Edgewood Creamery
701 State Hwy 755, Edgewood
(667) 289-1291
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Extremely overpriced. They charged upwards of $6 for a tiny seemingly partial scoop of ice cream. The chocolate flavor was underwhelming and disappointing. I went in intending to buy for my family, but after seeing the outrageous prices and sampling the skimpy portion, I lost all interest in spending any more time or money there. There is no seating nor welcoming atmosphere here, which was unfortunate. The only person working was gloomy. Brooms Bloom, Keyes Creamery, and Jarrettsville Creamery should be a mentor to this place, as there is great potential here, and hopefully they get it right.
Everything was delicious and the server was very nice and accommodatingđ
Excellent ice cream loved every flavor I've tried and outstanding customer service
First time here tonight. I tried Apple Orchard and Marsh mellow Vanilla! Sooo good!
Great service. The young ladies were friendly and helpful. The service was quick and the skake was great!
When I come to this particular Ice cream shop I have to have the Ube flavor. In my honest opinion it is the best flavor they have. Its usually all sold out by the time I get there but it is so worth the wait. My friend and I stopped in today to grab a cookies and cream cup and the young gentleman there was so nice and helpful as all of there employee's that I have met are. Sometimes they have different flavors so hopefully you guys can see it in the photo. Also they have waffles on Saturdays Yum!
Says open, people inside, door locked, knock on door, no response.
Good-tasting ice creams with unique flavors. Hopefully, they can get the store door fixed now during the summer for a better ordering experience from the inside vice using the pick-up window.
I like their ice cream, itâs 1:30 pm on a Tuesday my dad and drove here to grab ice cream after work. Google says theyâre open, their website says theyâre open, their light days open on the building. On the door it says âhey our door is broken, go to window for service.â I stood at the window for 10 minutes and nobody is there. There seems to be balloons all over the floor of the inside, Iâm not quite sure whatâs going on. I wish they could communicate more, I even checked their Facebook page before heading out hoping Iâd get an updated list of flavors or even to see if they were closed for some kind of event but nothing. Just kinda a bummer I wasted 15 mins each way to try and grab ice cream because their website says hey weâre open and the doors are locked lol
Absolutely bad experience here. 6$ scoop which contains crushed ice in it is just terrible. Absolutely wouldn't recommend coming here.
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Lines get long in the summer because it is soooooo good. The Ube flavor ice-cream is divine 10 out of 10 recommend.
The creaminess texture of the ice cream is what is next level.
Ice cream flavors change every week
Waffle cone was a bit thick. Held up against the ice cream well but also somewhat hard to chew. Still liked it though
Like many Penn State graduates, I consider myself to have a solid education in ice cream. After all, the Penn State Creamery is legendary, and even Ben & Jerryâs got their start by taking the universityâs famous ice cream short course.
So, when I moved to Harford County a few years ago, I did what any self-respecting ice cream enthusiast would doâI set out to try every creamery in the area. And as expected, there are some excellent ones, especially as you head farther into the countryside. But to my surprise, one of the best creameries Iâve ever been to wasnât nestled in a quaint farm townâit was in Edgewood, of all places.
Now, some people might wonder: How different can one scoop of ice cream really be from another? The answer isâa lot. Many shops use a common base for all their flavors, simply adding different flavorings to mix things up. Not Edgewood Creamery. Their ice cream stands out not just in flavor, but in craftsmanship.
Have you ever had ice cream that tastes great at first, but then sort of fades while you eat it? Youâre left with the sensation of cold and sweet, but not much else. That can often be blamed on stabilizers used to extend shelf life. Againânot Edgewood Creamery. Their ice cream keeps delivering flavor, scoop after scoop.
Many of their flavors are unique, intensely flavorful, and absolutely delicious. Iâve had a lot of ice cream in my day, and Edgewood Creamery has earned a spot near the top of my list. If youâre anywhere nearby, itâs worth the trip.
Highly recommended.
Best ice cream this side of I-95!
We love to go to the Edgewood Creamery. The fresh made ice creams are always something new. You go back snd face new flavores nearly every day. We truly feel this makes having a frozen treat a true treat.
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