What a cute place! I only tried the gelato after a friend recommended it. And it was really good. I…read morelove their creative flavors. I will definitely be back to try more!

Carpe Diem was one of my go-to's when I went to ULL. I've been here when it was just gelato, but…read morenow it has so much more. The gelato remains fabulous especially the biscoff flavor. We got some cocktails and they were the delicious. As this place is also a cafe, the espresso martini was perfect! I love the aesthetic of the outside and inside. It's always so cozy and nice. I will say it can get a little crowded depending on the time you go.

Ysa had a Rocky Road cup and I had a double scoop of praline and cream in a waffle cone…read more Delicious. The 1940's ambience too!

Borden's Ice Cream is always a stop for me whenever I am in Lafayette visiting family. It is the…read moreonly Borden's ice cream shop left, which makes it feel nostalgic and special. I usually keep it simple with a classic sundae, but this time I decided to try a milkshake. Unfortunately, the milkshake was more milk than shake. I ordered cookies and cream and appreciated that they make everything homemade and allow you to select any ice cream flavor for your shake. However, the outcome literally tasted like milk. I did not taste cookies, cream, or any of the richness I expected. The texture and flavor were both overwhelmingly milky, which was disappointing. I will still return because this place is sentimental and has many other great options, but I will stick to my usual sundae moving forward.

Sunday's is a nice spot with a soda shop aesthetic! We stopped in for the 25 cent martinis and…read morestayed for food. Until 2pm they do 25 cent martinis: Lemon drops, Dirty, and one more. They're just fine and a little weak as to be expected for the price. The food was good! We got the BLT and Crawfish beignets. I loved the crawfish beignets, but I wish they were more airy and filled with the crawfish.

Sunday's is super cute and the staff is great. We usually just get ice cream, but they have food…read moreand drinks, too. It's a great place to grab a treat downtown.

A must stop in Fayetteville- get some old fashion French goodness, friendly service, master baker…read morefood goods, and a touch of French ambiance and local history

Best of the best. Love the chocolate petit fours and the cocoons. Sourdough bread is great too. So…read moremany petit gourmandies!

I forget where I first heard about this place (probably TikTok), but thankfully I had it…read morebookmarked. It was about 15 minutes off the highway on our trip back from New Orleans to Texas on a Friday, and hubby rarely lets me down when I propose a foodie detour -- so he was game! Thank goodness I didn't read the reviews too closely beforehand because apparently they can sell out early. We rolled in around 11:30 am, and while there was a short line, it moved quickly -- and they still had EVERY flavor available. Score! We opted for a box of four ($3.50 for a standard flavor, $3.75 for a seasonal one) -- honestly, way cheaper (and better) than that sad Crumbl franchise. We went with the s'mores (the gal in front of us said she came in just for that one), a mint Oreo, a butter cookie, and a chocolate one with cheesecake inside. It's now one day later, and there's only one left -- that's how good they are! The texture is that perfect slightly under-baked middle, which, in my humble opinion, is the superior way to bake a cookie. Of the three I've tried so far, the mint Oreo has been my favorite -- rich, chewy, and perfectly balanced between chocolate and mint. The s'mores was also fantastic -- melty and gooey in all the right ways. On to the owner's story -- which is seriously inspiring. Caroline started baking cookies at 21 during Covid, selling them to friends and family. She quickly realized she had a business on her hands. With the help of her dad -- who's also a business owner -- she launched this company, and now she's absolutely killing it with three Louisiana locations, a growing team of employees, and a reputation for selling out almost daily. What she's built takes guts, and it's clear she's not just surviving -- she's thriving. But what I love most is that she didn't settle for a boring, cookie-cutter (pun intended) storefront. Nope -- the place is FUN. The doors and walls are painted with playful cookie designs, and the vibe is super inviting. You can tell Caroline put real thought into making the space feel special. Even the merch is next level -- embroidered sweatshirts that are super high quality. Yeah, they're $50, but honestly, they feel like the kind of sweatshirt you'd live in all winter. I came this close to buying one for MY sister Caroline -- but alas, budget constraints got the best of me (for now). And the marketing? Genius. She's got that cool, low-key social media strategy that makes you feel like you stumbled upon a secret -- even though the line out the door proves otherwise. It's not just the cookies that make you want to keep coming back -- it's the whole experience. Caroline's story, her energy, the atmosphere -- it all makes you want to root for her and support the business. I'm already thinking about my next road trip just to swing by again (and maybe justify that sweatshirt purchase).

