Good ice cream and very nice staff. Great place to cool down after getting off the lake !!!! Go…read morecheck them out

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I love Cabo! Great food with personalized service; Andrea is the sweetest! My personal fave is the…read morehomemade chicken salad with pasta salad. Don't miss this hometown gem!

From the owner: Your favorite coffees, ice cream cones, milkshakes, & snow cones with soooo many flavors to choose…read morefrom

This retro-look hodgepodge of buildings offers interesting local crafts and delightful restaurant…read morewith tasty offerings. Atmosphere is casual as are the entrées on the menu. Take a look at the offerings on the menu attached to your photos. This is a delightful place to stop for a spot to eat or to pick up some local memorabilia. Try the next time you're near Savannah Tennessee or the Pickwick dam.

Ok, baked beans were decent, potato salad (should have technically been listed as "loaded potato…read moresalad" which they apparently like around these parts) was a B - minus, and the brisket, while tasty, was tougher than Teddy Roosevelt. Banana pudding was indeed made with actual custard, but lacked grace (acute shortage of vanilla wafers) and was composed of bananas approximately the same age as my great and Beulah. Ribs were tender, but lacking flavor. All BBQ begged for more smoke, including the pulled pork. The pecan pie was very good. Service was perfunctory but adequate. Ambiance was fairly awesome-- the whole place looks hand made and was punctuated with real antiques and tastefully done. I'd be willing to to bet they're having an off day-- the locals swear by the place. The ice cream shop was spectacular, the coffee cafe was good and the t-shirt shop pretty great.

there's many options to pick from including corn flavor which I found hilarious and this man is…read morevery polite and helpful. I will definitely be coming back and ice cream is amazing here nice peacefully place and good environment if you're looking for a peaceful place to visit

What a sweet surprise. We tasted everything and loved it all. Best ice cream ever! A hidden gem!read more

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.

Have mixed feelings about this place. While ordering, the staff was a little.... interesting?…read more The staff was asking my dad really weird questions about our personal lives, asking me why I was wearing a college shirt for a college I didn't attend, judging us on the flavors we ordered, or even eating the ice cream out of the tubs themselves. We were a little turned off by the staff and hoped the ice cream would be redeeming. Overall, it was fine. I got the red velvet and coffee chocolate chunk and it was just fine. It definitely hit the spot considering it was super hot outside, but not sure if I'd be so inclined to re-visit due to the weirdness and uncomfort from the staff

Take a nice country drive for a visit to an ice cream shop that's also a sandwich shop. We often…read morevisit for a light meal and a sweet dessert. The ice cream tastes great, has a great texture, and the portions are generous. The sandwiches are made to order and toasted to a wonderful gooeyness. Crispy sourdough bread outside and fresh, flavorful, hot, and gooey on the inside. There are regular items on the menus and some that rotate though. The staff is helpful and wants to satisfy your needs. There's almost always a line that moves quickly. The ice cream and sandwich counters are housed in a comfortable, nicely decorated building that also has table and counter seating. Outside are picnic tables with access to shade and a roofed area. There's a playground for the youngsters and dogs are welcome.

Did I go to the farm? Nope. I cheated and snagged this from my hotel... and WOW. Creative, creamy,…read moredreamy deliciousness. Like, why did I wait this long? Definitely worth an actual trip to the farm just to see what other flavors you're hiding. Tragically, my little carton is now very empty. RIP. Whisky chocolate chunk -- yes please. While the chocolate chunks were playing a bit of hide-and-seek, the flavor itself was so good I'll let it slide this time. One tiny (loving) side-eye : the ice cream base uses corn syrup. Any chance of a version without it? More and more of us are leaning toward pure sugar these days. Just saying... I'd be first in line.

Great ice cream and the first place we have found with Hersey's besides at the beach. Definitely…read morethe best hand scooped you will find! Service was great also.

This has the BEST Ice Cream EVER!!! They are super nice, they serve Cedar Crest brand ice cream…read morewhich is the best ever!!

