Top 3 ice cream place for me. The s'mores is by far the best of anyone's. The peanut butter pie is…read moreso decadent. Also they do their toppings the best, toppings on the bottom, ice cream, then more toppings, then more ice cream, and top off with more toppings. No place does it like this. Be careful tho when the temperature is above 60° and past 6pm the line can get pretty long. Pro tip: go earlier without a wait and throw it in the freezer until you're ready to eat later.

Friendly staff and yummy soft serve ice cream. They have hand dipped ice cream as well. There is a…read moreside for food as well with a variety of options. My coffee parfait was delish.

Un YUMM! Lovely experience. We had a flight. The goat cheese one was exceptional. Kind of like a…read morecheesecake! Will be back! This is the spot all year long, expect a line button moves fast and really nice service

I just love this ice cream shop! Everything is freshly made and their flavors are so creative. I am…read morefrom Staten island and I wish there's a spot here. Everytime I visit my friend and her family in NJ, I try my best to stop by here everytime lol! A tip for you, plan an extra time for your schedule, the lines usually long but it's so worth it!

Along the hectic Howell highway, you will find a wondrous respite filled with a child's sense of…read morewonder. Brand: 5/5 Ice Cream on 9 is a small, ice cream shop in Howell Township, and has been in operation for close to 20 years now. The name has a simple, homey charm. The brand works with this establishment, for the bright, vibrant colors bring joy to everyone along the highway. Inside, the interior completely outweighs the exterior with its bright colors, but also the bright flashing lights. Website: 3/5 While I do appreciate the vibrant colors that drizzle upon the website, I have to maintain honesty when it comes to the outdated theme, which can make the website easily susceptible to cyberattacks. Nonetheless, I do enjoy see the header image of the establishment's front view welcoming anyone into the website. Ambiance: 5/5 The bright flashing lights come mainly from the arcade section, which can be helpful if you wish to avoid bright lights. The opaque tiles complement the bright colors well. A line of freezers have options of cakes and ice cream dishes. Despite this, the establishment is quite warm, which definitely helped acclimate us since the cold rain intruded upon us upon entering. To say that the establishment has enough space is an understatement, for the large space contains many well-spaced tables. Service: 5/5 The owner clearly cares about the establishment, even when it has an empty dining area, for the lights and the menu items are always cared for. Wait Time: 5/5 No interruptions or issues arose during our wait. Food: 5/5 Every menu item has its own personality, even the classics, with 100+ options to choose from. I ordered the small Coffee-Toffee shake, which definitely had the uniquely combined flavor of roasted coffee and sweet toffee. The form held well-enough, since it initially had a hard form to begin with, it slowly started to melt as I mashed it around with my straw. This suggests to me that the well-cared-for ice cream does not accumulate icicles or freezer burn. Worth The Money?: 5/5 The website does encourage people to submit their new ice cream flavor ideas, which suggests that the menu items have a democratized element to them. I myself took the opportunity to suggest a Howell flavor, after the Howell Township. Its flavor is a combination of apple (after the apple seen in the Howell Township seal) and maple (after the red maple trees endemic to Howell Township). I love it when menu items are named after the locations they are served in, and I would be very curious as to how the Howell ice cream shake would taste like. In addition to my new flavor suggestion, I also suggest updating the website to make it more competitive within the ever-shifting algorithm. Concerning the Coffee-Toffee, I always noticed how the the two words rhymed, but never had an opportunity to taste it until today. I can say that if Ice Cream on 9 manages to accomplish this feat, then it can accomplish many unique flavors. The warm interior managed to melt the shake quickly enough for me to enjoy it, and the service definitely helps you with the rows of glass counters showing the many flavors. My Coffee-Toffee shake had the appropriate amount of preparation for the wait time. The ambiance was perfectly captured by the website images, with great establishing shots that prepare you for fun and festivity. The bright flashing lights and the arcade section truly enliven the brand. My philosophy with local eateries is that if they wish to appeal to multiple generations, then they should always maintain that child's sense of wonder, that adult's sense of pragmatism, and that elder's sense of wisdom. In the case of Ice Cream on 9, they managed to encapsulate that child-wonder with their ambiance and brand. The jovial disposition of the owner matches the ambiance perfectly, and the wait time never felt tedious. I would absolutely consider Ice Cream on 9 my first choice when looking for a unique flavor, and the price of the shake was definitely worth it. Rating: 5/5 Stars If Ice Cream on 9 could stay in operation for close to 20 years, then I hope that its relevance will evolve with it. Recommend To... Anyone looking for a catering event of any kind, since the space will suffice you and there are plenty of flavors to choose from.

