Driving through town, and my son has a peanut allergy. They went above and beyond here to…read moreaccommodate us, a the Manager was amazing! I mentioned the allergy, but always try not to be a Karen about it. The manager went out of her way to make sure my dude's order was not in contact with peanuts. Really, you never know what to expect driving random towns on road trips, but they were awesome! Thanks again for a great meal while traveling! -Peanut allergy Dad.

By far the worst Dairy Queen I have ever been to. If I could give this negative stats I would!…read more Multiple workers and took 14 min to get a cherry dipped cone. The cone was so bad looking I refused it. Supposed to be a medium double dip and the cone looked like it had Ben to war. Not a solid coat of dip anywhere on the ice cream. It was all over the cone and falling apart. I refused the cone and asked for a refund. They asked for my change back so they could just give me my $20 back. They told me that is just how the cones look. They were rude when I said I did not want a melting destroyed cone.

This location sucks and management sucks even more. Doordashers are made to wait workers just push…read morebutton to say order was given but they purposely hold meals to make you wait !!!! I quit taking all doordash orders because they purposely will make you wait 20+ minutes every single time and hopefully enough report it to get doordash to stop this location from taking orders as it's a fraud to the Dashers big time look at their cameras they will take entire 10 cars before bringing your dash even if it's way past time to pick up !!! Management has sucked at this location for years

I got their new berry citrus sparkling refresher it was water with blueberry pure in it. No…read moresweetener, and forgot my sprite in the drink not good at all.

While out, we stumbled upon the Paradise Ice Cream Parlor, which we had visited several years ago…read more As is widely known, Norris has a love for ice cream. The 1950 soda fountain and ice cream shop menu showcased hot fudge sundaes, banana splits, floats, specialty desserts, and milkshakes, all presented in a retro 1950s style. The service was good and fast. It has a cute vibe sitting around with conversation in this little 1950 style ice cream eatery 18422 Collins Rd., Smithville, MO if you're in that area stop and get you some ice cream

What a cute experience! The decor is adorable and feels like going back in time. The ice cream was…read morepretty expensive but they use Ashby's ice cream, which is delicious!

I have always wanted to stop driving by there when I have been in St. Joe- I finally did and so…read moreglad I got to taste the delicious ice cream. The outside might not be the most aesthetically pleasing, but it is worth the stop. The ice cream is so creamy and tastes so good. It is rich, velvety and so smooth. It's the real thing. The sundaes looked great, I stuck with the root beer float and a twist cone. The girls in the drive through were so nice and the service was great! Will definitely be going back!

I have been here a few times and have always liked the ice cream. Want to go again soon. They…read morehave a banana one I want to try.

My husband and I love eating at farm to table restaurants. After finding this place online, we…read moredecided to try it for lunch. The restaurant is very cozy and rustic. The employees were friendly. We both ordered the lamb burger, which consists of two smashed lamb patties, homemade pickles, American cheese, caramelized onions, and mayo on a buttery potato bun. For our sides, we ordered the macaroni and cheese. One downside is there aren't very many drink options to choose from. I'll start with the burger. My burger was greasy. The smashed patties tasted burnt and, on the patty's edges, were crispy, black...I don't know what to call them, but they tasted like the leftover bits from the grill. When I tried my husband's burger, his tasted better and, for the first time in our married life, I asked if we could trade. The macaroni and cheese is spiral pasta with white cheddar sauce and sprinkled with shredded Parmesan. It was okay, but definitely needed seasoning. When we got home, we both had upset stomachs, which were enough to say we won't be returning.

