We are so lucky to have this in Edwardsville! Such great ice cream flavors, I got two scoops -…read moresalted cracker caramel and salted caramel cookies and cream. They both were phenomenal! They also had a seasonal pumpkin flavor that I'm going to need to go back to try. Quick service, no one was in line on a Wednesday 8 pm night. They will let you sample flavors too. Fancy style decor and fancy ice cream - worth the stop or two and maybe more!

Clementines always smells just like the ice cream parlor at six flags, but with a shorter line and…read morebetter selections. They have rotating flavors and fresh cones. I LOVE that they have a little water stand with cups because ice cream makes me thirsty. A little pricy for ice cream, but well worth it in my opinion. The stl locations have boozy ice cream as well!

Omgawd this might be my favorite ice cream parlor of ALL…read moreTIME ! Clementine's is just fun. Like, instantly puts you in a good mood kind of place. They've got their "naughty" menu with alcohol named flavors and a "nice" side, plus a full vegan lineup (which is rare and very appreciated). I went with the vegan lemon poppy seed and it was unreal--bright, creamy, and one of those bites where you just pause for a second like... yeah, this is it. The spaces are always cute, we sat outside, and they even have doggy ice cream which is honestly the cherry on top for alota folks. 100% worth the stop.

One of my favorite ice cream shops! I enjoy specialty ice cream and Clementines is at the top of my…read morelist for adventurous, rich flavored ice cream. my favorites are: Honey Lavendar Gooey Butter Cake Maple Bourbon Pecan Service is always great. I do wish the patio would get a makeover. Sitting in a chair on gravel while eating ice cream isn't comfortable.

Hands down the best ice cream place in granite city, and yes we can argue about it. The soft serve…read moreis bomb. The flavor bust? 10. Concretes? 10. Food? Surprisingly also solid. You can go through the drive through but it's sketch city with fatty potholes. You order at the window and then they give it to you from the other window.

Ambiance: it's a drive thru or pull up. Service: basic and…read morefriendly. Food: absolutely delicious. I got an Italian Beef and a "concrete" and I loved it. I grew up on Weather Vane (mostly the old location) but it's awesome to go to whenever I an in town (apologies for the picture of the 1/2 eaten Italian Beef sandwich, forgot to take a before picture).

Soft serve ice cream in my home town! I've always been a fan of that other, venerable ice cream…read moreshop in town because I love their iceberg malt. However I have to say, Lisa's equivalent of that might be even better! ;-) The service might edge them out as well as every time we've stopped by they have been super nice. There isn't much else to say, go try them, it's great! :-)

I love coming to this place every summer they have delicious ice creams, and the vanilla is…read moredelectable even by itself. My favorite dessert there is their sundae it's sooo good and I will go there every summer.

We truly enjoyed everything The Fountain On Locust had to offer…read more As far as appetizers go, the Flaming Tomato Tango and spinach and artichoke dip were both delicious. The Flaming Tomato Tango was my favorite part of the entire meal. The Royal Grille sandwich was really unique. The orange cream cheese isn't too overpowering, and all of the flavors work really well together. Be sure to upgrade to the Billy Chips ~ you won't regret it! If we're ever back in the area, we'll definitely be back.

Fun location located in an old Stutz Bearcat showroom! Friendly host and server both greeted us…read morequickly and we were seated promptly upon arrival. Our both was comfortable for two but would have been a bit crowded for four. If you are in a party of 3 or more, I suggest reserving a table. We ordered the artichoke dip and tomato tango bread. Both were excellent but the tomato tango was the star. Baked goat cheese and spicy tomato dip, served with house-made garlic crostinis - I could have made that into an entree! For a main course, I enjoyed the Royale Grille - the restaurant's signature adult grilled cheese has white cheddar, mozzarella, Fuji apple slices, and orange cream cheese spread on whole wheat bread. A perfect blend of sweet and savory. And it really was a perfect blend. Order them with a side of Billy Goat Chips! Coffee was good! Save room for ice cream. We did not and I will regret that for a long time!

Love the classic look. The workers were attentive and asked questions to make sure I got exactly…read morewhat I wanted. The small sized sundae was a perfect size after eating dinner.

Satan, be gone. Shivers Frozen Custard is sinful. Having lived in STL for 40 years and the last 20…read morefairly close to Ted Drew's. I can say in my humble opinion that Shiver's is the better custard. Living nearby, I have finally learned that you don't have to be a kid to order the kiddie size. By ordering the kiddie, I can save calories and perhaps be able to stop by twice during the week instead of limiting myself to one treat. I think Kiddie Size can also be called a, Senior Size. As we age, our appetites are like they use to be. Last night I couldn't pass by when I saw the FOTD (Flavor of the Day) was, Gooey Pecan Pie. I'm really not a Gooey person, but Pecan Pie is my favorite pie, so I couldn't resist. I ordered a Kiddie Concrete. It was rich in flavor and had large pieces of Pecan. I even had full sized pecans in my cup covered in the Gooey sauce. It was the perfect sweet treat to end the day. As a reminder, Shivers is also a coffee shop in the early mornings. So you can also get your caffeine fix, too. I also gotta tell you that they're dog friendly and offer free Pup Cups. Dog must be present to receive the Pup Cup. No To-Go orders for the pups.

