6 Best Ice Cream Shops near Tamaqua

“Girls were very friendly i even got asked out on a date!! Although I didn't want free custard she wouldn't take no for an answer,so she was nice enough to give me and my 3 friends free Italian ice!! Idk if she was cold but I can saybit was warm in her car on her break!! I plan on coming back there over and over I love the friendly service,I wonder if she knows I am one of her co-workers boyfriends I tried telling her but I don't think no is in her vocabulary,what do I do when I show up and my girlfriend and her are working same shift? I mean I think she will be ok if my gf joins and I know my gf will be ok with a quickie but idk how to say we already made ummm our own custard,just realized I turned this into dear abby.... anyway service is 5 star rating“

“I never leave reviews for places but I have to for here. the staff last night were so kind and compassionate, and I wish I caught the name of the employee who offered my husband and I some coffee after our accident. Though we couldn't eat from our nerves, I'd definitely stop in again just off the kindness of the staff alone.“

“Awesome ice cream plant. The recieving bays are just over a year old and they are so clean that they look unused. You are usually in and out in less than 2 hours. The roads to get in are not the best but if you take your time you will be fine.“

“Very nice atmosphere and a good variety of options on the menu. Was there for the first time yesterday, will definitely be back again.“

“We were so excited to try this cute little ice cream shop tucked away from the main street, where you can get local goodies like pretzels and coffee beans while you eat your choice of sweet treats (homemade chocolate using Wilbur choc, Leiby's hand dipped ice cream, or Italian ice). Inside has two tables with a nice working bathroom for patrons with AC for your maximum comfort. Will come back again!“

“Wow...no one does rolled ice cream better. Cannot be topped. Flavors, people, overall experience. We can't wait til it's open and dread the closing date each year.“