Got really great ice cream and coffee here! Service was very quick and the inside of the place was…read morea nice place to cool down after exploring Broadway.

The ice cream was softer than soft serve and created a drippy mess right away. I had to ask for a…read morecup. The butter pecan had very few nuts and was very bland as was the vanilla. My wife was given a waffle cone that was burnt. She has a specific order she wanted her ice cream in, and when she asked for a new cone, they just dumped her ice cream upside down in the new cone. They server seemed to not understand why she wanted a new cone. I am not sure why this place is so highly rated but it is a no go for us in the future.

Who doesn't love Jenis ice cream! We're having a casual Sunday so we stopped for some flavor…read more I had a waffle cone of Darkest Chocolate ice cream. It's so good! What's not to like? (Other than the belt getting a bit tighter.)

Honeycomb Wild lavender…read more Buttermint $6 for 3 half scoops Fun flavors ! My family loves this

We stopped in on a busy afternoon but they kept the line moving. They have a table outside but it…read morewas really hot so we grabbed a seat and enjoyed our ice cream inside. Love trying the new flavors and splitting your scoop when you can't decide between 2! The waffle cones are fab if you want to treat yourself. It's not cheap - so just be prepared to drop a few bucks - but it is really tasty. Parking on 12 South is challenging - we parked on a side street and walked a little bit.

Ice cream was good but it was a tiny scoop for a big price. I got the mint chocolate chip one scoop…read moreon a waffle cone. Cute Ted Lasso quotes on walls and ice cream names. The workers were very nice! They are happy to let you sample the different flavors.

This is not Maggie Moo's anymore... Margaret would never. The sign now says Marble Slab/ Great…read moreAmerican cookie. There is a smell so putrid and foul inside that we ate our ice cream and cookies outside in the rain. Initially I gave them the benefit of the doubt, thinking they were just having plumbing issues, but I see this smell is mentioned in reviews going back at least a year. Every inch of this store smells like sewage but also an animal shelter. I am truly perplexed how they are passing inspections. On top of that, the prices are incredibly steep. My friends each paid $8 for their small cup of ice cream. You can get designer ice cream (Jeni's) for less! Some reviews mentioned bad service, but the employees were kind to us and we had no issues with them.

Maggie Moos was an absolute treat (pun intended!) on a hot Saturday midmorning in preparation for a…read morefootball game! The service was quick with the workers being friendly and helping. The environment was clean and lots of signage with various ice cream decor strung about. The ice cream I got was the chocolate base with brownies and cookie dough bites mixed in. The ingredients were visibly fresh and it tasted amazing, would definitely come back again!

This is a very classic old school ice cream spot. When you walk up to anything with as long of a…read moreline as Bobbie's usually has, you know it's good. I've had a banana spilt, shake and just a regular cone here and everything has a nostalgic feel in the best way. Despite the line everything comes out fast and is worth the wait. I imagine the food is just as good!

I stopped by this popular spot for a sweet treat only for my second time since moving here. Many…read moretimes the line is long when I pass by, but this time I lucked out with a short line. It looks like the traditional walk up dairy bar that gives you all the nostalgic feelings. There's free parking on the street. Love: service (kind and efficient) Like: dipped cherry cone (large size, creamy ice cream)

First time trying The Baked Bear, SO satisfying. I'm a big dessert girl and this was one of the…read morebest cookie sandwiches I have had here in Tennessee!! I love how they are able to warm up the cookies. Definitely will be back.

I finally got to try Baked Bear and it exceeded my expectations. Cookies and ice cream seem simple,…read morebut they have so many fun flavors and combinations that make it such a great treat. I got the Cookie Monster ice cream, which had cookie dough and Oreo flavors, and I think there was also a cake batter flavor mixed in. For the cookies, I chose a Cosmic Brownie cookie and a classic chocolate chip cookie, and both were so good and tasted really fresh. The staff was super nice and patient while I tried to decide because there were so many options. Definitely a fun cute dessert spot, and I'll be back to try more combinations!

Jeni's ice cream is one of the finest in the city. They always have a mix of traditional flavors…read morelike brownie batter, cookie dough, chocolate, and some whimsical ones like Hibiscus chili and Goat cheese red chili, and I like to dabble between both. Their ice creams are creamy and naturally flavored. I have tried the Brambleberry Crunch, which is one of my favorites. Their Darkest Chocolate ice cream is also delicious and decadent. But the Hibiscus Chili was the most underrated flavor. I think it deserves a lot more hype. The ice cream shop at this location can get very busy, but the service is extremely quick. The team at Jeni's is always patient with me, even when I am confused with all their range of flavors. I particularly love how the shop smells of baked waffle cones.

Listen, there is a distinct tactical strategy required when you walk into Jeni's on 5th and Broad…read more Step one: Accept the line. It's long, it's inevitable, and trying to fight it is a rookie mistake. Because when ice cream is this profoundly good, crowds happen. Step two: Don't panic. The crew behind the counter operates with the high-speed efficiency of a pit crew, yet somehow maintains the absolute patience of saints while you undergo an existential crisis deciding on flavors. My personal blueprint for success was all about contrast. I engineered a double-scoop masterpiece: a heavy, deeply decadent, unapologetic chocolate base, perfectly countered by a lighter, delicate second scoop to balance the universe. It was an elite flavor pivot. Delicious doesn't even cover it. Meanwhile, my wife absolutely devoured her fruit-forward flavors with a speed that felt slightly competitive. Total sensory overload in the best way possible. I'm giving this place a flawless five stars, mostly because I have to, but also because I am currently stalking the freezer aisle of my local Publix like a person possessed, trying to hunt down pints to replicate this high until I can get back to Nashville. Do your tastebuds a favor. Just get in line.

Free samples of pralines as soon as you walk in. As an adult... I was amazed. A big kid in a candy…read morestore :) I was in Nashville for four days and I visited this shop every day. The banana pudding ice cream... Absolutely delicious. The banana pudding cake... Delicious. They have the most fancy beautiful candy apples. Staff was amazing. Great selection of candy and other items. I got a big bag of peanut brittle to take home and that was delicious as well.

This is the SWEETEST shop in Nashville! Walk in & you'll see...& smell...why! As you walk in,…read morechocolate covered pralines are being made & you can get a sample. Soooooo good! There are candy & novelty selections as far as the eye can see & everywhere in this store! I came away with strawberry candy's & chewy candies! This is a sweet tooth lover's paradise!

super cute place! the service was great, the music was fun, the food was so yum. the fries were…read morevery crunchy, love it!

Visited on a summer Thursday night. It was somewhat busy but not overly crowded. I ordered a swirl…read moresoft-serve cup with sprinkles, which came to almost $7. I did appreciate they gave me 2 extra cups so I was able to easily divide it for my 3 kids. The ice cream itself was fine, but nothing particularly memorable. Unfortunately, there was a noticeable rancid oil smell inside the shop, which detracted from the experience. There is plenty of indoor seating, but the space lacks much ambiance or character. On a nice day, the outdoor area is definitely the better option. One downside is parking. Much of the street parking in 12 South has recently been changed to permit-only, which is a huge bummer. There are a few spots directly in front of the shop, but your best bet is probably parking near Sevier Park and walking over. Overall, it was okay, but given the price and the experience, I wouldn't go out of my way to return.