What a wild wonderful wacky world! This is the quirkiest area I have ever been to! They even have a…read moregiant antique place next door! Good ice cream and a cool road trip stop.

Last two visits have been better...at least it was open. Hours keep changing, as of this post the…read moredays are Th-Sun. Chips to snack on are few and far between, but the ice cream remains the king. Hotdogs remain a bargain. Best advice is to phone ahead. Opens at noon.

I didn't visit for ice cream - I came for the crab cakes, which were good…read more There was a small line outside on a Friday afternoon, which I take to be a good sign, The crab cakes had a good combo of spice and crunchiness. Apparently my original patty was on the small side, so the cook added a second!

Always friendly worker. They have great food and on weekends they have the bar open and it's always…read morea fun place to go.

I thought it would be nice to try Tilly's Homemade ice cream. It's been my mission to try all the…read moreice cream shops in Fredericksburg, seeing as how I consider myself an ice cream connoisseur of sorts. My husband got the Bailey's Irish cream topped with hot fudge in a chocolate covered waffle ice cream bowl. I got a scoop of peach ice cream on a cake cone. It quickly rose to my hubby's favorite ice cream shop here, with Jimmy T's soft serve being a close second. For me, Jimmy T's still reigns Number one. I've heard from others that peach isn't their best flavor, and I should try some other flavors. So I'll update once I've given them another try!

First time at Tilly's and this is a cute local spot with a lot of options for homemade ice cream…read more We were welcomed from a friendly face who helped me navigate the options and in the end, teamwork helped me design my ice cream option of the day. I had a cup of the Cookie Monster sundae. My husband tore up plain vanilla with a chocolate dipped waffle cup. Both were really good. I'll come again.

On my first full day exploring St. Michaels, I had already knocked out an awesome dinner…read moreoverlooking the harbor and found myself with one remaining mission for the evening. Ice cream. Actually...excellent ice cream! My dinner waitress recommended Justine's Ice Cream Parlor without hesitation, so I wandered a few blocks through downtown and walked in around 5:30pm on a Friday evening during Fourth of July weekend. To my surprise, I had the entire place to myself, which was perfect because this place has SO MANY choices that I needed some uninterrupted decision-making time! Justine's has been serving homemade ice cream in St. Michaels since 1987, and it's easy to see why it's become such a local tradition. Beyond dozens of ice cream flavors, they offer their famous Wall of Shakes, sundaes, floats, dog-friendly treats and even the legendary Titanic Sundae Challenge, a 6 1/2-pound mountain of ice cream and toppings that was featured on Man v. Food. Watching someone attempt that challenge would almost be worth the trip all by itself! After staring into the cases for far longer than I'd like to admit, I settled on the Choco Taco ice cream. Then the friendly employee behind the counter casually suggested turning it into a sundae inspired by one of their Wall of Shakes creations, the Sinnamon Toast Shake. Say less, kind ice cream human. Please, make my dreams come true! For $7.50, I was handed what can only be described as a work of art. Choco Taco ice cream topped with crushed graham crackers, warm butterscotch, caramel sauce, whipped cream and a dusting of cinnamon. Folks...It was PHENOMENAL! Even more shocking? There wasn't a single peanut butter ingredient involved. As someone whose personality is approximately 63.8% peanut butter, that's saying something! The Choco Taco ice cream was rich and chocolaty with crunchy waffle cone pieces mixed throughout, while the butterscotch, caramel and cinnamon transformed it into something that tasted warm and comforting despite being ice cream. Every bite was a little different, and every bite was fantastic! There isn't dedicated parking right outside the shop, but I had no trouble finding free municipal parking just a short walk away. Inside seating is pretty limited, with just a few spots available, though there are a handful of tables outside along the sidewalk that would be perfect on a beautiful evening. Whether you're stopping in for a scoop, tackling the Titanic Challenge, working your way through the Wall of Shakes or just looking for a sweet ending to a day exploring St. Michaels, Justine's absolutely deserves a spot on your itinerary. My dinner waitress gave me an excellent recommendation. And, now, I'm passing it along to you!

