I've always loved Grooveberries. Their frozen yogurt is some of the best in Coeur d'Alene. I've yet…read moreto try their coffee, but I'm sure it's great! The people working there are always so nice and helpful. I love that there's always a variety of yogurts. Grooveberries is also a fun place to hang out with your family, especially with the board games they have there.

This place is disgusting, the service is awful! Do NOT waste your money here! The fruit is always…read more bad (moldy), they never have fresh berries! The yogurt machines are either down or they don't have any flavors that are ready to eat. The inside of the store is just as bad, tables aren't clean, floors are ridiculously sticky! The spoons to grab the topping are so dirty and sticky as well. Now the customer service is also the worst! They have rude people working here, they aren't helpful when you try to ask for recommendations (since all the flavors are down anyways). PLEASE don't waste your time or money here!!!

They need to correct their hours. Arrived at 9:30 and they person said sorry we closed two seconds…read moreago. I told her well yelp says 10. She said oh that's our other location. I used gps correct address . Fix your hours

Amazing service as soon as you walk through the door . Fun flavors and endless toppings. Loved the…read moredecor ! Perfect for your Instagram photos :) ! 10/10. We stopped after a busy Costco trip. We deserved a treat.

In our yearly trip to CDA, we stopped by our favorite ice cream store. Samm was especially helpful…read moreand accommodating for my allergies! Great local pick!

The ice cream was delicious and the service was so friendly!! They even went back to the freezer to…read morepull out other flavors!

Such friendly staff; delicious gelato and great customer service. Olivia waited on us as we had…read morefamily visiting from out of town. She made everyone feel welcome as she greeted us with a beautiful smile.

The lemon basil was so refreshing after a hot hike! My husband got the peanut butter cup and said…read moreit was really good. They make everything in house Staff is friendly and location is clean. I'm glad we stopped here

45 Minutes for Two Scoops and a Caramel Sighting…read more We had wanted to try Roger's Ice Cream & Burgers, so on a warm 80-degree afternoon we stopped by for what we thought would be a quick ice cream. There were only a couple of people ahead of us, so we assumed we would be enjoying our ice cream in short order. As it turned out, "short order" may mean something different in the frozen dairy arts. It took about ten minutes just to reach the window. When we finally stepped up, the order window was abruptly shut. No greeting. No smile. No explanation. Not even a glance in our direction. Just bang--and suddenly the window became less of a service window and more of a stage curtain. After several minutes of silence, we considered politely knocking just to make sure we had not become invisible. Eventually, someone inside made brief eye contact, so our existence was confirmed. Still, it took another ten minutes or so before the window opened again. "Can I help you?" That was it. No "thanks for waiting." No "sorry about the delay." Just the efficient warmth of a parking meter. When my wife ordered, there was a minor misunderstanding. She asked for a "small scoop," meaning a single scoop, though "small" apparently is not one of their listed sizes. This could have been handled easily. Instead, the correction carried the emotional weight of translating ancient Greek during a lunch rush. We ordered two single scoops in cups. I added caramel topping for an extra 99 cents, which I assumed meant something more than a caramel rumor. Just as we were about to ask how long it might take, the window closed again. Then we waited. And waited. And waited. At about the 25-minute mark, I began wondering whether the ice cream was being made from scratch, beginning with negotiations with the cow. By the 35-minute mark, our quick ice cream stop had become less of a treat and more of a character-building exercise with spoons. All told, it took just over 40 minutes to receive two single scoops in cups. During that time, no one offered an update, an apology, or even a simple acknowledgment. When the ice cream was finally handed to us, the window was immediately shut again. The caramel topping I had paid extra for looked less like a topping and more like a few thin drizzle lines that had passed briefly over the ice cream on their way somewhere else. My scoop was also noticeably smaller than my wife's, even though we had ordered the same size. I took a photo because, at that point, the picture said it better than I could. I tried to get someone's attention and asked whether the caramel may have been missed or rushed. Without really looking at it, I was told, "No, that's the right amount." And then the window closed again. By the time we walked away, our "quick stop" for two scoops of ice cream had taken about 45 minutes. The service felt cold, rushed, indifferent, and oddly burdened by our presence, as though we had accidentally wandered into a staff-only moment and ordered ice cream. The ice cream itself did not rescue the experience. It was not terrible. It was not bland. It was not the worst ice cream we have ever had. It was something almost more disappointing: completely unremarkable. After decades of eating ice cream in all sorts of places, I cannot remember having anything quite this mediocre. It was barely ice cream one would cross a parking lot for, let alone wait 45 minutes for it. I enjoy writing reviews, and most of mine are five stars. I do not enjoy writing negative ones. But in this case, between the long wait, the lack of communication, the dismissive service, the uneven portion size, and the underwhelming 99-cent caramel appearance, this was a deeply disappointing first visit. A simple greeting, a quick apology, or even a "thanks for your patience--we're backed up" would have changed the entire experience. Instead, we got silence, a slamming window, and a caramel topping that seemed to be practicing minimalism.

This is one of the classic burger and ice cream joints in CDA. Overall, their food is good, and…read morethey have a wide variety of ice cream flavors to select from. I got a burger with fries and a large vanilla shake. The burger and shake were great. I could not get over how big the shake was. Usually, I can finish a shake in one sitting, but not this one! The fries, however, are not worth the carbs. Unrelated to the food, this location does not have bathrooms. They also don't have a handwashing station or hand sanitizer. I would keep this mind before you go to eat at this location. I would recommend people go here for lunch, especially during the summer.

I'm not a huge dessert person, but I do love this Quirkie Dough! Netflix and Quirkie Dough with…read moreyour significant other is the perfect combo for a date night. I was fortunate enough to try this amazing dessert at my office and wish I had a whole tub to go to town on. I'm definitely going to take my family to Quirkie Dough next time we're in CDA. Sending love from Spokane! I wish them much success and prosperity!

Cutie cookie dough shop. Instagram-powered interior with photo op booths which is fun, that…read morebubblegum-candyland-rainbow-glitter style of decor. Husband got the Oreo which he really enjoyed. I got the GF/vegan which was my mistake, tasted like cardboard haha, but I appreciate the try! GF eaters are spoiled with brands like Sweet Loren's and Trader Joe's having really tasty gluten free cookie doughs, so I know it's possible. Seems like if you're going for the other flavors, it's a tasty change up from the usual ice cream run.

Love the treats! Great ice cream and local folks to get some treats from! Saw them at the park…read moretoday and wished I had time for a snack!

Great offerings at affordable prices (especially the soft serve)! We went after a long bike ride,…read moreand it was such a tasty treat! We will absolutely be back and recommend a visit!