Dairy Queen (Treat)

I thought I would treat myself to a blizzard on Friday night. I haven’t had the greatest experience at the Aston Dairy Queen, but I thought I would give it a try again. Well, I don’t know if you could actually call it a blizzard because basically it was nothing but vanilla ice cream. So inconsistent, sometimes you go and you get a great blizzard other times you go and it’s nothing but vanilla ice cream. I think the staff needs to be trained properly and all the same way, because if you want a good blizzard, you have to go to Broomall.They are always great!

This is my family favorite ice cream shop. My favorite is Brownie Oreo cup fiction. My daughter and wife love the ice cream varieties here. If you want to treat yourself with a sweet right after lunch or dinner, I highly recommend this place.

The blizzards and everything else is delicious. Still tastes like it did years ago. Service was fast and friendly. The only negative I have about them and other places like them is that when you get a blizzard or milkshake they only fill the cup up about 75-80%. I hate that they do that. What if I only gave them $3.75 for a $5 product would they accept partial payment.... NO! I think they need to fill the cup up to what is expected.

Just left and what I thought would be a classic DQ experience turned into mood ruined unfortunately. Ordered a oreo cookie blizzard with fudge on top. Not sure if they heard my order correctly but the lady on the mic said it back to me correctly. Now here's where the problem comes. When it came to me she says something about the fuge being hot. I'm like OK. I get my "blizzard" and it's a shake at best. And to add insult to injury almost no oreo. If I pieced together what was in there it would be a quarter of a cookie if that. I go back to the restaurant and the cashier(same woman) tells me it's how it's made and it's pre measured. But I'm thinking.... This ain't even a whole cookie worth and it's like dust or bits at that. Then I ask can she remake it with the cookies blended and fudge on

Well it wasn't that I was dissatisfied. Here's what happened... I had just finished my dinner and with my new eating regiment had to get dessert in within 30 minutes if I was going to have any at all. Obviously a peanut buster parfait isn't the most healthy thing. But I saw DQ on my way home and remembered how much I loved them. Especially with chocolate ice cream and whipped cream. So I said what the hay and drove up. Everyone was SUPER friendly. I was pretty shocked by the price, approximately $7.50 that seems way too much. I assumed the price went up but I decided to make a mental note and pay. When I received my parfait I was taken back. Instead of the usual dole shaped ice cream on the top there was just... Nothing? Let me rephrase. The ice cream was only filled up to about 2-3 inche