…read moreto frequent this wonderful old establishment when they were kids, so this was a serious trip down nostalgia lane, complete with an old screen door & vintage interior. Apparently there used to be penny candy, but no matter --- the star of the show is their many flavors of ***HOMEMADE*** ice cream. No ordering from some larger conglomerate. Ice cream is serious business here for this 4th generation family-run parlor! I had what was probably the best 2 (really 3!) scoops of pumpkin ice cream in my life! Hubs - still ridin on memory-lane - had to have whitehouse, which (I think) was vanilla w/ bits of maraschino cherry. The flavors rotate fairly frequently - seasonal flavors are a wonderful thing. When we were just there they had mine plus chocolate pumpkin, chocolate maple pecan, and pumpkin caramel. They are so generous with their portions, too. I never order more than 1 scoop, usually , but the ice cream devil had possessed me - I had to have 2! And omg - it looked a lot like 3 scoops when it was handed over. I ate it all, too!! Yum! Apparently they also make their ice cream sandwich. ‍ I think I'm glad they're an hour outside Pittsburgh. It would be seriously dangerous if they were any closer!!! Dreaming of a return visit - which we can happily do anytime of the year, cuz they don't close for winter! Woohoo!!!

We stopped by Hughes Penn Gold Ice Cream in Harrisville and loved that it was "Christmas in July"…read morecelebration. It had that small town feel and even Santa was there hanging out and the kids got their photo with him. The shop has been run by the Hughes family since 1928. It's now in its fourth generation, which is pretty amazing. They had a long list of flavors. It was hard to choose, but we ended up sharing the flavor Blue Moon as recommended by one of the workers. It was bright blue but tasted just like an orange creamsicle. It was so tasty! I also sampled the teaberry. It's definitely an acquired taste, like minty mouthwash. They also sell milk by the container and we picked up a gallon for the morning breakfast bowls. Such a cute spot!

Rude Manager, argues about how to read clearly stated menu pricing. I ordered a small chocolate…read moremalted shake, clearly makes as $2.99 on the menu at the drive through. The flavors listed below that on the menu show a Clearly Marked calorie range depending on size, between 530-920 for a chocolate shake- see picture. Underneath the flavors listing, it shows that Malts are available, adding between 60-110 CALORIES, again, depending on size. So when I asked why the total for my $2.99 Small shake was $3.70, I was told sales tax- Baloney! When I got the receipt (see pic), it clearly shows I was charged $3.49, or 50 cents more, Then sales tax was added. When the manage (Becka) was brought over, she told me that the extra SIXTY cents (it was only Fifty) was clearly labeled as an extra charge for the Malt. I knew this wasn't true, so I went back and snapped a photo to show her the added 60 CALORIES for the malt, but no extra charge. The first things she did when I returned was to ask 'was do you want to return it?' - Very sarcastically! I said I would rather pay the menu price, and she kept maintaining, more and more rudely, that the 'Added' referred to price and not calories. I'll let you judge for yourself. Clearly inept manager and rude!

At the inside counter I ordered two small DQ Blizzards, a Snickers and a Pecan Cluster. It was…read moreabout 30 minutes before closing(8:30PM) on a Sunday. The workers(at least 4) were busy cleaning and ignored me for several minutes until I spoke up. Even then it seems like I was an intruder. There were containers of flavorings and crushed additives(candy bars) sitting on the counters including the serving counter. Neither Blizzard contained a discernable amount of Snickers or Pecans anywhere in the product. When you look at the pictures of Blizzards on the DQ website you notice that the top of each Blizzard has some candy pieces or nuts, etc. Neither of the Blizzards that I ordered had any visible toppings. I will not be visiting this Dairy Queen location in the future.

Friendly staff. Large selection. Large portions. Lots of outdoor seating to enjoy a 60 degree day…read more Picnic tables with paper, crayons, markers, and bubbles kept a 3 year old occupied so the adults could enjoy their ice cream. Ample parking. Minutes from the outlets. Highly recommend.