This place brings a feeling of an old fashioned soda fountain , happy and fun feeling! The Ice…read morecream is homemade and uses locally sourced ingredients. Service is very friendly and helpful if it is your first time there, they offer free sample before choosing !! Would highly recommend!

Quaint little ice cream shop adjoining Pucketts in downtown Columbia, TN…read more Good selection of flavors...of which we only tried a few. So a return visit is in order. I ordered a Turtle Brownie Parfait and my traveling companion chose a Minty Chip Milkshake. Both had "wowie-zowie" flavors, big and bold. Problem with my Parfait was that 3/4 of the dish was brownie, not bad if you're looking for brownie with a small scoop of ice cream. (Yes, their menu says, "Brownie bits, vanilla ice cream, pecans, more brownie bits, salted caramel and hot fudge drizzle, vanilla whipped cream, amarena cherry.") But I thought it might have more ice cream. The vanilla in it was good...just give me more. Minty Chip waas very very minty....so pretty darn good...but we didn't finish it. Definitely worth a stop and taste and enjoy. We plan to do so again.

This is by far the best ice cream we have had since moving to TN. Absolutely love it and even…read morebetter, my children love it and they can be a tough crowd. We will always come back to Adelita's Ice Cream.

A sweet abuelita with an even sweeter ice cream shop. Lots of wonderful flavors at in incredible…read moreprice. Service is always quick and prompt. We always have the option to taste different flavors before making a decision. The shop is small but is brightly decorated and reminds me of going out to get ice cream with my parents as a kid. My favorite dessert from Adelita is their creamy strawberry popsicle. It is full of flavors and take me down a sweet memory lane!

What a candy store!!!! And ice cream!! And friendly staff!!! And they have sugar-free also!! No…read morereason not to stop by Here's a couple of pics. (They were a little busy for me to take very many pictures)

I stopped here for a treat last weekend to top off a conference in Guntersville. It was...fine…read more This new treat shop is located in the fashionable City Harbor. It's bookended by restaurants and shopping and you get a really nice view of Lake Guntersville. Parking is, theoretically, ample -- though on a busy Saturday afternoon, spots were a little sparse. Just goes to show how popular this locale is. The shop is large and spacious and smells good. It was very clean looking inside. I was greeted nicely upon entry. They have caramel apples, chocolates, fudge, and bonbons galore, and of course ice cream and milkshakes. Ice cream was what I visited for, but the other treats looked delicious. They have a goodly number of ice cream flavors. I was miffed to have a very hard time telling what was what. The square placards that describe the flavors are quite small, and I didn't even realize that flavors were layered two at a time (ie, one carton of ice cream on top was one flavor, below was another) until after I'd placed my order because the placards are smushed so close to the top/bottom of the glass. Fortunately, I scanned these options while the employee scooped my treat and didn't see one that really I wished I'd gotten instead. I was looking for a coffee flavored ice cream and was disappointed to not find it. Could be user error -- as mentioned, the flavor cards were not eye-catching to me -- but still. I wound up with the sea salt chocolate caramel. I ordered one scoop. The employee passed it my way and I went to check out. There were too open registers and I stood facing them for a moment or two. Both employees working them made eye contact with me and then went back to looking at the register, despite me being the only person in line/needing service. It was like they weren't sure what to do. I eventually picked one and said something to the effect of, "This is it for me." The employee wordlessly rang me up and I paid. It didn't feel like she was trying to be rude, but it was...weird and uncomfortable. My single scoop was ~$7 before tip. Now mind you it was a fairly sizeable scoop...but I'd so much rather have a smaller scoop at a lower price. The ice cream itself was good, albeit not mind-blowing. Very rich and creamy. I enjoyed the sea salt caramel and small chocolate covered caramel hunks in the scoop, though I do wish the actual chocolate part had been a bit more deeply chocolatey, if that makes sense. Overall, I think this is a good fit/concept for the space and I'd be down to try it again. If I visit again, I'd look for that coffee ice cream, or maybe try a caramel apple.