A small town ice cream & food shop which is reminiscent of times past. We stopped for a sweet…read moretreat after a hike a Chilo Lock park nearby The inside was very clean. They had vanilla soft serve (were temporarily out of chocolate). The food items they offered were varied- from hamburgers to chicken wings to pizza. They offered cones, shakes and sundaes. My caramel flavor burst vanilla cream was yummy! The prices are very reasonable and the service was quick and friendly. There is a small indoor dining section and also outdoor seating available.

Great little diner. Great food. Fantastic crew working. Very clean. Would definitely recommend.read more

Super friendly employees, fast service and good prices!! Has a lot of cute seating too. I got the…read morebrownie points Sundae and it was sooooo good. Brownies were super rich. Yum!

Legen-Dairy Whip in Bethel has blue ice cream- and it tastes just like the blue ice cream from…read morekiddieland in Kings Island. My husband says the chocolate is his most fav- and this man eats a lot of ice cream- Only bummer is the line gets super long in the summer- + The patio and tent are pet friendly-

Delicious ice cream flavors and super friendly staff! This is a hidden gem tucked into a…read morenondescript strip mall. Inside, it's clean, bright, and smells delicious. I tried honey lavender and honeydew Italian ice (vegan). Both were delicious and they especially went well together! My husband got an ice cream sandwich with banana pudding ice cream. The flavors were all so unique and sounded amazing, I had a hard time choosing. The pieces here are steep at 10$ for a pint and over $5 for a scoop on the smaller side, but I think the quality of the ice cream sets it apart. Oh- and there's a free Photo Booth in the restaurant that our family loved! Highly recommend stopping by when you're in Florence.

If you're craving fresh, homemade hard ice cream, this place is a must. The Biscoff Butter Cookie…read morewas unreal - ultra creamy, packed with rich cookie butter flavor, and loaded with the perfect balance of sweet, buttery goodness. Easily one of the best scoops I've ever had. The Peanut Butter Marshmallow was just as indulgent--smooth, decadent, and full of flavor. My husband went with the Dutch Chocolate and said it was rich, velvety, and spot on. Every flavor tasted fresh and handcrafted. We'll definitely be back.

The value for the money is top tier. As a pleasure to visit. Try the chocolate milkshake with…read moreBoston cream, you will not be disappointed !

Very unassuming place with delicious ice cream and reasonable prices #iraeats #itaeats1read more

Midweek on a hot July day, this was the only place in town that was open, and boy were we lucky. We…read morewere driving out of town after a fun educational visit to the state museum grist mill, saw this place was open, and we had to stop. And boy was it worth it. Cold waters, cold sodas, and perfect one scoop waffle cones. I had pumpkin ice cream and the wife enjoyed cookies & cream. Friendly service. Incredibly inexpensive. And the cookie jars are as advertised, floor to ceiling, with an entire back room filled too. If you're touristing around in Metamora, this unique place needs to be one of your stops.

Grannies Cookie Jar & Ice Cream Parlor is a Metamora, Indiana icon, though it may be weird to call…read moreanything in this historic Franklin County town an actual "icon." There's quite a bit you know about me if you've followed my reviews for any length of time. This likely includes my long friendship with fellow Yelp Elites Rick G. and Holly G. - in fact, I performed their wedding ceremony! The three of us have actually collaborated on quite a few projects over the years, either due to Rick's music and comedy or because of my long history of activism and charity work. Frequently, our collaborations combine Rick and Holly's creativity with my activist spirit. For a couple years, Rick and Holly owned a shop in Metamora called Mosaic Learn & Play - I, in turn, owned a small charity bookstore within the walls of Mosaic. While I never spent nearly as much time in Metamora as did Rick and Holly, I spent my fair share of time there and grew to appreciate the picturesque, friendly town. Rick and Holly's wedding was even in Metamora! As is true of most historic towns, accessibility can definitely be an issue in Metamora. Truthfully, I'd say there's more that's not accessible than there actually is accessible in the town. Grannies is most certainly not perfect, a step greeting you at the front door and a crowded shop making even the most experienced wheelchair user more than a little paranoid. It's possible, I've been to Grannies more than once, but it's definitely a shop where I take my time wheeling and I am super careful everywhere I turn. Grannies, first of all, is an official world record holder. Granny owns over 2600 cookie jars - and I believe they're all actually here in this shop. She's held the record since 2012, as I recall. Grannies is, of course, an ice cream shop. Granny even makes all of her waffle cones by hand. Each one has a Hershey kiss at the bottom. She puts a whole lot of love in her waffle cones. The ice cream is pretty incredible, too. She has quite a few flavors and they're at reasonable prices for pretty darn amazing servings. Grannies is open 7 days a week throughout the year. While I can't say I'd drive all the way to Metamora for her ice cream, if I am in the Metamora there's no way I'm leaving without stopping at Grannies. Metamora is a beautiful little canal town. It has definitely been impacted by the pandemic, but the people are also hanging in there. I'm not quite going to say that time stands still here, but it's sure not a place you go to speed up. Metamora is a surprisingly easy drive from Indy and the entire Franklin County area could easily be a relaxing, fairly isolated day trip with Brookville also nearby as the seat of the county. There are even a couple places you can stay in Metamora, though they aren't particularly strong with access and you'd probably want to go to Brookville if that's needed. If you get a chance, head south to Metamora and be sure to stop in at Grannies for some ice cream and definitely check out those cookie jars!

