Some places don't need to reinvent themselves. They just need to keep dishing up really, really…read moregood ice cream year after year. That's exactly how I feel about 3B Ice Cream. I pulled into the parking lot around 5:38 p.m. on a Friday in July and immediately looked around in disbelief. I was...the only car there. What the heck?! You mean I don't have to stand in line for ice cream? BEST. DAY. EVER! Since there was absolutely no pressure from a line of hungry people behind me, I happily took my time studying the menu before settling on what was clearly the correct life choice. A Kids' Sundae for $5.50. Here's where it got AMAZING. I picked their Peanut Butter Overload ice cream - peanut butter ice cream swirled with even more peanut butter and peanut butter cups. And then topped it with crushed peanuts, peanut butter syrup, whipped cream and a cherry. And all of my peanut butter dreams came true in the 3B parking lot that evening! As someone who's made of approximately 63.8% peanut butter, this felt less like ordering dessert and more like fulfilling my destiny. It was...glorious! Every bite somehow managed to deliver even more peanut butter than the one before it. The crushed peanuts added just enough crunch, the peanut butter cups kept things interesting and the peanut butter syrup tied everything together into one ridiculously delicious sundae. If you're sensing a theme here, it's because there was A LOT of peanut butter. Exactly as advertised. Exactly as it should be. One thing I really appreciate about 3B is that they don't overcomplicate things. They simply make excellent ice cream, serve generous portions and keep their prices incredibly reasonable. Will I be back? Absolutely! I've been enjoying 3B Ice Cream for years, and this visit reminded me exactly why I keep coming back. Sometimes you don't need the newest trendy dessert shop. Sometimes you just need a really great peanut butter sundae from a place that knows exactly what it's doing.

This place is awesome! The young people working there are always very nice and polite and patient…read morewith my grandparents. The serving sizes and prices are also top notch. A kid's is a normal small anywhere else. Also $5 for a hot fudge Sunday with any flavor is a crazy deal in 2026. They also have a ton of flavors, something for everyone.

It was good. They make their own ice cream. My in-laws are moving to E-town, so I'm sure we will be…read moreback.

Been going here for the last three years under previous ownership and current ownership. Both…read moreowners have been stellar! Stopped in over the weekend and got the Whisk Apple Crisp Sundae. Gawd was it ever good! They have great made on site ice cream that is wonderful no matter how it's served up, whether in a dish, cone, sundae or extra special concoction!

I have lived within 30 miles of Leo's Homemade Ice Cream for the majority of my life... and somehow…read morenever knew it existed. Which, honestly, feels like a personal failure at this point. When my Friday night post-dinner dessert plans fell apart, Leo's popped up as a backup option -- and what a plot twist that turned out to be. We arrived around 7:15pm on what was easily the nicest Friday evening of the year so far, and the place was PACKED. Line out the door, people everywhere, full-on "this must be good" energy. But here's the impressive part -- the line moved FAST. Before I knew it, I was inside trying to make one of life's hardest decisions: choosing a flavor. Leo's offers a huge variety of homemade ice cream flavors, and you can tell they take pride in having something for everyone. From classic favorites to more creative options -- and even a sugar-free vanilla option -- there's a ton to choose from. I genuinely stood there for a minute just taking it all in. I ultimately went with a kid's dish of S'mores, and WOW...this was easily one of the best S'mores ice creams I've ever had. Super creamy, perfectly balanced, and packed with flavor. The graham cracker, chocolate, and marshmallow all showed up exactly how they should -- no one ingredient overpowering the others. Just smooth, nostalgic, campfire-in-a-bowl perfection. Also, can we talk about value for a second? $3.50 for a kid's dish? In this economy?! Absolutely worth it. One of the biggest surprises, though, was the space itself. There's plenty of on-site parking, and out back is a huge picnic area with tables, chairs, and even a covered patio. It's the kind of setup that makes you want to linger -- not just grab ice cream and go. Total summer evening vibes. And I have to give a quick shoutout to something I deeply appreciate: their hours. Leo keeps it simple -- open every day from 12pm to 9pm. No guessing, no seasonal "are they open today?" confusion, no wonky schedule to keep track of. Just consistent, reliable ice cream access, which I respect immensely. Now that I know Leo's exists, it's officially in my regular rotation. I already have a mental list of flavors I need to go back and try (including that sugar-free vanilla, because now I'm curious), and I can absolutely see myself spending warm evenings out back enjoying more of Leo's frozen goodness. Better late than never, I guess -- but wow, have I been missing out.

