Browse menus, reviews and photos of Ice Cream Shops near Lake Ariel.
Ice Cream Shop · $
632 PA-590, Lake Ariel
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“Saturday night 8 pm. 5 to 10 minute wait to order. To be expected and desired. Good ice cream is an indication of a line to order. Lot’s of choices and the prices are reasonable. Nice staff working the windows. Great experience and will go back!”
Ice Cream Shop · $
22 Fallbrook St, Carbondale · 10.68 miles
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“I always take my grandchildren there fast kind delicious I tried banana cream pie soo good I love there flavors fantastic my grandkids like there swirls”
Ice Cream Shop · $
106 6th St, Honesdale · 10.48 miles
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“Best place for Ice Cream can't beat it, and offers sizes to your liking”
Ice Cream Shop · $
1800 Fair Ave, Honesdale · 11.16 miles
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“I started going to this ice cream stand this summer, while working at a nearby summer camp. Growing up near many local farms that produce their own dairy, including ice cream, and trying as many ice cream shops as I can in my time, I have to say this is in one of my top 5. Not sure if it’s the dairy specifically, but the ice cream creations, whether milkshakes or sundaes, are always made well. Not overly saturated with nuts, toppings or whip, but just a perfect balance all around. They frequently change their specials, and always include traditional ice cream, ice sandwiches, shakes and such all the time. Their pricing is decent. Nothing crazy expensive, and not dirt cheap to where you’re questioning yourself. Now, if this were a place that used local dairy, and locally made chocolate and all that jazz, I’m sure it would be even better. But for an ice cream shop that only has 2-3 workers, 2 windows and makes just all around great ice cream treats, if you’re in the area working at a camp, or stopping through, stop here! If you look at my reviews, I don’t often give 5 stars. I’m a critical critic. This isn’t a fancy presentation or any of that. But I promise you it’s everything you want in an ice cream shop!”
Ice Cream Shop · $
1513 Mt Cobb Rd, Mt Cobb · 5.33 miles
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“Best frozen yogurt I ever had!”
American · $
100 Madisonville Rd, Madison · 10.17 miles
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“Special thanks to our go to Ice Cream place Caboose Food & Ice Cream for another amazing ice cream cake. This is a family favorite and they are the best in the business! Thanks for another amazing ice cream cake to celebrate Mason’s 17th birthday!!!”
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