Very good food, great service, and extremely fast waiting time! The custard is high quality and…read morevery thick, good serving sizes

While we aren't fans of shaved ice, the custard at Karie Anne's is WONDERFUL and worth a stop. It's…read morerich and creamy...and the portions generous. The staff was fast and friendly.

I had a chocolate malt milkshake. It was delicious…read more Service was fast the two young ladies who served me were very nice. Seems like they have a nice election of eggs and cheese and some different things and there as well so it's a beautiful little shop!

I had a truly bizarre experience at this ice cream shop after it was highly recommended to me. I…read morewas in the mood for a thick milkshake, so I specifically asked for an extra thick one. After waiting 10 minutes (despite being the only customers there), what I got was basically chocolate milk. I pointed it out, and they remade it--but after another 10-minute wait, it was only slightly thicker. As we drove away, things got even worse. While sipping my shake, I suddenly felt something unusual in my mouth--pieces of plastic coming through the straw! Whether this was a careless mistake or just a lack of attention to detail, I can't say, but it completely ruined the experience. So I after waiting almost 20 minutes for two shakes and having pieces of plastic in my shake and having to discard it. This is one of the worst customer service experiences. I've had in a long time. Safe to say, this is one visit I won't remember fondly. I shared this experience with someone right after and they say had a very similar experience. That is a very uneven place.

Even due to it's location, this little drive-thru coffee shop gets 5 stars right away…read more Sitting right at the northern tip of the Idaho Falls, Ammon, and Rigby center of everything, is a little swing off of 20 at the Menan/Roberts exit, for a brilliantly placed pit stop. A last chance to get that Cravable Cup O' Inspiration. Now, this isn't a typical coffee drive-thru with a walk up counter--nope gotta go to the drive up window. You can drive up, get your coffee/espresso masterpiece and hop right back onto 20 north for the long stretch of nothing to Rexburg, St. Anthony, and beyond. If you have a minute, you can grab one of their muffin tops, or other various breakfast pastries, and park in the gravel surroundings. Stretch yer legs for a bit at this cute old-style redwood tinyhouse. Complete with a sunny seating area as a spring-scaped sidewalk bistro, It's great for a quick comfy breakfast. The three of us were on our way to a planned breakfast, so getting the treats was a no-no, but the coffee was pretty superb. A huge triumph came when I asked the question "do you have dark roast." The cheery & energetic young lady (evidently already had coffee) excitedly widened her eyes, smiled and said "Yes," and to my surprise, "we have a Sumatra." Ohh man, this was just way beyond the typical, "uhhmm, I don't know, let me ask"--I was sold! I usually just get a red-eye, which is a cup of drip add a shot or two--deppending on how bobbly my head is, but today I added some sugar free peanut butter flavor, and a hydration boost(the ingredients read like an electrolyte injection). That was pretty good, and I could taste my good old friend the red-eye in there, but i think I'll go without the add-ins next time-- I'm pretty basic. Everybody else with me, also created some great drinks. I mean the list if sugar-free flavors is unique, and quite impressive. She (my life partner) got her sugar free needs met by creating an almond, raspberry, and white chocolate, which totally relieved the high shouldered tension she was carrying, lol--good thing this stop wasn't any further. I decided to name her drink The Whittle Raspal Mocha.(They can use that if they want it, I'd be honored) Ok, this just shows how wide the sugar-free stuff is. The other person with us, just like she always does created something that you might expect to find bubbling in a cauldron lol, but she thoroughly enjoyed it. The young lady barista was expert, friendly, smart and quick as a whip. If yer a coffee creation connoisseur, and you haven't tried this place, you need to! If you have tried it, I might see you next time we're headed north, cuz we'll be jumpin off the highway here! I hope your passion for coffee lures you to this special coffee shop. I researched some history on it, and this owner has had a long time passion for this style of business, and it shows! Thanx for reading.

So happy Cup O' Bliss came to the Hill Climb at Kelly Canyon, because it was chilly outside! The…read moreservice was excellent, coffee was great, and the hot cocoa made for some happy kiddos! I highly recommend the breve with honey and cinnamon 1/2 sweet! CHEERS!

