First off I have to recognize the amazing guy that helped us. He was so friendly, helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. We ended up talking about how much of their product is Gluten Free. This is a new area we are trying to get up to speed on since this now affects our daughter. This is a great option for dessert if you have this type of concern. I've been so sad that they had closed years ago. Upon seeing that they had reopened we had to get in and try my old favorite Peppermint Chocolate Spray. I craved this for so long that I was afraid it wouldn't live up to my memories. Great news though. It is exactly how I remembered and we were told the recipe hasn't changed at all. I was so happy to scratch an itch I've had for so long by finally getting my hands on this nostalgic treat. All of their ice cream and treats (rice Krispy bars)?that we got were divine. This place is absolutely worth the drive and time for such a wonderful experience. Give them a try. I promise you'll be glad you did.

We've been to Snelgrove twice since realizing it was open. I'm SO glad the family reacquired and…read morereopened this gem. The Biscoff flavor is delicious, as is the goat cheese. It is all super fresh, not freezer burned. I haven't tried the double cone yet, but I want to since it is iconically Snelgrove. It is SO cute inside, and clean. The employees are always really helpful and patient with my toddler. I am impressed when young employees do the job well. All in all, Snelgrove is a great experience. I highly recommend visiting if you're in the area. Or even if you're not, really.

Got the Ube and butter pecan ice cream, serving sizes were quite generous and the ube ice cream was…read morevery creamy. Not too sweet either. Some of the better ice cream ive had.

Overall atmosphere was fine, and even though it was quite busy, the service was quick. Plenty of…read moreflavors to choose from, and the portions were generous. We tried the brownie dough and pistachio flavors, but unfortunately didn't enjoy either. The pistachio tasted artificial, and the brownie dough was just okay. It ended up being a miss for us.

How did I just discover Blacksmith? I blame my friends for not telling me about it earlier!…read more This new gem in Millcreek features unique flavors of churned ice cream, where you can see them churning by hand. The menu has both regular and rotating/seasonal flavors. I stopped by on a hot day, tried a few samples, and immediately fell in love. I got the honeybud and mango sticky rice, and both were delightful. The honeybud is similar to the honey lavendar from Salt and Straw, but with an addition of honey and honeycomb! The mango sticky rice has real mango chunks with chewy rice (unlike the stale ones you get at other ice cream shops). Everything I tasted had the perfect amount of sweetness and richness. I'm coming back again and grabbing pints!

HIGH QUALITY ICE CREAM for such a REASONABLE PRICE. From…read morewhere I'm from (CA), you can get the one scoop of ice cream on a waffle cone but for 6-7 dollars. Here, the ice cream is so much more creamier, and one scoop on a cone is only 4-5 ish dollars. Though there was a really long line when we came, (around 8 o'clock), the ice cream was worth the wait, no doubt. I got the Flight (shh.. it's cheat day..), with flavors: Thai tea, chewy gooey buttercake, campfire smores, and white mint chip. I loved ALL these flavors. Judging from other people's reviews, I don't think there is a flavor that's bad at Blacksmith. The thai tea was really strong, but I gotta say, the first bite is the best. The more you eat it, the more weird the flavor becomes. I'm sure this is probably a me thing though, so I still totally recommend this flavor. The chewy gooey butterake the best flavor in my opnion. The name is really accurate; the ice cream IS really chewy. I love the texture. It feels like you're biting into a cookie, but there's icecream too! Hey, two birds on one stone! The campfire smores also didn't disappoint. Like the chewy gooey butter cake, the campfire smores also had a stuff inside, which was a chewing sensation! Though I'm not big on smores, cause I think that they're always way too sweet, this ice cream redefined smores for me. The marshmallows aren't fully sweet, but I can totally taste the smoky flavor of the roasted marshmallows. Though the white mint chip wasn't bad, I felt like it was more underwhelming compared to the over three flavors I've tried. It's just plain white mint chip, nothing more, nothing less. I also got waffle cones on the side (yes, you can do that!), since I really wanted to try out their handmade waffle cones. They serve it to you in triangles (like tortilla chips!) in a little paper bag. That also, was great. So crunchy and buttery! I also gotta say, watching the staff make the ice cream was soo satisfying!

