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DQ Treat Only in Bradenton, FL, 5217 W 14th St | DairyQueen.com
5217 W 14th St. Bradenton, FL 34231. Get Directions|(941) 755-9449. (941) 755-9449. Today’s Hours. Store: Closed until 11:00 AM.
DQ Food and Treat in Bradenton, FL, 8307 State Road 64
Find a DQ Food and Treat at 8307 State Road 64 in Bradenton, FL. Enjoy ice cream, burgers, & fast food convenience near you.
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5217 W 14th St, Bradenton, FL, United States, 34231. Links. . dairyqueen.com/en-us/locations/fl/bradenton/52… Contact info. . (941) 755-9449. Photos.
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Buster Bud
Always a great place to grab a frosty treat. The staff is friendly and even though there were about 10 people ahead of me in the line inside, they quickly got to everyone. I usually get a Blizzard, but any ice cream treat I’ve had here is great. Definitely a good way to take a cooling off break in the hot summer months.
… moreMonique Smith
The best blizzard they got on the menu right now.The royal newyork cheesecake blizzard
… moremyles detko
I walked in looking to get a medium orange Julius drink. I waited for 5 minutes for not a single person to come to the front. I saw a young gentle man walk near the drive through window I yelled 4 times and no awnser. As I walked out and the door slammed the young gentleman rushed to the front as I can see him from my car. Very unprofessional and there should be better management.
… moreGwen
Food is always good and ice cream is awesome, but Maddie, who works there is what keeps me coming back . She is absolutely amazing. Always remembers me and my dog, and never forgets my dogs pup cup ! We need more ‘ MADDIES’ in this world!!
… moreZach Larsen
This DQ sucked! Not sure if the workers were stoned or what. We waited in the drive through line for 25 minutes. Only had 2 cars in front of us. We couldn’t back out because we had a truck behind us. Never coming back to this DQ again.
… moreHippie Chick
I was jonesing for a Peanut Buster Parfait, so I pulled into this Dairy Queen with eager anticipation. When I walked in the door, I was hit by a wave of nostalgia. I used to go to Dairy Queen all the time when I was a youngun, and just reading the menu took me back… Mr Misty was my go-to treat as a kid. Who could resist a slushy with lots of flavor syrup as they make them? Not this kid! Then, when I grew older and Blizzards were created, I became addicted to them in college and visited The Queen often for an M&M Blizzard with chocolate ice cream . Always, though, Peanut Buster Parfait (PBP) made with butterscotch sauce was an option that popped up now and then to end up in my hand instead of Mr. Misty or PBP, but because I didn’t like hot fudge as a kid, I always replaced it with butterscotch.
Now, here I was staring at a menu from my childhood mixed with the future (ok, technically the present, but my childhood me would have thought it was the future) and I realized I now had a dilemma on my hands regarding what I wanted to order. Peanut Buster Parfait? Blizzard (so many delicious flavor options!)? Mr Misty? My brain was overloaded with joy.
WAIT! I came here for a PBP made with butterscotch, loaded with salty peanuts in ice cream, my FAVORITE treat, by golly, that’s what I was gonna get.
I ordered it and was told they no longer carry butterscotch SAUCE (writing this now, I vaguely remember when they discontinued their butterscotch sauce. Ugh), but instead, their butterscotch is only the hard dip butterscotch, from when you dip your cone. So, I did as the employees suggested and got caramel. Then I asked for a dip of butterscotch on top at the end. It was pure heaven because they gave me an extra thick dip that dropped down and formed a thick ring of solid butterscotch around the top of the ice cream, on top of the last layer of caramel and peanuts that I had to chop through to get to the layers below. Eating that PBP was an experience, and well worth the millions of calories I took in doing so. Next time, though, I’m gonna have to get a Blizzard, because Dairy Queen is where I perfected the M&M with peanut butter sauce Blizzard, so I could pass it on to Sweet Berries. They are the original Blizzard/Concrete
… moreNow, here I was staring at a menu from my childhood mixed with the future (ok, technically the present, but my childhood me would have thought it was the future) and I realized I now had a dilemma on my hands regarding what I wanted to order. Peanut Buster Parfait? Blizzard (so many delicious flavor options!)? Mr Misty? My brain was overloaded with joy.
WAIT! I came here for a PBP made with butterscotch, loaded with salty peanuts in ice cream, my FAVORITE treat, by golly, that’s what I was gonna get.
I ordered it and was told they no longer carry butterscotch SAUCE (writing this now, I vaguely remember when they discontinued their butterscotch sauce. Ugh), but instead, their butterscotch is only the hard dip butterscotch, from when you dip your cone. So, I did as the employees suggested and got caramel. Then I asked for a dip of butterscotch on top at the end. It was pure heaven because they gave me an extra thick dip that dropped down and formed a thick ring of solid butterscotch around the top of the ice cream, on top of the last layer of caramel and peanuts that I had to chop through to get to the layers below. Eating that PBP was an experience, and well worth the millions of calories I took in doing so. Next time, though, I’m gonna have to get a Blizzard, because Dairy Queen is where I perfected the M&M with peanut butter sauce Blizzard, so I could pass it on to Sweet Berries. They are the original Blizzard/Concrete
Salex
Picked up the world’s BEST Large softserve vanilla cone. It’s great but sometimes I get it chocolate dipped and that takes it to a five star.
… moreDylan Thirtle
Do not waste your time here, Employees are horrible. They locked the doors and wouldn’t answer the drive thru a hour before they close instead they just stand inside and stare at you.
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