Cold Stone Creamery

Cold. Stone. Creamery. This isn’t any run of the mill ice cream joint where they tip your ice cream upside down to prove a point to the world(when no one asked). This is a creamery, serving ice cream of the highest degree. It has been years since I treated myself to Cold Stone, and had to run it back for old times sake. The young man working behind the counter had the store in peak shape. Chairs pushed in, tables clean, and his workspace in neat order ready to help the next guest. I treated myself to the Strawberry Blonde in a dipped cone, while my sister dabbled into a Birthday Cake Remix in a bowl. The consistency of the ice cream was delectable, complimented even better by the crisp, yet sweet cone it was served in. I can’t recommend enough that you give this location a visit when in th

The ice cream was ok but the service lacked and the kids behind the counter must have needed a nap after our strenuous questioning about their products due to it being our first time in. It was gut wrenching and required the jaws of life to extract any answers. The waffle cups we got were just as stale as their enthusiasm to be there.

Pleasant surprise to find this ice cream stop across from our campground tonight. It had a chocolate shop inside too.

My son and I both got ice cream and once we sat down my son’s ice cream had 2 long black hairs in it. When I went back up to the counter to get a new one the same young girl (with long black hair) helped me unfortunately. Her hair dangling over the ice cream the whole time she made it. I would think management would at least require her to have her tied back. 🤢🤢

My all of the caramel on my $7 caramel apple stayed on the paper. The little bit that stayed on the apple was not sweet. Used to be a top notch place, obviously cutting corners now.