Tastee Treat

Reviews

• Heather O.

  star star star star star 23 May 2026

  Super friendly owner and delicious ice cream! If you go during Shark Week, try Shark Attack, salted vanilla ice cream with white chocolate chips and strawberry swirl. It was so good that I went back from second helping!

• P K.

  star star star star_border star_border 17 May 2026

  I only attend Tastee treat when the Luster Kings play in the courtyard.  
  
  Order a large coke, add grandpa's cough elixir, and rock out to the sweet audio stylings.

• Kathryn M.

  star star star star_border star_border 12 May 2026

  I used to love it here as a kid but then they changed owners and the prices skyrocketed. The ice cream is good but you just don't get much for your money.
  
  The playground is fun for kids yet last summer when there it was very dirty.
  
  The owner (woman) seems disrespectful to her teen employees and is hard on customers!
  
  But give it a shot if you're looking for a treat!

• Daniel B.

  star star star star_border star_border 11 May 2026

  One of these days, I'll start eating ice cream again.  Until then, I will continue to bring my son on playdates.  This one brought me here.  
  
  Not because the ice cream is better than any of the other seasonal stands in the area.  But rather, because the playground is further away from the road.  
  
  And the playground was a big hit.  
  
  But I was not able to resist having a few bites of the kiddo's strawberry cone.  Apparently the hard ice-cream is homemade.  The color was remarkably bright and unnatural.  But at the same time, it had lots of little strawberry flecks and seeds.  Overall, it was fine, if maybe a little icy.  
  
  Plus they have soft-serve, and what I believe would be the standard menu slate of burgers, fries, fish-fry, etc.

• Willie W.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 6 May 2026

  I think this place is just not for me, but my wife thought it was great. A friend raves about the place, it's around the corner from her home. I was in the area, decided to try it.
  
  They have this big sign with the 24 flavors of soft serve they have. I immediately wanted to drive away, I could not imagine how they managed to store 24 different soft serve machines. I stayed in the car and let my wife decide what flavor I should have (I know I am notoriously difficult if something isn't exactly the way I want it. I have driven around looking for over two hours deciding on places to have lunch, only to get fed up and go home to eat left overs instead.)
  
  Selecting the size of the ice cream was remarkably easy, there is only one size.
  
  It became apparent that this was not 24 individual flavors, but some sort of flavoring injection process to whatever base flavoring. It is essentially a Snoopy Sno-Cone machine for squeeze ice cream. The size if the same because all of the ice cream has to be the same size so it clears the machine for the next customer.  
  
  This resulted in ice cream that was too soft and drippy. Oddly, the ice cream is actually colder than you would expect even though it is extra squishy. This is probably related to the flavors being blended with the base, just adding more air to an already soft ice cream.
  
  On the other hand, the wife liked the place. Seeing gluten free cones (only the second place we've seen with that in the area) brought an immediate smile to her face. Then she saw some brand of ice cream called Only8, so named because there are only eight calories per ounce. A small serving of that was four ounces, so DeAnna was excited to have a treat for only 32 calories.
  
  I did see that they have hand made ice cream. I agreed to visit again sometime and try something they are making themselves as opposed to pre-packaged flavorings.