Browse menus, reviews and photos of Ice Cream Shops near Sanford.
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212 West 1st Street, Sanford
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“Great place for events! So much fun!”
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4625 Saint Johns Parkway, Sanford
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“So so enjoyable, quick friendly service”
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2521 South French Avenue, Sanford
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“pretty good stuff! but they need to relocate! that's a teeny tiny entrance. and I'd suggest having another menu sign further down so we can decide while waiting in line, especially for newbies like us! overall, great service & great products !”
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2523 Park Drive, Sanford
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“Always Super friendly serive. A staple of the Sanford Community.”
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5030 West State Rd 46 Suite 1030, Sanford
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“Was nice to see a Rita's on our family trip to Orlando. Being a Philly native, we grew up on Rita's during the Summer. Apparently this store just opened up and we were very happy to have stopped. Very friendly staff and the product never disappoints. Support the Sanford Ritas Florida residents and those traveling through the area.”
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201 South Sanford Avenue, Sanford
“Got their graham cracker ice cream. It was incredible!!!”
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214 East 1st Street, Sanford
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“Me and my family came to Wondermade and it was a wonderful experience. We got ice cream and it was delicious and all homemade. The lavender ice cream was very interesting. The staff was so kind and the storefront was so clean and organized. I will definitely be coming again next time I'm in historic Sandford.”
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3418 South Orlando Drive, Sanford
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“I stopped at this Culver's location while passing through Madison and ended up staying longer than expected. The restaurant was busy but organized, and food moved out to tables steadily without feeling rushed. I ordered a ButterBurger with cheese and it arrived hot with a soft toasted bun and a well-seasoned patty that delivered exactly the kind of comfort-food experience I was looking for. Alongside it, I ordered Wisconsin cheese curds and a side of crinkle-cut fries. The cheese curds were crisp on the outside and soft inside, making them easy to keep reaching for even after I felt full. The fries were simple but fresh and paired well with everything on the tray. To finish, I grabbed a scoop of frozen custard which was smooth, creamy, and a nice way to end the meal. What I appreciate about places like this is consistency. Nothing felt overly complicated or designed for social media. It was just good food served by friendly staff in a relaxed setting. Sometimes that's exactly what makes a meal memorable.”
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Rainbow Cone, a Chicago ice cream shop, is spreading its colorful layers across the country for the first time in its 98-year history. The shop is known for its unique five-flavor ice cream cone, which stacks chocolate, strawberry, Palmer House, pistachio, and orange sherbet in colorful "slices." Since announcing franchising two years ago, Rainbow Cone has grown to 21 locations, mostly around Chicago, but they're not stopping there. They've also opened a store in Indiana and recently made a deal to open 10 spots in Texas.