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Address: 1710 Broadway Ave S, Rochester, MN 55904
Phone: (507) 322-0022
Website: http://www.flapdoodlesicecream.com/
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Flapdoodles Homemade Ice Cream Stores at two convenient north and south locations in Rochester, Minnesota.
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Homemade premium ice cream served up in a fun and nonsensical environment. A Rochester original since 2011 and now two locations.
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Reviews
Abigail Lee
I don’t know if there is a time that we have visited Rochester and didn’t stop here. I haven’t had one bad experience. Their ice cream is incredible! I personally like candy bits and not just flakes in my ice cream and this one does not disappoint. So many flavors to choose from. I can’t imagine somebody can’t find something that they would enjoy. It’s always fun also to look at the tables and read the funny comments and riddles. I believe this is locally owned which is a bonus. Highly recommend!
… moreDesi Wright
Helpful staff and good ice cream. My dad ordered a vanilla malt and loved it – just missing a cherry on the top. The Cookie Monster was yummy and full of cookies!! The waffle cone was yummy as well.
… moreJohn Dale
Excellent hard ice cream with 32 flavors to select from, including a couple of non-dairy choices. They offer kid sized or adult sized scoops. Comfortable family atmosphere, friendly service.
… moreDylan Harcey
We had ice cream sandwiches. I love the silly vibes of this place and the ice cream sizes are great. The quotes on the tables and walls are silly and fun. Prices are very reasonable and everything is good here. If you’re in Rochester, give them a try!
… moreBenjamin suen
Creamy and tasty. 3 scoops with sugar cone was a good sharing size. Most folks order waffles cone. Best deal!
… moreRacer Girl
This Ice cream was Actually some of the Best I’ve had! My Husband had Dairy Free Blackberry berry Crumble ( made with Oat milk ) It was Delicious!
Fun Atmosphere, Friendly staff & Did I Mention Delicious Ice Cream
Folks This is a Must Have !!
… moreFun Atmosphere, Friendly staff & Did I Mention Delicious Ice Cream
Folks This is a Must Have !!
Sarah Mathre
Had a chocolate malt Flapdoodle yesterday which is a bowl of ice cream with a waffle piece on top. It was good and satisfying. My husband got the chocolate s’more ice cream and enjoyed it. The inside of the shop looks a bit old but there is plenty of seating. They also offer a drive thru option. Each person can get two free samples.
… moreMatt Nordin
Skip the big chains and try out this local gem. Amazing ice cream. I had the Praline Cream and it was so good. Ordered via Grub Hub. Order 5 cups and actually got 2 cups and 3 pints with no extra charge.
… moreErica Barton
This has to be the most interesting ice cream place I’ve ever been too. I walked by it from my hotel at 3pm on a warm July Wednesday and happened to notice that both of their parking lots were nearly full. I was intrigued by that but thought it must be a misnomer because why would there be so many people at an ice cream shop… it’s an ICE CREAM SHOP and we live in the world of dieting overload…!?
However, an hour and a half later, when I was walking back to the hotel, I noticed the parking lot was a little less full, but still full. I decided to pop in to see if the place was empty…and it was not. So now I began to look at WHY this place had so many people during a time that the mini restaurant space should be empty, and I found many many reasons for people to come. In fact I now think that the business owner, whoever they are, might be a small business genius…
Everything in the place was fun, from the funny sayings on the walls and tables, to the funny ice cream combinations, to the origin story by the door, to the funny daily bit of nonsense on their blackboard …even the kids party nook. It’s incredibly smart on their behalf to let the local customers submit names for their homemade ice cream combinations, which gives the customers a personal stake in the place. They also hold an annual art contest among the local students and hang the winning pieces in the hallway to the bathroom along with a picture of each student. They even sell shirts that would actually help customers advertise the place, and it’s only a block away from a sports field where I imagine a lot of little league competitions take place.
Having said all that, you’re probably thinking, BUT HOW WAS THE ICE CREAM? Actually, really good.. very creamy. They only allow you two samples (and in my opinion, they should up it to three samples…because I probably would have bought two scoops if I could have tried just one more, but I settled on one because the two I tried didn’t go together…). I tasted the German chocolate ice cream, which was phenomenal, but ended up buying the spicy chocolate. With the spicy chocolate, it was the first time I’d ever had brain freeze while also feeling like my mouth was on fire. It was a pretty sweet experience (pun intended).
The customer service was excellent because they had three or four people working…again, unusual for an ice cream place,but also tells you that a lot of people drop by regularly. Half the tables were full of people and it gave the place a Date Night feel while also being family friendly. It had all the markings of a fun and classic ice cream shop, including a classic ice cream truck outside.
If I were to give any suggestions (basically just to the owner) it would simply be to up the decorations in the birthday nook. That corner was a bit on the bland side for a party nook. But other than that, probably the best ice cream shop I’ve ever been too … and I’m a flight attendant who flies all over the world.
… moreHowever, an hour and a half later, when I was walking back to the hotel, I noticed the parking lot was a little less full, but still full. I decided to pop in to see if the place was empty…and it was not. So now I began to look at WHY this place had so many people during a time that the mini restaurant space should be empty, and I found many many reasons for people to come. In fact I now think that the business owner, whoever they are, might be a small business genius…
Everything in the place was fun, from the funny sayings on the walls and tables, to the funny ice cream combinations, to the origin story by the door, to the funny daily bit of nonsense on their blackboard …even the kids party nook. It’s incredibly smart on their behalf to let the local customers submit names for their homemade ice cream combinations, which gives the customers a personal stake in the place. They also hold an annual art contest among the local students and hang the winning pieces in the hallway to the bathroom along with a picture of each student. They even sell shirts that would actually help customers advertise the place, and it’s only a block away from a sports field where I imagine a lot of little league competitions take place.
Having said all that, you’re probably thinking, BUT HOW WAS THE ICE CREAM? Actually, really good.. very creamy. They only allow you two samples (and in my opinion, they should up it to three samples…because I probably would have bought two scoops if I could have tried just one more, but I settled on one because the two I tried didn’t go together…). I tasted the German chocolate ice cream, which was phenomenal, but ended up buying the spicy chocolate. With the spicy chocolate, it was the first time I’d ever had brain freeze while also feeling like my mouth was on fire. It was a pretty sweet experience (pun intended).
The customer service was excellent because they had three or four people working…again, unusual for an ice cream place,but also tells you that a lot of people drop by regularly. Half the tables were full of people and it gave the place a Date Night feel while also being family friendly. It had all the markings of a fun and classic ice cream shop, including a classic ice cream truck outside.
If I were to give any suggestions (basically just to the owner) it would simply be to up the decorations in the birthday nook. That corner was a bit on the bland side for a party nook. But other than that, probably the best ice cream shop I’ve ever been too … and I’m a flight attendant who flies all over the world.
Natalie M
We love Flapdoodles! They do a great job with food allergies – I always review the website before we go so we know which flavors they have and which contain gluten. We have friends with egg & peanut allergies. Let the staff know and they’ll use clean gloves & scoops to open a new container. Favorites in our house: cherries jubilee, chocolate peanut butter, & berry sorbet
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