I do not live in the area, but I always enjoy a good Milkshake Factory milkshake…read more If I had to nitpick...at this location the set up seems to be the main employee at the register not only takes the orders, but also pulls the chocolates. Not that the lines get long, but it seems like have a separate employee pulling chocolates ahead of paying while one is imputing orders would be more efficient.

MilkShake Factory is a family-owned business that sells many flavors of delicious milkshakes and…read morechocolates. It was founded in Pittsburgh in 1914 and is spreading its franchises across the country. This particular location is in Cranberry Township. When I entered the business and began to look at the display cases and menus, two employees very courteously greeted me. I purchased three small chocolates for $17 plus tax and tip. Here are my ratings for what I bought: Dubai-style chocolate bar - 3.5 stars - I have eaten Dubai chocolate for a while now, and this one was not as authentic and flavorful as one that I ate from New York City, but it was still good. Chocolate-dipped toffee stroopwafel - 5 stars - This stroopwafel tasted like other stroopwafels that I have eaten, and I liked its chocolate dip. Pen's Puck - 4 stars - A solid piece of plain chocolate was in the shape of a Pittsburgh Penguin's hockey puck.

Yum! These cupcakes are moist and airy. I had the lemon blueberry and brownie bite, and both were…read morephenomenal. Icing packs flavors. Rich and tasty. There is so much more on the menu I want to explore! I did a walk in and there was a quite a selection. Next time, I'll order ahead so I can try some flavors that weren't available later in the day. No surprise they sell fast - they're fantastic!

Delicious cupcakes! The raspberry vanilla and toasted almond were my favorites. Would definitely…read morego back.

I have to be honest, based off of experiences at locations I've had in DC burbs I thought Crumbl…read morecookies were really, really over-rated (especially for the price). I don't know how this location seems to make the cookies that much better, but this was a conversion experience haha For starters, I can't say how exciting it was to find out they were open until 11 on a Friday :D We were driving up from DC for the Pierogi festival in October and it is a bit of a culture shock how early things close. Ex. needed coffee for a boost to finish the long drive; Starbucks is long closed by that point, made the mistake thinking Mc Donalds at home have a number of 24 hour locations, but the one next to this Crumbl closes at 10; so we were ecstatic to find Crumbl still open! There wasn't a rush at 10:30 by any means, but there were a couple orders. My order was ready super quickly, and they were the best chocolate chunk cookies with sea salt I've ever had! I had resigned myself to that flavor because regular chocolate chip (my usual preference in cookie types) wasn't an option. I seriously, usually don't enjoy chocolate chunk cookies. These were the perfect amount of soft/gooey but completely baked, with just a kiss of salt. I mean we drove another 45 min to our air bnb after crumbl, and they were still perfect with no extra effort or heating on our part. I'm afraid they set the bar too high for me and I'll be let down at other locations again in the future haha But this one I solidly recommend! :D

While not everyone loves Crumbl, I absolutely do. Their giant cookies last me most of the week when…read moreportioned out, and I like the rotating menu that keeps things fresh week to week (although there's been fewer new flavors to try these days). Crumbl has a pretty uniform store design, so when I walked in here the usual sights greeted me. The kiosk for walk-in orders is on the right, the main display is straight ahead of the doors, the pick-up counter is on the left, and behind all of that you can see the bakers hard at work. This store feels bigger than the stores I usually visit though (as I was only in Cranberry after spending a day in McConnells Mill State Park). The extra space definitely makes a difference - the store in general felt less cramped as excited customers waited for their cookies. That said, I use the Crumbl app to order ahead so I was in and out of the shop very quickly; and the cookies as always were absolutely delicious. If I was passing through the area again in the future, I'd stop by again!

I live out of town, but had special banana Nutella cake to delivered to my son in Pittsburgh for…read morehis birthday. He said it was absolutely delicious delicious. The delivery was very prompt and communicate communicated well.

Nothing Bundt Cakes is a restaurant chain that has hundreds of locations across the U.S. and…read moreCanada. This particular location in Cranberry Township serves large bundt cakes, individually sized bundtlets, cupcake-sized bundtinis by the dozen, and party supplies and gifts (e.g., candles, plates, napkins, mugs, and greeting cards). During my visit, I saw bundt cakes in the following flavors: lemon blueberry, chocolate chocolate chip, lemon, red velvet, white-chocolate raspberry, confetti, carrot, strawberries and cream, snickerdoodle, and vanilla. My husband and I purchased three bundtlets in the flavors of snickerdoodle, confetti, and chocolate chocolate chip. Each one cost $5.50. An employee immediately and kindly greeted us, accurately rang up our purchase, and thanked us. We ate the bundtlets at home. We thought that they were very fresh and tasted good.

