Brooker's Founding Flavors Ice Cream

I saw the logo while I was sitting at a stoplight And was immediately intrigued because I love ice cream and I love America. I came in and the Shop is decorated with American Revolution era props. It’s clean, nice music, and delicious ice cream flavors all humorously based On our founding fathers. I ordered one scoop, and it was generous And I was able to mix and match two different flavors… Not to mention, the staff is very friendly. Definitely the highlight of my day!

Brooker's Founding Flavors Ice Cream is quite extraordinary. This 18th century themed decor, along with employees dressed in colonial costumes. I went with my parents after a big family dinner at a Korean restaurant. They have several flavors with historically-referenced names. Wanna know which one I chose? I had a couple scoops of Marie Antoinette's Let Them Eat Red Velvet Cake ice cream. That tasted really sweet. Brooker's is also notable for the Liberty Bell Monumental Sundae challenge.

I got the blueberry cobbler ice cream. I also tried a few of their other flavors. They’re not bad but they’re not worth the hype at all. Ice cream quality is solid, but I don’t think anything here is that special. I’d take Handel’s ice cream over this place any day. I submitted a few photos of the menu just so you guys could judge for yourself how overwhelming it is to read the menu when you first enter the establishment. The name of the restaurant is pretty cool.

Ever since seeing the location in Orem I have wanted to try the ice cream and atmosphere. Living in Sandy I was very happy to learn that a location that opened in Draper. Finally making my way there on a date, the ice cream and the atmosphere exceeded my expectations. I especially love the names of the flavors they have given. I feel that the names of the flavors will spark inquiry into the familiar and unfamiliar people that they are named after. It goes without saying that the taste of the ice cream and the friendliness of the staff are worthy of the establishment and business.

If you love ice cream, this is the place for you. Their high quality ice cream comes in many flavors, all named after figures of the American Revolution. I like that they have some lesser known ones, such as James Armistad and Deborah Sampson. They also offer drinking chocolate so thick and rich it's like drinking a melted candy bar. They have a fun founding father’s theme and the employees dress up. The lines are long but move fast. This location serving sizes are a lot smaller than the other locations we’ve been to, which is very disappointing.