The ice cream was awesome and definitely recommend it. I only got one scoop but they gave me a…read moregiant one

Best ice cream on the Eastern Shore! If you go to Sugar Doodles they use their ice cream as well…read more This place also sells milk too which is just incredible A great dairy farm if you see it on your way to a trip please stop you won't regret it

This was a fun stop on our way home from the beach going through Delaware on route 404. It is…read moredirectly off the road. You don't have to navigate anywhere to find it. It's a perfect stop because you get a treat, they have a bathroom, and a playground where the cows come right next to you. The ice cream is delicious. If you are a real ice cream aficionado, this ice cream has a pull to it and you can tell it's high quality. I did feel dumb when I ordered 3 kiddie scoops and then my brother got a triple scoop to share with his family, getting the same thing for $3 less. Think through what you are going to get to get the best deal possible. All around, this is a great stop. Highly recommend this instead of a gas station on your way through Delaware.

Was driving home from vacation and a friend recommended this and it was so worth it even with the…read moreline we had to wait in. The line went smoothly and at a good pace. The selection was awesome and unique. I would definitely recommend checking them out. Loved it.

I have driven by this place for years. I finally stopped yesterday!! The ice cream was smooth and…read moredelicious. The staff was friendly and greeted us as soon as we walked in. Plenty of seating. I got a scoop of honey lavender and a scoop of cake batter and holy moly. Those two flavors are amazing together. I may have to come back and get a pint of those two mixed.

Had a great time playing mini golf and eating Hersey's ice cream on a Friday evening. We actually…read morecame the day before only to find out this place only opens on the weekend and decided to come back next day. It's totally worth the 20 min drive! The golf course is very well kept and the staff very friendly. Will totally come again!

Great service, ice cream nice and creamy and cold, so many options. Their 18 hole course is fun…read moreevery single time. They are really awesome.

Love the blue, green, and pink color scheme. Since Dairy Queen shut down I thought we'd never have…read moreanother ice cream spot to take its place. Thankfully Chilly Billy's isn't far off from where DQ was. I wish they had an eat in area but considering the small size of the building that used to be Laura's pretty paws it's understandable, plus I'm used to it since DQ didn't have one either. The people who served the ice cream were quite friendly and lively. While I'm sure people may complain a bit bout prices, for the high quality, delicious taste, and decent serving sizes, it's worth it. I went there at noon today and tried a birthday cake flavored ice cream on a waffle cone and a large cup of their peanut butter brownie (so good) and cookies and cream ice cream. For $18.02 it's pretty good and worth the money. Will definitely be going there more often!

Hits the spot when you are craving ice cream in the ole' traditional way! The nicest, hometown…read morecustomer service, BIG portions, and delicious. They even have sugar-free options and sorbet. Perfect location and plenty of parking to just swoop in. So swoop!

Ice cream was fantastic. Prices leave a lot to be desired though.. like, a whole lot to be…read moredesired. I could buy two gallons of ice cream for what they're charging for a small single scoop (but in their defense, it's more like a double scoop) Will I return? Yes. But probably only with my wife or one of the kids because the cost to treat a family of 6, just wouldn't be worth it.

I like this place. The ice cream is great. It's clean. Very chill atmosphere. Great selection and…read moreenvironment!

Walking the Boardwalk in Solomon's, stop to let kiddos play on playground. Next to both is the…read morecutest little ice cream Shack. Delectable sundaes & multiple scoop cones. Several unique flavors & always service with a smile. Perfect on a warmer spring or summer day.

Pretty decent ice cream shop along (or near) the boardwalk in Solomon's. While no Baskin Robbins…read morewith its 31 flavors, the Ice Cream Place still has a pretty good selection of ice cream flavors. For me, I am a happy camper as long as an ice cream shop has vanilla, chocolate, cookies n cream, or mint chocolate chip...and The Ice Cream Place had those. :) *I"m pretty "boring" when it comes to my ice cream flavors.* Prices were a bit higher than I anticipated (especially since they don't post prices), but I think that's the way things go on the Boardwalk. I had no concerns reading the service and ambiance of the ice cream shop. Although The Ice Cream Place is worth a visit, especially if you have the young ones with you, I would not go too far out of my way to visit. Then again, I'm not a huge fan of ice cream.