I really like to go here. I could easily buy the ice cream at the Halo Farm location next to the…read moreTrenton Farmers Market (and I do!), but sometimes I just want to go to this place after dinner, wait through the inevitable line, and sit down and enjoy some ice cream that's honestly as good as or better than any of the fancy brands at the grocery store. They've an impressive range of flavors, and I try to always try a flavor that I've not had in a long time, however I need to have my chocolate cherry more often than not. It's also very common to see people walking along the counter to pick their flavors. If you haven't made a decision, and the people behind you in line know what they want, do the right thing and let them go first. They give healthy scoops, and one scoop, although it doesn't sound like much, might be enough for someone with less post-dinner space available in their belly. If it's your first time visiting, watch the scoops being given to the person in front of you before making your decision. As an added bonus, during Spring and Summer Saturday nights, they have live music in the room as well. It's a cheap, fun date.

YUM! Came across Halo Pub as we were in the area and looking for a sweet treat and it did not…read moredisappoint! Fresh, flavorful and very generous portions. Decided to stick to a classic and got vanilla chocolate chip! Next time I'll have try some of the other more unique flavors!

WE LOVED IT !!! The…read moreusual for frozen yogurt places, but I would vote the flavor amongst the best that I've had to date! My son got his healthy usual of strawberry with strawberries! I enjoyed my "gloppity" creation of cake batter and chocolate, with Oreo crumbles, sprinkles (duh!), and peanut butter sauce, that the sweet (pun intended) staff member got when neither of us saw it with the other offerings. I really liked the ambiance (pretty crowded, two cute little ones) and offerings! Just a fun spot!

Been going for 14 or so years...Very good People...Hard working ...very clean...Great Product...read more

This is without a doubt the best Ice Cream I ever tasted. I…read moregot blueberry cobler and I never tasted anything like it.

We stopped at Friendly's in Robbinsville for ice cream on our way back from the shore. What greeted…read moreus was not so much a restaurant as a reminder that all things fade. The dining room was empty except for one family huddled in a far corner. The freezers that should have been packed with half gallons and cakes and watermelon rolls stood hollow. Two claw machines slouched in the corner, blinking weakly, as though embarrassed to still exist. Behind the counter, one teenager stood guard. She did her best to look occupied while not looking bored, which is a difficult trick. As we placed our order, another father and son walked in. Suddenly the number of souls in the lobby doubled. The place was alive. Three more teenagers came out of the kitchen, laughing together, and began making our ice cream. It felt like the staff outnumbered the customers. We kept things simple. The youngest wanted vanilla with rainbow sprinkles, whipped cream, no cherry. The oldest went with forbidden chocolate and marshmallow topping. My wife ordered mint chocolate chip with hot fudge. At Friendly's it is green, which she insists is the only proper color for mint chocolate chip. I ordered the Reese's Pieces Sundae, though not the five scoop behemoth of my youth. Back then I could eat one after a full dinner and still run around afterwards. Now my cholesterol just shakes its head at me. I ordered a medium, which was still enough to remind me of old times. My father in law passed. He later said out loud what we were all thinking. "Is it just me, or was that place kind of depressing?" He was not wrong. The ice cream was fine, exactly what you expect from Friendly's, but at nearly ten dollars for a sundae, it felt more like an obligation to memory than a bargain. The teenagers behind the counter were pleasant, efficient, even jovial. They were the best thing about the place. But they could not disguise the fact that the restaurant itself looked tired, ready to shuffle off. Three stars. The kids working there earned them. The ice cream kept them. But Friendly's, at least this one, feels like it has already said goodbye.

Giving credit where credit is due, we recently came to Friendly's in Robbinsville. It has improved…read moreeven beyond when we were here from my last review. The place was decorated for Halloween (we've been there at other times and decorations were appropriate for the season). It's cheerful, colorfully lit and not the depressing place it once was. I don't know if under new management or what, but, what an improvement. Food was delicious and server was fun and attentive. They are doing something right....keep it up!!!