I definitely understand the hype of these cookies! I went on a Saturday morning at noon (they…read moreopened at 11), and I was one of the last ones to get one of everything that day. Such an adorable store filled with delicious cookies. I got a box full of various flavors of cookies. From peanut butter and chocolate to animal cracker to red velvet, there was a flavor for everyone. The cookies are a decent size, not as big as Crumbl but bigger than a regular cookie, and most are stuffed with something. I found the cookies to be moist and full of flavor. I really liked on the box it tells you how to store them if you don't eat all of them right away. For a full box of cookies, 6 of them, it was $22.. each cookie being $3.50. The staff was so amazing and patient with everyone. I was so glad I was able to come and experience this amazing cookie spot!

Emmy's is wonderful! Great staff, delicious ice creams, toppings and best of all -- they make their…read moreown waffle cones! Yes, you heard it right, they make their own waffle cones daily. Fresh. They will even grab you a fresh baked one out the back upon request. I stumbled on this hidden gem one day after a my last craving for a waffle cone was unfulfilled at a franchise frozen yogurt spot. I won't name any names, but I hadn't been to the unnamed commercial spot in over 20 years. Needless to say, I was very disappointed. The waffle cone was stale and had a tinge of plastic taste. I literally thought I'd been poisoned. After looking up ice cream spots with good reviews, my daughter and I found Emmy's. It was not a disappointment at all. The ice cream flavors were limited but very premium. Although they don't make their own ice cream in-house, they get it from the best place I can think of ordering ice cream from - Wisconsin. They have a ton of really premium toppings for a great price too. Most are just $.50, with some of the nut toppings costing a dollar. My daughter tried their orange sorbet with gummy bears and the swear, they were the best gummy bears I've ever tried. I went straight for my go-to, pistachio almond. When I tell you it's stood up to some of the best Italian creamery pistachio I've had in my home town of New Orleans, I'm not exaggerating. Creamy, rich ice cream with an abundance of pistachio. All I needed was one scoop. So amazing and flavorful. Being skeptical after my last botched experience getting a waffle cone at a major franchise dessert spot, I decided to get my ice cream in their signature waffle cone. Oh. My. Goodness. It's like a confection by itself. Delicately buttery, perfectly sweet and super crispy. I hear they even make waffle cone nachos?! Aside from having great dessert, the staff is friendly and they have a nice little sitting area, complete with a soda-shop type bar to sit. It's not a question of if I'll be back, but if I'll be able to pass it up when I'm in the vicinity. Delicious!

Very clean restaurant, great location, large parking area, helpful staff, delicious ice cream…read more Prices are a little high, waffle bowl was a little stale, not crisp, but nice place to stop in for an occasional treat.

After searching for a long lost candy that my father-in-law is quite fond of, we finally found it…read moreat Candyland! If you are a candy lover or just a fan of old-timey vintage stores, this place is a real treat. They have everything from old-school Hershey bars to new-school sour patch kids--plus in-house items like fudge, milkshakes and frozen lemonade. The service was also really great with the employees making sure we were assisted at all times. I highly recommend if you're out in Scott country!

They had different things I haven't seen since I was a kid. They also were very busy for a candy…read moreshop so it was nice to see and had amazing great location next to a little pond to feed ducks while we ate ice cream.

I LOVE this place! Best snowballs in town! The lines can be long and crazy but worth the wait!…read moreDelicious fine ice each time!

awful staff!!!!!!!!!!! rude unprofessional and ask if i want my change back !! really is this place…read moreunder new management??????????????? also sat in my car for second few sips from straw juice/ syrup gone 2 sips when appraoched window i was told ok there is a charge im not asking for xtra this what my snoball looks like with seconds !!! there is a tip container visable should one choose to leave tip though order $11 dollars gave $20 bill sooooooooo she truly wanted tip of $12 dollars!!!!! i will never go back to stand and over riped bananas in my frosties is absolutely nasty/ slimy!!!!!!!!! lets see response, thanks in advance ~