So as other people have mentioned the coffee trailer is not at the address listed above. It's in…read morethe parking lot of the Liberty car dealership at 890 W Main St, Rexburg, ID 83440. Now for the review: This is a coffee TRAILER! I pulled right up and there was no line at 9AM on a Wednesday. I was greeted by 2 employees who were very kind & helpful while ordering, asking what my plans were for the day & wishing me safe travels. I got a large cold brew with a splash of oat milk & a stevia (my go-to). I was actually very impressed with the flavor & taste, I expected it to be watered down but it's good! I would recommend anyone local or travelers passing by to grab a coffee here!

When a camel is wandering the desert it doesn't care about the quality of water available...it…read morejust wants water. That was me. A big ole coffee camel with a great thirst, wandering the flatlands of Rexburg. To make it worse, it was a Sunday. So honestly, the fact that I could get coffee on a Sunday in a predominately Morman area made my day. I don't give five stars out easily...but why only three stars? Well, I pulled up beside The Grind, which is basically a food truck trailer. This doesn't bother me at all I love food trucks! The menu looked good and I ordered something that I had seen on Facebook, because after finding them on Yelp I wanted to see some current info so I researched them there. My order was taken wrong and I was handed a blended coffee, no big deal, but I know for a fact I didn't ask for that because I never, ever order my coffee blended. The barista was super nice about it, apologized and handed me my original cinnamon-based hot drink and it was really good. She even made it half sweet, as I had requested. So why only three stars? Well, it was the conversation I had to listen to while I waited on my coffee being made. These are the little things people, and a lot of times companies don't understand that it can really make a difference in a customer experience. The conversation pretty much went like this: "She is such a bleep, I bleeping hate her, she's such a bleeping gossip. What the bleep was she thinking? " Something like that. You get the picture. Now I'm all about a well placed cuss word..but it was awkward for the full 8 minutes I had to sit there. It was easy to hear...no straining, and they didn't hold back because I was sitting there and a guy standing up in the back saw me sitting at the window in my car. I didn't want to make eye contact, I felt like I was intruding on their space. But, I'm just a coffee camel, looking for my coffee mate in a pretty desolate desert for coffee. So three stars for providing a place to get some Java. I just wish it had been more of an oasis.

We had been planning to go on this trip up to St. Anthony to visit Roxy's Sweets, Treat &…read moreEats/Roxy's Sweet Nightmares on Tuesday--But for one reason or another, it took a month of reschedules for that specific Tuesday to come. We all think the idea of a horror theme cafe is super cool, but one of us is a huge horror buff--like Edgar Allen Poe is her soulmate. When It finally became TUESDAY, we loaded the three of us into the car for the drive. We had an itinerary for the whole day, with a couple of planned stops along the way. The idea was to arrive at Roxy's right at our lunchtime for an icecream and espresso desert, which would be new for us. We got there quite a bit early, and met with the very nice owner, she's very engaging with her customers. It was still early for lunch, so with our spare time we went on a little walk. After spending most of our time at an awesome park, we return to Roxy's for lunch as promised. That's when we found out about our ice cream and espresso experience. Online claims she has like 12 flavors. To us this meant an array of flavors to complement an espresso--she had four basic flavors. Ok, we didn't get our Ice cream and espresso experience. I still got a strawberry shake with my lunch, which was good and made me happy! The menu is where the horror theme shines a little. The food names like the Frankenstein Chicken sandwhich, and other items like Buffy's Garlic Burger, remind you of the fun potential of this place. I got the Frankenstein. Now, for a tiny little kitchen, using all re-invented prepackaged stuff, it wasn't bad--good actually. By re-invented I mean, she takes like frozen chicken pieces, and stews or simmers them in her secret sauce (which she doesn't share, keeps secret) to make some pretty tasty stuff. She does the same kind of thing with the frozen beef patties that she buys. My other half said the burger she got was not smashed in house, but in no way did it seem like store bought frozen patties. So, thumbs up to that idea. Now I wish I could be as enthusiastic about the whole scene, but it was not at all what we were hoping for after researching it. Don't get me wrong, there is horror movie pics, and decor on the entrance walls, and some in the adjecent, small dining room. What's supposed to be horror focused, and could be with some effort, looks given up on, with a crystals and novelty shop now being the main focus. That whole back shop is pretty cool though, and has some unique stuff, but is in pretty much disarray. I mean, this makes me feel a little sad, cuz the woman who owns/runs the shop is very nice. She's friendly and talkative, but we noticed a lot of distractions while she was trying to run the business. It's a great idea, but It seems she just can't keep up. The place is dirty. The bathrooms looked and smelled like they rarely get a good cleaning. All in all--it just doesn't live up to its name or hype. Please go there and check it out for yourself. If the horror doesn't creep all over you, maybe finding some cool stuff in the shop, welcoming service, and a tasty bite will be a great visit for you. 4* for reminding me that food doesn't have to be top-quality to be gourmet, and simply because it's cute, but that's not what I was there for, I was there for spooky music and dark theme. But you might love it.

