6 Best Ice Cream Shops near Eden Prairie

“been here a few times and i lovelovelove the bingsu. one key thing when ordering the ones with fruit toppings is to get them when they’re in season. i’ve had the strawberry, mango, and the limited melon flavors and all were delicious. i noticed the first two the flavors don’t penetrate deep into the ice which kind of stinks but the texture and toppings make it fun to eat. the whole serving of the melon bingsu tasted like honeydew which had me pleasantly surprised. yummy yummy“

“Kids and I had Freezix tonight for dessert and so yummy! Also Kelly (asked his name for this) gave us great service. When I left him a tip, the jar was so full - I must not be the only one impressed. He let me use both my coupons (which I wasn't expecting). Also we came about 1/2 hr before close, and he didn't make us feel rushed or anything (I know this is supposed to happen but doesn't at some places or with other people). Thanks Kelly!“

“The cookie it self is super good and the inside is not to hard and not to raw of a taste and that’s just the cookie it self the amazing icing on top of the cookie is amazing and the topping on top of everything else it is like watching game 7 cavs vs warriors it is just the greatest thing off all time crumbl cookie is the goat“

“Very friendly staff and the ice cream is so creamy“

“Had a peanut buster parfait. They've got more expensive, just like everything else in the US... almost 7 dollars for one now. But the taste is just like I expected. Delicious vanilla ice cream, warm fudge, and the contrast of the crunchy peanuts. Yum. These are a great treat for kids and adults alike. ??“

“The chain of restaurants no one's Culver's Is A minnesotan Favorite And Top go to restaurants Every individual whether that's a family Or single person.

What prompted my review today was the manager working this morning named Krista. I'd like to applaud her for going above and beyond service levels and providing such high standards of customer service and also the general atmosphere that she has going throughout her restaurant and employees. She takes pride in what she does, and I hope 13 management and ownership of this restaurant notices the work that is being put in is what's going to make not just this location succeed butt the whole franchise itself.

I will briefly speak upon all my Culver's visits not just this location but I'll have visited that I remember. I would say I remember 30 to 40 visits I've taken to a Culver's in my life. That's being very modest, I know it's more than that.

What attracted me to the restaurant first is knowing that all of their ingredients come locally sourced and are not fresh or frozen and also that other ingredients are cared for and contain non genetically modified ingredients, essentially saying that their ingredients are better quality for you and your body.

No obviously a double or triple cheeseburger with fries is not healthy for your body at all. Lol. But if you're looking for something that's quick easy but you're also not going to wake up feeling like crap or vice versa feeling crap after you eat all of their food. Everything is prepared fresh and it's not made before hand. It's all made to order.

Some people will probably argue about the price, and say that Culver's is expensive but those people usually are putting Culver's in the same genre as fast food. Culver's is not what is considered today's fast food at all. Just because they have a drive-thru and you can have your food in a bag or served in front of you indoors in 5 minutes, that gives you no reason at all to put this anywhere close to the same field of restaurants as your: McD's, B.K., T-Bell, etc. Etc. Etc.

As far as what type of category food is Culver's I am not exactly sure what I would put it in.. it certainly not fast food but then again it's not fine dining. It's pretty much in its own category. It's a local staple dining restaurant, serving everything for the whole family and for every type of occasion and people's needs.

Wrapping up getting back to what I said about price is you get what you pay for here. I speak the truth in the past I have said that Culver's is expensive but at that time I was around 22 years old, now being in my young thirties taking everything into account this place is not pricey are expensive into anyone who says that they are way too used to going and ordering off the dollar menu at McDonald's.

Am I the only one who wanders how most people are making it nowadays?
Doing anything is expensive. It's pretty crazy. And honestly we're talking about the price here it's not even double what McDonald's or Burger King charges.

You also don't have to order your food off of a dang dumb self-serve kiosk like at McDonald's now.

The service level on how friendly employees are here really make a huge difference.

Kid-friendliness: A healthy and safe environment that really brings the midwest home to you! Great times and is most certainly friendly and acceptable for the whole family whether you're actually bringing the whole family! That's Aunts & Uncles, mom, Dad, your sisters and brothers, oh and don't forget to bring Grandpa Rudy and!!

Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair in handicap entrances are completely level if you enter right in front of the buildings main entrance. 380 de“