You don't realize how big the cup they use for three scoops is until they start putting ice cream…read morein it and it's like, Whoa, do I really need $10 worth of ice cream? Well, I guess it's not really $10 worth of ice cream. Certainly, it's not $10 worth of ice cream by 1990s standards. Once, I could go get an entire tub of Schnucks store-brand mint chocolate chip with weirdly strong artificial flavoring (arguably the GOAT ice cream) with the change found between the seat cushions in the station wagon I used to drive. You'd die trying to eat $10 worth of that. Eventually, you might die eating Clementine's. It'll run you, but you get a lot of calories for your dollar. It might even be a good value, depending on how you look at it. They pack it into those little tubs, too. No Diddy. They fill the tub and then they pile it high on top. It's the ol' Five Guys strategy of charging you money out the ass and then giving you more food than you require, as if they're doing you a favor. Uh, thanks? All of the flavors I had were really good, but they were incredibly rich, to the point where after a while they get to be a bit much. They had a mouthfeel almost more along the lines of butter than the cheap ice cream I should be buying (I've been known to eat soft serve from QT), and I'm assuming that's because they have a nutritional profile that's not altogether different. As one of the girls from my running group pointed out, after a while the flavors all kinda run together. Part of it's that they actually melt into each other, and part of it's I'm sure just palette fatigue. I went with three scoops. The ideal order here might be two: enough that you don't feel ripped off, or that you came a long way for nothing, but not so much that you somehow develop delayed onset lactose intolerance in your 40s. Of the three flavors that I had, I liked the Salted Caramel Cookies + Cream, Heritage Mint Chip and Gooey Butter Cake, in that order. But you really can't go wrong with any of those. The Gooey Butter Cake is their signature, but I'm a mint chip brother, as previously discussed. The Salted Caramel Cookies + Cream might be their top flavor. It was my favorite of the ones that I tried, and a girl from our group whose opinion I trust said it's the best.

What you get when you mix, Friendly staff, creative ice cream flavors made with a quality that you…read morecan taste, cutesy patio with a vintage modern twist on a tree lined street, and an awards program to die for? CLEMENTINE'S ICE CREAM! I celebrate my birthday here EVERY YEAR with a free complimentary Petit (2 scoops) gifted by Team Clementine! I was so excited to dig in that you got the END of my treat. Just their rewards program and see for yourself. :)

This place is great. They have soooo many flavors of ice cream here. There really is something…read morefor everyone. I had the daily grind. It was coffee ice cream with espresso beans in it. So rich and good. For added awesomeness I had it put into a waffle cone. The place is cute. It looks like a retro ice cream parlor complete with 70's/80's jukebox. Everyone in my family enjoyed their ice cream treats from here!

They have either 32 or 36 flavors. I can't remember which the gentlemen said. The owner is an…read moreamazing man. Treats strangers like family. Give this man your kindness. Now, the ice cream... So so so good. They have the blue play dough ice cream I remember from my child hood, two different cherry ice creams (I liked the tart one best), the pistachio almond is to die for, butter pecan is amazing, black Walnut is the best I've ever had, a very chocolatey one was good (the owners fav), sooo many good flavors. Stop by and see this one of a kind place. Adorable! And great tasting ice cream.

Check out the music at Bobbie's! Who would have thought that they needed more! Their frozen custard…read morewas great. We joined about a hundred of our neighbors to enjoy an evening of music. This evening it was Rock Opera and they never disappoint I ordered the large turtle sundae and it was fabulous! My wife enjoyed the custard too! They have developed a great venue here and such a novel idea!!! Well done!!!!!

My husband and I visited Bobby's tonight after not being in the area for quite some time. We…read moreordered two regular concretes--the Tart Cherry Turtle and the Gooey Butter Cake--and spent nearly $20. While the price was surprising, that's not the reason for this review. Unfortunately, both concretes were extremely disappointing. They were bland and virtually tasteless, with none of the rich flavor we expected. When I was younger, going to Bobby's was a real treat. The quality and flavor made it worth the visit. Sadly, that wasn't our experience tonight. The product simply didn't live up to the reputation I remember. I rarely leave reviews, but I was genuinely disappointed. I can't help but wonder if others have noticed a decline in quality as well. For us, there are better alternatives available now--even Dairy Queen offers a more satisfying frozen treat experience. I truly wanted to enjoy this visit, but based on tonight's experience, we won't be returning.

What a treat! This is a must visit place if you are coming to St Gen. I love flights of any kind…read moreand these craft flavors of ice cream were so delicious! I had moose tracks, amaretto cherry, nana's banana puddin', and sea turtle. The staff and owner are super friendly!

We stopped in here a month or so back when we were out on an adventure for the day from St. Louis…read moreand had absolutely the best time. The service was great - owners were super friendly. We tried three or four different flavors and settled on Eskimo kisses and butter pecan, and I think almost weekly about how good the Eskimo kisses was. I'll be making the drive soon from St. Louis just to get some ice cream.