What a fun place for a cool treat. So many flavor options, and then there own special Sundaes…read more It's a difficult choice. All flavors from a local ice cream maker. Swings for kids in the back along with corn hole. Staff is friendly and very helpful. Just go.

I came with a group of ten people while visiting Slippery Rock for their Fall Village Festival…read more The atmosphere is great, casual with outdoorsy stuff everywhere as decor. We started out with fried pickles and pub pretzels. The pickles came with a buffalo sauce and the pretzels came with cheese and mustard. For my meal I got the birdsnest chicken sandwich. It was decent, but not my favorite sandwich. I took a risk as it was smothered in mustard and apples. I also did not love the bun, as I prefer a softer bun and this one was harder. I unfortunately cannot do brewery beer with some stomach issues, but others in our party reported they enjoyed the beer.

We enjoyed our lunch at North Country Brew Pub in Slippery Rock, PA…read more My hubby went to college in the area and wanted to show me the town. We enjoyed our Cajun chicken pasta (4.5/5) and the buffalo chicken sandwich (4.5/5). The Backpack Stash IPA was really good and this is coming from someone who doesn't drink much beer. The walls had a lot of cool historical vintage photos and antique items. There's indoor and outdoor seating. We had really good friendly service (5/5). We recommend this restaurant! Happy Yelping :)

Some of the best "frozen custard" you will ever have. It is similar to but unique from ice cream…read more There's generally a line but it moves quickly. The staff is generally very friendly and helpful. Old school style walk up frozen custard stand. Classic with Picnic tables outback. Or open up your hatchback, sit in the back of your pick up truck, or if you're brave and have napkins eat it in the car! Or just stand outside and talk to friends that you know or new ones you are meeting.

Delish!! Friendly staff, line went quickly, good prices. Clean and well kept atmosphere.read more

Great service and lots of hand dipped ice cream flavors. They even have multiple soft serve…read moreflavors. Love the artwork inside but they also have a drive thru. This is a must sweet treat stop

Yep, you can get a massive soft serve cone here! And hard ice cream as well. But I return for the…read morebasic chocolate and vanilla swirl cone... And this year I remembered to get a medium instead of a large because a large is like a foot tall! I'm not lying. Even the medium cone is probably at least 6 inches tall filled with ice cream and it's pretty heavy. But it's quite tasty and a medium cone was only four dollars. They do have a lot of other great soft serve flavors . You can't beat that. They have a drive thru window & parking on sides & in back.

We went to the Neff Haus on a Sunday afternoon around 2:00. When we arrived there were a handful…read moreof people in line, but the line moved quickly. This was our first trip here so we were excited about the variety of menu choices. My youngest son and I both had the bestie which was vanilla soft serve, cold fudge, and Oreo pieces. My wife ordered a strawberry pretzel dessert and enjoyed it. Desserts were good, priced fairly, and the town itself was quaint. We had a nice visit and I would return if we were in the area.

All I can say - OMG!…read more We have been talking about going here since u first heard about Neff Haus ... and today we decided to drive from the south hills of PGH to finally try for ourselves! It did not disappoint! I had the Bestie and my nice had the strawberry pretzel salad- both were delicious! We even went to the popcorn place affiliated with them -- u have to look for the Popkins review next! There is a small parking lot across the street - which I am sure gets busy at night ( we went when they first opened). Next time... pineapple Sophia!!!

We love Abe's! Especially the Black Rasberry flavor. Our dogs also enjoy the pup cups!!read more

located in the center of Amish community, at the notable crossroads so very easily recognizable…read more this place manages to survive thru covid19 on the way there i saw at least 2 other placea were not that lucky very nice menu with super affordable prices compared with, say, Pittsburgh or metropolitan areas waitresses were from Wesminster college nearby--and super nice, which should help them with some cost tried the malted shakes with Georgia Peaches it was perfect with both color and flavour there are a lot more to discover nearby esp for someone fond of Amish culture beware of the carriages on the street though while the speed limit for cars is typically 45-50mph