The perspective of an out-of-towner: Leo's ice cream shop is clean, well maintained, and big enough…read moreto accommodate a baseball team or church youth group. They offer lots of great Leo's merch for sale, like sweatshirts and t-shirts. The only reason I'm giving 4 instead of 5 stars is because the ice cream itself didn't strike us as any better than, say, Five Guys or Dairy Cream. It's not bad, and in a pinch can satisfy a craving, but it didn't stand out to us as exceptional.

Sometimes all you need to turn a long week around is a really good ice cream sundae. That's exactly…read morewhere I found myself on a Friday evening in late July. I was in Hummelstown with no real plans, a loudly growling stomach and one very specific craving...ice cream. I'd probably driven past King Kone a hundred times over the years without ever stopping. For whatever reason, this was finally the night. I pulled into the parking lot around 7:30 p.m. and was pleasantly surprised to find plenty of parking, even on a beautiful summer evening. There were lots of people enjoying ice cream, but almost no line inside, which my stomach appreciated immensely. I quickly realized a cone or a bowl wasn't going to cut it. This needed to be a sundae. One of the things I love about King Kone is that many of their sundaes have fun jungle-themed names. After spending a few minutes studying the menu, I settled on the Elephant's Delight, which came to about $10.50. When I placed my order, I looked at the gentleman behind the counter and said, "It's been a long week. Can you take a couple extra minutes and put some good vibes into that sundae for me?" Without missing a beat, he smiled and said..."Absolutely." A few minutes later, he made eye contact across the room and handed me what can only be described as a bowl of ice cream the size of my head. I completely lost my composure. Right there, in the middle of a busy ice cream shop, I audibly squealed and told him, "You are making my dreams come true right now!" I wasn't exaggerating! And I think every person inside King Kone Creamery that night was aware of my excitement. Absolutely no regrets! The sundae was absolutely enormous, piled high with whipped cream, crowned with a perfect cherry and loaded with enough peanut buttery goodness to make my approximately 63.8% peanut butter personality feel completely understood. I carried my masterpiece outside and found a picnic table overlooking the beautiful property behind the shop. It was the perfect place to slow down, enjoy the evening and devote the next half hour of my life entirely to that sundae. The ice cream was fantastic. The toppings were incredibly generous, and I especially appreciated that everything was served in a large bowl instead of a tiny cup that would've had me wearing half of it before I finished. Every bite felt like the reward for surviving a very long week. King Kone turned out to be one of those places that's been hiding in plain sight all these years. Great ice cream, friendly people, generous portions and exactly the kind of place you hope an old-school neighborhood ice cream stand will be. Needless to say, it won't take me another hundred drive-bys before I stop again!

So many choices of ice cream! Soft serve and Hershey's Ice Cream. The service is great. A fun place…read morefor the kids because they have a playground for them. Eat inside or outside. The servings are huge and the sundaes are even bigger.

Twin Kiss has done it again--this time with their new fall menu superstar: the Country Pumpkin…read more($6.50). Picture this: creamy pumpkin ice cream, gooey wet walnut topping, and graham cracker crumbs sprinkled on top like autumn magic. Already a solid 10/10. But me being me, I had to take it to the next level and asked if they could toss in cheesecake bites to give it that pumpkin-pie-cheesecake vibe. And guess what? The staff was more than happy to make it happen. Talk about accommodating and awesome! The end result? A fall dessert dream. Cozy, creamy, crunchy, sweet, and spiced--basically everything you want in September wrapped up in an ice cream cup. I keep writing Yelp reviews for Twin Kiss because, honestly, they keep blowing my mind. Just when I think they've peaked, they come up with something like this. If you're a pumpkin fan, do yourself a favor and grab a Country Pumpkin before it disappears with the season!

I haven't been to Twin Kiss in years. It did not disappoint. They have both hand dipped and soft…read moreserve ice cream. We had the hand dipped ice cream and there are a lot of flavors to choose from. We really enjoyed our ice cream and would stop here again when in the area.

I had to stop in and check out the new ice cream shop, and I'm glad I did. On my first visit, I…read moreordered a 3 oz chocolate in a dish--absolutely delicious. All of the ice cream is made in-house, and the chocolate was rich, creamy, and full of flavor. The employees were friendly and helpful, and the owner was great--he mentioned he's been in the business for about 35 years, dating back to when the shop was in Harrisburg. There's plenty of seating, making it perfect for large groups, with outdoor umbrellas and fireplaces adding a nice touch. The inside is beautifully decorated, and I especially loved the jukebox. I can't wait to come back and try the coffee and baked goods!

Very cool retro ice cream shop that just opened - located in a former diner that was moved from the…read moreother side of the river. They've done a great job in refurbing! On to the ice cream - all handmade and delicious. We tried Raspberry Cashew Swirl & Cappuccino - both great!. Thay are to be adding food soon as well - we'll be back!