I love this place, but don't ever order the banana split. Small bowl, one banana and barely any…read moretoppings which is what makes it a banana split in the 1st place. All ice cream and that's mostly it. If you want a banana split, go to dairy queen. It's more for the same price or cheaper.

Great ice cream....interesting flavors and creations…read more Very friendly and efficient staff. Large parking lot surrounded by some picnic benches. Reasonably-priced.

Sincerely Yogurt is a restaurant that sells frozen yogurts, smoothies, and Hershey's ice creams…read more The yogurts are non-fat or low-fat, come in dozens of flavors (e.g., vanilla, apple pie, coffee, blueberry, chocolate, eggnog, peach, pineapple, huckleberry, mint, banana, cheesecake, snickerdoodle, and strawberry), and have dozens of possible toppings (e.g., mango, chocolate chips, sprinkles, brand-name candy bars, walnuts, granola, cereals, cookie dough, and graham crackers). The smoothies are available in many flavors and may be customized with add-ins (e.g., whey protein, glutamine collagen, and creatine), and type of milk or water. When I entered this business, a friendly employee asked me if I had ever been there previously. I had not, so she explained that the yogurts are self-serve. I chose a waffle cone, filled it with vanilla yogurt, and topped it with Heath chunks. The employee weighed the container to determine the price of ~$9 plus tip. Some tables, chairs, and board games were available in the dining area. I thought that my custom yogurt was a large size and tasted good.

Kind of a mediocre kind of place. I believe I tried the frozen yogurt a while ago, and just thought…read moreit was forgettable. But, I just now realized they also have items besides just froyo. For example, they also serve cookie dough, and I wanted to try it. So I did. And it was pretty meh. It wasn't the worst cookie dough I've had, but it certainly wasn't impressive. In an odd way, it was kind of flavorless. They do offer several kinds of cookie dough, and I went the peanut butter cup and the chocolate chunk. The chocolate chunk barley had any chocolate chunk pieces. The peanut butter didn't have a strong nutty flavor. It was just kind of bland. All in all, maybe I'll come back for the froyo, but the cookie dough wasn't worth it.

I must have forgotten how much I loved a fresh vanilla custard cone because I was more amazed than…read moreI expected to be when ordering a cone from here last Monday. I found myself immediately planning the next time I want to go back once the weather is nice again. Although Rita's is generally known for their Italian ice, and although they have way more flavors of Italian ice than custard, I feel like their custard is underrated and may have been the creamiest dessert experience I've had all year. While the line was definitely long, they serve people so quickly that you still get your order in no time. Friendly staff, quick service (despite the high demand), and at $3.50 for a generously sized kids cone, I'd say the prices are very reasonable. Although I did feel there could have been more tables, especially with how popular this location is, the tables they did have looked clean and the general area was well kept. One tricky thing about this location, though, is parking, so what I find easiest is parking across the street and waiting for the walk signal to come on.

The gelati is delicious! I got half wild black cherry and mango with a vanilla custard on top! It's…read morethe perfect combo of creamy and tangy and sweet! Love the mesh of flavors and it's nostalgic!

Sure, you may have to do a good bit of the cooking, but it's worth it if you go in with a big…read moreappetite. The service has always been wonderful here with reasonable pricing and a clean environment. And your kiddos will have a good time!

I came here with my boyfriend for lunch and it was very filling. Our server was very sweet and…read moreattentive. The restaurant is very clean and sharp looking, and there were very little people there. This is a great underrated spot worth giving a try. The sauce they use in the salad and also provide at the table was so creamy and had to be my favorite aspect here. I found myself even dipping the meat into the sauce!!!

So always looking for a good donut place. So on Sunday said might as well give Jordan's a try…read more First it is located in the parking lot not the building. Look for a trailer parked near corner. Bring cash $5 for half dozen and you get to pick your flavors. I immediately ate one and had to stop myself from eating more. If you are looking for a unusual donut give Jordan's a try.

I'm a donut guy, no doubt about it. This style of donut is obviously popular with a competitor in…read morethe area that I don't really want to support. The donut is a small cake donut with the toppings applied per order. These come out to $10 per dozen, which is what you could roughly pay for full size donuts elsewhere. I don't really get into the novelty of applying toppings per order as I tend to eat basic donuts (glazed, sprinkles, etc) but if unique flavor combos are your thing this would be up your alley. Compared to Duck Donuts I actually like that they don't apply for the toppings while the donut is hot as they just melt right off. That said, this is a truck in the winter and the donuts were cold. However, I did find them to taste fresh and not overly greasy which is good. In a pinch, I'd definitely be back - not really my style but worth supporting... And I'd assume kids would love these as well!