9 Best Ice Cream Shops near Salem

“Best place by far, our goto place“

“the ladies doing the counter were very helpful when I came in and placed an order for chocolates. I had never been to heggys and had brought my son and his stroller in. I appreciate yall being accommodating and not saying anything about how much space the stroller took. I will definitely be back to try some breakfast“

“The food is amazing but the girls are the best! if you want to have a relaxed, fun filled with laughter, and treated just like family breakfast/brunch or ice cream this is definitely the place to go!“

“Quick drive through service. great food, friendly employees.“

“Love their dole! And their friendly service ❤️“

“Stopped by Grain and Berry in Canfield and was seriously impressed! Everything was incredibly fresh, flavorful, and just plain delicious. You can definitely tell they use quality ingredients. The staff was friendly, and the whole experience was great from start to finish. I'll definitely be back for more!“

“Even on a stormy & cloudy night, a Dairy Queen visit will bring smiles to everyone faces. I love getting a sundaes but it is also fun to bring home some Cherry dipped Dilly bars & ice cream sandwiches for everyone else. It all disappears way too quickly. lol -We also love getting ice cream cakes for birthday parties & celebrations.

Parking: Parking is located on side & back of building with limited parking

Kid-friendliness: Kids will love their cones, blizzards & sundaes“

“it's fire ngl. I love the fries and it's affordable. the only thing I would request is if u guys open at 2:30“

“My family and I were at Leetonia Dairy Queen tonight and it was very busy. I am an empathetic person and I could sense a lot of tension and stress amongst the employees. After we ordered and received our food, we saw a female employee storm out of the kitchen and say “I’m done!” The only two employees left working were very young and customers continued to walk through the doors. The teenage employees were stunned and upset. A couple of minutes later, the male teenage employee sheepishly stood at the cash register and said, “Our manager just walked out and we’re both underage so we have to close. We’re really sorry.” A bunch of us felt very sorry for the kids and went up and gave them extra tips. The teenage boy said, “Is it okay if I cry in front of all of you people?” We all reassured him and the female teenage employee that this was not their fault and that these things happen. They both cried and hugged each other. The boy put a handwritten closed sign on the door and began the process of locking up. One of the customers still inside with us finishing eating went over and hugged him. My 7 and 5 year old kids were watching this whole situation unfold and I was very happy with how the teenagers handled themselves in such a stressful situation and with how all of the people (even ones who were turned away after just having walked in) treated one another with love, kindness, and compassion. Not a single person responded rudely or unkindly. Everyone showed empathy. Kudos to those two teenagers. Experiences like this will serve to make you even stronger and ready to face adversity.“