Brooker’s Founding Flavors Ice Cream, Vineyard UT

All the ice cream was delicious. I love that they have water on tap. Would have been 5 stars but the George Washington ice cream wasn’t Cherry (it was peanut butter?). My family’s suggestion is that the Liberty bell Sunday should cost $17.76 cause funny.

Creamiest ice cream ever! The flavors don’t hold back and they have a huge variety. The employees are super down to earth and know the ins and outs of the store very well! If you are wanting to try a new place, find the best ice cream or go on a date go here!! Seriously who else has this good of ice cream for $6??

Jared is perhaps the best worker at this joint. He pointed out the best seasonal flavors for me and my homegirl Hannah. They’re pretty freaking fantastic. He deserves a raise and love from everyone. The Icecream was pretty good too!

Really delicious ice cream 🍨 recommend it for sure. They wear Captain Hook hats and are friendly and helpful.

Brooker’s Founding Flavors Ice Cream offers a unique and enjoyable experience, blending rich, inventive ice cream flavors with a charming colonial American theme. The staff, dressed in period attire, and the rustic decor create an immersive setting that adds to the fun. The ice cream itself is super-premium, with a dense and creamy texture. Flavors like Patrick Henry’s Give Me Chocolate or Give Me Death and John Adams’ Oh My Ooey Gooey Butter Cake are indulgent and packed with mix-ins. However, some visitors have noted that the mix-ins can be quite large, occasionally leading to uneven distribution in the scoops.  One of the standout offerings is the Liberty Bell Challenge, a massive 13-scoop sundae served in a pewter bowl, topped with various sauces, whipped cream, and cherries. It’s a