I don't know how this place can have any negative reviews. Being crowded during weekends just means…read moreit's good ‍ Plenty of Ice Cream Flavors to choose from, and they also offer a variety of Milk Shakes, Hot and Cold Drinks, and Snacks. Be prepared for a wait if you are visiting during weekends. Its cute little spot with limited seating, so plan accordingly.

When the whole of Oak Tree Center shut down for a winter snowmageddon, this lone shop made the best…read moreuse of the situation by keeping their shop open. There were quite a flock of customers including us even late at night. The store was clean and was serviced by a young Sardar boy and he handled the army of crowd quite well, all by himself. We ordered a cup of cotton candy, biscoff rolled ice cream and a glass of rose and rabidi Falooda. The only reason I rate this place a star less is for the the semiya/vermicelli that wasn't sweet and kind of making the falooda tasting experience little bland. But overall this place was a great find for us. Parking at Oak Tree center is abundant and will never be a question of parking unavailability.

Stopped by this ice cream spot after dinner for a sweet treat, and it was the perfect way to end…read morethe night! My daughter and I got chocolate ice cream, and my mom tried the almond joy flavor. Both were absolutely delicious. The flavors were rich and hit the spot. There was plenty of seating inside, but since the weather was so nice, we decided to enjoy our ice cream outside, which made it even better. Such a simple but great experience. The staff were knowledgeable and helped. They didn't seem like they were in a rush which was great! 10/10 ice cream!

I went here for the first time last week and I would 100% go back!! There were SO many flavors to…read morechoose from and some of them were so unique! I got two scoops so I could try two flavors but I definitely will be going back to try some of the other flavors as well! If you're in the area I highly recommend stopping by here.

16 Handles is definitely one of the things I miss most about going to Rutgers! They have a pretty…read moregood selection of frozen yogurt, with my favorite flavors being NY Cheesecake and Nutella. They also have a pretty extensive topping bar. My go-to is the toasted coconut, which is usually in stock. My only complaint is that at some point they changed the cheesecake bites, which were not as good as the original ones. The atmosphere of this place is pretty fun -- they have cute seating. Sometimes it can be hard to get seating on busy nights, but there's also places to sit outside. One thing I appreciate about this location is that they always honor app promotions and coupons. Solid place for frozen yogurt!

I like visiting this location of 16 handles on the Rutgers livi campus. The place is always clean,…read moreand has friendly staff. There is limited service as the frozen yogurt is a self serve situation. You're able to pick your flavors and toppings and then pay by weight. Seating is variable depending on when you go. If it's during peak hours during the school year then it may be hard to find a spot to sit inside and eat. But overall great spot to satisfy your sweet tooth!

This is my second time reviewing this place. The first time I visited, it had just opened, so I…read morewanted to come back and share an update after giving it a try. It's still a great spot when you're craving ice cream but want something a little different. The fresh baked cone is definitely what sets this place apart. It gives the whole experience more of a bakery vibe than your typical ice cream shop, and it's delicious. One thing to know before you go: the flavor selection is limited. Expect around six options or less at a time, including a weekly featured flavor that might just become your favorite. Here's my biggest tip: download the app before you visit. It saves time, lets you browse the flavors without standing at the kiosk, allows you to order ahead, and you'll earn points toward rewards, like a free pastry cone. Now, learn from my mistake... this is NOT take to go ice cream. I thought I could enjoy mine in the car, but by the time I got going, it had melted to a delicious mess. There aren't to go containers or bags because the experience is meant to be enjoyed fresh, even though seating inside is somewhat limited. The good news is that parking is easy, so getting there isn't a hassle. If you've been scrolling through reviews trying to decide whether items worth checking out, I'd say treat yourself and give it a try. It may not have endless flavor choices, but the freshly baked cones make it a unique ice cream experience that's worth experiencing at least once.

Crispy Cones has become one of my favorite ice cream spots in the area! Crispy Cones is known for…read moretheir unique ice cream cones coated in cinnamon and sugar, with a spread of your choice in the interior. I have to say, last time I tried the cone it was fresh, soft, and super complimentary of the ice cream treat. Their ice cream is delicious and I love how they have special flavors each week. Coconut is definitely my favorite flavor within their rotation. Service here is usually quick, both when I've ordered online and in store. I like the sleek and modern look inside of the store, and they have a bit of seating as well. I can't wait to try this week's flavor!

In 76 years of living, this was the 2nd worst ice cream I had in my entire life. It was bland and…read moretasted nothing of the chocolate flavor it was supposed to have. In addition, the texture was completely wrong, it was gummy and lacked any of the velvety dance cream and egg yolk play on your tongue.

A great little ice cream/gelato shop hidden away in a corner burger shop. There were more than…read moreenough flavor suggestions for cones or cups in addition to premade ice cream sandwiches in an easy to reach freezer. Now that we've found it I expect we'll be frequent customers!