I am very disappointed by what has happened to my favorite frozen yogurt chain, or at least this…read morelocation. Growing up in SoCal, Yogurtland was a verified addiction of mine. I gained platinum status with their loyalty program in like a MONTH lol. So safe to safe I am not, or wasn't, a hater. I loved yogurtland because their yogurt was quality- creamy, smooth in consistency and texture, and flavorful. The yogurt at this location has it allll wrong. Icy, chunky, inconsistent yogurt. We tried one sample, side-eyed each other, and walked out. To boot, the inside was messy, which I can understand given how crowded it was when we went. I'm sure it's cleaner when it's not so busy. I will visit Orem when I'm down there instead, this one is a total miss for me.

What a great find. Looking for a sweet treat and found this near by. The flavors were delicious and…read morethere were many options on the toppings. Mango and Pineapple on Mango frozen yogurt... SLAPS!!

The gelato and ice cream was not good...it wasn't creamy and the only flavor you could taste was…read moresweetness.

Bon Bon, in pre-COVID times found at the Jordan Commons Megaplex, has changed things up a bit, as…read morewe have all been forced to do. In this case, I think it is for the better, as you can have ice cream delivered straight to your door! A month or so back I placed an online order right around their same-day cut off time of 4pm. I was so impressed when a bagful of ice cream was dropped off at my door within less than an hour! We enjoyed the following: Rocky Road features a mild chocolate base and small bits of nuts, but I never found even ONE teeny marshmallow in the whole quart (I just looked up the description to make sure I wasn't mistaken and it definitely mentions those squishy white delights!). Fresh Peach Gelato boasts local peaches from Kuwahara. Tangy, but just-sweet enough. Not quite as creamy as others, but that is par for the course with most fruit based ice creams. Oreo has mostly fine Oreo pieces, but a lot. If you had asked me, I'd have guessed my preference would be larger chunks, but I'd be wrong. This is delightful! New York Wildberry Cheesecake gelato has a great, natural cheesecake flavor. The swirls of berry are rather sweet, but tempered by the tangy base. Chocolate Dipped Strawberry was a surprising household favorite with it's uber creamy pretty-pink base and stracciatella style dark chocolate. They offer a variety of flavors, with some seasonal. All gelatos were a bit harder than ice creams, which is no surprise given they have less cream/fat in them. I am sure if left at room temperature for five or ten minutes (as you are supposed to do for all frozen treats), they would be perfect consistency, but I never have the restraint to wait that long. We bought everything in pint ($5.50) or quart size ($7.50), but you know those long rectangular containers seen at gelateria's? YOU CAN BUY A WHOLE ONE FROM BON BON ($30)! Can you imagine how perfect that would be for a party? There is a $30 minimum, which is extraordinarily easy to meet, and a $5 delivery charge. Go support this wonderful local business crafting such delicious treats!

Haven't been to Munchie's in a while and it's still just as good as I remember. The flavors are on…read morepoint and it definitely hits the comfort-food craving. Don't see it around the Bay Area anymore, so it felt like a fun throwback. Glad it's still holding up in this area.

Yogurtland used to be around every corner but I don't see them as often anymore. However I do see…read moreMenchies more often and I have had their delicious yogurt for over a decade. There are a couple locations in Utah and they do have coupons often times for locations and it's usually buy one get one free, or they do $5 off of $15 or something like that. Either way Menchies always has dairy free and gluten free options for me making me a happy girl!