Super interesting and unique store to visit. We needed a pit stop between West Yellowstone and…read moreIdaho Falls and found this on yelp. The bathrooms were dirty and coffee drinks were not strong. But it was a fun place to stop for the family to stretch their legs.

Here's a polished, elevated version that still sounds warm and like you:…read more I took my girls here for a fun little afternoon adventure, and it turned out to be such a great experience! From the moment we walked in, the staff was incredibly friendly, and the store smelled absolutely amazing. Everything looked so clean and inviting. They were out of the Cookies & Cream option, which was a little disappointing, but there were still plenty of delicious choices available. I placed my order at the kiosk, and before I could even finish, they were already handing me my cookie--super fast service! The cookie itself was SO good. I got the chilled sugar cookie, and it was perfectly soft with just the right balance of frosting to cookie. Honestly, one of my favorites! Overall, such a fun stop with my girls. Great service, great atmosphere, and amazing cookies. I would definitely recommend this location--I love Crumbl!

Amazing cookies, and the textures are amazing. The service was also extremely welcoming!read more

My daughters were super excited to get frozen yogurt while in town since we don't have frozen…read moreyogurt in our area. The kids liked it fine, but I was pretty disappointed. The flavors were pretty limited, the yogurt seemed over churned, and it was quite pricey for subpar frozen yogurt.

Great Frozen yogurt joint!…read more I've lived in rexburg for 4 years now and haven't gotten around to trying this until now. I mostly avoided it because how hyped up it was to me being the most trendy place in rexburg. But thanks to my wife we tried it, they were doing a special where it was only $5 a cup... which made it super busy. We waited in line for about an hour, they were really good at having heaters for everyone outside and were really on top of customer service. Definitely don't make the same mistake I made and wait 4 years to try it... if you do you'll regret it.

Honestly, probably the best boba I've had in Southeast Idaho…read more When the boba (tapioca pearls) are freshly made, you have a definite win. The texture and flavor knocks the other places out of the park. The drinks themselves have a good flavor, I do wish they incorporated either fresh or frozen fruit so the drinks tasted a little less artificial & a little more refreshing. Don't get me wrong - they're still good. It would just provide the extra "umph". The coolest part? You can mix different flavors if you want to. I'm going call my special request "The Amber". LOL. It's a mix of taro and honeydew smoothies with boba. Honeydew smoothie on top, taro smoothie on the bottom or vice versa. Either way, it's so good! Now open in the same location is Space Crepes - also very good! I had the Taro Space Crepe. It was both pretty and delicious. That's a win-win, if you ask me. I don't travel to Rexburg often. But when I do, you can find me at Crush.

I have wanted to stop by here for a while. We looked up the hours and said it closes at 11. It was…read more9:20. We headed over and there were a few people in line getting smoothies. It was 9:40 and our turn was up. I asked the employee how do we order the crepe. She said we can't. I asked why. She explained that they shut the crepe grill down 30 minutes before they close. I said you don't close till 11. Her response was that the owner hasn't updated the hours online. Needless to say we left.