New to the area but we've been invited to two birthday parties where they purchased the birthday…read morecake from here. One of my kids' birthdays is coming up so I decided to keep that going. I haven't tried too many cakes in the area so I can't truly compare to give it a full 5 star rating BUT the comments I hear a lot of is they use fresh fruit in their cakes. I usually get birthday cakes from Asian bakeries where fresh fruit is expected so that was an interesting comment to make from my POV. The fruit birthday cakes I've had from here are pretty good. Not too sweet and the most interesting fruit fillings I've had in cake - banana! Among other fruits. The cake isn't as light/airy as I'm used to but not bad at all. The buttercream is on the sweeter side for me but okay if you eat it with the cake and don't leave it until the end. It's not a terribly thick layer. But the cakes were super colorful and it's a lot of food coloring with how saturated the colors are. Your mouth and tongue will be stained if you're not careful. Having said that, I ordered an Oreo cake because that's why my kid wants. BUT I did request that instead of buttercream on the outside, it'll be whipped cream. Still buttercream on the inside though. I'll update this review after the party as it hasn't happened yet. This is a shop that sort of takes you back when you walk in. It's located in a corner shopping center of sorts and they have a shared parking lot so no need to hunt for parking. It has a nostalgic feel with display cases along much of the length, refrigerated sections for drinks (some were Asian which surprised me) and ice cream cake. Plus a wall of candles and birthday cake decorations because they do take a lot of orders for special occasions. No extra frills and nothing for decor's sake. There was a steady line when I went on Sunday morning. Two doors, one designed to be the entrance and the other the exit (but there isn't a police so use whichever door, but the line starts at the entrance door). As you walk up to the counter, someone will help you out. They've got all sorts of things from pastries to cookies, cakes, cupcakes, cannoli's, pies... even a tres leches section that was woefully empty. The only thing is for some odd reason, there are signs of what the items were, but absolutely no prices were posted in the display cases. At least none that I was aware of. I was passed onto the manager to take my order. It took a little time because I'm pretty sure she also decorates cakes and some people were waiting on them but I eventually got my order in. A 9" Oreo cake (for up to 16 people) with whipped cream exterior and birthday message is about $75. I added on a tres leches on a whim - they sold out early but a new batch just finished so I got one straight from the kitchen - was roughly $10. Receipts are old school, orders taken on a paper pad with a carbon copy given to you. I've had a number of tres leches cakes before and this is one of a kind! Deliciously moist, whipped topping - and the cake is halved. In between, they put fruit in there! Plus a maraschino cherry on top and cinnamon dusted over it. It was nowhere near "too sweet" and I rather enjoyed it. A lot. In fact, I'm thinking of calling in to see if I can get some for the party for the adults. My picky daughter loved it. Overall, I have a pretty good impression of this bakery and I'm looking to trying more items over time.

I seriously love this place, they have the best pies/cakes. We love their cheesecakes, Sweet Potato…read more pies, cupcakes and Key Lime Pies. I also love that most of the pies come in large, or mini sizes. Recently ordered the Banana Cream Pie for my family and it was a hit! The owner's daughters run it and they are the nicest people ever.

Still the best local soft serve ice cream. AND, let's put the rumor of them closing permanently to…read morerest. This was recently posted on Facebook by Mayor Jason F. Cilento on on MAY 18, 2026: Good news! I just got off the phone with our good friend Laszlo, owner of Dairy Quick, and he confirmed that they will be opening for the season, just a little later than expected. Hopefully this puts the rumors to rest, because Dairy Quick is a great annual Dunellen tradition and a valued local business! https://www.facebook.com/mayorcilento/posts/pfbid02QRUw778jF7W6aNzkaRhJjWdet1tUpB9ErwrLE4uPUhtLVwUv4SGZ5j59QQ3orTfrl

I am disappointed that this establishment has closed its doors for good. Such fresh tasting ice…read morecream

We celebrated my husband's birthday here on a Sunday around 7pm and it was busy. We waited about 20…read moreminutes which was not bad. It's designed as a Japanese train. The little train cars that bring your food are super fun, and the conveyor belt has food as well and of course the robots that bring you food as well. This is all you can eat so you pay 1 price for everything. I thought Ramen would be more expensive but it's not, it's included! I think only drinks and desserts are extra. This place had a lot of options and way more than sushi so if you are not a sushi person, there's plenty. To be honest, the mozzarella sticks were some of the best I ever had. I also love Kura sushi which is a very similar revolving sushi bar place so I am comparing it to that. This place relies more on the tablet ordering than the conveyor belt while Kura relies on the conveyor belt. The conveyor belt here had some things labeled, most of it was unlabeled which was a little annoying. Everything at Kura is labeled. Kura is pricing per plate while this place is all you can eat - which I do prefer. I think this place has way more selection while Kura has more or less the same items. I still love this place but overall, I do prefer Kura more. Both places definitely have pros and cons though. The service was great as well. Everyone was friendly and knowledgable. Regardless, I will be back and would recommend.

Came to try since I saw it online. Staff was very kind and service is good…read more The issue is with the ordering. I came with a party of 4 and was only allowed to order every 5 minutes, as the iPad will time out and not allow you to order again. Understand this might be due to food waste or over ordering. The conveyor belt can use signs, and at some point of times it was only fruits or seaweed salad spinning around. Standouts include salmon, squid and scallops. Concept is cute and restaurant is bright and clean, but I think it becomes tough at an all you can eat when you have to keep waiting to eat or order. Especially if you come hungry!