More menus! They have a large variety of milkshakes too, the Snickers Bar was my favorite!read more

Fun spot found on the main street going through Chestertown that has solid eats. Can't miss their…read moresign. It's an independent burger joint/ice cream shop, and I love to support spots like these. Had a good burger with wonderful, crispy onion rings and a huge, tasty vanilla shake. All made in front of me. It's a throwback place with reliable cooking, quick service, and personable staff. Keep it up, Freeze. I'll be back.

For the last few months I've been curious about a cookie dough milkshake, Everytime I've gone to a…read moredifferent ice cream store (including the other Sugar Doodles) they've given me cookies and cream. Today I had my first Cookie Dough Milkshake, absolutely incredible.

This shop has a great selection of ice cream and toppings. The coconut with fresh pineapple on top…read morehit the spot. Service was very fast and the price was decent. I'd recommend this if your in the area

Lots of options. Lots of sweets...ice cream,…read moreDoughnuts, cake pops, cookies stuffed with ice cream, smith island cake, dirty soda and more. Which you may not know is they have a small breakfast menu, and crepes for anytime of the day. Good service. Indoor and outdoor seating, And a nice location.

We saw this spot as we were driving by. The outside painting caught our attention. It was nicely…read moredecorated and had a cute outdoor sitting area. We only ordered the apple pie ice cream which was okay, not bad but also not the best I've had. The staff wasn't too welcoming which is why I gave it 3 stars but maybe they were having a bad day but not a place I would try again.

I was confused when I arrived because all the reviews mentioned homemade ice cream, but it had a…read moreHershey's ice cream ad out front. Upon entering, the young woman showed us 2 cases of Hershey's ice cream, and one of fresh homemade ice cream, just made in-house. She also showed me another freezer chest with pints and quarts of other homemade flavors. I was definitely all about the homemade stuff. Got two scoops, Oreo and Peach! I had checked their social media to see posts about the fresh peaches they just got for the ice cream, it was really good! They post regularly, so check that out for their latest flavors! Loved the Oreo too... that was my toddler's favorite. Huge portions! I could not finish it all. My toddler liked the pictures on the walls, especially the posters of a kitten and a giraffe eating ice cream. Cheesy but adorable touch! The young woman who helped us was so kind and sweet... explained all the flavors and said we could sample if we weren't sure. She was in the middle of talking to us when some male employee appeared, took over in an authoritarian way, with no discussion with the woman, and just gave our total, like "where's the money" all brusque and pushy. That young woman was personable and deserves 10 stars; the guy was obnoxious. I wanted to tip the young woman but they don't let you do it with c-card, and I had no cash. So bring cash for tips! I didn't see Mommom... is she fictional or real? Or a spirit watching over us? Any which way, I'm happy I stopped, and will definitely visit again! Tip-- if you want lunch or dinner, stop at the Little Grocer nextdoor. They too have great reviews!

I can't speak too much on the atmosphere as my eyes went straight to the ice cream when I walked…read morein. I was able to try some of their unique flavors. I settled on two scoops (absolutely huge scoops) a scoop of coffee Oreo and a scoop of monster (the blue at the top). I'm an ice cream lover and this did not disappoint. Can't wait to get more this summer.

Love the blue, green, and pink color scheme. Since Dairy Queen shut down I thought we'd never have…read moreanother ice cream spot to take its place. Thankfully Chilly Billy's isn't far off from where DQ was. I wish they had an eat in area but considering the small size of the building that used to be Laura's pretty paws it's understandable, plus I'm used to it since DQ didn't have one either. The people who served the ice cream were quite friendly and lively. While I'm sure people may complain a bit bout prices, for the high quality, delicious taste, and decent serving sizes, it's worth it. I went there at noon today and tried a birthday cake flavored ice cream on a waffle cone and a large cup of their peanut butter brownie (so good) and cookies and cream ice cream. For $18.02 it's pretty good and worth the money. Will definitely be going there more often!

Hits the spot when you are craving ice cream in the ole' traditional way! The nicest, hometown…read morecustomer service, BIG portions, and delicious. They even have sugar-free options and sorbet. Perfect location and plenty of parking to just swoop in. So swoop!

[Coronavirus review] This is one of a set of a half-dozen or…read moreso wooden shacks that appear to form the "downtown" of Rock Hall. They have an ordering window and a pickup window, and you can order while maintaining a reasonable distance. For some reason, they've renamed their mint chip and mint oreo flavors into something less intuitive, forcing me to ask and have them tell me that it was just mint chip and mint oreo. I ordered the latter, plus a scoop of black cherry. You might be skeptical of combining mint and cherry, but it actually works really well (as I've learned from getting the occasional cherry on top of mint milkshakes). The cherry had whole cherry pieces, and the price for two scoops was low, so I was satisfied. The mint was nothing special. They do have some flavored ice for someone wanting non-dairy refreshments. Presently, the bench next to this place is taped over, but it's not far to the bayside anyway and there's a small beach, so I say drive over while that ice cream's still cold.

Ever been to Rock Hall, Maryland? Quite possibly no...though maybe, just maybe you'll find yourself…read morein this area (due to the hour away neighboring Dover, Delaware) or perhaps traveling around the rural maritime-ness of this part of the Chesapeake Bay. If so, we all could use a little ice cream and I know just where you can "Get the Scoop." No seriously, that's where. This minuscule ice cream shack, located in the middle of this tiny town, is cleverly-named and can't be missed by the line of people wanting some sweets (especially if there's heat, ya know, from temperature). My girlfriend, her family, and myself found us here a few weeks back and dove into some ice cream that totally hit the spot. Made with what is apparently a local farm brand of ice cream (Kilby Cream), Get the Scoop has a respectable list of creations and toppings. Cookie Monster and Mootella (bet you can figure that one out) are just a few of the somewhat original offerings. My choice came in the form of Tractor Tracks: vanilla ice cream with, well, a lot of peanut butter. There were a few other ingredients mixed in, but the PB reigned supreme. Chunks of amazing nuttiness just knocked this cup of cream out of the park. Pricing was superb and there was plenty of outdoor seating scattered about to scoop up those...um...scoops. The only negative notion I can muster is a lengthy wait once ordering. This is probably because it seemed that ingredients were mixed into that Kilby Cream to concoct those edible options. A factor probably worth waiting for (because hey, it's tasty). Overall, Get the Scoop will give you what you want (as long as that's some good ol' ice cream). I mean, you may not find yourself in Rock Hall tomorrow (or the next day), but I promise if you do, dessert will be waiting.

We went from not knowing about this spot to coming enough to regularly benefit from the rewards…read moreprogram. My husband loves the fish and chips and has become his go-to. I still like the Rachel but also mix it up with the chicken platter, wings, and soups. Whether you're sitting at the counter or gathered around the table, it's definitely a local gem.

This is the typical old school neighborhood breakfast kitchen the waiters and waitresses know their…read moreregulars everybody's friendly a the food It's really good. Prices are not too extremely expensive. It is, however, the only spot in town

Delicious crepes & coffee on the water along the Cross Island Trail. Perfect stop off spot when…read moreheading out on your boat or bike.

The warmed walnut maple scone was yummy--and scones are not typically a favorite of mine. The…read moredouble espresso was rich hot and bitter (in the right way).