I stop in every time I spot one, it's a guaranteed stamp of quality and flavor. Each location…read moreoffers an immersive early American experience complete with colonial décor, period music, and friendly young staff in costume. Even the ice cream flavors and drinking chocolate get clever historically-inspired names, which adds to the charm. Portions are generous. I usually get the one scoop, which in reality is three small scoops. Get two if you're sharing, and three if you can handle a full sugar coma. My personal favorite, after working my way through nearly the entire menu, is the Abigail Adams' Salted Crack Cookie with salted caramel, cookie chunks, roasted pecans, and smoked almonds. Simply delicious. I'm happy to pay the fair price for premium ice cream this good. They recently opened the Lehi-Traverse Mountain location, and it's packed on weekends. Whether you're bringing a date or the kids, come ready to wait in line, and budget time for everyone to sample more than one flavor before committing. Worth every minute.

They had a great selection of flavors but it was incredibly overwhelming to have to read a…read moreparagraph per flavor with a line behind you to determine what a John Adams was. Definitely recommend reading the menu before walking in. We sampled 4 different flavors and each were underwhelming. They had a lot of fun flavors, but it was mostly an unflavored ice cream base with a bunch of mix ins. We got the oreo & ice cream sandwich mix in one and all we tasted was the great value brand ice cream sandwich in each bite. I wish the base ice cream had more flavor. The best part was the cone. They are served warm and the flavor was perfect. The cone carries the ice cream. It's also a spendier ice cream (we paid $9 for 2 scoops and a cone). For the price i'd recommend Coldstone instead. The experience was fun though. The workers were in costumes and all the decor was centered around the 1700s. The workers were so sweet and did a great job.

Their location is amazing, so much potential for the local neighborhoods !!!!!! Half the…read moredispensers are out of service, so if you are ok with just four flavors, this place is for you. I am happy to report there was no cat litter odor. Unhappy to report no low sugar option and no sample cups.

Yogurt Stop is a hidden gem!! Tons of toppings and many flavors. The yogurt was some of the…read moresmoothest I've had in Utah. The prices were beyond fair too. This is really the best I've had in Utah! Fresh toppings, eco friendly cups, very clean, smelled good. You need to try!!

I've been eyeing this place for months because of their cute branding and amazing flavors…read morecombinations and I finally got to experience it!! Both cones we tried were complex delicious flavors that had good textural elements and surprising twists. The corn flake crunch though was OUT OF THIS WORLD. I can't wait to come back and try their other flavor combos in the future! I think it's so fun that they have a rotating menu.

We actually went to the one located in Salt Lake City. It was downtown. We both got tea. It was a…read morelittle pricey as we came out paying 10.00 for each small tea. The tea was delicious though. There was no place to sit as it was busy.

Blue Mooooooo! You saw me standing alone....without a dream in my heart....without a love of my…read moreown! You're welcome. Now that I have your attention and I've given you an ear worm, I'll share a story. My friends and I spent a Saturday on ísbíltúr, which is an Icelandic tradition of taking an ice cream road trip. We hit five different places around the Salt Lake valley and lived to tell about it; with only a slight stomachache. This one is a drive through with a small walk-up window and seating outside. It happened to be our last stop on our journey and was the perfect ending to our adventure! We ordered our cones at the window and then sat on the patio in the warm evening air, enjoying our final treats of the day. The patio is situated between two drive through lines, so the setting is a little unusual, but still good vibes. Blue Moo offers Blue Bell ice cream (IYKYK) and is generous in their portion sizes. There's a lovely blue cow photo op adjacent to the drive thru (logistics can be a little tricky if there are cars queuing up).

Food Quality: 5/5 Service: 5/5…read moreCleanliness: 5/5 Value: 5/5 Don't skip on: The Oatmeal Cookie Ice Cream This is the first drive thru ice cream shop that I've seen and it was so cool to see what they turned the car wash building into! Blue Moo carries the iconic Blue Bell ice cream - a brand that isn't sold in grocery stores here in Utah. They had a great variety of flavors and each scoop comes in a cup AND a cone! We got the Oatmeal Cookie and Pistachio Almond. Both delicious! The prices were reasonable and the portions were decent. The staff were super nice and the tables outside were kept clean for those that want to stay and eat their ice cream. Can't wait to go back to try more flavors! P.s. there are a lot of Gluten Free options too!