This is one of the much better Dairy Queen's you can go to if you live in NJ. This location not…read moreonly has the entire menu for if you want dinner or desert. It has nice decorations too within the inside from the pictures to the amount of booths and seats inside. There is so much to choose from like burgers, to chicken fingers, ice cream, cold drinks, and everything else you could possibly want from DQ. The service overall is good too with no complaints as they're always well staffed and have plenty of people keep the lines down. When it comes to complaints there really aren't any as they got plenty of spaces and never too busy. Only criticism is that it can be pretty cold on the inside but that is expected because it's to keep the ice cream cakes and everything from melting. Check out this location if you're ever near it.

So there we were. A man and his boy on a Monday afternoon at the Dairy Queen Grill & Chill in…read moreHamilton Marketplace. We weren't looking for salvation or spiritual awakening. Just ice cream. The Turtle Pecan Cluster for me. Royal Reese's Fluffernutter for the lad. The ordering process was painless. The waiting, uneventful. The tables though. Imagine a game show where the challenge is to find a clean surface in under thirty seconds. We lost. We picked the least sticky of the available options and called it a win. A young woman emerged from the back, bearing our Blizzards like they were holy artifacts. She raised one skyward to perform the sacred Upside Down Test, that moment of Dairy Queen bravado meant to prove their ice cream's virility. Unfortunately gravity had other ideas. Our server reversed course at the last possible second when the Blizzard, perhaps suicidal, made a break for it. She gave a look that said both "oops" and "please pretend you didn't see that" and vanished into the kitchen. Despite the theatrical mishap, the ice cream itself remained undisturbed and edible. Mine was fine. Not a revelation. Just a polite mix of turtle, pecan, and processed dairy. My son's Royal Reese's Fluffernutter, on the other hand, was the true star of the afternoon. The marshmallow core ran down the center like a sugary spinal cord. He grinned like someone who had bested the universe. I envied him. We left slightly sticky and moderately satisfied. Three stars. One for the blizzard, one for the boy's joy, and one for the comedy of a dessert almost abandoning ship.

Well, it's Carvel soooo. Visited the Carvel in Yardville NJ and was very happy with the product but…read moreespecially with the staff. The young lady was friendly and had a great personality. The store was clean, well stocked with ice cream extras like sandwiches and cakes. The ice cream I ordered was very tasty and a nice portion for the price.

Much better now. Good service. Bag spoons full cups. No complaints last three times there.read more

Pretty good water ice and gelato, usually about 10 or so flavors of ice available, plus soft serve…read moreand mix-ins. You can almost always find coupons in the mailers and papers if you live in the area. Most of the local high school kids who staff the place are friendly and do a good job, although you do sometimes have to suffer through other local customers trying to flirt with the staff! ;-) Parking can be an issue at times, but there us an abandoned real estate office right next door that provides lots if extra space, and it is easier to get in and out of.

I came to rita's approximately 3 minutes before close on august 27th. Despite the late arrival, the…read morestaff went above and beyond and were extremely friendly. Very impressed with my blendini and overall service.

So I ditch class with my friend to try out this Paulys place. We drive 15 minutes to find a run…read moredown deli with some coffee on the side and a freezer with tubs of generic ice cream in the back. The place wasn't even called Paulys. Safe to say this place doesn't exist

What a great surprise to get delicious bowls the way you choose!! Vegan, vegetarian, meat or…read morechicken etc but my favorite was the grilled avocado on my bowl! Oh and the mozzarella in basil oil- wow! Since the menu changes- go now for a delicious bowl or order on Grubhub! Don't forget to add a pan fried pb&j for "dessert" ;) Doynow photostat we couldn't wait to taste our new favorite place!

Mama Dudes is excellent!…read more If it's your first time visiting, don't let the simplicity of the way the place or food looks fool you. If you're looking to eat clean, and need a good wholesome farm to table meal, this is it! It reminds you of a healthy version of Chipotle, but with all organic toppings and choices. The lentils and pickled radishes set the bowls off for sure. There is indoor seating, a variety of beverages for sale, and ample free parking in front of the restaurant. The vibe is chill and casual (think deli counter vibes). Take out friendly, pull up and enjoy friends!