First Impressions! WOW ! Not your typical Ice Cream parlor! It has an interesting take on soft…read moreserve where you choose your flavor from hard ice cream and then add your fruit choice! They put it into a special machine and whip you up one of the creamiest fruit flavored ice cream cone or dish ever! The girls working the counter are very friendly and happy to help and answer your questions! They informed me that it was slow when they opened up last year but it won't be slow for long! I had the Tropical and brought home a pint of Mango! Creamy Deliciousness! This Ice Cream Lover will be returning gotta try more! BTW Toppings are Always Free and Include Rainbow Sprinkles Chocolate Sprinkles Toasted Coconut Graham Cracker

What a fun and interesting take on ice cream. They take hard ice cream and mix in fruit and smash…read moreit through a machine to turn it into soft ice cream. It was the first time we had something like this and it was amazing. Definitely worth the trip.

Some Yelp reviews begin with, "I happened to stop in..." This is not one of those reviews. I had…read morebeen stalking Figments in Sprinkles on social media for WEEKS. Every time one of their creations popped up in my feed, I'd stop scrolling and think, "I need to get there." The problem was finding an excuse to get myself anywhere near Elizabethtown. Thankfully, the stars eventually aligned when I found myself attending Elizabethtown's 2nd Friday community event. Not only was Figments in Sprinkles open, they were also participating in the community scavenger hunt AND handing out stickers for the community's sticker books (that I am now the proud owner of). Even better? I also received a coupon for $5 off an ice cream creation that was only valid that night. SAY LESS. THIS IS HAPPENING. TONIGHT! Before I even parked my car, I already knew exactly what I was ordering because, again, weeks of social media reconnaissance. The Reese's Pieces Peanut Butter Lover Sundae featuring their Peanut Butter Pie ice cream. This magnificent creation included hand-scooped Peanut Butter Pie ice cream topped with warm Reese's peanut butter sauce, chopped Reese's peanut butter cups, Reese's Pieces, chopped peanuts, whipped cream, peanut butter chips, and color-coordinated sprinkles. Original price: $11. Price after my 2nd Friday coupon: $6.33. The Universe was clearly rewarding me for my patience. The shop was BUSY when I arrived. The line stretched through much of the store, but it moved surprisingly quickly considering every customer has the opportunity to completely customize their sweet treat. Honestly, half the fun is looking around while you wait. And there is A LOT to look at. The decor at Figments in Sprinkles is wonderfully eclectic in the best possible way. Disco balls everywhere. Funky chandeliers. Bright colors. Unexpected details around every corner. At one point I found myself staring at a purple deer mount wearing pearls and a crown and thinking, "Yes. This makes perfect sense." The entire place feels like someone took an ice cream shop, an art installation, and a fever dream and blended them together into something delightful. A few minutes later, my sundae was ready. And I am not exaggerating when I say I fell a little bit in love the moment I saw it. I grabbed my hot pink spoon, found one of the very limited seats available inside, and promptly disappeared into my own little peanut butter universe. I heard nothing. I saw nothing. I acknowledged nothing. There was only me and this glorious sundae. The Peanut Butter Pie ice cream was fantastic all by itself, but the warm Reese's peanut butter sauce pushed the whole experience into another category entirely. Every bite delivered some combination of peanut butter cups, peanuts, peanut butter chips, Reese's Pieces, whipped cream, or sprinkles. It was peanut butter bliss from beginning to end! But my favorite unexpected detail? My hot pink spoon changed color when it touched the cold ice cream. One minute it was pink. The next minute it was blue. Was this necessary? Absolutely not. Did it make me ridiculously happy? Absolutely yes! I loved it so much that I brought the spoon home with me. It's the little things! What impressed me most about Figments in Sprinkles is that it feels like more than just an ice cream shop. The creativity extends beyond the menu into the entire experience. The atmosphere is playful. The decor is memorable. The customization options are nearly endless. It feels like a destination rather than simply a place to grab dessert. I would recommend Figments in Sprinkles without hesitation. Fantastic ice cream. Endless possibilities. Funky, creative vibes. Friendly staff. And enough personality packed into one small space to make you smile before you ever take your first bite. I'll absolutely be back!

Service: A+++ Staff: A+++ owners are amazing…read more Ambiance: down home, small town, ice cream shop is quaint and fun Food: you can make your own sundae or select a special , or do a combo. Or, Just get a cone or a cup. But, the real magic is the bubble waffle!!!!! So good. Take the friends and family here. There is small in door seating. When it warms up there's outside seating options.