Browse menus, reviews and photos of Ice Cream Shops near Byrdstown.
Ice Cream Shop · $
111 Frisco Lane, Byrdstown
Customers’ favorites
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Ice Cream Shop
100 Oak Street, Byrdstown
Fast Food · $
1245 Livingston Highway, Byrdstown
Customers’ favorites
“Rude person working there. Perhaps not rude but definitely not personable. I get minimum wage jobs suck and people can have a bad day but still would appreciate service with a smile or have a good day or something. Instead of just hand you the ice cream and say nothing. We got what we ordered though so I guess that's good.”
Fast Food · $
807 Tennessee Road, Albany · 7.47 miles
Customers’ favorites
“We arrived around 4pm there was only a couple cars in the lot and I think they were employee cars. The lot was large and made parking with a trailer easy. Overall the place was decently clean on arrival. We went to the Restrooms to wash up and the toilets was decent but not as clean as I like to see. The sink was clean, soap and paper towels were in supply. We were promptly greeted up front and the young lady was fast, accurate and curtious. There appeared to be two employees on break at the time, but service was still prompt complete and accurate. Again the young lady thanked us as she handed us our food and we left. Overall a great experience. The food was hot and fresh and made as we ordered it. Kid-friendliness: My son loves the chicken strips and gravy. And of course the sweet treats. Dq is always his first pick in fast food. Parking: Very large lot for a fast food place. Easy to navigate a trailer or RV. Plenty of parking even for large vehicles.”
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