We were looking for fresh waffle cones/bowls and found Sunday's. The young women working were so…read morefriendly. My kids wanted to try a flavor each and they were so helpful in allowing that to happen. We ordered multiple flavors and each one was more delicious than the next. We will definitely be back.

Honestly, the best homemade ice cream EVER. I can't even begin to tell you how amazing the ice…read morecream is and I am typically not an ice cream fan. My husband had the key lime pie. They say that they actually put in a whole pie into their base vanilla flavor. He can't stop talking about it. I had the biscoff cookie ice cream. Ahhhh...unbelievable. We are looking forward to coming back when we are in the area. Free street parking. No parking lot. Takes cash or credit. Has tables inside to sit.

Sundae Drive has friendly service and excellent ice cream! Soft serve and wonderful unique flavors!…read moreThey also have a homemade waffle cone you have to try!

The absolute best chocolate soft serve!…read more I went with a party of 5 and everyone LOVED what they ordered. Portions were excellent, and reasonably priced, and the staff were very friendly and helpful! If you're driving by....pull in- you won't regret it!

Visited this Tuesday evening for dessert. I love almond…read morejoy ice cream so I tried the Jamaica Me Crazy; coconut ice cream with almonds and a fudge swirl. Wow, it was so good! Rich, creamy and yum. Definitely going back for more before the summer is over.

Place was clean Amelia and Angeline were very inviting and friendly even though they were closing…read morein 5 minutes. They offered great suggestions and let us sample before we picked. They invited us to BYOB. Bring your own banana on Thursday. This place has 3% off if you pay in cash. We will be back thank you girls. You made it a great 1st time experience. Oh yeah the waffle cones and ice cream are amazing. We can't wait to try more.

PSA: If you ever feel the need to try the breakfast here, avoid the corned beef hash. It tastes…read morelike dry, flavorless cat food. No wonder they sell it so cheap. Now, Friendly's and I go WAY back. Like, back in the day when a family could enjoy a full course meal there and it was right on par with Applebee's in the 90s (crikey, I'm old). These days, however, most people only think of them as that one brand of ice cream you see in grocery stores. Or maybe you even felt froggy enough to order delivery from them because you were craving a Reese's Sundae like I was a few summers ago. And yes - they absolutely will deliver ice cream to your door. Honestly though, that might be the best thing they've got going for themselves, food wise. The main menu items here are....mid, at best. Feeling brave and adventurous, I decided I'd give their breakfast a try (especially considering no one's taken any breakfast photos until this review). I've had it as a kid. But since that was literal decades ago, I barely remember the experience. Though, I'm *pretty* sure the food was mostly edible back then. Today, I got an omelet (my way) with basic homefries, corned beef hash, and a bagel. Since I already described how retched the hash was, I'll move onto the rest of the ensemble. Omelet: this was arguably the most edible part of this complete breakfast. The diced veggies were fine, the cheese was fine, and the fresh eggs (which you have to request, btw) were...fine. That's about all I can say about this omelet; it was fine. Apart from the eggs tasting inexplicably "flat", I'd wager this one's a 6 out of 10. The bagel tasted like stale cardboard with cream cheese. At least they use the Philadelphia brand though so....yay? I could only stomach about two bites before giving up and tossing that travesty in the trash. Even the greatest brand of cream cheese on earth couldn't save this joke of a bagel. 1 out of 10, would NOT recommend. The homefries were the only other item I could actually finish. They're unseasoned though (of course), so be cognizant that you'll either want salt or ketchup with these, if that's your thing. 5 out of 10. Oh yeah...did you know this Friendly's has a drive thru? Pretty weird, considering this is a casual dine-in restaurant, but whatevs. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Based on this rather perplexing and frustrating experience, I feel I'd be better off sticking with something simpler like the Lumberjack Breakfast the next time around. I figure, there's no way they could royally f#$! up bacon to the point of blandness, right? RIGHT?! Fingers crossed on that one. Initial re-impressions of their breakfast left me with flavors reminiscent of school cafeteria food. Should the next go around prove to be more pleasant, I'll gladly update this review. For now, I'd give Friendly's take-away 2 mighty fine make-your-own omelets out of 5.

Food was great. Service was fast and pleasant. Atmosphere was great. Always a good choice when you…read morewant some ice cream after dinner

Best ice cream ive ever had! Service was awesome quick and Convienent! And atmosphere was awesome!…read moreThe small is equal to most larges at other places!would recommend 100%

For their prices, their soft serve is unbeatable and they have rotating flavors. Super creamy soft…read moreserve too! I love the texture. This cone was just $5

10$ for a frappe, and it's 95% milk.... So disappointing. They are also extremely slow. Go to king…read moreKone if you want something not disappointing.

We've been going for ice cream, lobster rolls and sherbet at Hayward's for over 17 years…read more Everything has been excellent. The service is as quick as humanly possible considering how many people descend upon them for ice cream! Everyone is courteous and professional. Most of all I want to acknowledge the generosity of the owners in their kind actions toward toward the needy in our community. This review is a little late but truly heartfelt with gratitude and good memories through many quarts of yummy ice cream. PS. Haywards ice cream is made with natural ingredients! Hope this helps someone looking for ice cream with a heart

We were driving by a couple weeks ago and noticed they were open so of course we had to stop. It…read morewas a cold day and we were e actually on our way to get lunch...yeah it probably wasn't the best idea but ice cream in the winter is my favorite! Anyway since we were about to eat we went with kiddy cones. I had the purple panther yogurt which was blackberry frozen yogurt with chocolate and vanilla chips. It was delicious! And it was huge! I took a picture but of course after a couple bites. The girl who took the order was really helpful and friendly despite the cold. Will definitely go back again.

Nice place for chili and kraut dogs on a summer night - with an ice cream chaser. Back area is…read morerelaxing.

We frequent Riley's for the music and have eaten there in past...it was ok. It had been about 6…read moremos. since we had been and longer since we'd eaten there. We ordered some appetizers and drinks. Rush Skins and their Buffalo wings. Very tasty! Lemon Drop that was sweet and slightly tart - so good! (Music is always good)

Ordered two of the specials. lemon Chicken breast with mashed potatoes and broccoli and pasta with…read morechicken. The very small chopped up chicken was so hard and dry it was inedible. The kitchen offered another piece of chicken which was about 1/3 of a normal chicken breast and was overcooked but edible. I didn't eat the Luke warm mashed or broccoli. My wife's pasta was a small amount of spaghetti which had similar dry chicken on it. Best part of the meal were the soft pretzels and stuffed tater tots. Bill included 3 cocktails. The $152. Bill included a tip. Not worth it. Service was good. Food not so much.

Located in the Merrimack Premium Outlets food court, Bananas serves up fruit smoothies & frozen…read morenonfat yogurt (cups, cones, waffle cones, yogurt shakes, sundaes, banana split). The prices here are high as expected in an outlet mall food court. I got a regular size Mango Magic Smoothie ($4.99 plus tax), which was made to order and blended with sugar strawberries, pineapple, mango, coconut creme, nonfat frozen vanilla yogurt & ice. The smoothie itself was refreshing and on the sweet side, like a soft fruit shake, not too thick. I could taste strawberries, but the vanilla yogurt dominated over the rest of the fruit flavors. Overall, not bad. My favorite mango smoothies are still made at Jamba Juice, Tropical Smoothie Cafe, and Robek's.

We came here for an afternoon snack after hot day of shopping at the outlet. It was quite…read morerefreshing to watch them make a smoothie with real fruit. The prices could be a bit on the high side but that is to be expected for the location.