Oof. Big changes at GDFC in the last few months. Came in for my normal start of spring trip after…read morejust being here in late fall, and the whole inside is different (less retail, more space) and several new kitchen remodel upgrades. It looks clean but isn't the same home-y spot we all loved. The kicker, though, is they changed the menu boards which now don't tell you what things are and they've like everyone else increased prices of normal items, including items that used to be included. Sandwiches used to come with chips, and now sandwiches are more and the small single size of chips are $4! Apparently they didn't read PepsiCo just missed a billion dollars in sales because they keep raising prices on Doritos. I can see add-ons for high quality products like soup, specialty fries, etc. I also know GDFC has expanded into KC, and I've been and spent healthy money at that luxury spot several times. But c'mon, this is just ludicrous charges at this point. When I realized the chip change, I asked for a refund of those alone, and the new sales terminal system took forever for multiple people to figure out. The manager on duty had to ultimately refund the whole thing, and reorder my entire order, meaning it's now cost all of us money in time. The staff is completely different - there's a chef in the back wearing a white coat like it's fine dining... the rest of the staff is friendly enough, but also not the same level of home we all got used to for many years. My sandwich finally came out, and it looks nothing like what we used to get - the Cuban is on a hoagie style roll. Not even that good anymore. No more winery inside, and limited drink options overall. And no more fresh ice cream, just overpriced "soft serve." I know we're in times that are a'changin... but some of it has gone too far. Hopefully they keep the same level of loyal business I imagine they had before. My loyalty has definitely shifted instantly to once in a while, if that.

Small pot but they offer so much! Long lines seemed the few days we were there but the line moves…read morefast. Everything on the menu is super affordable so we ended up going each of the days we were there. Definitely feel it should be featured more in the town because it feels more like a gem then a focal point.

Great place. I love their malts and fudge Sundays. Get there before they close for winter.read more

5 stars for the delicious sandwich and tea. 3 stars for not having the most enthusiastic server…read more Equals 4 stars. I would definitely recommend trying this restaurant. The food is really good and the employees were average, not a deal breaker.

The ice cream here is SO GOOD. But the customer service is NOT. We've came in twice at around 6,…read morethey close at 6:30. Both times the same girls were working, and both times they have had the worst attitude. I understand long days can happen, but when you repeatedly keep yelling "turn the sign off! I wanna go home!" That's a little bit much. This cute little girl just came in at 6:22, and all the workers did was complain. If they would've started the order instead of griping they would've been done by now. It's just sad because this is such a cute place but the girls ruin it. I have a video of her complaining about someone ordering coffee because "she already put the toxic chemicals in it to clean" BEFORE closing. They're gonna have to clean the boards, for the third time they made very clear, because I chose to come in and spend my money here. But good ice cream don't get me wrong.

Estes gives this place 4 paws (which is 5-stars) He loves…read morethat he got to choose his pup cup flavor, (peanut butter or banana-he chose peanut butter) and the staff gave him lots of attention and the shop is full of good sniffs and fun vibes. I love that they have a conscious and labeled menu- ranging from vegan to keto to gluten-free options. (Thanks for that!) The flavors have such fun names; Estes' fave name is Golddigger, since that sums up the freeloading life of a spoiled and very loved dog (that was also his dad's fave flavor ) What a great spot in Briarcliffe Village. We will definitely be back!

Recently visited Alice Scooper's and had a good experience. They offer a lot of unique flavor…read moreoptions, and the shop itself has a cute vibe. It was quite busy when we stopped in nevertheless the staff was very friendly and happy to let us sample flavors before ordering, which I appreciated. The one thing that really stood out was the price ... and not in a good way. We paid $16 for two scoops of ice cream, which felt pretty outrageous for what we got. I truly enjoy supporting local businesses, and I understand that rising costs and high rent can play a role, but it still didn't feel worth it. I didn't rate them too low based on that because they're doing a great job! If you're going for the atmosphere and experience, it could be a fun stop. But if you're thinking about value for money, it may come across as a bit underwhelming.

Fabulous ice cream shop! Unfortunately, they did not have…read moreany dairy free ice cream the night we visited. Flavors are honest and delicious! And you won't pay too much for a reasonable serving. Well done Smithville!

Not exactly what we expected. But the fudge was good! The staff was friendly and it was reasonably…read morepriced