Was happy to give my business here until today when I took my kids and one wanted bubble gum tub…read morefor home....my other kids got cups and I spent $40. My daughter wanted to eat some bubblegum before going home and we sat down for 5 minutes. The owner rudely came to me and said "you shouldn't eat the tubs in store or all customers will do the same" and then walked away. I was floored. I should I have said "You should I hope that every customer ate tubs of ice cream and you'd make more money" Very rude and and now made our decision to go to Shivers in Howell or maybe Jersey Freeze. Like really, what was the point of saying that? UPDATE: I have been expressing dissatisfaction with a number of friends who had similar experience. Thus, this business now losing real sales and customers. FYI- I don't post bad reviews usually but this pissed me off.

From the Aldrich Plaza, you will find yourself slipping and sliding towards this ice cream shop…read morewith a lot to offer. Brand: 5/5 Shivers Ice Cream is a family-owned restaurant in operation for 30 years, according to the website. I do like the penguin mascot which perfectly represents the establishment. The slogan "Ice Cream, Cakes, and Fun!" manages to evoke a festive environment that Shivers promises. The shorter the syntax, the more evocative and straight-forward; as any English major would know. I do not know if the canvases of solid colors are meant to represent abstract art, but I can see how it does not conflict with the interior. It does not contrast strongly with the light-colored floor tiles or the walls, but it does not complement them either. The rows of ice cream containers with many flavors entices anyone who looks upon them from behind the glass counter. Website: 3/5 The design of the website looks to have an outdated theme. Also, while it does offer a view of the various cakes with unique designs, it does not have a section dedicated to flavors, despite claiming to offer 30 distinct flavors. Nonetheless, I appreciate the cool blue color that serves as the thematic color of Shivers Ice Cream. Ambiance: 5/5 As expected, the interior felt cold, but not too cold that I wanted to leave immediately. The pop music playing over the radio gave the Shivers Ice Cream establishment a pleasant yet upbeat vibe. While it is a small establishment, it did suit us enough, with its tables having the appropriate width and the chairs not having an uncomfortable feel. Service: 5/5 The staff provided decent service. There is a tip jar for college funds, and I appreciate the transparency of where the money goes. Wait Time: 5/5 Our orders came immediately. Food: 5/5 I ordered the small Snix milkshake. As you can expect, it blends milk, ice cream, and Snickers bits into a milkshake. I can definitely taste the chocolate, caramel, and peanuts that typically come with Snickers. The shake had a well-blended consistency of well-preserved ice cream, which melted easily with every sip. It achieves that creamy texture especially at the top. Worth The Money?: 4/5 While the website does offer a view of the products they have, I would like to see what flavors they can showcase on their website. For an ice cream shop with so much personality, I do not even know what their signature dish is. Perhaps it could be in the form of a new flavor, a milkshake, or an ice cream cookie. The penguin mascot reflects off the chilliness of the establishment and the menu items. I am sure that Coldrich the Penguin (as I would call him as a portmanteau of "cold" and "Aldrich [Plaza]") has a future with this establishment. I would say that I did not waste my time coming here. The price for a small milkshake would have been the same at Dairy Queen, but considering this is a local establishment, I will say that the price is ultimately worth it, though as a second choice (indeed, I would choose Shivers as a first choice if I ever come to Aldrich Plaza again if it is the only ice cream shop there). Rating: 5/5 Stars When it comes to choosing between 4 or 5 stars, I see too much potential in this ice cream shop to give it 4 stars. Recommend To... Anyone who already had something to eat for lunch or dinner in the other local eateries in Aldrich Plaza and want dessert. I also recommend Shivers Ice Cream for the summer for a birthday celebration.

Been looking for another ice cream spot that has cake batter and omg I Finially found one that's…read moreclose by ! I got a medium size one scoop of cake batter which was definitely on point , more on the sweeter side but it good ! My second scoop I got Cookie Monster which was again very delicious! The staff was nice and helpful they let me sample it before I got it ! Then inside was clean , they had tables for people to sit on and menu was easy to read. The prices were fair , I will definitely be coming back here !

We didn't know this place exists. We were walking to our car parked close by and saw people having…read moreit through the window. The lady in the window with her kids sold us and we were convinced to go inside. We came with the impression it be cake but were little disappointed it was shaved ice. Anyways, we ordered a Tuxedo. My god! I'm glad we went it to try, I'm glad we didn't have any expectations, I'm glad even after knowing it was shaved ice we tried, I'm glad we didn't walk away even after been disappointed at first. This is the one of the best dessert created for human kind. The flavors- oh so good. The layers were amazing. The creation was amazing. We are going back again to try it, it's so fluffy, so delicious. And the staff, is very polite and friendly. They have coloring pages for you to color while you're waiting for the dessert. My kids love that. I would recommend this to everyone, a must try dessert for everyone.