Rowlett's is a fantastic place - a true creamery! They have the best ice cream around which is…read moremade from milk produced by dairy cattle on their old family farm. They carry a slew of other dairy products such as cheese and butter. Flavors of ice cream vary as well as store hours based on the season. I believe their facebook page gives the most reliable source for hours, typically 11-9 through the summer. Staff is always super friendly, typically you'll just see Mrs. Rowlett making and serving ice cream while her brother is busy with the various cheeses and butter. Prices are sure to not break the bank and will certainly yield more than a few smiling faces indulging in such wonderful products. Craving more than a scoop or two? Well they've got half gallons ready to go home with you currently priced $12/each. My kids say Rowlett's is the best and I wholeheartedly agree!

If you take anything away from this review I want it to be this.... Coffee Ice Cream. You're…read moreprobably thinking yeah, yeah, big whoop. I promise you, you've never tasted anything close to the coffee ice cream at Rowlett's Milkhouse Creamery. You'll thank me later. I took advantage of this beautiful fall day to drive to Campbellsvirg in Henry County and see this place for myself. Our office gets special treats on birthdays and I got to enjoy the coffee ice cream and I was in love. The texture was like silk on your tongue. The hint of coffee was just enough to fit through the sweetness to make it out of this world divine!!!!! So I'll shut my piehole about the coffee ice cream and talk about the other things Rowlett's has to offer. They have a large variety of cheeses, ice creams, ice creams and butter. I was looking forward to buying some butter for the banana bread I'm getting ready to make; however, they were sold out. Oh well, i'll have to make another trip there I guess. This business is locally owned by brother and sister Terry and Sharon Rowlett. I had the pleasure of meeting Sharon when I visited today and she was as nice as she could be. This is most definitely worth the drive and a great way to support local business. Y'all gotta make the trip. You won't regret it.

The ice cream is so good. Thank you for your "all are welcome here sign". That is fabulous.read more

While in a recent visit to Maysville, KY, we had a hankering for some hand dipped ice cream…read more Luckily we came across this diamond in the rough, the Cream Cafe. An eclectic looking building on Old Main Street, it was a pleasant surprise and one we will return to in the future. Lots of variety and a burrito bar attached. Burritos and ice cream?? It's love wrapped in a variety of ways! The staff was so friendly and welcoming...this is worth the drive.

This place was packed!!! There is a lot of different choices. My wife went with a brownie sundae…read morewith white icecream and hot fudge. While I wanted the banana split but went with the waffle cone butter pecan single scoop. This is a Military friendly restaurant. If you're in Frankfort stop by and check it out.

Very tasty ice cream! We stopped by after dinner and I love the way the shop is set up. Plenty of…read moreseating if you'd like to sit inside and a few tables outside as well. Service was quick and the guy serving was nice. I'll definitely come back here when I'm in town! Great place downtown!

Stopped in after dinner last night. I got the fat Elvis and my boyfriend got the chocolate fudge…read more Both were amazing and a very large scoop. We will be back

HAVE AGAIN: The chocolate blitz and rocky road ice creams were delicious - really good ice cream…read more And, I could have two different flavors in a small cup!