Really enjoy their custard! Great time everytime I visit. They usually have 4 seasonal flavors and…read morea pretty good selection of regular twisters. I like the pb crunch and marshmallows because it has Rice Krispies in it but they stay hard and crunchy and not go soggy. Also tried their brookie which was a seasonal of vanilla with brownie and cookie bits in it which was good. I love that they have a large order area outside as well as a drive thru. They also give out puppy cones which are small ice cream cones with a little bit of ice cream in it which was super cute. There are only four tables so don't bet on having somewhere to sit, especially during the summer.

Was mid to be honest. Custard wasn't really that creamy and they skimped me on the mix-ins. Not…read morehorrible, but would rather go to Culver's right across the street.

I just stop by Andy's for their seasonal apple pie concrete. I had someone outside to greet me at…read morethe drive thru. He was friendly and took my order. The place is inviting for the stand up or drive thru window. I paid for my apple pie concrete or so I thought. Once again Andy's have deceived people. What I had was a pie crust concrete. Not one single piece of apple in the concrete. So disappointing and fast food restaurants are asking for tips on poor quality or service.

Today was our fourth trip to Andy's on State Line. Kinda expensive for what it is, but we don't go…read morethere that often. We ordered two of the Bootlegger(? )Concretes. Oreo, caramel in vanilla. When they came out, I asked my wife if we ordered the same thing. Her's had Oreos on top and throughout, mine looked like vanilla with a smudge of caramel down one side. I had, maybe one cookie in the entire medium cup. For $7.50, put the toppings in the dessert. It won't break you to give folks what they pay for.

Fast service, easy parking, and delicious toppings and options. The drive-through was a little…read moreconfusing: I guess you pull up to a menu, and then the next menu has a window with someone to take your order. This one was open until 10 or 11pm, so it was perfect because I was minutes away and needed a sweet treat before bedtime. This new roasted pecans-and-butterscotch option is fire! I added bananas and Oreos, and it hit every needed flavor profile. It was crunchy, sweet, salty, and creamy. I highly recommend my toppings! I've had issues with previous Andys because the custard was too soft, or they poured too much hot syrup, and by the time I pulled it out, it would be melted. This was super thick and textured with my toppings, and it stayed thick for a while so I was happy to not deal with custard soup like other locations. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and thanks for giving me enough napkins, too! Great job and great service!

The custard is very yummy and smooth. But you definitely pay for it! Service could use some…read moretraining. The guy that helped us couldn't really answer questions. Wasn't very friendly. But it's a great place to indulge occasionally. They've got some corn hole to play with along with some big wood blocks to play big jenga. Music is playing which creates a nice environment. They also have ceiling heaters for the winter to help keep you warm.

I recently made my first visit to French Custard in Brookside and ordered a Peanut Butter Mud Pie…read morecone -- and the biggest takeaway is how genuinely different this place feels compared to anything else in Kansas City. This isn't just another ice cream stop. The texture and richness are immediately noticeable, and it quickly becomes clear you're trying something more refined and thoughtfully made than the typical scoop shop experience. It was an eye-opener and a reminder that even a familiar dessert can feel completely new when done at this level. The Peanut Butter Mud Pie was indulgent without being over-the-top, and the overall experience felt more like a small-batch specialty treat than a standard dessert run. Kansas City has plenty of great frozen treats, but French Custard brings something truly unique to the local scene. Definitely worth a visit if you want to try something that stands apart from the usual options.

Delicious and unique flavors, helpful staff, and Scratch made locally owned. I loved the…read moreblueberry cinnamon churro ( it was also Gluten Free ) and the coffee ice cream had a mild flavor. There is plenty of parking on the westside of the shop, although it's on a one way street. Seating is limited, two tables inside, two outside. The two ladies explained all the ice cream is made in individual batches on site. The flavors can vary batches to batch.

Key lime pie concrete is to die for! Kickstarted a key lime craze. Literally can't get enough!read more

Love Andy's Frozen Custard! At time, this location can get pretty busy, but the line moves pretty…read morefast! My go to order is the James Brown Funky Jackhammer, but love that they have seasonal flavors! I've never received a wrong order. Workers are usually nice and friendly!

Custards has delicious custard concretes all types of toppings and choices to choose from to…read moredelight your tastebuds. Fancy drinks and shakes. Ice cream cones are a kid favorite in our house. Krazy Kolors is a rainbow type of ice cream that is fun to look at but turns into a gray color on teeth and tongues which my kids thought was hilarious. Cute seating inside for inclement weather. Huge checker board and connect 4 to play on patio. Service staff were helpful with choices for ice cream.

One of the best custards I've never had - certainlyl my favorite in the KC area The texture was…read moreincredibly smooth and rich, and every bite tasted fresh and creamy. The staff were incredibly friendly - it was my first and they were very patient about everything. The stand feels very old school as well, creating a fun ambiance. It does get a bit crowded, but that's understandable.

I've been eager to try Custard's Last Stand for over a year now and, I'm very sad to report, it did…read morenot live up to the high expectations I set for it. It's not god-awful, but our entire experience was just...subpar. To start off, the service is not great. The entire place seems to be staffed by teenagers (not a bad thing!) who have not been trained to run the place well (a bad thing) and who don't know what's on offer (a very bad thing). We asked if we could substitute the cheddar cheese that comes on the burger for American cheese. She didn't know and went to ask her manager, then returned to inform us that they don't have American cheese. What kind of Americana-themed diner doesn't have American cheese?! The food was also just fine. The burger patties look like they came straight out of the freezer in a school cafeteria, but they tasted surprisingly good! Well-seasoned and not rubbery. The buns were fine. The fries were good, beer-battered and flaky but quite undercooked. The soda tasted like nothing - barely even carbonated water. To add to the (non-literal) sour taste left by the food, the ice cream was just so-so. The custard was bland and the ice cream is quite expensive, especially for not being made in-house. Boo! The ambience is cute but it seems like someone just googled "50s Americana" and added the first 15 Amazon listings to their cart to decorate the place. As another reviewer said, I am EXTREMELY disappointed to see what seems like a local institution advertising with hideous AI-generated posters. Is it really that hard to take a picture of a burger or an ice cream cone? I wouldn't recommend this place. Take a trip north to Danny's Burger Shack for a good meal instead!

The ice cream itself is nothing special, but the theming of this place is really fun. Great…read moreatmosphere, retro vibes, cool seating and a big checkers set outside. However, I couldn't help but notice the egregious looking AI slop poster plastered all over the store to advertise their rewards program. It put enough of a damper on the place to make me decide to never go there again. I find it very insulting as a customer when a business tries to advertise with such obviously AI images. It makes it feel like a scam. What flavors are these even supposed to represent? You guys couldn't pull free stock images off of the internet? Polluting the environment and making your business look cheap and shady because you couldn't be bothered to use a photo of real ice cream? A phone picture of the ice cream actually in the store would've been better than this. Next time, I'll go to Poppy's on Third Street. The ice cream is better, anyway.

Great ice cream and great people! My family drives about 30 minutes one way at least three times a…read moremonth just to get ice cream here. My favorite is the Chocolate Grasshopper! My buddy always asks for a free sample of the same flavor he's been getting since we first started coming. The workers are always nice and let him have his sample. My wife is addicted to the Hokey Pokey, but she's finally turned herself around. Definitely worth the drive!

This was a super cute ice cream shop! This service was friendly and fast. I tried the Ooey Gooey…read moreButtercake flavor and that was delicious! Outside of that, the ice cream and other flavor offerings were pretty standard.