The ice desert was amazing ! Different flavors and never had ice that was frozen to 35 degrees…read morebelow zero!!!! Peanut butter was superb . I never had one till this trip to Freehold . Thank you for a wonderful tasty treat. Oh sorry I don't have a pix .... I ate it all

My family loves this place - You can taste the quality and…read morefreshness of the yogurt right away . The place is family owned and we love the small business feel to the place ,Very warm welcoming owners.

I'm lover of pistachio ice cream. Theirs "pistachio" ice cream is a joke. Tastes like marzipan,no…read moreflavor of pistachio whats so ever and extremely overpriced. I thought from the reviews, that this place has good quality ice cream. Im walking out with feeling that definitely not. Shame.

The place was closed during advertised open hours of businesses. Drove 45 minutes for nothing.read more

Prior to visiting this store I had no idea what Concept Sweet was selling. Was it an ice cream…read moreshop? Candy store? Retail? I guess you can say it's a combination of all of these, but if you look at the owners pictures, you weren't sure what you are walking into, because all his pictures are stock photos of what he is selling and you don't actually see the actual store inside and items sold. In a nutshell, Concept Sweet sells what ever the owner wants - ice cream, candy, sweets (some savory), and a variety of cute instagrammable merchandise . The description is very basic, but when you walk into the shop, you see there is much more than that! The ice cream can be served in many different ways. A variety of flavored scoops in a cup, scoop(s) on a cone, on a flavored cone, on a J cone, as ice cream nachos, as Dole whip, on a hot waffle, with or without toppings, with or without accessories, shaped like sushi, as spaghetti, shaped like pizza, etc. It's crazy, I know. They also sell ices, push pops, cake pops, Du's Donuts, chocolates, candies, cookies, cupcakes, and cute merchandise to make a parties more fun. I'm sure I missed something...just look at the Yelp pictures and you can see the 500+ pics the owner posted! There are the usual candies and chocolates you will find at many convenient stores. What's cool about Concept Sweet is that there are many unique sweets you won't find easily locally, such as Pocket Latte Chocolate bars, Pac man Arcade Candy, and Gumby Gummy candy. The owner has put so many unique sweets into this store! This includes the beverages (check out my pics). Another example are donuts from Du's Donuts in Brooklyn, NY., owned by the famous Wylie Dufresne. I actually came in looking to buy these! I purchased 4 Du's Donuts: the lemon matcha,coffee cake, chocolate caramel brownie, and blueberry crumble. I thought they tasted pretty good, but they are not that much better than a Duck Donuts or Broad Street Dough which are priced lower per specialty donut. While we were there, my daughter also ordered a plain scoop of pumpkin ice cream and she said she liked it. Despite the pricing of Du's Donuts, I like Concept Sweet and its er, concept. I didn''t really notice the price after purchasing, but I'm estimating over a couple bucks per - closer to three bucks. There are cheaper donuts but you'd have to drive further to get a specialty donut, especially Du's which is located in Williamburg, Brooklyn! I'm not sure when they get the donuts but they didn't taste stale at all. They even had Halloween donuts available. I'd like to see Concept sweets do well as it seems like the owner is really putting it all into his business. It's a fun store with many unique items. See for yourself!

Cute ice cream place with lots of options for soft serve or hard ice cream. It has its own parking…read morelot. One star off for cash only convenience issue. But I understand it's a small business. They also have sundaes and frozen drink options. It was very busy when I went last night and one of my friends had to park across the street.

Best ice cream in town ! I bring my grandchildren there all the time, it's their favorite place to…read moreget ice cream, the employees are friendly.

Super good with quick service and great variety. Cute outside, lots of seating, photo opp area…read more Good service, great prices for large servings- not really sizes, most are one size. For 7 ice creams it was just over $50. What we ordered: Chocolate milkshakes (one malt) Peanut butter explosion Churro with chocolate sauce Blueberry with mini semi sweet chips (delicious and not artificial tasting) Rave reviews across. Will be back!

Great ice cream! As a chocolate lover, it is the best I have ever had!…read moreThe servers all friendly and courteous!

Great ice cream! We got Rocky road on a waffle cone and coco loco which is coconut flavor with…read morecoconut and chocolate pieces. the waffle cone was slightly stale but nothing really to care much for. They also have vegan ice cream for those that want. service was good and it was a cute ambiance.

Cute spot, but I found the ice cream to be expensive for the portions, and they had less vegan…read moreoptions than were on the main menu.